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M,GorEnN,S nN0KEN LEO.
Was Il FRACTURED by Police Onicer's club or
by Failing Down StnIrIf

Arthur McGovcrn hobblcd into the York
villa Police Court yesterday on crutches. A Ger
tlncate from House Surgeon H. J. Hall said that
on May - McGovern had becn brought to
Roosevelt Hospital. suffrring from double
fracture Of both loncs Of the right leg. md two
severe cuts on the scalp. Insncctor Thorne
WAS in the court with Oni"er Pairtrk
station. Byrue is six feet high. and stout in
proportion, lie H. n much more p0wcrlu! man
rrn wns his prisoner The onlcrr's affidavit
said that hr had found McGoNcru. on May 10.
int"Xicatrd, nnl using prolnne; indecent, and
insulting language, and disturbing III" pence
In the attempt to arrest him ne hHd struck at
the on 'rr und. when pursued. turned 10 light
and frll down stairs njuring himself 80 that
hr had 90 ~" taken to the hospital. Inspector
Thprnr said his attention had been eat ed 10 tho
case, ana he proposed 10 SEQ If the officer had
MrCovcrn has five small children dependent
on hIm. and had insisted on leaving the hos
ptal contrary to the advice Of the doctors, Ho
lived in a tenement nt li3 West Forty ninih
street lie said that Byfnr WIS called into the
yard by a woman. and nltcrward came up to his
room. ON the top Moor ana uSsnu ed him. He
was making a fire ~ the timo. and had a poker
in his hand. He went outside the door. md
Byrne struck him across the knees. His legs
weakened undrr him. and he tumblrd down
tho stairs. BYrne struck him ne he iell. Byrnu
ran after him and pounded him with hls club
AT the bottom OF the stairs until he became IN
Oficer Byrne said that he had been chilled
into the yard 10 quell Il fight between Mrs.
MrGovern and another woman, McGovcrn put
his head out Of n wink and abused Byrne,
saying he could only leave tho building as a
corpse. Byrne took one OF the women across
the nleywHy. and McGoyern camO down stairs
with n henvy poker McGovern nttempted to
striko man nnmed Dougherty. Byrne pre-
vented him. aud was himself attacked He
warded off the flows with his club. McGovrrn
ran up stairs with the, officer after him. A. tho
head OF the Il ight Mc(iOvern turned 10 strike ut
the olIlcer aud f'll down the stairs.
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Mauger's merIean Pointer Playing Cards.
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ST. PAUL. June 10 Tho following State ticket
was nominated by uic GWcuback state Convention to-
day Governor Ara Barton OF fadhau Li,uicnant.
Governor. William McGh,n Of filimurc County, Treas.
urrr, Andrew Nelson ui Mtoa,r county; SrCfrlary of
- 90, lanc Of llrun.pin County Attorney General,
William " Kelly ui - f.td, Railroad Commissioners.
Lbcucy.r Attts ut Ma.laH-tu tuuny. Resolutions
rcpnrtrd nnd prpN"kcd considerable disou.>l",
particularly OGu Ia opposition 10 the pay mcnt Of OLD rail
road bonds
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MANTuA. Juno 1O-Anothcr dyke on the
River 70 has hurst and the waters pouring through the
hrcak have done immense damage m the province o
N1rtuh The iuuudaunn t-TN tY surprise 'upWari o
twelve coumunrs TIE inhahtauiS are completely
destitute. aui arc cucumpcl on the dA kcs lAc scgfc
OF distress are hcartrcrduf.
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The Lenl.h ynllcy nnllroad.

PHILADELPHIA. June l0.-Thc Directors ol
the Iohish Valley Railroad Company met today Il
consider The appointment q successor to the late
President, Ass Packer They adopted resolution do
Ciarius That lut O respect tor the memory o the Au
President ~ f. NrdCut 20 appoint President ~ this
time amt dirrc ling twas tire Nccrlr,dput pr form the
duties u the office until tho next election TIE Board
also declared uufrtrrlY dividend uf one per cent
tie capital stock. payable un and after june H..
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ALGIEns. juno 10-Tho Arab insurgents ol
the province OF Constantine attacked the military post o
T., daa Yesterday The position was dcGnl,I by two
companies ut chassrurs and squadron Spakis who
rcpul,td the attac The insurgents lost MY Ailcd
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Myron w. I.snIas.en,. pea.h.

