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, 1879-03-10
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, MONDAY. MARCH 10. 1872

IN strange nelohborhood in tic tnta1la OF the
night. The experiment has, however. beantrlGt
yarlabln result has been TINT tho departed nnll
tial has reappcarcd Mt hts native Kitchen donf
the hcxt morning. This wonderful skiil In trat-
cling through unfamiliar regions without b
ability Of cats being uscd rs special messengers.
Recently thtrty-scycI cats, residing 10 the cltv
Of Ltcge, wcro taken IN bags n long de.ancc in
to tho country, The animals were liberated at
afternoon ono OF ttlom reached his home. tI!*
folino companions arriYed At LieCc somewhat
later, hut It IL understood Tint within twenty
four hours every one had reached hts home. It
s proposed to establish At an carly ay regtilnr
6yeter1 nf cat Communication between LEGO
md tho neighboring villages.
, 1879-03-10
Operations Of a Gang Of Pseudo
Phiianthropists in Eastern
Cities.
Their Piracy Carried on under
the Color Of Uommtttec-
#, Work,
A Resident Of New York Kills One Burg
lar aud Naba Another,
Full Particulars Of the BASTARD
" Boy-Mlrder Near
Pittsburg.
A - MEMORIAL COMMITTEE"
Adsefnt Eisn6feA Ia 11A 1tr{A1tnh

A MEMORIAL COMMITTEE"
8dtcfa1 Dtsneteh 10 7As Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, March "a gang Of swn-
d1crs who worked as the "Bayayd-Taylos
Memorial Comtnlttcc,n did not havo 20 rood
luck Ia this city as in Washington md Now
York, where they got nearty $500. Ono Of them,
calling himself DR.. Won Re!nned called on
Turness, an eminent lshakspcarean scholar mud
President Of the Penn Club, on tho 12tll
Of February and askcd tho use Of l1is namo On
tho Honorary Committee. Won Rein
fed asked for no money. but he Eayo
them: 40. His subscription WAS
quickly raised tcn-fo!d by tho addition Of
cipher, and tho awindlers htcd them to the real
dcnce Of George Il. Boxer, President OF tho
union League, with similar request. BOXER
was not to bo outlone by Furness, and 1,c put
down 500. Not having tho cnsi1, he offered
chock; bnt they would not take It then and Left.
George W. Childs was the next tnan, aud he
mas tho first to suspect, bccauao when he looked
ovar the New York list (ChLlds is an expert
on subscription lists, for Ills namo is on them
ally l,e found the nan1os Of gentlemen whom he
knew never put their names down for nnyth!ng,
on principle. uo put them OIL nntl went to sec
the German Consul, whose name ho SAW waa
down. Meanwhile, BOXER had begun to think
there was something crooked, and went to SEQ
Furncss, and askcl him how ho camo to give
5lo0 for such purpose. Furncss cx-
p!aineu, and tho fraud came out. a private
detective waa called in, but tic t1cscrotlon OF
tho clcTor swlndtcr was very vague. Ho Eaa q
wcll-urcssed, educated, and m accomplished
man, expert onough 70 deceive thy very elect,
aEl thu search secmed hopeless, had not ono ot
talking. il was tho work o. . minute 10 stop
him, frighten him, got the $40 back, md tho
, 1879-03-10
HORSE VERSUS MAN,

CHICAGO, March 9.-Mr. Sullivan, the owncr
Of losing Dr.. after making number Ut excuses,
states IN yesterdays lnlnuaE that tlo Is anxious
80 n,ala the match for "a or 80 hours, providing
Is for "bloo1 mouey," ihatls, all gate rceeipts
20 to winner. III uy acceptance of Mr., 6ullt-
van's challenge l,auc III mention ol how thu
Katc tnoney shauld hs divided, aru ain perfectly
the contest for " hours, s1s0 aside, wInner to
take all Eat4 inusluY after rxpcnscs arc paid.
thLuk beth part1cs hnva irdulrcl in enu,lel,
newspaper talk. ana It ts atout tulu Mr.. sulllsan
co7ered my fDr!cit, whtch remains III the italnls
.of W. @. Lyon. Respectfully.
CHARLES E, DAyiBg
, 1879-03-10
ney. Ha IL also itablo TO large amount a tn-
dorscr for the Davo Mills. The total liabilities
aro not far from $o00, 600.
THE NEW CONGRESS-.

