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, 1880-07-28

Ap,iitAI. Hlls0u,rr, who IL III command at
thu French tioot ut Chorbourg, IL not al Butlll-
slastto republican or IN ain,.ror Ut 0amhotta.
He refused to show ai,y huntl,,g on tho National
fete-tlay, and now refuAes 10 o1ipcsuto With tho
Mayor and Council OF Cherbonrx In Welcoming
0ambetta 'und rtesiient 0tdyy tu thut city,
Gutubosta will probably postpone hta visit, but
Preatdent Osdvy will not, aal promises u 10 III
chorhou1y on tho day plready liked, tho sth Of
August. At tho end Ut thAt month It u thte'ldci
u rplloye Hiboutt, aftor which, 1t ID to bo pru-
suInetl, thu ltuyof Of Cherbourg VIII hayu tho
cooperation Ut tho nayut o!tcera In welcoming
HufubGttR
, 1880-07-28

MAYOR lALtncit, Ut San francisco, ro-
cet,tly introduced II resolution at a mcottt1g of
tho CIty.I{n, Commissioners which fnt!nntcd
tint tho Supervisors wcro not ~ honest ~ thoy
sllnu1d bc. At tlior IhpotfnE. Monday night, oilo
Of the Supervisors denounced tho lrttmatiofs rs
sulso md malicious, arld nB having beon mule
By 1tatocil from vicious motives. Kallooh Mt
tempted tn rrply. Tho Supervisors called him
tn orlcr md Then trud TO yoll him into silence,
failing In which thoy left tho bull, but Kalfoch
ren,nlnc,l and tl,ilsllcd Ills spooeh. Quo Of tho
Supervisors denounced Kala0oh " q rowdy, and
In doing 40 showed thut though he may huvo told
tho truth Rbaut Kniocli, hc WIS not much bottef
himsDf.
, 1880-07-28

GEs, VAr1.t, Of the Mexican arniy, writing
from Carlzc!a, July II, to uon. Mcdowell, suys
thnt he toak the field that day against. tho III
dun Chief Victoria. Gen. Vnlle, who tns 90
cavalry nnd 10 infnntry In his command, hna
the permission of orr Government to pursue
tho redskins into the Unttod Suites.
, 1880-07-28

TIE l1nngerfortl sawmIlt, Mt lInnRcrfortl,
b!,ct., and several million fect of luMhUr, wero
burned UP yestcrlay morning. Tho inss on tho
mill IA estimated At f}6.Un, md tho lumber
destroyed was worth about 10000. Tho !nsur-
p.lce IA about hAtf the loaa.
, 1880-07-28

GEonaE BELL ind Henry Clcary, expert
countcrtoiters, wuro arrested ut Now York yes.
tcrtlny. They had passed. eheoks recently on
the Morchants' nnnk Rnd tho Nauonnt Hunk Of
lsR1titnoro 10 tho tntount Ut $10,u0. Charles
Fatran, nn accompIco, wns also nrrustod.
, 1880-07-28

TnE Democrats of the Fifth 3fatnc District
yesterday nomInatei Murct.. tho prrsent Flat
Brreenbaok Representative, whu Is II candidate
fur reelection. Anything to bent tho heInls-
lcnns secnss to bo tho Dollooratic motto. They
have abandoned nl principle for tho shadow OF
SUCCESS.
, 1880-07-28
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, 1880-07-28

WALKER DG.A1NE. ono of the boys of the
RonAtor from Matnc, has written good artcle
nbout Alnska fur the New York Tribune. tss
says tho Territory ia almost without 4 Govern.
mont Thoro aro on1y two laws In force In
Alaska,-one tho 1teyenuo law for tho collection
ct customs dues and tho prevention OF smtH'
CLING, md tho second law prohibiting tho i1,'
p0rtaHou of liquor, which Ia oyadcl to great
extent. Mr. nIaiao believes tho common Law OF
tho land should be cnaotod for tho TorrttoFy
aud proper judicial nircess DO appointed ~ ad'
minister t. Tho Collector at eltkn might %
given dean!t 1udioial powers, md tho right Of
appeal established to tho Courta Of Washington
Territory, Tho artlole Oils three and ona.hAt
OF tho IFt1uHs's columns, and speaks well toe
tho Intelligence nnd Industry Of young Mf.
NlAin8, who IL HOW, wo believe, praoticiug law
In st, Paul, Atnu.
, 1880-07-28
- f1tiI <N

