davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-01-02
A Female x-Treasury Clerk
Creates a Sensation in
Washington
BY Attempting to Murder the Son
Of Senator Morgan of
Alabama:
The Hayden Trial Drags Its
Length Along Through New
Years Day,
Bringing Out Some New Testimony Dctfi-
mental 10 the Parsons
interests.
TIE HAYDEN TRIAL,

TIE HAYDEN TRIAL.
Special ntsIa,tth h The thfeuon Iribt,Hs
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, .Iar.-Tho State continued
tts evidence in rrb,,ttnl tD-duy III the liny.lc,
trial, and examined duzeI, witnesses The
curious fcntiirn Ut tho tlny was tho testimony
cof,trndlcttng ffny.lcn's stnry thnt he not uuty
went tn his farn With injury st,Anhr'l tni the
afternoon preceding Tho tl,y or her nrttcr, hut
that It WIS Impossible IL ciltcr tho opening II,
tho side Of tho tmrn where tho Htnto's Witnesses
nsscrt no md tho Hirl entered. Witnesses tcstl-
tied yesterday thnt they hid 'bt only becsl
through, hut had driven 1Inydcns cow
through tho sumo opening. This being
questioned BY tho defrs,sc, witnesses were
cnled this afternoon who testified TINT early
this morning they tnntle experiments with
iEt1cn's COW. unl tho pnssNWe wNs eNsf1y ac-
&6plishcd by her. Acroxs tho aperture w,ls
glrrlcr three feet Aix tucilrs frnm tho tlM,r,
md tho, claim WIS TINT tho COW co,ih not
sllecze under. OHC Wit,lCss suit TINT tho ctlw
WIS four feet two inches high nj the riiinr, yet
went through thtru without being Urged With Il,
whip nr picilfnrk, Or my incentive OF t.r1lt, or
arpiea. Tho counsel pr1vnkrtl II r1u,rn nf inug|l-
ter by the question whether tho COW, III pr.
forming tho fcnt ntlMalrcd tn hnvp my bins
nKnlnst tho MtcllAr! clergyman, nntl another
rnnr or laughter " H,H1 When tho witness
grnvcly answered IL the Negative. Tlc wlfcrt
tho 1cv. Mr.. ull,1,s. SUCCESSOR tn Hayden,
corrnlnratn.l the story Of her hslu.1l, thut Mr..
llny.let told \ stnry 1nst utter tho sn9lrr 'lIf-
Ing the hnsr lny.nn Hft his t,ist' .n Tho after
nW1, nf tho dMy If thu murder. ljrr test Il,l,,iy
ncc!Is.sl. Severn, witnesses tstti!rtl s,,s,stni,-
tinlly thnt linyt,rns story about being busy II,
II ,c a. Il tc .r IL 'tr q" se I'll mts M.n. ~
10 Two oljcctIona: First, that tic w.,s"i ut',l'i
a1e i$any i "a 'sS @So IT, @ t1!s"S 'f eaf 's %s
~ TINT mftcrnm'n. could h,lyc hccs.
, 1880-01-02
Queer H1arkklugNs2Aaps
MIA uo..t tis1~,.rr,u

1*0FFVW
Ayoung man llainrd Cross guea hunting With
out gun; hs sole and Unl5 w0apnrs are snItlnth
round STONES which ho, cufrlta III Ills pockets.
ptFtridgtas, Vbreo respectable and truth. telling
I,lcm nssurel MO ytatr,iay TINT thoy wunt out
ono .,Ay with him, theS tnklns their guns; that
thrown frs,ln hls nai1l,. six hAres running and
thrce partrllHes Mfing; Last full he uttGnduI
onr Stats Full. wtet9 = Snowman exhth!tsd rag
Tor two tarD14 With tAll, ut, suy, ion paoea- II
you struck y haSy hp gave y3n oIgar md
g,tillS. Cr1.ss went Ii, throw, and struck, and
struck anl threw, knodkng over u baby every
pop, until ho broke uR the shOw.
, 1880-01-02
LIVING WITHOUT EATING.
4 Mthnearaits Nun Who Anys He Can Ipo
notwithstanding lsr. Ilnn,nunI to Test His
Powers.