Personal and Political Complexion Of 6en-
ate md 1Innhr.
Hashia1ton noH.
On the 18th Inst tho Fogty.etxth Congress
will convene In the Capitol. 1t viii bu corn-
posed Ia Senate and Hoilso as folloHs'
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, 1879-03-10
PRETTY WORK.

New YonK, March 10.-One burglar Was shot
and killed anl another captured tonight by
John T. Richards, who surprised them while
they were ransacking parlor In hts house, No.
Dos East Eigh.y-sixth street. Richards was up
stairs md heard noise below In tho parlor. He
got a revolver aud went cautiously down.
BY tho light Of tho moon ha saw two men In
the room, who heard him coming and ran, ono
to the right and thu other to tho left. Ho fred
thren shots at tho ]attor without apparent
effect. FallIng to got out Of tho back window,
tho Inter turned on Richards, who shot lin
through tho heart, and ho fell dead In tho mid
die Of the 1oor. Tho other man WIS
then covered with 4 revolver. and
surrendered. The police wcro attracted by tho
shooting, md, as they came to tho house,
Richards, after telling bis story, surrendered
himself The dead burglar was recognized as
Timothy Casey, q hardened young criminal,
hardly yet nnn, who Inns given the police Ia
the upper past OF thu city good deal Of
trouble. Ja!ncs Dargap. the capturel burglar,
y known to tho police as an old Of.
Richards that II hc QDargan) ha.a only hal re-
volyer Richards would not be 1t tic atatlon-
house nitll him. Richards IL n member Of tho
tlrnl OF John F. Moore's 6ons, dealtrs. In galns
and arms, and is Captain Of tho Seventh 1lcgi.
tnent rtfE.ten!n. Later In the night tho Coroner
discharged Richards from custody.
, 1879-03-10
FINANCIAL,
Gptcjas Aftpdtch 10 INs 1ffhHHA

fpkcIHs HpQ3cH 10 1Hb 1F1pHHH-
FoHr WAYNE, Ind, biurch D.-Cons!dcruble
excitement is cauacd BY the failure yesterday of
Heller Il Dague, With liabilities ngCregattng
,nearly $50, 0,UuD. THEY conducted stores at Mon
roaVtl'e uud Decatur, Ind, mud Dixon, O., q
ktava-factbtY at Decatur, and u staye.iactoty.
ao,1rtntll, anil sa"-tn!li at Decatur. They en-
ployed 1bQ lncn, Who are thrown out Of work.
Tho firm hid recently sustained hcary l1sses,
which, coupled with the depression tn thu stare
business lnd the shrinkuge In real estate,
eaused tho suspension. YLe heaviest lusecs full
% ftns III FoFt Wayne, Cleveland, and Toledo.
FAL1 RIVER. Mass., March D.-'rho petition
Of William 6. Dayol. Br., an Involuntary pnnk-
Eups wa4 ale4 at the Cuurl III Insolvency at
Taunton yeatsrdAy. The failure WAS caused by
indotteinents toE q kan-lniax, thatles +, Stick
, 1879-03-10
ZULULAND,