DAN T1MNES, Of Shelby County. Indiana,
Ind quarrel with lts ssopfather a.'ont Rnine
trIvial matter, and wanted to slioot him. The
young mans mother stopped f,etwccn him a1l
Ills intended yctlm. wheroul'on llu turned tho
revolver OH hIsnsoIf md blew out hls own
hrnlna.
, 1880-07-28

A CHILD 2 years old WIS burned to death
yesterday at Denver by tho explosion Of an oil
can With which 1t Waa playing near Aro. 4
laby was psobably fatatly Injured by tho 'samo
explosion.
, 1880-07-28

JouS D10Gs, tho negro who outraged n
white woman near Darneatown, Nd, Saturday
night, wus tukcn from tho jnit at Rockville about
zo'cluck yesterday morning aud lynchcd.
, 1880-07-28

TUE loquacIty Of 6tmon Cameron Is appals'
Ing, Ills good friends shoul1 choke h't' lits'e'
llo Las been tullnx tho Now York lferaa . rsas
maroiu about hInaself anl als sou Dva tlat aaIs
hothlug ~ tho rsnowl ef either, but lays ths Nv
man open to tho suspicion Ut trthlug With ""
, 1880-07-28

elected aillcers, and of l,niexlnr, 'Irnoliisc!ig
them rs crimes and as troasun MK,llnBt frrc ghs-
crnmont- Gen. Weaver ehld bc cnruful, or ha
n,py DO visited by Tho regulators.
, 1880-07-28

methods, and tho .wnverlnR vote, the iiide.
pendent vote, and the usual stny-nt-lolle voto
weru secured IN tic nialn ly the Democrats.
Tho Dc1nocrnts nrs not NOW Il, n position to
au,,cnl with any cfr,Nt Vi Mesu c1asscs uf
yuters. The Administration Ut President
ltayes hns been conservative a1ul satisfactory
to nit ciasacs. II tic mistakes and scandals
Ut previous Administrator were properly
charged upon tho Republican barty, It Is
equally proper that the Republican party
should now receive tito credit for tho SUCCESS
of tho present Administration. Tile fi,,lc-
pendent ntul doubtful voter, who exercises
i,a discretion, without special consideration
for tho principles which divide tho two rar-
ties, will prefer to vote fur tito tickot which
promises continuation OF tic present condi-
tton Ut civil ntIutrs rntlor than with n party
whlcl, boasts that it will mako radical aid
sweeping changcs.
Ihe Democrats hnye notably weakened
their claims upon the people by their own
acts during tho past four years Their nd
vnntngcs In tho cNtnwign Of 1870 enabled
them to rctatn possession Of The House Of
Representatives and prepare the way for &C.
curing conlrol OF tho sonnta, which they now
hold. They iayD governed tic Legislation Of
~nn 70 mt ,,n,r cvnrcsn,1 n Recommending
;,,t,,n,,rn ov"r n ,ln,,rr thr ,,ost nix yrnrs,
trhov connot notnt tn tl,c record of this lceis.
latlon with any pride; they cannot extract
1hnv 1,uvc mat,,rr,l no measures for t|,e t,,-
nyovn,vcnt.df tho finouccs or thn ,no,llicotim,
~ tl,a tnr,ir T,mv hayo tcft un,lone
1unnv thing. which tim ucopla ,le.
>monlo,, Tlrv i,nva tried IN t,o mnny
tl,inva In dat]uncc nf tn, nom,,or will, They
wnro aa,o,nv.,l on,v nv thc cournrro,,s oxor-
ciao of thc Excc,tivo vo,o fro,n n renenl Of
tho tows ,lrsIgnr,1 m protrct TIM honesty of
Nntio,,n, i1cctiors an1 thav ,,nyc used tl,elr
noyrr ov,r tho nnnronrlntjoI,s tn withhold
tho urc,1cfl aunnlica fnr Tho cvec,,tion Of
thoa. tn,ve mi n ,u,i.,, the Rnnubltco,,
,u.I.,. ,,aaa,,sa 49, 1,sa.,,,n,,+ r,,f,s",, r.,
. oM.l"a oIs".,a ~, a'o ..,...t ''a'ss'nt
re41sse' J." ..'s'. ,o','.s ,,','.'' ,.,.''sa p.
l.ooN'ls PUCK upon l'o lesls'.,lv1 llael.tlsss
VI the past 10" Se"9S to1 WHICH tno uel'loel'',s
are uIreetN resl'o1lslule' the solof III Se"re''
, 1880-07-28