Myron W. Leflngwcl. the actor. died Mt his
home. ~ West Eleventh street. yesterday, IN has aei
year. MI Lcniuswcll was fur many years cnnpo,tor
ON morning Journals In th ciiv lie wcnt the STAGE
aud playri in various phr- On the Con nuts az tc Old
HuwcrN Nlhlus. HtuidWay ant other theatres lf WIS
particularly succcssiui IN cnncty IA, Last cngaLcm cmVnt
was with thc klie ClANiun tumuuuY lie was the
Jrris, fn-h0ri ~ ihC 1.-TWO orr hans" lie quilted the
compans in tucarp recently ON account o ia.ns health
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RITTLING ~ 4 RING.
Two oung PueilIsis who Found Safe
pIncn 90 Eight In Jersey IItY.


For some timc a spirit of rivalry has eX-
listed between Peter Mnhnn and James Jones'
two amateur pugiiss of Now York, who have
frequently contested. Friends of the two lads
arranged for meeting in n twcnly-four feet
ring Jones and Mnhan went into training
quietly some weeks ago. Tho place selected
for the nghl wns Kept secret. On Monday
afternoon the invite spectators wrr" requested
10 repair tn Jersey City iN two, aud thrrus 80 MS
not 10 attract the attention Ol m" police. Inn
ring was pitched " thin tn" city limits nu tho
Hri.hts, ana the fight was witnessed ly about
l5O persons most of whom were sporting men
from Now York. Jrr~pV Clty and Brooklyn
woro also fairy represented
Tnp fight WaS Wnll contested ana last 'U an
hour and nino minutes. Ninc' 'cn rounds were
fought Alter the FIRST round Jones. vino found
himself oVoruat .hrd. iou:ht ON the defensive.
During the next nino rounds he wns hndy hut
tered, MHhHn outr'U hing an ouligliins llm,
hut Jones' Mis- plu kv uud refused To give M.
After the iruth ruuni u was "l"ut that Juu'-
could not beat MnhHn. but T. WAS not anti! tho
end of the nineteenth round thni Jou"s Sieli"q
To- the solicitations OF his friends und ulinW'd
his second 10 throw M IA" sponge. lie whr
badly bruised while Mahnn had only few
marks in his in"o
The principals and their friends went homo
ms they came. and the policr SLY they know
nothing OF the igh' until ati'r II was over.
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Firing Upon nm Undertaken.

AUBuBN, June 1O-A. H. Lyon. undertaken at
Kings Ferry Ciyusa County. Y, whho returning to
toNn from cole ecurg tour nrcd at uucc uucs by
persons concealed In bushes by the roadside lie pu his
team to the und ESCAPED A bullet hulc found IN
tho dashboard aud auoticr m the sdr ul the scat Mr.
Nun had considerable money with hiil, and robbery Is
supposed 10 have bVrn the design
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Tho examination 81 Keeper Michael Adams
charged with causing the death o Christie SnN der .
convict hl kicking him on MAY ~ ended Yesterday
by Justice kilbrVu committing Adams without bail
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Higher pressure. south 20 wrst winds. sta
unntlN or slightly higher temperatures, party CiOud
weather. aud iur Al rains
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WAsHINdTuN. june 10.--loth tho Senate and
tie lou-c pnssrd TO-DAY resolution arpruprHuug SiuN
Tor monument to mark uc birthplace ol Washington
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ROME. June 10.-Thc troops at Calntahiano
have hccu itrWurrcd. AMI have oNcruuNtrcd tue
rioters, many ot whom l1vc been arrested.
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The Thermometer In NewsIork Yesterday,
A. Huduurs Pharmacy. at . \. NJ. G2' G G5'
o. no, ~ NJ ~ ,:, T. NJ nd a. ed'; a. eu2 - NJ n .
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Mauger's Amerlcan Pointer Playing Cards.
AL with Tox JoseT rouniec corners ana patent index -
al
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INVITING TlIE SIXTY-NlNTH.
IRIsHyErERI.tSI DOUBr CONCERNING
CFItBRITIFG DOMINION DAY