n Alhhenr0lA Nun VINO ARys He Can Bpo
Powers.
..,... Ntv ltrk Tn't' Die 81.
nc" @ c,'aII" M ~ ~ ' t s tr ., .a.s ,s esy; n1as h
ability Of n humnn hrtnr tn tlvo nmx
I"nSth Of time % Without % n1,vs,rn, m ~" 'm,,rs,,. n.
uent u II public test. Tic challenge hns
been matc through II M'nnesot. paper by IL Dr.
IL. = runner, ot M,nneNp"'!s, VINO nters himself
III tho subject of tug test Dr. Tanner e'aln's to
b. ah'a to 1--we ~ comfort without food ior ut
submi,t.j to tcst. cacl, tl1u,, mnlntalnit,r l,r,
conset"s,,css. hunl,. @ I md p Tho s mtx ,n nix" '
physical exercise, although totally nbs,ainng
from food for thu cxtranrtlis,nly pcriuti Of
mona ~ M WRONG IN hls published opinions
nlont tho power :f tho human systu'n I"
n,.n,o M ~ -, ,,."s ~ -, =, ".t'uet" % I,,
siep M" to ssss se "1a pcrs ' of = Sc & ss % Dr.
to xn a IsrsS r rr s is IT R hi'1'9 ss 1f
pervisIsas, t" siibsatiato te,l.. , lilo m chal n
leuge. WIS not acecpted, M.,,l tho Fnnrher
ss rsppfs snys out 6 xn he Sifs fsts M
ss' va ;;5is: {; :s 'ss ss, !. S
have known tint on aiin grounds Of .lcccncy shU
ws s"nlle, T. f,ss t" alIpw her SyeTy
nGar II " oer IL sy , "p'su fr hlrS y @ aSs 'u ia
Tuncr co,ncs i',r,u,rvl nt,w ind unt2t.a TIM;
he hs no otjcctlon 70 being watched during tho
s es t % t'x q ssfS VIII &c *o e tS E,s S w s
crry i" ys el S Hsy ny s # ibd H efasf; sf y h.
~ II living prsa,k u tho fnlInuy Of DR.. HIM.
inond'A viowe: llo s1ys he viii pay hts own ex-
lcsirc n.l % nkes M "uly spHo ~11 snti iinurG;
tho whals oiIer. nat,eiy; thas thoro ' shall ie
% Il ei.gascd M H. Il. tho % iast. rhnt pru,jse M ho
offers u dn without ull food fur tho IrrIt,d 0f
thirty days; u place h!mself wholly ,ilitler tho
s eraat @ so 10 tG poiy nHM tas ap sa
ay xtsy nr aer - sfys ~ h rsy s ths
nnswus him. liz thon write Il, Dr. j. il. H,,ch-
,,, OF this city, mud hMi hin, nuke tho prop,,-
Eetiny rcaponao M a liz. Hs,ncr @ tcn i '.sie @ Tic
chalirngo thr,gh tho minneapolis fi,aeer Iartss,
rsor.er a pf e Tss cc i"fK @ ST. In.
tmnu list oyennK a,..i showed hi % copy , oi ' Tie
hS shlsnEe @ ,lS s int nsysf ys slains sF
h,,ina,, Ioig to i've withntt fn,nl fpr thirty dnya,
Thcro aru oSsr iozsr, WI l.thonttcatcti ssascs
ful. Men hnyo i,con c.i1iimcd t"H In cpI- -mi"as
md liyei Mt icust thirty inys wtthn,t
innro 1S tn Msn thjry hyy s ,vs SbIa wi"t ,,r 1%s
Wthous a for use" onEsr ,ess nss e. xs, sa
ill., Wa en tt so ri Erl s rs iha
grent n,,niur of dnys wlthu1t ftNHi. ,,rnE' ~
accp, From those cutins know owl sho Wis i.
f e.. A. @ nd o5srsS A. ,sx hqT i g. she xSi Is
Tnrner. Wiosu la1ne does not st. Occur In liz @
nr,,nCws. shall io 1i,I t., w}tncss ii Il md ~ n
csrtfy 4, it. % ,t t. " 70 eny,nT eIs Muythins IN IN
~ M ~ ~ X W us{ uoh1i
, 1880-01-02
Wild AHauussl Story,

a woman residing on the hilsil0-a very def
" nlartned tow days ago by ihs' loud cflea ut
hss child, little glll SONG II ipppths old. .sh0
bvInk swallowed BY ciaia. Tho l,ttla oau's
1nsus was " tho clatn's mouth aud fast diiap-
= peaslng. Whit an inscription for s sipnp,
"awalloWed to death by u cluaIl. a" -
, 1880-01-02
A Young Philosopher.