crp; .,,.,H.,,.rn sild mr.ltrna men, arr cnllcd
OH IL present themselves for drill every tlay
from II to o'cack; placcs Ut b,,ainosa arc
clus,,d botwec,, u n,,h o'clock III order t.,
cl,Al,!u them u In this; forclKnors In tho city
nro invite,t tn form cnrps for the preservation
Of orsler md tho protection OF propcrty, md tho
cltizcns vic with each other III doctls of public
spirit. Tho Archbishop Of Lima has placed tho
wl,olo treasures of tho Church Mt tho disposal OF
l'rcsIient 1,tczota. Or every hAnd detcttnina-
ton ls expressed 10 defend tho city to tho last
extremity, and to lto as bravo irign should,
, 1880-07-28

FRESH directions llaye been Issued to tho
French Ambassadors abroad, requesting thesu
to uBu their best efforts to aid tho Communists
TO return To thor nAtiyo country.
, 1880-07-28

THE Marquis ot TsenE, tic Chinese Am
bassador, With his stat, bavo arrived Mt Norltn
OIL their way to st. Petersburg. Tho Car has
withdrawn bis objections to receiving tho Mar
qul&,
, 1880-07-28

THE command Of the European fleet which
Is to mike tho naval demonstration ngninst
Turkey will be shared by English md French
AlInfrlIa.
, 1880-07-28

A. sAwNH.L ut Bagley, Mich, blew ur
yesterday afternoon, causlng tho death Ut two
men and seriously wounding Several others. Al
lsunl. dufectlvo boiler WIS tho cauBc.
, 1880-07-28

NJ. D. O'ILAL1.o1kAN, a ward politician OF
Cincinnati, thinks he can fast US long ~ nr,
Tanner, and has challenged thAt Rcntlo,nan to
q trial. TO 10 commenced at tho Doctors con.
FentencA.
, 1880-07-28

TUE old Pine Street Church, ut The corner
uf Washington aud Pine streets, Boston, was
damaged by fire s35, Goo worth yesterday.
, 1880-07-28

THAT Queen Victoria has written per-
tonul hitter 10 tho Sultan ndyistng him to con-
cilutory co,lrae, ia generally credited OH the
Continent.
, 1880-07-28

T11E party Of the Solid South at Cincinnati
proposed TO "subosdiuate the mtlltaFy to !ns
civil power" Hut tbe nomination OF prosss.
siouu! solies for the highest rlvtl olhce 10 nv
1oyosnmunt nearly suhortInAted ono fo!'g "
aRothos-tha 1olly Of Ignorance to that Of os'
Gentinu. -.
, 1880-07-28

CHARLES PETERSON, carpenter, was
burned 10 death yesterday ut Detroit. Ilo
rootnca over Il groeety store which WIS de-
etroyel BY TIRE.
, 1880-07-28

MRs. LYNCH, Indy Of Portland, Ore,
fataily stabbed Alexander Mnttuson at hotel
fn that city. She claims tilat Battaaon made q
dlshuuorublo proposition to hor.
, 1880-07-28