uoc,,.c they Don't Altogether Like What II
C,m,nrmorntes. and DO Not Care 60 Drink
the Queens ucnIth-rrobabie Deciination
Of ,b. Invitntion-The Views OF Onicers.
, 1879-05-08
Corruption In Pennsylvania,


Far from f.aHrx,tlt arn tes disclosures before
Tho Not Claims isribery Committee ut linrrls-
burg; und thu WAYS Of tlle lobbyists uto proved
to.ue unclcan Ways indeed. Air, hiagGe, Of
rittsburg, toll how lie patd newspapers for sup
porting tllr btll,-tlir pay!nunt being for "spacu
u regular rates" lntrtro1uted as to whuiter
l.e had paid $50D, or silD, or S,NkI to n,ly Quo
newspaper, he sattl TIM ns to lllrac sutns, but
did not knuw about s:.59 As far honorable
members, SONG 0t them wuro to receive $1,000,
With sl,uecll thrown In, nsid SONG ut them only
t500 with Mt speech. Ex-Htatr-'Ircasllrcr Kr.,i-
bio see,tB to hayo lost nathlIlgot tile fascinating
persuasion Inr which lu VIA lotlg ngo rc,luwll.
cd. Onu SItycrthornc, of Ertr, testified that
La WIS offered &76O II ho would yute Tor the bill.
liz didn't taku II, and llu uettra,lncd to exposa
The corrnptlMl. Those WIN Wcro to be benefited
ly thu pAsaAgu Of t!Ia measure rutseu 'tn liit1u
fund i" tu help It forward. Simple votes Wurs
rated at $780, Altogether, T. IL evident TINT
there wero nmplu rcasotls Tor appointing tho
liIot Bill Investigating Com ntteo; an.l other
teaHons mt t,otal for the proposition That tho
COMMITTEES slnuld investigate with cIuscd doors,
THIS excited suc!, sl1ym that lhs tsnors were
soou flung wide open, Tic Inquiry promises
snlns truly Interesting infornutlo, Respecting
tic prtccA current of legislative vottA In fc,,.
sylvanta. Tho riots wero bad enough; but this
method OF Fighting uscir WRONG IL q ltstlu worse
than they Wcre.
, 1879-05-08

