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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-01

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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-01

WE had the O'Connor Legislature.
We have the ST. Hoffman Legislature.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-01

The Sherman enthusiasts are be-
ginning to find out that tying the
Republican vote of Ohio in bundle
and delivering it to any one man, is
very extensive contract The trouble
with those who are manipulating Ohio
for Sherman is that their discretion
has not been commensurate with their
zeal. A long pull is not made sue
cessfully through sudden spurts Of
strength.
The Sherman managers started out
upon the assumption that in case Mr..
Sherman desired a nomination, there
was nothing left to the Republicans
Of Ohio but an enthusiastic support of
the "favorite SON." But the Republi-
can party of Ohio is rather extensive
organization of men who
possess intelligence in sufficient guam
tity to enable them to think and act
for themselves. The idea that small
squad of politicians can open an office
in Washington City and from thence
direct the whole political machinery of
the great State Of Ohio, is absolutely
ridiculous. There are, perhaps, very
few Republicans in Ohio who would
object to the solid vote Of the Ohio
delegation being cast for Mr.. Sher-
man on the first ballot, but it is very
evident to a disinterested observer that
great majority Of the Republicans,
not only of Ohio, but throughout the
entire country, favor the nomination
Of Mr. Blaine If the Sherman man
ayers continue, until the State Con-
vention, the same plan of campaign
they have kept up thus far, we have
not the slightest doubt that they will
fail to secure a full Sherman delega-
ton to Chicago.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1880-04-01
AARON KIRKENDALL.

OUR mutual friend, Levi Sly, (by
the way very devout man for Dem
ocrat) has handed us the following,
and requested its publication. We
think it is a humbug, but there are
some GOOD THINGS in IL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04

ttat W. stg u 4 HsA ts#Nst# ~ ssssa ssa s
t#As @sa4 ~ ssa AHA tste Ii la AsH i'll
et# Ne IL a4t sst 4 tkFa II #
Af#a W.
4 MRsflNessm tfiwas4sh Nes fiat W
~ fst#ss 4 ssae shaA - tt4s AsA i IT,
a4tssHh sas48 naH ~ aH - y
ai Ii se84se fl HA A#ttiN 8N 1at sts ts
III Il i. ftttt stti Il atsth AMrstaH II st
tvttas tetNs
VII raAtmasift NtnttAl las PARTIALLY
raaA,tA 4 ~ aHanal n#H'. sisssh #iets III.
se4lia II aAt atN kf#at AVA A4NHss aesrs
reiitH ssa ipi saN W. iatat asv at - WaeH !
sH4 Is teii II stulHasss
tiasa rp4,hs has tsHeiusl Washing
ta,. aft4 hn ipststsHN NHh iesis, w rfHsn'sts
s,tts i. ,hhApN. kna tti~s's TINT tu1n's4.
s.s At.tw nlsfa4tt iHagtiA, ~ tlN NsaN 4
isii hass lssa hs1ssl~essaa ~ IesssAaN,
AMI tsAtta at,l er nas n na ~ tu4asi,tsi "a
iaiaa. IT. Iuaatas hsrat'nRfa issls Fis ]
watassng " ,Islte III ssavalamf 8sutHa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04
NEWS oF rNe WEEK.
runEiuN NEWS.