BETWEEN o'clock an1 ago yesterday
one und onehnlf inchos OF ruin fell In tho yiolt-
lily Of Wilmington, N. q. Tho eotton.c crop of
the region was somewhat injured thcrrby,
, 1880-07-28

A BALTIMORE husband killed q Bohemian
whosn he discovered in his 'stfes eha'nbcr yts-
4rInX.
, 1880-07-28

GEN. JOSEPH T. HAwLEY, of Connecticut
will leave London Saturday 10 take I'LL active
pnrt instho eoming campaign. Cen. trawluy will
be Of great service to tho Connecticut 1scpnb-
inan
, 1880-07-28

SECRETARY SclIUIsz arrived In San Fran-
dsco last oycainK. Ito was met ut Densola by
tho Republican State Central Committee aud
deputation from the German societies. T'hebeo.
sotary WIS saraaaslod during tho oyonln9.
, 1880-07-28

AT tic request OF Senator Blaine, Gen.
Keifcr, Of Ohio. has ngrccd to tako part In tho
MINNIE canvass.
, 1880-07-28

GEN, WEAVER IL reported to be making q
sesy succVasfnl oansaas In Aiabau.u. lilo ex-
prtas<s eontdunes lu tho Gsoaubaok purity carry
Ay the 6tate II there Ii . far coAnt, Ha
asxs suthes plum talk In releseueo u tho
kutAokn xy4snul p1 oQNntipg gut lawfully
, 1880-07-28

BISMARCK Is not expected to return to
Bcrlln from KfssinXe,, before Chr1stmRa. Prince
HohcnIohe will uu Chancellor pro TEN.
, 1880-07-28


HOW "oRDER NO. 40" IL TO BE USED,
Tho Presidential campaign Inns progressed
fur enoug1iio demonstrate pretty conclusive
" that the only evidence which tito Demo-
Gratis can produce Of Gen. liaMcock's fitness
for the Cllcf Maglstracy Is "Ortler No. 40."
issuctl when he took command III 1857 Of the
Military Department embracing Louisiana
anu Texas. lind thero been anything else
Indicating tho Democratic candidates en-
pacIty for civil government, tho partisan
newspapers and speakers would hnre pro-
ttucctl It before this time. T1lo exact value
uf this precious document Is liked by the
circumstance that tic Republicans (not the
Democrats) propose to issue 1t rs a campaign
document, accompanied by n ptnin story Of
thu conditions tnder which 1t WIS promul-
gated, md by extracts from the report Of
Gen. Sheridan, who pretedcd Hancock In
command Mt Now Orloans. II "Ortler No.
40" Ind tho virtue which tho Democrats
lave profcssed to believe 1t had,
they would scarcely have waited for
their opponents to give It wide circulation;
1t Is equally evident that tile Republicans
lsayc concluded tllat the Democratic cal1li.
,late cnunot be injured 80 ,nucl, in any way
the only relation no eyer hore towtrrd civil
administration.
Tho history Ut tho Military Department Of
Louisiana md TcSas III 1907 shows that Gen.
Ilanc0ck's Ortter and the conduct which II
outlined wero tho very reverse OF patriot-
Ism. Tlese States had not Mt TINT time
resumed tic functions OF local government
lit cunf0rlnatIce with the acts OF RECONSTRUCT
tion a,,tt Tho constitutional amendments. Tie
ruling caste llal refused to accept tho results
Ut the War. Tllarc was MI utterly lawless
cu,itEiliun Of things III Texas. The freedmen
mud the Union whites were the victims
Of gross outrnges which the Courts
would not punish, and which the SOL
tliery were unable to prevent under
the authority that, Ind been given
them. den. Sheridan aud OTHER Union Gen.
crnls Mt tho South Ind reported these things
to Con. Grant, nnd tho Inter lad officially
recommended tile declaration Of martial Inv
in Texas rs the only means for protecting
the persecutel clnsses and rs Il needed
warning to tho ex-1sebols OF. other Southern
States who were beginning to imitnto tho
lawless Texans. THIS was the state OF things
Mt the ttMa Gen. Hancock took command ut
Now Orleans, allu yet he proclaimed, within
n few hours utter Ills arrival, that ho found
peace md quiet everywhere, and otherwise
held out assurances 10 the irreconci!ables
that they, and not the prosecuted CLASSES,
should enjoy the protection Of tic military
power. From tliat time OIL, during lfancock's
rule, there was 10 check upon the Texan
outragcs, and it wns not long before Deuu,
crutlo nigger-klllEng -" clubs woro organized
, 1880-07-28