Florida aro 70 wonderful MS almost to surpass
ctcdilil!ty. Ono Of tl,eso called The I''g Spring
lmnh covered with ,ar1n oak trees, This 0rlce
Is thirty feet BY cixIlt wEte, md the ,irran
forms river six rods vile nn eight fcrt 1esl,,
10 tte Gulf. Anotber, named 'sjvrr Spring.
III tne County 0f Marion, IS ncraps mtlre nc.
cessbc to th' tourists oil the st. Johns llvcr.
an't is large cMn9l to admit to IT, very sourcu
within. hundred yards Of my present rcai-
t1cncc, from vide cleft III n rock some eighteen
feet down, breaks forth living stream, which,
with lnyish Gr'ierostY, pnnr" out ls tide at tt!.
srcd yards and the stream Is lost IN t!,e dark,
solemn wntcrs Of the st. Johns River, but II it
rose. on high gro'inll, and tn the Interior, It
wp9l,, " ne sMsielt, faney to turn nl TIC mills
Spring dues not taku hIEh rank In Florida
for !ts magnitude, though In benuty 1
should say that It yields to none Tho
@ waicrs are beautifully clear, md tho totiomt
with rich efnesnIs1. All nrontli the spring, md
almost ovefhauglng It. nrt tile graceful forms Of
acmi-trapcus vegetation, bath trees utih eErubs,
u rlesiesl prot'ison,-tnu magnolia, wates.Oak,
tlle soicnn yet exous!tc 'irarery of the trailing
tsos8.. Birtls, quite aecurc. 1l!t about mud lend
Their forms and song to tllu picture. The trees
and slrlhs arc mostly evergreen. In n week
be putting forth their foliage Alld flowers Will
he eprtnglhg up in every direction. In short,
n.iE lure enjoys suulmer In tlc month Of EctI-
ruary."
rlir Chtpoa Spring mentioned Is In tho cx-
trcme wcst OF Florida, near the AppalaclIco!a
River; nlsu Abe Spring, and further west
1fulInrs' Spring, Clulk snrlns Huff Spring,
a,Hl others; while on cast, t0war Jncksonyillc,
are Mineral sprlngs, White SprIngs, etc., near tho
censrc Ut tc statr. The 81. Joh'i's River Ia u
lukr-i!ke river, extending north nill south ulonE
Ile coast ot ,Ii Atatic Occnt, ncur and parallel
to In. ocean, Through Il fargc portion Of fiordu.
The tisucil Coyu Sprng mentioned ia rcnctied by
following !l.r IT. Johi.'. south from Jaeksotl-
vitc. Hilll farther SOUTH uni west from tl'u st.
.Io1l1,'s, Is Orange Spring, r,rar Orange Lake;
soIne distance below, till. Silver Spring. Still
farther aout1I, n!t! east Of tso st. Johlls, Blue
Spring A others.
'rhut tilts Island peninsula, but Just now
coral reef redeemed from tho sea, should bc
pnrt olnted hy bubblinga up from tile tvo seas by
which It IL allrrounlth Is naturul, but that tlrso
springs should yunsnn fresh wa,cr, n,ul that thu
bnyous which wind III lrum tile aea about Mubilc
unll New Orleans should alsu c.,lltaLn lrcsh
water, Ia unnatural. What Is The explapatloni |
1.E1ull LAKE.
, 1879-05-08
GREAT INSURANCE CASES,

Gov. sVa4lIl'urn, ut Wisconsin. vi. The Ctt,-
cknnntI iI.nurnncs Compnnica-Tho Coul-
Nattlcs K0Htest.
Thu grust event In tho legal circles of Clnci.l.
nntl Inst week was the trial an.t verdict iu lhu
grrat Insurance. rasc Of Gov. Z. c. Wnslburu,
Of Wisconsin, ngatnat Tic Western Insurance
Company of that city, before Judge Swing, o,
tho Uuited htatcs Court. Tho casa excited
great Interest, US tho otrr insurance companies
OF thu city. whose policies Coy, Waslbusn held,
lsad entered into combination 10 defeat recoy-
cry III this suit Al we'll III in their own suits.
Eight Of tllr ablest luwycrs Of the city wera re-
tafned by the Company, whlle tlu pa!nt!E was
represented by Mcssrs. sage & Ilinslc, who
seem to lave managed their case with great
ability alId achieved Il splendid triumph.
A bctter condemned statemant OF tl.c trial aud
ponts Involved t!lercin cannot be had tlau tho
following from tho Cincinnati Enquirer Ut tho
III Instant:
tin.o was consumed ~ arguments of cuunAcl. ihp
Jury In Tho unfted Htates Court Yestrrt!ay. after
tsa mnutes' dcli!'eraloa, brouthL n verdict for
anee Gonlnsny Of cinrinaatI, to s.c9,cr =. l:9;
OF thcteabnnI, Oh insurance IN tho Washburn NIL
sx H. snS Sus II s. X xutsn; s y
MinAsapolls, Minn.
The lary took tho csse at noon yesterday, md
~ spM MAHAatcS t1tA5tcN WIZ Aetut<k @c1 Pla@nt'
III. This VIA HcarcrIY .alnuse Tor each hour the
tcfenac spent III argument. 10 tay nothing u tic
tln,e spent III sidu arguments DURING tie ptoHrrsa
Of ths cAsV, Metsft. 7. u. tAnCon und johM +.
evidently prepared ihs cabu with great care, and
entered iiliD Il with thu mort enIlso confidence.
Mr. Lincoln himself consumed ttx hours arguing
minutes In coming IL d dectslun, II Tho t!mo u
going to md connY from tho Jury .rooKl were tlu.
Quoted. Thu yafdict cana On tho anniversary OF
the tay tho nliiis wvIo destroyed.
a. tae plaintiffs argument hns been suutainu!,
aud y therefore most interesting to all conccsuyd,
destroyed May !. 1878. had An Insurance OF s!l5,-
QUO, vi which $l7l. 0u0, III s!ghty.slx companies,
WIS Oh she mills, sAt $40, uV0 tn si1tevu CulAA-
p's'a was On stock. 4'eo Total ioas BY lLslz De-
, 1879-05-08
In IouOr OF 'Fupt ianlttS.