lO 14+ANDs
COL. PEARSON, LATELY SURROUNDED.
CARE Tows, Feb. 49, Tia MApE1RA.-Co1.
Pearson was attacked at Ekowc BY largo forco
Of Zu1us. The latter were defeated with enor-
nous loss, md pursued to Eutomedta, ono Of
tic Zulu military kraals.
COL. WARD
reports that he bus capturcd largo number OF
cattle. Tito health Of Ills troops IL good. The
attitude Of tho native tribes in Trnusvaal is dis
qutctIng, and It Ia fcared the Chiefs have formed
league against the Brlt!sh..
Tho Governor Of Maurltns has arrived at Cape
Town.
rEsr-su1rs.
Men.of-wnr Boadtcca mil Flora are ut Suuoo's
Buy. They haye twenty.scyen cases Of small pox
on board.
LONDON, March 10.-Thc correspondent at
capo Town says Col. Pearson, after rcpnlslng
tho Zulu attaek which occurred Feb. 10, burned
Entamcdi.
A dispatch from Kimberley reports that the
Zllus haye burned eight kraa!s belonging to
friendly Catfrcs near Doornberg n,lil Killed the
inhabitants. All fears of u successlul invasion
Of Natal have disappeared.
Tho agttatton 10 Transyanl for Independence
has diminished rs the attltule Of tho tribes bo-
comes moro threatening. It's reported Chief,
secoenn1, is preparing to attac!t soylenburg, In
Eastern Transyaal.
dispatch from Cape Town sara 1argo pro.
portion Ut the Zulua arc Temporarily ,dlsbandct]
for harvest Pretoria ts being fortified aghinst
threatened attack by the Chief Hccornni
THEY PROBABLY ALWAYS DESIRED IT.
LONDON, March 0.-Thc CaN Arq1s publishes
tho following from its correspondent IN the
field: "Tho Zu!us now dcsiro peace on term.
consistent With tsba1 fndcpenlcnce.''
, 1879-03-10

Lospos, March 1o.-A dispatch from Berlin
stutes that tho Powers have nuttlel the nul-
gartan Deputies that their dila.otlness has pro-
yokcl serious aisplcasure. Tue Powers refuse
to consent to Provisional Regansy, aud desire
t4gt q pfinca 6o elected.
, 1879-03-10

thnt McLaln, ono Of the stable bosses, murdered
little snm 1Iuutnr at 13rna1ock. stcIntn onfl
no,s,, ..".o arr,.,ad ~, Isrl1av n. ,o,ogra,t.a
uorroa "rso " .14"a,, es.apuee
GosE, who was Thought to possess important
information. Yesterday MeLain, Go,scl, a1ll
Hoaa ,vorc hroroht N .his rftv for safc-trc,tnu
uoe .,. .,', ~ saI 49,. ~ .ts"
anu a!so 10 pFotcet tncth from ING 1urS OIL tho
Hraddock people. This morning Goss madc
statement, tho substance Of whcl, Is that e vas
nj the Rtah,e when sn1n1ny Jluutsr camc In fron
, 1879-03-10

Special Dtspatch to 1As 7ffonra
MILWAUKEE, March 0.-Tllo police this ayen-
Ing arrested August Kocpp!tn On warrant
charging him with huyng cotumittod rapo on
the person Of Catherine Vessel last Tlcsday
night. ffio casc, II as reported by the victim, Ia
Of M aggravated nature,
, 1879-03-10
CANADA.