1hvfv W rsvat rsrss#mtns HI ENElnttl
srsinss ne issfa isesEs \ isHssln aiasAteh
sAsA ihss fsAwssn 1tfntlstAAts kfA thnssa
4nHsi Hs#iate uu IT, Nsass .ssasnwsi sM8eiittt
stsstsW W. eenhA III Hthiss aspi ansvvfe4i
ts AMslrA ftsae s#iAstA itsn1a ssu w
hitls ffer sta~efs 81 T. Hfeise 49,.
ssrn u tsHluueltAsFn III stensls spl
Aashes shirt n ptfufsIls r4nstatfssi
esnltrn. 4 nisthht n mstsns Il
wv l,nt3tH i'Apws4wh ~ynpi tssssiuiEw. wea
rs@ssa mNlna ~ ,ars tnsn,ta ,asaAs mraurs
II tHstssa ihtn protestant emtiit,msr, Iir
ii,sutsI Ilnle Confederation ii sltsa, lA4tatn
ana representative II fasir, eiuls II London
hAse passad resolutions tHaplsuuins ii.s ltpsts
rslsien ~ ltlsh svitaiu,A.
Sl,ain pr,mi~s h. ,lislwni 4, ~ entls
sias ihenn .rstols III snln
tlrras liti,ain mil ireland la.r i~rn
,irit.a ~ i,,tiFc eslr. causing mueh latnnr.
- la,,a ntri "a. Considerable tsss u H. j.
rslnt'rd
Charles llawoirt, 4 nniri i.nplish
art.r. has ihd ifun tie trf.sis III frii
shrunnh Tn ssaRs.tter ~ hn,, l,ae Ti,.s,,t.
4 railwn, collision IN belgium result.
vi III ths death ~ ~srn ,Hrni,s AMI injuries
III s.sttn utlrrs.
Tho British Minister In advised VI ill.,,
murder. M am,l Atiea. III ,nspl+fat a,nl
iwn rtash~, shIle witnessing va, as,u aul
t,iaD niufe palenial ir,nls hase tes,, rsilet
iiit
A lurg" nlnl enthusiastic meeting M
lntsl Ifialnir, ~ ihe r,lnsl,s ~ Antrim AMI
puen was tali NJ belfast ihe nll,sf has. liat
tu'ons n,tu adopted dpnoaneinR agitation an,
asaa~plnsiinn. Nmu 7,a0o l-opl. attended III,
'n,iiip,
4 life.aMs ru,niaed in ile harlmr VI
Waip. N"ffplA. Inhlanl. Ilcun II NJ. frov
~.r drowned.
Tho Socialists ~ Hamburg lnsr ~
solved 10 .sae,sts tlie ciis AMI d4eaiii,nia tisi
revolutionary printing enterprises,
IN consequence ~ thu incrrn.., earn
l',Ha ~ Ansfiesn f,ri.ls, NJ sluanb, il,n tetnfi
TN sssefal mouths raal. American railroad ~
r,,riins hase tls.n IN tisa isni,,lnn iinfay nnr
W.T., anil iie teil.lunes l. toward liihns ptleoA
AHtafieai narntiiln~ VI aIl kinda nis aagrrI
rW,gii after w III. u,',u.sei mon III England
tmulp il,r NihilisiH mnn ~ III
htu.,rlH IL ttial. W lln"ls, nj, ii.nse charge.
alll, TN .spltsii,ii 80 ilia Mp.rna rrliaes nm
~ tin W,ul.f lalaps4 slt1ta vii, attended III
anlg,sss ~ a@tAasiil#. anil ilui, ahn u saii Il
i,ss. R,en ,la Lara. fnftuup tniit Aihitl.i rp,ii
mitIan.
l'ln l',pnlnrs ~ vnfna. Bulgaria. In,
iliN assembled IL fDft thu tf.iai, im,suat,
iusaltn niii lllH4,ug ,niti il ilH frneI, -,
~ siiis, Nj. irtpis Aui4aspiH hls nr,l.i.l
Hi'i,btai ~ ps"etsd l,t TIL pia
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04