81. I0N'f H716EFI1t{R1tfM@t VNE o. ----
A nl1mSrr III tllu admirers of Thomas Paine
In this country contemplate thu erectlon Of
colossal buAt, or statue, 10 tho memory OF tllu
author-hrro Of tbs American Revolution. 1T.
LouiA has been aalectc1 as tho city mhero this
III, Robert &, InREraoll will very shortly visit
this tlty aud deliver one Or more lectures tu
aid Of tho enterprise. souo very prominent
natncs uEe ALREADY connected viii! lhe tnoye-
and permanently orxauixcd cIrculaEs viii be
OF its aim.
, 1879-05-08
THE PICTURESQUE SPRINGS OF FLORIDA.
10 the Editor AZ I7& Irtbuns.

GENEVA LAKE, Wis. biuy IA book pub
lshsd In Eoudou, Eng, contains tho following:
"The spfIugs VI Florida, ID described By
newspaper corres pondent, appear to bo SO copt-
Gus and 50 picturesque that, whilo there Ia yot
tlms, thsy ought to be seeured as national
property, never to be vugurlxcd by Cotton
milis OF .uthes commercial undertakings, but
made this central objects OF national parks, AZ
tu the ea4ss of the magnificent Yosemite Valley
lR oaltfQlola. Theae springs !u the state ot
, 1879-05-08
Davis nusi tho "Tlmrs."

Tic Chicago 1iFnct HOW urges, with great
vctietHencc, the election Of oIea1inous David
DAVIS to thu Efcaidepc; III 1854? Tllc T3mes, 1t
will DO remembered, favored Mr.. Dayars, with
its disastrous Endorsement u fHw months ago.
1t la'cd him tt, tic skies one tay, and ,lcltbcr-
nrey kicked him down Rtnirs tho next. MIR.
Davis cu,l1int Afford to risk Ills uut.lcroua body
III tts eamin;, fight viii, such II lreblu SHELF
md bucker ns tile uneertuin a,Iu ilrkl0 MIR.
Storey furnishes.
, 1879-05-08

H1ENk8dHH [ Fd} S7E1fe l!7fHI. ].
The practice of attaching general provisions
to appropriations IL vi, old inc, n,,tl always a
had Que. That 1t Is not unconstitutional, is
proved by il,e practice: hut We tayu deprecated
IRON the tuginning the attempt uf tile Deu.-
teruss ut this ttn,e tn rcllsnyu by this lnethol
ws Il, themselves vicious a,lt1 ntlefnusihe. X
the Democratic purity uu this occast0n faIs TO
remedy ubl,Ecs wllieh E0 man tlete1ltla II has
itself tn Dlallle, kce it chose tle ulld manner
bY no MCyuH prQt,pr,
, 1879-05-08
Isaurhon Opposition to the Public. SCHOOL
ayhtem,