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Duty on con1-NaviEatlon Quostions-Juds-
toct-I.utno.s ia to t1,o Groat yye.tnr,
1,ai,,vay..lrfs,,.Cu,tu ;.
so.etaI D,+pa,ch 70 n. 7,4b,,n4
o,a, .: .,s.a,, = ~ = 4Se "e..,' ,''8" .,
ostAwA' noFsn "-NqTa SCOTIA a1a! ontario
mcnbcrs waited on tlie Hon. Mr.. TilleY, and
aakcd that a tax Of rs cents be imnosed on
American cool. -.
Ti,o ,,,,,,tors t,o,,,o,,o, l., Tin ,,.,. ...,,,,
tho Dominion Rlac Association meeting, dis.
cussed the ntlytsabllity OF having grand con-
centrat!on Of Ontario mud ouebcn forces at anna
contr,i ro,nt r., c,t,,or ~ ~ r,,,nr ~ tt,aas
PROVINCES lhc points suggested wcro Toronto
MID Montreal. It Is moro tlan probahle that q
gratd royicw will tako place.
In thn senotc 4l,e o,,cs.;o, =, 1r,n+,,n
trda,,a.x e,a .e =, aaoss.ua ~ etaasu
lnuemhs5 anu mileage to member Of the Sen.
ato who WAS absent last session was discussed
with closed DOORS It appcars that member Of
The Senate wont to Now York in Tic beetnp,nr
rst few wecks: INK heforo ho ieft that city o ho
wn" tn1rer M, on,i d ~ rccnrar r. I'M AZ" Mo
rharrc lila p.rliamcntnev d,ties, Thr nroctinc Htn
n ra1crd to tils mnttcr bos son ~ ";1pnw te
nniv =, w. nn,hor a notn% sn,, ~ pnI
1G5oe to the cata Or Tse1 rSsdtn in II
was scitcd INT tSs snnlicaion no,,d nat ha ~
sustained.
In tho House OF Commons, Mr.. Rochester
moved for copies Of correspondence respecting
the action tnlsen- by the Government Of tho
navigation Of tho Uniicl States nnI HLatp cnnnIn
unI The Hudson River In accordance With tic
Treaty Of Washington. lie contruled that The
scriuiir interfcrrn with tho Cana1ian I,mhor. t.
csrTyl,,tr trntie innst,l,ch M Cannfiinn vn.ssi.
could iiot 70 beyonJ ALBANY on route to Now
York, IIo l,oned tbo Government would lake thu
nnttcr in hn1tl Md try To redress ths wrnmc ia.
ralscit wns a wrorf. that va shouid he nreyented
from, sanding dir ycsssis thronrh thc
tInltc, Htntrs cannls whI]o Amerfrnn ve.saix
cnuld onter Canndinn nortc. MI. Durnor' ~
1t. John. sail thn t]til}c,iity with our hnrrcs
uns. tInt thry wers too jnrps tn "a throuoi, shc
cnrn1a. Nn priylieres werc pfnnto1 n tho
iJnifc stntca vessels hero fhat were mt r7rant.
cd to Cnnailian Vessels in tic limited Ststes,
nur horrns wcrn tno lnrre rhn fart ,rns, ramn.
tjinr f,se1ns woro not n1,nwn1 ~ M efbrnmnh
Amcr,r.n ~onois aifhm,wh Hmetiesnn I'M h.rE.s
,., o1'asan - ~ throrrh In rnn3fa
rnne,. n"etI.. A mn,{care sEor1n1 Eonn.ia.
raaaa -, naii,r ~ Te,tcnn ,r, e..s
1s 80 -, n5.ttn, - ti,o ".,nnnt ~. sui nasi
~ ouaan W o,.,nr,ica @ ~ tna
n5s,sa,. n no ,,otinn wns corrjad nj. saisata
sessHls, s,ls ,Iot hu .U.'o ~ H. n ue5ato
~ ,n, n ~. ~ *'o ssp'' ~ eApee'co "
US nd ,1s.,ad f,r cor,o. =, s.,,to, ~,
Measss Moes n.t,' ,3 n.nHie ~ TuMsues M a14 Lel.s'
ptoWtso.s III. uattustn NY ~ e!npe na steua
o?atss III reaas.un ~ 'nn aes'aon ~ Caaaaa ~
nme11caa Fessgls iio cotIlpta!ntca u tAe ~
| jn1tfcc done to Cnnadiau shipbus!ders By the
present arrangements WIN the United States
, 1879-03-10

LIVERPOOL. March 0.-lhe arst consignment
Of cattle subject to the now regulations arrived
from Boston In good condition.
, 1879-03-10
on 4 ShlVER,

1T. LOUIS, March "a report which gained
currency that Jay Gould hss requested D. II.
EdEeFton, President; 8. II. Edgall, yies-prcs{-
lent; a1.L two os three Dfrcckots OF The Ksusaa
Pacific 1ia!lroad TO sestgn, Ii den4d. Al least
nv such information has been &.--,sssYed hprs,
, 1879-03-10
TOLEDO.

dp4cta. NxpqteA 10 1ns Ttfotsss :.
ToLhno, o., htarcA 0.--Tlle leo Is moving
beautifully. Tie chipping u safe. We expect
q FREQ river tomorrow.
, 1879-03-10

ATHENS, March D.-Ihe Minister Of War has
given stringent orders for tho arrest Of any
ba,n1s attempting TO enter Turkey.
, 1879-03-10