.. l0Hkf6s Adk<tit,
A4-ycnr-ola lletghh'r Ut: ours lute1y said q
good thing. Ills n,othor had prolnlsts! shnt IN II
Few tMyS shr would communicates Buulstlainy that
RsAA boy IN tho meantime. n,it hu .litn't want
" walt W he ll1EeA her tu tell hiM nov, PROM
inentt. Finding thul everything fAiltd, hu s4ld
~ lts !4st nIKulluut, Whisper u u, Iilp, mamma.
a;itt W forget H." Wasnt that boy u 'phtloso-
, 1880-01-02
fined petroleum, exaend. Spirits tnrrotnt.nc,

3is vi per Uwt+
ainNEhl Es-suEar-Cc on epot, cs
.MnNErtnr-l}utltttt IN tho flnnk Of Eny1n1l
Increased Eli, ,tMl sltirHg tho week. The pr,-
portion " Hunk pf England ,t.scryu II lihtillty
wliuli Inst week wns ii per cent, Is i,ow 0H per
cent. - =.
LtvEfr0O1.. Jnn. 1.-uROCEnlEs-Chocsc, 07s
rcr rewt., American tint.
1lnEApsTUrrs-tlulnt nn,l n,ichangcd.
, 1880-01-02
, wosnan's Work In Germany.

This 1tAp,a1elH Ut lauEt'n describes tho djdesppt
kinds ot york perto4nesi by women In yurious
rta ftl nsr'siS,yE sSsEi ly %,xr ~ ana spt ,w
I,uw, 4iNl thrash th9asopf; thoy hup 70 build
huusea, carrying br1hs lh tho lallGrs; IN thA
laryy cities thoy sWksp the xtreet9, and bSaldeS
All ihAt they pSrfos.t t1hslr ordinary not.ssxurk.
i, ~ tlnc4 gf war lnNH nf thom aru found on tht,
battlp-tl0la, tlpAx1 felr occupation tharo IL 1t
~ thoir nlothors II he r.gail efu, they ptcpufe
nicals, mend sold!trt uniforms. and nuiso tho
alex /, -,
, 1880-01-02
A suOO.rtNU ArFRAY,

STtcia HsMt=h to The Chieavo Tribune.
TEitiss 1tAUrE, luG., Jan. la shuntiug scrapc
occurred In tho sa1u.n Of Chnrles Cumpbell ut
ao'rl'Gk this morning, between Charles Frost, Il
gambler, nnd Clmpbcll. Frost WIS shot twice III
tho lcg nstl abdomen. Ills Wounds urc co,lal-
cred tlnlHer,ls Tho difficulty nrssu over s,t,lc
nn'lsy wu,t ~ poker ~. cM!ipbelI. Campbell
$40 b2h.!- Tho preliminary examination ,ie-
vcloNd tho fnct tlMt thoru w,,x Ind bINnl be-
tWeuN tho MN, uni tlilt FrUst h4u tlrvutr1,gtI
ClMlIOeel'e llro repeatedly.
, 1880-01-02
Arrival at New York Yesterday
Of Messrs. Parnell and
Dillon.
An Enthusiastic Meeting at the
illinois State Capital
Yesterday.
Adoption Of Series Of Pointed
Resolutions ON 1ro1ands
Distress.
Letters Read from Prominent Public Men
asa Committee Appointed.


S*c'Ni Jtspalch u Thf Ehffdpo IfIh1tnt.
NEW ftN'K, Jan. 1.-Itli slny tt,-lay tho l'nrrcll
Reception Committee WIS IN waiting. expecting
10 tnkr II rcvrn,te-euter To III tlnwn tho ljay.
Tho Scylhla wits not sighted, however, until
late to-night. Tho Committee will ~ ont tn
quarantine ut o'clock, md escort Mr.. TMrllcll
thcicu To tho Fifth Avenue llntel, where hts re-
ccpti0n will take piucc.
, 1880-01-02

and subscribed by tho Individual members 4f
c,ufrflntte." -, =.
!. \ lotter, VIA nAo rueiyctl from t]onn ]. Al
MEClcrinnl. expressive If his RyintAthy., y, 9,
:, y committee VIII nptluntgta To upen substrip.
s!dnrlllc amount wnH iuscti. Letters from Ony.
thl!nilt. I1Athrs f9.!i md Dnva, Ct,lEreaHrnl1,
srsir'Ker, Singleton, Kocrner u,sd others, were
, 1880-01-02
pRESIDENT1AL.
ISUfAEAfR pl{EFEjtESCE.