ul nll tll. ls,l,ls psenispn | knnu IL,
th.fa il halin Ia my ulinlun tllal snM
.una ,lr IL NltnN sllAainr, " |, Il ,lonr
IN Norway, SLMiAH IL nn'hinH ranl.
pared IL lhin squirt Wlatd san eanal
ihr Al',tniil r.iinalhh ii ilAinn ,enaA
ihe ,irnf tlls,M ai iir rite II iiiii,s nilss
al humr Mlthaut ianlls moving ii mns.
alrg And ihen, rnlnn ,lnMn hill, NiAit
III hanl, llu pNerllnl nee,esnss nthrr
than ~ koer tin halaner, Nhlla gliiinR
spltly INT swiftly anNn,l tnllke llin
Canadian rlluN,slu.p, thee sti lpns
nu,illrea sA..l vi ihe Nnta.pinhs lru
often lnllN Twelve Ipei lalu. eufNiun np.
Narl III tin pfaW, nnl na nut l.lua.lVt
thun thfee ~ ipur inches, Throughout
The Nhplu lenaih thas Are ppl,i,l.l with
il nfnase lnr thu purpsAe II keuplnW
lhpm from slipping Nhun rulnA III IA,
anRln ,lnMn hill. Although W. H. meane
Al,M Mlrn uspn NrnMn l,ss.l Hlunnl, II III
Nvt ,lnNnl,lll ihnt tin, nfe m,ul ,ll,s's
live, lar their lnnu lenpili nnd thalr lel.
ialnsl nn,l4fa,lriase ,,u thn InaN.n AilnW
sa,,ae n speed mnte l,ke nsinn lhnl my
other muiiun knnN II.
rhr li,lnlitanianI rrluma,k.i,, in lin
Tuttth ~ SHNHSl nv ttss1 NlNhsiH IN
runners, AMI nl the annual competitions
ui thriailanla generally laM III iha
rrEaa, Al llr. competition ih.ie ll
lN1p, nnn NJ ihrse men hnre,l, t.searl.
lnu IL il l.snl newspaper, ,iatnl,ee NJ
thirty Norwegian uf.t.. nr inll, nlsty
laei lhtn ihla country II Will hn iM.
lnmail,le II, introduce thum, IL III course
ihure Nntl,l W. little ~ III opportunity
tn ming ihrm tha s,u,N lAsysl l,lnH
lunu enough ~ laanmllY snillrnnlls
,l,a,n InaHkHua1,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04
Oomns, Burial Cases and Oaskets,
Mhat We tail Terra Hlrma., =

TIL Fl,.t# ~ il,e saH, apntt from tie
asluvirl,nrl,l and Npi,Inr whieli tli.ir
AtujHnd.aM proportions must ni.ai" ~
wv. mind ~ Tn student ~ nainrr, PRE-
Hetlt themselves ~ M IN \ ull,jaet ~
paramount interest, Whit, ~ ept,riler
slia pnrt which tliey have played anl air
stlll playing III Tie ItitliiDg np u fltr
tai,tps,at layer ~ iIie solisl earth efi,at. W
illa lefp.fi,ln, changes u eilmnii. epl,li'
iiu,s, III ilH Jiaifibntlnn ~ vegetable
and animal lifr uyef til1 ni,rfaf. II fll'
plannt, mud Inst. nui laiiei. IN iln tassti
advance N Mreati navigation, ny sl'lrli
the inhabitants ~ ii.u H,ust distant Inilis
lave Ia'nt, tu.nIRit i,,io elo#t ininFe.Hlr~r
viii, rael, nll,nt. The erosi,s Hti,i, -
currents constantly ieIlils ~ alter il.r
eonfiHnfHtiDn III t1ir r.sl*t li,inA, W. Ink
Ing away laud In st,e l,llua alid ,lats'Hlt
ing II elsewhere. ApHii, ltniti.b#n utinI..
ijii1sad 4p.itIn1uts eavtjnsl l,y ali il,e fls'
ern II tI,s Narid Into ils Hs,f pfs lals.i
~ II, tte currents anI si,fsnl over tl,a
tsI ~ iIn ,x..au. uuol,yisis I'll ~
il,at nenrly ali, II NH all, iin .lr, ln'il
n pif~eni existing Ina ~ oi'n ilhin h.a'i,
n iI,s i,sdtMn ~ tl,e Hea, ~, aasafiiHu
confirmed by ihe INT ii,ai tie Hsrata
sl,iel aemppse pHl,a ~ sls laiiiasi
mountain ranges have evidently D4'ti
deposited III ages t,pg l,a.i nlsd, III
lisr III iIs tp..slu, nid siiti ntalu tln
renalns ~ iiN animals which aliapeel.d
ilnHtssIss. III tl,s ss,as III fgIfpr antH.
What W. nve stjiI Iii sl,e i,aili ~ railing
"tsfM nr,na' IL pfp,.al y, n.slffi, pl''
,teftuflsulA III tua iii constant ttltyiIll fia.
ing and Milling Ike il,a IeastDR hte.,ni
n ssun mighty munster. Nl,.,se aftna
4sratel f,Hr IsaUaHtl, ita WIVES, Dty tie
.,ii.,t, ~ iln sniderfnItean fyteea, IN ysi
unexplained. sa~t nry.s ~ ilu rnril,.
et,,si arr depressed l~iow ~ lifted ~,
aiatr lttn Iry.I IL tilr A4a, ald ~ nrr la.
ginning nj Ia@t i, understand tlr tr,il'
n tiu maAin, That tl,sre II noihiDH sia'
liz In tlla universe III erpaia.l things ~
s.st,t 4t.a ltftsfuI,t9 - ysgIfy1ef fur ,fH
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04