HOUSE.
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, 1879-03-10

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MISS C.'S SHOES.
-
AMI fin rr, xo,r .,,,t ,,o,,~ro, mn accornt
>'>' '"''' ~ ,.",S S,,.na. e&e '
c.u,uaau a. 'n"m' t,an,n,.~r,o,
e'he'nnan t"1'me'e'"'.
Inc oules daY MR. poindextcr' ot N'ehmonat
Va, shot nld killed Mr.. Curtis on account Of a
young lady's boot hee,y,-tret1 flvo bullets into
him. rhr n, mr.. rivlnr mn occo,,nt of thc trorc.
s r,f,, f.au 1ue', ar,,sn1 fr, n a .onnr a,s,.
oy lciTasn tfoslt mentioning LUG young lauys
full uame They permit US to know that hcr
initial Is G.. mt, they tlll tho space tho rcst Of
her name would occi,ny With stars, Thcreforo
s1c M nav nav nronarls h a,icd IN "a hit,. q. stars
n,o "hs p''l'o'3 o1 ''u"ou " 10 ..''. 10
lie scene opons In s'loe'stofo, whefe tha
YOUNG man afterwards killed was clerk. Some
ladies 60 through tho world without over having
s,,aa ,an t.."'s "t na.eons ass" ~ Ali nar,
.hetn. Ihey afe 80 unconscious 20 uula, PET. T.
naps' tnat tney Woua mot pc aps !o pestt1ra IT .1,s
av H. oru o oc m wate ior @
paaens .,,. m,,e'', a. y were. ss u STARS was moi
one Oh lnls studio SOFT A.
. ahS . la!ei Wneh snh w9ht .at t9 ~ t.o r,.
Ind insnltcd her. she tod hor story to i hos
bnt III u ed n ts1 ~ rs .c onuearod ns % ~
sos Is n eu Spang 1arts e, s'ao nupen,tG" q
us exan'natoh dressed ~ n 4eep M moathMtg t tnta
fsst: she had sesn the tlaa! m, man 13 ony three
t!es; Ae ps0aM lis rnueness tnu lss s.!nu " ene sa
saw saw Mn: 40 % otlcred TO pat ner snoes on TOT
M tss' Deh @ sino eletM u "us am .,i,.ts
On pnlr Of boots niss G stnfs woud nopS t,' o.
Curtis asked t. BE- permitted 31 to button !! If, tho
noo.s ios .er. nao uerSmpon ioIEa h I'LL, us e3i,;
iier blood noef and s',c pnt y &c or ~ aar M Ola o99t
aealn, nho i1o oi,cFca 10 'aee y Up LOT 1cs n9
sl1opsa fent aoEn =. y 1ooe; a, an 1GInalen iaaa
IL naa 10 tuEn my oaeK upon Ill" 10 'aeo my
shoe. ~. 49,. -. ~A.
ono !ctt L., t1le shop, pnI nay ! paE oL s4oes
de Hha IN rhaaae haon ey ne9 M St efse T." et
sne seems @ 10 naso oeon M aF,i a To- a J.. ane maL
tos OF lo9t-covetlng. ene wa.kco uenncsatGy
oau snoemhn TO- eapea @ tne m.M ha'f lto ~ snpos o
| Tor hes. lie dta So hut iIaproucntly askea ller
70 tfY mem on 10 inc etofo' hGnil outfaEc9 !
pacs.s rh es WIS up N ta hT9 .r ns n,r r. shoca III d
os ~ h. t9 @ ss " tars aots enG ss cf oee
Importance: :s L seems to haTo occupied much
1'lTe w. and tnoneus: o,,u.,. h,,, ,t.o,,
| WIN thc slroWdness OF q 1'Faetical salesman,
now Miss .. stars ~as nbsoroeu IN nGr toot, r.
other outrage, and Miss q. Stars treasured II up.
e ssp sassa sF Ses.s e sss' ts e''s s
cxecuto tis order, and IL wIshing % to sscertan tho
to show lin how sho worc l,er hcels off,-mea,l-
ing ahs should out Out hcr shoe, with ler foot
lin ii NJ VA wanI lo moi nnthnr 81 Tia kfnd'n Cartis
| wno 1hnn Wut,sv ~ cnnt,rr nfrnc;fv uo os,ni
hcr now eliu could walk in such a shoe, That
question coat lin ilts lltel The young lady uIl-
stnr foor ,,nf,,,1y NV III. c1n1"nntion xxas vnry
different. Hc Said Tie hcsl oi tla slee s WIS
ueal!y III tNe en.uatc ~ tnt nolcI Anu " u!a Aot
What he VI. thinking ot. but i would pfoba.
, 1879-03-10
A Multitude Numbering Ton
Thousand Enter Gilmor0's
Garden.
Tbs Great Pedestrians Finish d Mile,
,. and the Crowd Howls.
Tuenty Thousand Outside Hear tho
Howl, and Rise In Their
Might.
The Portoullis Gives Way Before Them,
and q Battle Ensues.