Srtttd Uspafeh 10 The Chtedeu tribune.
WARtl1s1ToN, Dcc., jan. 1.-ThRt veteran Rc-
publican, Henry q. Lane, who first cnno tu
Congress as d Representative from Inlinnl In
1870, nnA WIN haa since boon United stntcs Sriia-
tor and Governor, arrived hcrc to-day. 1Io A,ys
Tint the Representatives In many sections Of ILL.,
dtarn are tclng cnnvnssctl, md that, while lnni,y
would prefer Gr1lnt In certain emergencies,
D!ntnr hns Rrcnt sirenGth+ md hNs Enthusiastically,
ynl1ed lii public pstrutinl .istrtik the pust yGur
, 1880-01-02

:-,5"' ~ Itstut'nt Inv slEtCs sutu W s<,O
s!,a,r M',s st'i It kiin Ftye aHtl to-, share lots
arc hcld Ill ssrHV a'li sadNV rcr SNARE
~ aIcni0 Pnrk.
MES1t, PAnK, N. j., Dcc. ~ ro thoso
r,,n I,n,,, ,J sn.,, .1,,,v,n,rs or tbn ,, ,,,,I1
s,,,,,,1.st -, tho,, =, ,h1 ~ itt 1 ,as "I ,.
twn inches III dllinGtur; now tnkc HlI.ss tubo
four Inches long ,l, o Inch II, a1nrtcr. timer
iny Mt tho Iuso: n y,u, s,I,,,n,rt tin v,xs uino
m M tho tor IT tho tube ynu hnyo inc I .xnct tex cx.
fcrlor simply contuius tho p.rcr c,lrbon burner,
which, In nupcnrY,utr Ia n ict.hluclc h.,n. In,
,",'.'',,. 80 ~ i.sssa,,s ;,,. H. l, .ne
nn.sn',ess , ~ {" Sts'!nary nlek eo9,on tis " s.'i
pof'e" Dy uelle'to 1net'as atn'1dnrcs Iho hsrfs
cxhiiissch ftHn within, md m nlnloat perfect
v,tt.,,,n formed, fur Edison told ME that I'M ono
mlll!nnth rart or the nr ren"ins. 70 nso thcsc
electric !nnps Tor domestic purposes the usl,nl
gns NIB IL removed, md ltttlu euI-llkr nttnui-
,r,,r ,,,n or o,,,- lawn, .,th ~ a,,,, 49,, =. -
ss"., h."s' c..eeiso I.p W." sno cup n'" IL ~
rendy FOR use. Cnn'icction Is, OF course. inutlo
froTn tho centril station where tho electricity is
n,vnr ,,. ~ tho ,n.,, ~ h,s % " ,,,a.1,,, ,,, A"o
r""ei P"'t III nv nI''n nus ''othl4Ie cup e'!-
ncetct' py two wires with tho carbun inside; 1t
M,up In tho cup connects Tho carbon with tbo
cchtf1'' satlon' Inofo IS no tuss OF trying wires
Asm test of tho new light for tlotucstiu p,ir-
,,,xc. sfr t,di,no., ,,u,, i,r,,,n l., - ..,.y 80,
MseTi ,' t Ms @ Eais1ns , own nouse Is xoM exnh',
pm 's,.. aI'o w.s u .sao a"a nanusone!y 1urhsheu
chandeliers, t..ch huvIng four Of Eutsuts elGc-
tric lights. On entering tho rnom fund tho
effect WIN tentle.l. ~ \ tho Illumination Ind
trr H,l3. The ItttaA a11n{9 hi TIM ri, fr f1tn
, 1880-01-02
THREF Rows DRnwNrn

CINCINNATI, o., Jun. LAT Ailianot, o., t4,.tiay
party OF eight boys skating fell through tho
Ice, ThEeo wero rodrowned,-lIaEry Coatcs, Chnr1Ds
DUfMau, aud Charles lAiklG.
, 1880-01-02
A CHARGE OF I.AATItIiljr,
HlHcL.lI NtxtLIIth tn fht inLcu,a. 1S.i iinna