i'l,4 eI,ipmuok likes ~ dtg hi l,ols y,
it,es1 dry hanks. and yad, may "'i4'''
liear y vii1iiiDH IN tt~ thiek lHsls - slry
leaves htld e,l0slsh ~ attract ydir ~.
ir6tlAM from distance ~ tiltretl ~
twenty rsis, A eaHiiHM approach ~
il,e stsh vii sIt1w yfti 4 c0aDJn ~ chip.
luDrkH chasing rMh OtlHr rDtiud ANIL
nstnd ti,Ungi, ila leaves 1I,ay Will
eeA~u ffuJu their sisrt. Nv tal fainr
mar, hut II y0ti nit dD~n gnbily thy
Will MxH conclude that y0st ars ,Iid lHii
H.rDst., aDd commences nEmin. Thny
aitSl, tnaiiIala tin trunk n 4 falj1n ti.r
IN tl,rlr 1lreuit, running al1H,H itn ~l,,ie
length tl,en I,lnDHinE Iika divers Into
tIa laaves, They ftisD, IaAdIs,ng iltfHtrl,
them, seeming greatly IN enjoy tin ntdse
sHd sliy ~htaI, They make, tiet play
In ij,i3 .ay ~ Iua,rs, II n,M .t.,j,s. il,r
stIpv turns tsIrk ~ ts,k In him, aI,t
swsy they w aEaIb. TIN eLiptn,irA
ran eIinlb - vail ~ my squirrel, aii.i
frequently .txs ~ wipn thu eDsst ~
rlear, lint II danger threatens he U,a1eH
haste ~ descend, III BHtrv ean rsalty4
that tfnr affords him iLs Ira4i #vnrjiy,
Ii sD, g4t N, n4sr lsire H. sees yDti
iI,st jM sIasus tpf esADe down. III t,lainly
4S,shltfr itIe situation ~ w ssr, MI.
NIs. HH,etimas I.e Will maxi dsrDst.
sla ti,@t, I'm tD.1 grsrsDd within tra4l, n
tsar bal,.l. a,ld ~ NAN ~ tnti *ifl,sIii y
le elH,,ps aL,vD sipt seamprss a1ay, ~.
dentIy hsrIilgH tI,st ttH l,H1 EA WILL uMi
n lnIl serslr LIT biz targa nas@it,s
..~rsd, bI.uk III gr.y -~sIrt#Dd Mu trasr
~ ssi.ty, II timy slMs~s hIs trust h
ii TsAtr walls AisA trssIs, ,lMsls, not "
,aeesks, Lls Larrov. Within warI a
ftsSss, w S2sy ilsvsnlxnss y IN striking
esHstfnNt VII, W. tanni1.stvtskHn eOsplI,
- ~lse l1ss&. --Ueo1 Company.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04
WASHINGTON NOTES.