THE GREAT WALK.
Srsefa! Dttpaica 10 ahs 1'e"ne
N%w YORK, Mafch lo'-ht pfee!sey oe'oeA
this morning began ttic great fax'aaFs' "a'kins-
match between u'LcafT, ho"clI ot Enei''l1'
Hartman, md Ennis Tor the longtistaace
champion belt OF the World di'li'oles
Garden presented lively scene a1 INC
start. Not less thau lu,ooo persons
gathered to SEQ the men make t1ie'r ntSt tnl'c'
and the brillantly-liehted garden, WIN ING gay
colors remaining aB reminders OK thc Afioh
masquerade, was full OF animation ana W.
tcrcst. During the day tle preparations
were completed, while tho walkers were
alteplug away ail The time thcy posslnaY
could. 0'Leary went to chircn IN INC
morning. aud to bed soon after taetng tnc iast
square meal ho Will have for week. iho con"
-testants arrived at the Harden about mlaniaslt'
and shut themselves up IN ther snall houses.
The track, which Is ten feet broad, istlrn anu well
laid, md protected by strong, h'sa fall.nss'
which will prevent the crowds from pashlnE
close on to the walkers as has peen aono III
former contests ut the Garden. -
Long before 10 o'clock, the hour for open-
Ing the doors, hundreds Oh persons
flied Madison avenue in front OF lilo
Garden, and tho ticket lines extended moro
thau equarc. When the aoors opcaea these
was rush by the cagcr thron2, and, lor Inc
next three hours, tho ttckctsclleFs could not
work fast enough to suit tlle buyers oueh
tcene has not been witnessed previously at
walking mitch.
But this preliminary scene "as to 90 tollo"ea
by ono vnstly more exciting. At l2:3O thcro
vas vast crowd surgnE TO md fro III tic dar-
den, md still tie crowd In the stfeeta ontsae
seemed undimiuishcd. The police had their
, 1879-03-10

"aeorec, dear, don't you think ;., y; 1lt dst
tra,s0snt d you to sas butter ustsd'nipaII "aIn Sans
cious iaml'' '"No, love, ssoooA"
nieca oi bretl does fQs both" f.:
, 1879-03-10

GEN, SHERMAN AND lADY1, 4! !, ~. s1.nnsa
and WHO left thu city seriously ILL., tno a,oa. Tim,
~ nnenmopia, aud thu latter of coRsu'np''''
, 1879-03-10
SUICIDE.

spsetal Utspateh to M 1fsop"s. 1,nr. n
DAVENPORT, H., March a-h'ss IS. sta taa,n ths
lott, Of Wilton Junction, died totlar 1,ax l.o'x Il
ELECTS Of dose ot laudat,ulu taken tIIJ f1,unJj aud
waS case OF suicide. 4 drunken 4hsus ths sa,,srA
coGseauent domestic troubles we're 'ns 'SN
, 1879-03-10
Tit rpINEeE MIST GO.

lHE kf1IN62E MlSs ~. ff1ntf4
b,i IA regrettod hero, as Il was hoped Wv s.le,
~. .Ss ~ I'm measuJe by tie United os'''
,su,liti shortly lead Canada to 1o hke"ls''
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-08
The 9ailg Are'rs,
ROCK ISLAND. ...........1LLrHo1s
A Hypocrite's Thanksgiving.