FlNeLIl ]HsN7t4 to Fft INEcNtI 7FILWMt,
F0ItT WAYNE, lnf. jan. 1.-Thn ltuv. Louis
lllttncr, congregational clergyman, living ton
miles north nf this r!ty, WIS arrcstIl tu.,luy ~,
tho clarKc Of bastar,ly, preferrtsl by Miss Eva
Wprder. Tho reverend Hci,tIut,l,fl protested hia
innneecc, hut settled tho Ct.so ly tho ptytllt,nt
VI $lb0. t(D Ia graduate Uf iulG college, utul
recently enterel tho llitlstry.
, 1880-01-02

ItS-, q IN
c'E"1ss ~ tAo 1tl'io chAso tull P'naaEeH lHo
present distress I'll frul7lu would, f tfnc pro-
""et '.'e '''.!'o "'st.c"s "c.t' ~ '"e oo'et"hei'
lid not 10 t"rwnTl, step ly step. ,s new lrnlI-
ln,ua tk,r,,, s upo Ftt.r uttrt MI.
'I"'S "esc,'c" s"u'"soiscs. hAeef fuott nu'
dresses by tho Hon. j. g. ltnhEnsnn, II. y. 1al-
sss,,.ts n ,"a .. a, t ."u ,'"''a
wilsuEAs Kocent ndyIcc. frun, lrolnnd ,how TINT
,Irstitt,iit,st ,f nj Uxfr.,n s.,rurr i,r.trs nu''.
sesmt sIs tho av"is.Ss s,n1gpsts " tiv jast
nw,",s r nn, I''' '"se'a's' o@"el''0 " '"' 'a''"
wiiEitEHa ,rho ,nrd .y.or, In ont,rt,,,r +,,r,
i'n',it wiiio L als sno Hss unMnay ~ Ill 'S pmtt,
1nt nniinp rlnss II ~ nrlr @ .y M s}nvory INA
st,tl,Is c,ni"uuG IN s tnsnits na jnt,,,nnn st
nI 1n naWn,ny am n ot chr's1"h Government "ha CIVIL
WjIt:ttE1s. An efrp,t IL now bainr mas ,,y n ,,n
, 1880-01-02
EUROPEAN GOSSIP,
FACTS. FASHIONS, AMI r1ry.

,r,.,t.,, l., 1,.,, 'i.s op ., VI S"t''.s'
tni1nr Incidents, which nro ~ often their forc.
runners, NDg events scum to tJu III n relutiot,a
form; 70 in tho "le'.timo social questions arr
.ei'iH u'see'shc"t ns'u t4e Io"t,neht would seem
to bc Just Mt present well provided With "is,ns."
Yet OCCURRENCES which IN otllor days wp,,l hnyc
created IL sensation nav t,usa nunst ,,n,,ntf,ca
Princes co,,,c nul rn liza rr11tnnrv r,nrtuIa-".
they urc. pr,ntu Lcf,puld NJ Enuiuu,l Inns t,m,
t., f,rts ,v,th h,s nh,.,n -a, n,,.1 10. t.'s,'
~ '''' 'i.s' WIN u's Mue,u".chhp UNI MS l1Hiia'
!'ehstble uHotor. lleflh nus ia vistt fr1,T tho
Danish Princes md Tho Cxarcwitch; antl tho
oa nH v'''e ,,,on. ", e 1'.. .o same n.ho inter
'eA|'"s n!'ro ropcrla!.ent nth'p'essHti.
nusc' In cfSc1NNArt'
Ilefc hns heen Gliito rovssht lhtey Of Mt
tneks oil American Institutions In tho ennmi,s
Ut vnrn,ls BDnli Oorinxn reviews. Dax 1i,4S1dn,i,
II rnrrIv ueournt,hIonl nnl literary nuhll,mtin,,'
md tho G,rn,'ns,,. % ,uay NV , ] c,tamn n,no,'y
"thots, DIR. lsuach who Ia llislnarck's Roswell.
und w.,osu vanity is something phenomenal, Is
n,s"s ,, nS 81 own WI nen'JIfs. anu. as ne ws tr-
n'.a'9 e"1."i" W. wv u!e"<".nt-" sNL".'. trce'l-
Snverea %, sheet tha ,',snn ,letre Of which Il is
ho cae 10 New York in ix;I' 81. ny 5nI,.,t"u"I % ti
doctor Of Theology, nrd soon afterwards offered
tn tho Lutheran Church of Vt. Paul, Cincinnati.
tho "RhInu" II second time. 1fc prenchct II
snt,arartfon. int thfs a ,,t "no ~ ,,n ~, o,,
n.,s, ,na of .o enxsSe,on @ m,sn1 ce 10 ',sl
studying tho ock, withdrew rr,,n tho can,lldaoy.
hut, ncctu,,tnu to tno ,n,pnzInc he hos written
ah "Gs'ylnE aecotlnt or American 1Aithor'n
cnnKrc9Ht!ons' and Of their system Of clcetlnE
nstors, which Is uho''t tile san'o us that In which
t.ano o.'s'" se,.tls w oo."s."'-'ls's ~.
, 1880-01-02