TIN annual rturt ~ ile l'eAisdii'f'
Department f"t ii,a pal nasai t.a, eIli'ss tht
tla l,aai sD#i ~ railroad transportation, n
Hia,ia fr tln i1tisr nnaii,s AHs mail, <in
tUt,tND.
TIN nt~i statue tnr ilin national lin
s.in monument, iliat ~ rhIaf Jnsiise t'lIsn,
Ina i4s1. saA n Washington
A Washington telegram sHta tlinn' |.
ssa,H embarrassment r.Ialis, IT, ila rapture II
sI,a vl'iniH ts,d III MsAaap IiM Indications
frrH ~ information, HiuHds hasts.d A IT,
War Department srs that ii,a Ntst'an t'Dts'','
,tr,A dDs I'M dpaits ~ fasain tlua. iiila,i..
claiming that Tiny beiv,x ~ ~ tnil.i stat /,
slnI certainly ent uos4iiHHnl .is.s ipd Aisl, Y
provide Tn iI,sm.
The Ttsnsasy Department ralr'r'~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04

lnfnv IL married couple III Mlan
Gm.uiy, 1nsan, Nl,u I,nsn Il hirninr h.is.
tu,n ~ nHn,A. alI afr INN ni,ilt ~ ~.
ellpnle tIr fftj4tf, anniversary III il,ir
u,a,riuHr. I'm tlM i.isll Lay NJ U.'tpl.r.
INID, III Caldwell County, ny. llrufy
MilsI,u.Dn kn,il married lart,tIn k.,ll
Mltrl,n.al anI she l,s'ranr idpliia
lr,iI NiirhuADn ke,il They wcrr lri
nj MI related. Ilr NHa burh M iI5''. III
Kentucky. alii naIle.l III ilu tail,nfai lia
future nifr. uIti VI. MIA lH1n ~ ttaill,
lu,.,lna la isiu. atl iiainah fpf ilia
n,.ilnr III l.r future InisiHiii, nlld thy
i,u,. iaril mixed n.Wvnlly usrr allrs,
4 nfrksr visitor III 'f'llmnn. Cntlylu
VIA l.aH,l.tai ~ iiniIng iln venerable
rnpr rIInplpsl VI killing 4 mi With !,
lUkuf,
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4 fI,iMw tat,

Al adventurous md patriotic eai A..
eon,lul tl,r Washington Monument thu
night leffe lu~i Il, tin atairs Mhirh afr
within thc ahatt Nee,er,la, marnlnR
Mlleh thn n.sn went upiu Molh, liar ~.
linz lnajenis l.A,k fright, And. ApflnginH
~ llp.lgr, .uak 4 = il,rra II l'lt'iuct, In
tIn ,luNs,pt thu eni spisnd hcrrnlf mi like
il living slnirrrl and IA nl tllr uru,,nd IN
al lnnis. After ieaklnR around 4 llttlN
nhile II proceeded ii lsnse tlAa plaes, and
hal nlman, rullen hssolld illu pl,ndnN VI
the monument when 4 ,l,,u thM stays
around .lr haae atarl.l fur N, a,,l lllc int.
npl hpiilR hi ller lest tnlnlllN trim, VIVA
enail, mA,ie sir,lM anil kilipiL ilui n
lived. and mi Iron ~ ally, the Nnrkmrn
nv they would husr hpl,nls II II collar
aud given II ilir fre.aum IA lhN nlnll,l.
inrni. A. II II the rai Nill la Hthli' i nlnl
placed in the Smithsonian. Will, lafan
.arl nsur II. whipl. Will llNar this lNlnl,li
Thin ent Jumped. nn ~ipleiA',pr ~,
iArO flum Washington Alnlumat,i, anh
lived. Washington I'ug.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04