Il. I. F4AlltEoS, the novelist, IL to edit a
new weekly Journal 10 be published ia London.
aud to.be called Saturday Afternoon.
, 1880-07-28

NEA1u.f the entire upper portion OF En-
pIro City, Ore, WAS burned down Monday. Tho
loss il placclnt $i0,00Q-
, 1880-07-28

THE population Of Columbua, O., is al,cA.

THREE men were Killed by black damp III
cout SHIFT near PottsvI'le. ra., Monday night.
, 1880-07-28

Tue volcano OF Euegol Eu Guatemala is
scry ucttve. Some Of the due t1lxt thrown up
BY It bus fallen ut Ban neuiio. Mexico, and pn
kho Suu Salvador coast, which Indicates that
aear tho cratcr the effects must ba culatuitouK.
, 1880-07-28

OLE BULL IS seriously Ill En London, and
has been Obliged in consequence to cancel eH-
Eugcuents uiadc for Swei!cn.
, 1880-07-28

Tue Middleton (Conn.) Savings Bank was
nobcd yesterday Ut 1850 wlllo soMu Ut tho
Naclals weFs ut diuuar. Three a1eompltu<ss Ut
lo Eohbers enyagod ths eaHtka Oh duty III cun.
,7ersaiton wh!lu thelx pulls yut away With the
ucptll3ncks,
, 1880-07-28

A FARMER residing near Kingston, N. G.,
hns besn.s gent to JUL for thirty days for kissing
hls ,ae!Rfbors wife against her will.
, 1880-07-28

TIE candor of the Little Koclt {Ark.)
Gazette is rotrcsninB. 1t Is QUO Of q few south-
eru pat'ers that have tho courage TO speak up 10
their convictions rs we'll during as after
campaign. a. few dnys ngo the Gazette rcull.led
Its rradcrs that IA Democratic House p1.sscl
tho <s24 100000 Bputhern ClaI.na bill, but lte-
publican tlo.ssa tlefcntcd it, Now 1t further
remarks OF tho cotton-tax claims:
After tic surrender and tho Presidents proc.
lnmAtlon OF peace, tho Southern 4tatca anl
S0uthOrA peu1lfu WIRE rDatoretl to tho unlon, und
to nll tho r!ghts gnarantoo4 by tho Constitution.
gxCcpt ouch Ra bud bcpn forfeited by tho Wur
and W luws Of Congress-. n after TINT time
tnx was uneonstttItioually ieved upon tho
people Of tho Houtt, or tte!r property foreibS
Anl nnIawfnly taAoE by tho Government. ~
lIr6 tic rfUht 10 demand cum lpeHHtfon tIt5ef.
Tho "atnlm" supported and Justified IN this
caraful language amounts with interest to somp-
thing more than 500 ,00O co., The mention Of
such n SUM makes the mouth OF every hungry
politician In tho South water. For this Is bu. IN
cntoriugwedgo which, II tho nflgudlcrs base
their way, Will burst open the National stsoux-
box, and lot It's golden streams pour over tho
bArreu and poyorty-strIuken South.
, 1880-07-28

GAIT. GEORGE D. WlsE, nephew of tho
&te Gov. Wlso. OF Virginia. wAa nominated for
.tuuKress yesterday by tue Democrats Of the
Third District OF that st4ta+ Thta IL ths diatret
aow represented BY tho Arbo! Qsu. Jasaph u.
l,lilatun.
, 1880-07-28