SHOT Ills NllD'rlIrll-1N.LAW
CINCINNATI. o., Jun. l.-Col. l.. A. i!urrjy, OK.
Muynr, shot W. II. Atn,lIs, bis br,thor- it-lAw,
to-tI9ht y M altercntion Ksuw!ns out or IL claim
nRntttst ihrris ~ Adams. The i,All hua not
, 1880-01-02

| The Edison Eicclric-I.SRhG BtocIk Advancing
| In Ten Days trom NJ 900 to 81 500 per
1 Aks..u. .r,r I
Sharp County record., 1880-09-09

To-day an election for state Off
GERS takes place in Arkansas. In re-
gard to this election, the Cincinnati
Commercial says; "The Arkansas
election will be interesting only so
far as it will 90 to show how much
fraud and intimidation are thought
necessary. Arkansas is under mill
tary ruIe-that is to say the confed-
crate army, reorganized as the dem
ocraLic party, suppresses republi-
cans. This is done under system
that amounts to martial law" At
the same time that a vote for state
officers is taken, a vote is taken on
an amendment to the constitution
outlawlng about Sl3,00,000 of bonds
issued by the former carpet-bagger
governments Of the state. The fight
on the amendment has been hot and
has been waged regardless of party
lines. In the warmth and earnest.
ness OF the contest the state tickets
have almost been lost sight of. Only
occasionally does one see an article
in regard to them in the papers.
Tho fight has been amendment or
no amendment-repudiation or no
reputation. Yet this republican
paper attempts to make its readers
believe that Arkansas is practically
under martial law, for the purpose
Of securing a large majority for
ticket that has hardly been men,
toned during the campaign. 1t
shows how republican papers will
fully misrepresent everything con-
nected with the South.-St. Louis
Times, 9th.
Sharp County record., 1880-09-09
HANCOCK'S SENTIMENTS,

The people elect the president.
The congress declares who he is.
We, of the army, have only to obey
its mandates, and are protected IN
SO doing only SO far as they are
lawful.
The army has been used unlaw-
fully at times, in the Judgment Of
the people, and we have lost great
deal of the kindly feeling Of the
community at large once felt for us
1t is time to stop.
1t is only by Il foil vote, free bal
lot and fair count that the people
can rule IN fact, as required by the
theory Of our government. Take
this foundation away, and the whole
structure tails.
This union, comprising a general
government with general powers
AID state governments with state
powers for purposes local to the
state, is the union our fathers made,
and which has been respected abroad
and is bcnificcnt at home.
If called to the presidency ]
should deem it my duty to resist
with all my power any attempt to
impair or cYadc the full force or
effect Of the constitution, which in
every article, section and amend.
mcni is the supreme law ofthe land,
The true and proper use of the
military, besides defending the ma.
tional honor against foreign nations,
i to uphold the laws and civil gov
crpmeut and 10 secure to every
person residing among rs the enjoy
m"ut of life, Liberty and property.
The great principles Of American
liberty are still the rightful inherit.
UTTCU 81 TuIS PCUPIC, aI!H eveFshOuid
he. The right Of trial by jury, the
habeas corpus, the liberty Of the
press, the freedom Of speech, the
natural rights Of persons and the
rights Of property must be prcservd.
In war 1t IS Indispensable to reprl
force by force and overthrow and
destroy opposition 20 lawful aulhor.
i'y. Bur when Vie iusurrcctiouary
iprccs have been oycrthrown and
rcace established, and the Gcii an.
tapriiirs are ready and willing to
perform ilejr dwi.,, The military
should cease to lead, aud the civil
Sharp County record., 1880-09-09