tH8E"HFH t0192'1 7z3F011 (71EfN.}.
The Meridian Ifsreuru the leading Bourbon
orEun u! this State {we beg the othurs' pardon,
We should layo sntl oneof tho leading Bourbon,
Of tho frce-schunl sJstcn,. III IT. lost issue will
bo found tho following uncauiyocal language;
"1hc public. school system Is Yankee lmporta-
t!on into Alatan,a, as other Statos,-forcod into
our systcm, US other novel inventions OF recon-
struct!ou, to a!l!tct Soushrrn lncn ind women.
These Eouthern States owo It to themselves to
abolish thesp systcn.a with Euthlcsa hand, and
nut the negro upuu deltayinK tho expenses Of
hls own edncati6p.", Ws will assert right here.
that this Statu wont have to ~ fur to coEnnly
with tho demand Ut cur Bourbon friend. Tho
last Legislature calue very near choking tho
system, to death With coil Of long, tangled
law. Tpo Asreuru mlght, II seeus 10 us. be
, 1879-05-08

satfst}cd with tho progress t0wnrd ignorance
tint our lust Legislature made. II It is pleased
ward, IT, conrsc Is plain. It has nf,y to t1o It's
Eourton best 10 duplicate tho fn,dy that made
.n many strides IN that direction. Az for off,
Rrtf, we atc In favDr VI liberal fteeaclool sys-
tEm
, 1879-05-08

N9EH ]HFN EHH tI{H. +
We arc informed from Washington that Con-
grcss will back down on the army question.
IInyes is 60 strong fur the Democracy. They
hayc not cournge enough, Us It seems, to stand
fast even against iha veto Gt tlle Fraudulent.
Very well. Whit ridiculous. honclcss thlng
the Democratic party ca,l hc .1nde 10 nppcari
, 1879-05-08
TIE COMPILING MARRIAGE.

1soscoo,s strnuro Behavlor About It-y1,ae
Gen. n7cQuatte Baya 44bout tho sonntor,
. Spsetal Correspondence OF The Tribune.
UrlcA, N. T., May 0.-Tho chief theme Of
conversation III Utica is about Senator Couk-
tfng's strange behavior In regard to hts only
daughters wedding with Mr.. Oatman. It
sccms TINT the Senator l,ad remarked to somo
Ole WHO Ind spoken OF bis new sotl-n-'aw:
mot m5 Bor,.il'law, sir. but Mrs. Conkllng's
son-in-law. do not know him."
so,so.oa W. -, NV a.s n.ts,.,s ,I,,J,,,s -. uas,
conu"elos nu Ar. oatnhns u'''s'on ~, ~ cam
tol sloa'l's Uela"afe, Laeha"hHna q western
cnt's plccc, wouldn't recognize Conk, Oatman
is n eentlr,uon. md oyrrybody likes him. Vhy.
- r.'',' ,.,. 49,. ~ ~ H' 'H0 1850 ,M1s
knew conk. thirty years ago, when he married
lloratio soymout's sister, una tei you loFatio
hulf 40 much Of a mai, III Mr, Ostman. i don't
lJnmr tl, srvmo mo,,rs Yor mt rccovn,zIno Roscoo
-. @"s. "s ~ So. ~. s.,s .sssse.
but Bess's csntuE III sAe eoudnt hsra sioa
o,u, po,,nr ,1 % anasowu ,a @ ond e"n,enao orsrs
no,, ~ ,,i,, ~ h" ~, ,.nrr .,nrh,n,s,,s trsIo
It seems ,i,a,, through a lndicroas mistake,
word got out that Roscoe Conkllug aent his
congratulations tho night Of tue wedding, Ono
Of Senator Conkllng's particular friends In Uttca
j. Ar. Proctor tle pronFietor Of boGgs Hotel
Well, Mr. Proctor, who Is cultured young
mu1,, and strong supporter Of Roscoe, was
ono Of the us,,crs ut tho wedding. While ho
was ~ s'e weaau, % s, 'a., w.. 'ofsaso 1sssee
came TO him, ut tlo hotel, troui Senator Conk"
ling.
Tie clerk thought that, Of course, 1t contained
WV. ".a"s :. ~. ,,,a .a'a,,t"., H. ,,n.a.n. a
sent u on up 70 1le rcesptol!. alE' croetof
, 1879-05-08
VIII. Get II 1sox-Too.