Forths bnnent Of our patrons who DESIRE 10 sshd
ftnule copies OF TIE TRIBUNE through thu mall va
kIye hero II lth tho tEAtlstsnt rntn OF postaaO1
ua,nes&tE l.ts t.'pN
1Rht and Twelve rhRo rapts+..".....".."...n eGnts
sixteen raKo tnpcr.... cehIs
FnTttpns
Eight and Twoivh Page pnper..........,.....4 con!a
, 1880-07-28

Entxrtd ns the IaH-Ones at Uhteaqa I'LL, a S<eond-
Cl1ss Atlttr. "
, 1880-07-28

TuE Swedish colony III Aroostook Conn
", stninu, celebrated Its tenth anniversary Inst
week. The colony beguu its settlement Juiy.t
ls7U, having tho uid OF tho stnto until 1t could
get farIy settled. A township Of ]anl WIS alos-
ted to it; twenty-five 10y houses hud been built
md twenty-five clearitlxs Ut hyo neres each
mauo before tho coonists arrived. Tic peopls
worc hardy md Industrious, aud their numbers
were recruited from time to time. Tho Arst
colony comprised fifty.one persons: tho whole
number now in tho settlement Is II. The prng.
reas Of tho colony in ten ycars is thus set forth
In tho anniversary address:
These Swedcs 1llve cleared 4,4Q0 acres OF for
est. They raised lust ycnr JSl tons ut l,ny, Ion
hushets Of wheat, 6t2287 1uBhpla Ut rye, LUIS
bushels 0f buckwheat, 8,l2D bushels at cats,
"a lGs bushels OF potatoes. THEY own 19J hurscs
md GA1 cnstle, besides sheep and sEine In 1879
thRv natlo LOU poltnis Of cheese and l3,spy
pounds Or butter. Tho ynluer Ut their furnls,
live stock, and farming Implements anl ma.
c!nery is estimated ut $l:l, ,o50 aud tho vAuo Of
their farm products last ycAr ut $2l ,0tU, whera
not dDllAr WINS produced ten yenrs ago. The
settlement numbers l63 dwellings, md i6l barns.
Ucs!,tes tho Carltul, there Is d church mid i've
school -hp,,aps. Eleven nilos OF rDad have been
turnpike1 aud 3ln miles hlyo beGtl grubheI
md Nru In 4 pnssablo condition With the swntnps
cO1luroyel. From tho founding Of tho culony
TO Jan. I, 1BSQ. there had been U5 lenths and .la
births III this community,
, 1880-07-28

TnOs. ]. TuNSEI! LODGE NO. NY 4. r. 4. H.,
ANsast Cnss ss9ss M!,sle "na tn:s!.ss7 r. r ;
Eicr, III. ". Nrund Master Theodore 4. unsney and
Ufi. Carter H. Harrison will TIC vuotts Of the lodx1
GU thla occasion.
, 1880-07-28

HuapEHiA 1.UntlE. No. AZ. A.. I. 4 a. M..Jfhe
neinber. arc hurely nuileh to attend y Re1nihr
Cun,nunIcauv,. Of thu Lodge " tc!r ALI cqrnerns
lsAlltoph md l9nlstad-sts.. "Wednesday Evening.
JULY ~ isi. Muster Mnsona nr9 cordially u 4tsh 10
cfiAS, Ii. brennan YccsetHry.
, 1880-07-28