The St. Louis Times says St. Louis
is to have a colorcd tammany So
Getty. 1t is to be an independent
organization, controlling the entire
coiored vote OF the city, and holding
the balance Of power between the
republican party and the democratic
party. J. Melton Turner says that
this is the only way that the negro
can compel the political parties to
treat him respectfully, and share the
spoils of office with HIM.
Sharp County record., 1880-09-09
HOW A MAN FEELS WHEN He
Is STARVING.
( From the New York Sun.

from the New YORK cun.
While DR.. Tanner was mastcating
a beefstcak last evening at the resi-
d6nce Of DR.. Gum, he was asked by
a visitor what his sensations were
during the fast.
81 suffered most" he said "from
deprivation of air. 1t is difficult TO
describe how | felt. But lack OF
pure air seemed to have distress
ing effect on the gastric nerve. My
sensations seemed to center in my
stomach, but it was not apparently
longing for food. | could control my
stomach to that extent by my will.
| suffered at the stomach from a
sense of weakness and depression
there which | can not make you un-
derstand very well with words.
When l held the peeled peach in my
hands a few minutes before noon
Yesterday, | longed to set my teeth
in it, but probably with no greater
intensity than you have longod for
a delicious m6r3eI when you have
tasted an hour or two longer than
the ordinary interval between meals.
| suffered most at the first part Of the
fast. | depended on good, pure air.
1t cost me six dollars a day for air.
That is what | had to pay for my
carriage rides. Ny experience In
this fast was much the same that it
was in my former fast, except thatln
this, case suffered more from lack
Of sleep, which was caused by dis
turbance. Some Of my watchers
were very noisy.
II have been asked if | dreamed
of feasts," the DR., continued, Gas it
is reported that starving men usually
do. The fact was that | did not
dream at all, because | had no sound
sleep. There was too much noise
and excitement. | was sorry for
that, because l hoped to be able TO
make a psychological study of my
self. Ny sleep was such that had
little opportunity for dreams. In
my waking hours | would not allow
my thoughts to run on feastiug."
1t was suggested to him by caller
that Lieutenant TruXton Trans ex-
plcrIng party on the lsthmus Of
Panama called for sugar on their
rescue, after they had been reduced
to the last extremity by starvation,
and that he had selected sweet fruit.
~ had no special reason for the
selection of watermelon" said DR..
Tanner, "with which to break my
fast, except that | found it 50 deli
cious when l broke my former fast.
| don't know that had any partic-
ular longing for sweetness"
How have you felt since the fast
was broken 2" be was asked.
al feel," be answered, "as if every
vein and artery was filling up. 1t
is like coming into a new lite-a
new birth. To-day | stand up straight
for the first time. 1t was said dur
ing the fast that my height had de-
creased, and there was great deal
of nonsense talked about the alb.
sorption of the cartilage between
the vertebrae Of my backbone.
appeared to grow shorter because
gradually bent over, through the
emptinessand weakness, and because
when | was measured in the course
Of the fast | wore slippers instead
Of the shoes in which | stood when
I was first measured"
Sharp County record., 1880-09-09

DR. YorxaBLooD used Dr. Hdr Fever and
Amy practice, and heartily recommend TO the public
Sharp County record., 1880-09-09

Mr. xo WEIBoRy Keyport cured little girl of Age Of
after the best physicians failed to
Sharp County record., 1880-09-09

administration resume its natural
and rightiul dominion.
| like Jeferson's way Of inaugu-
ration. 1t suits our system. lie rode
alone on horseback to the capitol,
tied his horse to q rail fence, entered
and was duly sworn, then rode to the
executive mansion and took posses
sion. He inaugurated himself by
simply taking the oath Of Office,
There is no other legal Inauguration
in our system. It does not provide
that one president should inaugurate
another. There might be danger in
that, and it was studiously left out
Of the charter.
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National Democratic
For Presidential Electors,

State at Large,
G. w. CARUTH, of Pulaski.
b. W. JONES, of Hampstead.
First District,
I. G. BREWER, of Crittenden.
Second District,
r. Q. MCRAE, Of Nevada.
Third District,
NJ. J. HENDERSON, of Saline,
Fourth District,
J. i. ABERNETHY, of Sharp.