t'nlA, tiiil, IL ,ln british army. Iii
liz narrative III II ju.lliMs through thlih
aud Eastern llllNl, Ri,en tho iplla" il4
estimate NJ thu military cnia,'Ii, u til
l'ilinss.
with European oilleel~, IN ,ln,lur
t'nl, Nnl,lul, NJ know how will til
ulI,lean hnsu fought, while, unlike ns'st
OrhniulH, illny hnss int harn utterly
,l.nofaliled IN rileek, l'fnrell, led,
they would mnkn magnificent irnlH, ~.
hy nature thu lhinrAe nfe ~inHninsi,
ofrli.nt u authority. Hi.h wM,ll iins
u,,rmtiun ilp commands NJ tlnss WIN
lind uure established MI influence over
them. In this they nru liLe uilrf En#l'
srn~, Int mnu tlinn others llloit i'm
il,nnl character renders ilrM l,nrllr1.
iarly incapable ~ military r,mllna'
tiun#, a Cl,lnnnlnn ran lrafn anything,
lint In enii conceive Nothing. liz mn,
rru.iIIy lM taught nly n,lmlHr ~ tn
nlnat complicated military tnnnutl,s1a,
lint place him IN a ln,nlsiuh hiiRltls lIi,
ipni,l from wl,nl l,u llas lntIvh. Aul u.
Will l,o ionni niivrl, incapable " e,',,'
ceisina my nl.alllieHiinh a. t'lii slir II,
ipf~l circumstances. 'lhls nnilnlal
characteristic ls thr growth II centuries
III Il narrow education itA fuuiA AZ.
deeply Arntr,l, and lis in The ilsa,l. ffs'
rfri,ea fnf antiquity, which II nln.uhi
thu beginning Mnll vnsl III lhlnnlnni,'.
hrll.f. Prompt action. readiness II fa
noarce, ability ~ ~tsn ~ iln r'nall.Al
advantage. NJ ~ nr,,ifalixr nliafofI,,ne
and tle power IL evolve trssl' runhina
| iMnn~~illesp nrp ile uualiiln~ thni lnnk.
\ soldier, and tllusr are il,e very quail
H.. that rHnuut cn'slHt with lhr CM
i,ese want II originality, This ii 10 ~
important mHltrr, for " proves that III
/ ('hlmnse cannot be ipAfed ~ inllltar!
naiIn, tul Tint. with lnrRa number |,
| Eurnl,rAn osilrvrn, tlisir almost unllmisa'
numiwr, il.cir 0lpsllpncs ~ authority ~.
personal bravery, x1,en properly hal
| woald nahs them olneDl lrssslsti0ls.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04

The man Win dops ilet real the neaN.
pa,ur /. man Mlm mas IN AnApaiiI ~
ignorance, Ihes ian sHAl hlilpltlliI ~
iru@ll ln nns snlnrprA, I'M 'hNA HtNn lvi
tar ninl lAii.f asNfs AnHA y II nut
iakss Il nad lpa ptlar u II ~. " ttltlt
tn l,r lana Aie rh,tt atnHnn III Ill III ',,i
unes. Every s,alin mAl' slnHlla f.fisl -
newspapers, tsHfU ll1yf HfNf III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-11-04
me Mn VI tlse l'harisrrs.

A Aul,nnl IL rppr children, lasinl n.ad
In III. Islhla Tie drn,ll.'iail.nis HAnli#l
hytnat,,pn Al,p tnirAin III / ni.ni uisl
swallow a rAluel, MI asi4lNatI ~.
nmlnr.l Wv Il benevolent lMlrnn "a ~ W
lh.Ir ur.,nllurilnnn III llr chapter.
.Wha,. vi iallIs,lar, va VIZ *ln " ~
rl,ari~p.a, rliillIpnf Alllns s'saf1elas
MY lady, ~as The prompt rsply.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-08-12
THE RENDERS.