.1ur.r II, 1865, Winfield Scott Ilnhcock wroic
tllo following ,ottrr to $, T. Glover, OF Missouri
III rrspo.lso to III inquiry from tho iattcr M N
whotllor ho was aAtls1nd With tho results Ut thu
National Democratic Convention, which nut at
New York July4:
~: Nswgo g. qst;a; i, Il III x1 Il; s3 1s ~ r. gxt
%I tor yGnf fyor pf tho ith H.
rot siessir tlesirs liz sitetton u Ia tni,ttx, @ q"
really IL. thai tic preservation OF co's.tulonaI
8 tGe isa,erstio party ii tho coming eiseiioa. isi
s,o to a 'esstG ats y rs e91d s11t ss
init crime ngllinst u1y country.
never aspired to tho Presidency On accn,int
of mysolt: fnevor sought its doubtful l,t,nors
for tho position. My own Viii VIA to proin",sS
!As sprtt y rsrAutia lrefsrT!ng t3 tl,e ees.iiu.
sacraa precinct of liberty. When, therefosfats: sftsas
yoll rrrilps,ucrd tho statements nqrostion faiso
Is Tic ,noito f5r to rsgeG eriss III ii With hss VI
Gonta t,on'laoe soald @ hvc % cSasrrcd iS .ift i
jnd pro!,lIu'si and practiesd I'LL stgt es!.s
f f {;s; {iiss;ss' SfS Ns;s9I 'iss Fs;s3 NsysS
Thpsc. sir, urc iny sentiments, whatcver Inter.
Gstcd l,artea inny sny to tho coltiary, md d.
shall uvnr hold In grntoful romenlbr,.co lh9
fnltlfi,t friends wto, ha'llug from every section
of tho Union. preferred !I,e by their votos mud
nf tho Cn,yentioti, and sha! Do thom al ti1o jig.
to aggrautizo sny pvrsonai fort,,,sos bt i, ste
thcit rtn'ty thr1,tiV nc. and that thoy will not
now altttr lnythl'lK like personal! preferences "
nnttfcst duty. i,ave tho honor to be, ,laar slr,
very respectfully youEs:
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-12
INyAsIoE OF IsDIAN TgRgIroRY

An invasion of Indian Territory from
Texas, on an extensive scale, is threat
ened, and it is thought probable that the
squatters will come into collision with the
troops, who have received orders to drive
them out. The men who have projected
this raid Of course know perfectly well
that they are about to break the laws OF
their country, and that they are doing their
best TO dishonor their own Government
with the Indians, and so to bring on an
Indian war of the first magnitude, but
their patriotism is so weak and their greed
so strong that they care nothing for any Of
these considerations It is to be hoped
shat the Government viii take steps to
repel the invaders promptly and effectually,
and that Il they venture upon resistance
they viii receive a lesson that will en-.
tighten al! their lawless kind upon the ne.
cessity Of respecting Acts of Congress and
treaties made with the Indians. 1t must,
however, be confessed that when the Gov
eminent set the example of violating its
own most solemn engagements by invading
The Black Halls country, it practically In
vited others to initiate it, and opened the
door to this and all other difficulties likely
"a arise from its action in that case.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-07-12
SHAVING.

The more reflect upon the mysteries of
neurology and animal chemistry, the
more confident l am that, while we are the
least suspecting it, trifiing errors in our
daily life are producing important effects
upon our corporal systems /; and declare
it as my deliberate conviction that the
habit, which may almost be styled Ameri-
can, OF using the razor upon the face, is
sufficient to cause large proportion of the
lamentable evils which affect the human
race in this country. 1t appears by expert
ment that the beard, if shaved, grows four
to five times faster than if unshorn. In
this calculation, an item is omitted which
it is difficult to estimate. j. e., the stimu-
lus given the beard, by the first applica-
ton Of the razor in adolescence, the expert
ments being made upon boards after
they have acquired an unuatnrally rapid
grow tn. The effect of this early stimu-
lus may he fairly counted at double
the natural growth then reckoning the
difference IN size and weight of the fiber,
which is treble, and we find the frightful
truth to be that we raise thirty times the
natural quantity of beard. Thus it is evi.
dent that the true beard is exhausted at .
very early age. after which the system Is
forced to supply a substitute. Now nature
will not submit with IMMUNITY to extraor-
binary demands upon her vigor, and that
which requires her to produce in lifetime
thirty times as much beard as she was first
inclined to, must certainly be considered as
such. She is fatigued in proportion to she
effort, let the particular kind be what II
may. Although her reeuperative powers
are great, she insists upon having repose
even when working at a rate chosen by
herself. Ii that repose is deIied her, sht
takes her revenge by brec.aing down thu
mechanism Journal of Health.