In his Thanksgiving sermon in Plymouth
Church Henry Ward Beecher said:
There are, too, political reasons for
thanksgiving. The threatening and criti-
cal danger which attended the seating OF
President Hayes has passed away and left
no scar. Had the land not already had
enough of revolution and war it is quite
likely there would have been an expression
of feeling and civil war; but the nation
wisely demanded some equitable adjust
ment and secured it. Had the defeated
claimant been as bold aud enterprising as
he was ambitious, be might have seated
himself in that critical moment; but be
was not a Cromwell or Napoleon.
(Laughter.) He longed, but he dared not.
(Renewed laughter,) Let his tomb be
inscribed, His prudence was greater than
his ambition; his economy was greater
than his courage Great laughter.) Two
things have com bined to make US content
with the condition of affairs-one, the
tranquil graces of the Administration; and
the other the conviction that the contest
ant was signally untitled to become the
leader of such a nation as ours: and the
great difficulty is to decide for which we
ought to be most grateful-the presence
of Mr.. Hayes or the absence of Mr. Tilden
at the seat of government"
There are kinds and kinds of impu
dence. The Beecher kind is the worst
10 the world, and it never showed a
more brazen face than in the use of
such language at such a time Beecher,
the Shiny adulterer, the nasty, slippery,
crawling, slayering. soldering. serpen-
sine sneak. the licentious scoundrel,
who followed with the lustful eye Of
a guilty passion a tender girl from the
Sabbath school of that quarter section of
He'll he calls his church, up through limo
cent paths to womauhood and Joined her
in marriage only to follow her to aud pro-
fame the home he had blessed 10 sacreligious
prayer, is not the public teacher to stand
in a pulpit and pass judgment Cd others
The guilty lecher, the self-convicted
criminal the writer OF saiacious letters,
the condemned in every good mans judg
meDt and the acnursed of every good wo-
mans thoughts. is the man 10 lay his foul
tongue to the blackening Of Mr.. Tildens
That gentleman needed this last laurel
spray added to the crown earned by his
honorable life and unseifish public service
He needed to be abused BY Beecher to
give him full title to all that is his own
in the affection and respect Of patriots
He is despised by the aduterer He is
derided by the perjurer. He is abused by
the hypocrite. He is slandered by The
seducer. He is scorned by the betrayer.
He is laughed at by the liar. He is. in
short abused by Beecher.
Henry Ward Beecher has Inflicted upon
American society, upon the morals of the
world wounds that life passed in ashes and
in sack cloth could not atone for Let him
hide his mouth in the mud sweated out OF
his criminal life and wicked character He
is net fit to drink from the print of Ti|den's
shoe heel
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-08
Factory Girls

And all others Who live closely confined life and
take but little outdoor exercise very much
dangered. Many girls in :heir teens are compelled
work in such places and thus compromise their
health at the most critical period of their lives.
Their cheeks soon become pale and hioOdless, the
eyes dim ard languid, their brain is dull. They
comp lain of headache. pain in the back and joints,
loss of appetite they are cross and fretful, have
hystercal symptoms and are losing strength daily
II this condition is not remedied you will become a
feeble, careworn wreck, unfit for any of the duties
of life. But you can be cured while al work, by
the of English Female Bitters. powerful fe-
male rcstOrer and tonic.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-12-08
a Constituted Habit

l. quite difficult to care, you lead closely con
fined life, Tne habit should not be permitted to
among sewing women, Clerks, students, profess
sIo1al men, etc. Tbjs condition leads to head
acne acid stomach hea tburn, biliousne ss,
fevers. i1diges- ion, loss of appetite and many
other disea9es.
Baiey's Sa, ne Apcrient will relieve you of all
the above .foIbies. while n purgatlye it is
cheap and the most pleasant medicine you ever
used.
II eanses and coOls the stoml oh, opens the
bowels and regulates the flow OF bile.