15e1EVH
The Confederate mob TINT l,as temporarily
obtained control Of Congress imaglnes Itself To
bc tho Government. 1t has received Il slight re-
mIndcr Of It's mistake In tllc sllnpu of Il veto
1rou, the President; ulMt, When thr next clc.-
t!nu-day rolls around, it will get bUx-too fran
tho DeODle.
, 1879-05-08

T7HfIHHdH Ef57H HfEfE1a7 31HH. RfD.3t
judge iiaruIs lms been nominated to succeed
the murdered Elliott Upon the Appellate Dcncl.
Of Kentucky. 'rlr rst thing for him to do
HOW Is to ret measured for shirt pi mail, mid
wear It wlcn Ito rcnlers llis Judgments or llenrs
Of anybody making preunrutio,ls TO 70 sntpinE.
, 1879-05-08

= 1HHtHHHUHsF3 VBBfHW l73FU.J+
The lying, whining, hypocrltcal cant Of Dem.
ocrats about the use of United States troops at
the polls, Is quito Eelrosh!ng III Wow Of tho fact
tint they hnve carried six or eight Of the South
crn States With tue shotgun md rifle for the
pust ten years.
, 1879-05-08
lilo Has His Uses.


VIC were mistaken In la'ncnting the election
Of the hot gospcscr. Dp LII alutsr. Tic IL cm!-
1scnt1y useful. lie has succeeded III making tic
lunacy OF GreenhackIsin more npparcnt tl,an It's
strongest enemies could. Thu tulcutcd idiot
lln8 many uaCS.
, 1879-05-08

1.ifgIdFTOHl0 1TfA1 (TJfH,l.
The New furk SHn's Democratic candidate
for tho Presidency, Gen. John II. Palmer, Of
Illinois, Inns not created much enthusiasm In tho
South. Con. Palmer fought In the Union army,
nnl, as tho Confederate Dcn,ocrutie editor ot
tic OAolona States puts H., "The trcason OF
Lincoln nud Ills irellngs must be nalu,
odious." T1ldcn, however, was not Lincoln
NifCli1Jr,
, 1879-05-08

Whht N3Ila sohthcF11 lh1m1Rratton.
.ufmbhf1 t3fnn., Araiancht uadh
We flnd tho following III lntu number OF the
Inland Recorder, printed Ia Chester, Choctnw
w. s..t.,.,.,.
~ m @ aanon! h,St ,asi, nuo"t nciocS. crowl
9rrrn," I "it xin ~ liam tuu ,, % e ~ M
onI Mai nto tha ho,sc twc,r,t nr iftrnn i,"os
Ticy can,r yury near EilInr Allen. his Win. mi
lwn children, rs thc bcdqulIta weru perforated in
srycral places. ana several hnlls wcr1 f0u,l
lodged IN tho bccdclothin.. Allen, so far Us We
knoW, Is harinluss i,cacrablo nG*so, and ~ very
raps agauat the laws, bnt. whatever they may he,
"" n, t,s sacm IN ~ nG1 :" " ne
wot,li bc noro MANLY for ti,e nprr,ny"I INV t.
have him arrested and uInIshe,l nner tho ia,ys ~
tho btatc, thAu to 70 AZ Midnight 10 llIs aambu
deed NJ abnye stated. We llaso 11u itca Win tho
nafttea arc, T. nor , Do wo cafr. w arc orro+ud to
ench hcle 0f PiHchce, aMu l0Po tAe ulGtluGfB Will
, 1879-05-08

The Democrats aro making "much ado about
nothing" Thu PrusidcHt hus lcxteroualy do
ptiyed them Of tl!sir new party tssuo by donon-
ssratsl'K tllat tho aruy cAnnot be used at the
polls under existing luws This ho!ng Co. tho
Democratic party llad III excuse for iorctng tho
popular indignation II IL stops TIC pay ui Tie
Arllly.