CHICAGO, August "A special
from Omaha says Yesterday Mrs.
Bender was visited in the Jail at
Fremont, by an Omaha reporter, to
whom she said the first murder ever
committed by her and her husband
was 10 Illinois, on their farm near
Jacksonville The victim asked for
lodging and supper and on paying
for the same, in advance, he exhibi
ted considerable money. While eat
ing supper, Bender cut his head in
two from behind and be was dumped
into the cellar through trap door,
arranged by Bender, who got his
money. The corpse was buried next
morning back of the house. A few
week after this they went to Iowa,
remaining there eighteen MONTHS
They then went to Indiana, living on
the murdered mans money, and then
went to Kansas, where Bender's
children John and Kate) by his first
wife, were living with her cousin
Maggie. They kept a resort for
travellers there and called it B onder s
Hotel. They committed no murder
prior to the old folks. arrival, but in
the course of time old Bender ar
ranged a trap door, and then the
numbering operations began: Kate
at one time, had man 10 bed with
her, and she cut his throat and slept
till morning beside the corpse. His
money was divided. She never in
iured horse thieves and scut>throsts
who came to the house, but enter
tanned them well, with her cousin
Maggie. No murders were commit
ted by the family after they fled
from Kansas, Old render has con-
fessed, believing that the old woman
has escaped His story tallies with
his wife's exactly. He relates the
history of the whole family and their
crimes. The sheriff from Kansas is
now probably at Lincoln, obtaining
a requisition from the Governor, and
will be at Fremont to day"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-08-12
DR. TANNER.

New YORK, August 7.-Dr Tan
ner completed his 40th days fast at
moon to-day. AS soon as the time
was up the crowd cheered Tanner
enthusiastically. About 1000 per-
cons were in the hall and an immense
crowd on the sidewalk. He at once
drank a glass Of milk and called for
Georgia watermelon. This he
tapped, dug his hand into and ate
heartily of it. When demonstrated
with he asked to be left alone, say
ing: "No my Lord, ! am running
this now" When he placed a glass
of milk to his mouth, he remarked,
Gentlemen you don't believe that's
good"
At a quarter past twelve Tanner
got down from the table and left the
hall in a coach in charge of DR..
Gum, who took him to bis own resi-
dence, where be will undergo careful
medical treatment During the
morning about 900 persons visited
the hall.
Just before noon hi5 temperature
was found to be SO, pulse 81, aud
respiration II.
Tanners weight at the end of the
fast was 1919 pouns, showing loss
of SO pounds during the forty days.
On leaving the ball the doctor
walked unassisted down the stair'
with slice of melon in his hand
He received an ovation from the
crowd in the street, shops and wih>
dows and exhibited much gratifca
ton at the hearty reception He or
dered the cover of the carriage
thrown back, and joked and talked
with the crowd that surrounded the
vehicle. Alter two or three dozen
persons had grasped his hand, two
accompanying physicians had to
grasp him by the arm and hold him
in his seat to prevent him from firing
himself out, as they feared serious
reaction from exertion. On reaching
the residence of DR.. Gum, DR. Tan
ner at once lay down in the front
parlor and endeavored to sleep The
milk and watermelon had not dis
agreed with him. DR.. Gum himself
is reported i'll .hrough over eXertion
At 2:30 o'clock he was resting quiet
ly in good condition. He has eaten
of watermelon in small quantaties
three or four times without deleteri-
GUS effect.
At $3.50 DR.. Tanner drank one
ounce of light Hungarian wine, after
which he ate small slice of water
melon. At $3.50 he was eating, with
great relish, piece of beef steak
He did not swallow the fibre, but
only partook of the juice of the meat.
He saw no visitors during the after
noon, and it was reported he was in
excellent spirits.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-08-12
THE CENSUS.

The census returns show that the
Southern States, under the next sp'
portionment, will gain Congressmen
instead of losing, as was generally
supposed. Estimates based upon
the earlier returns sent in by census
supervisors give to Virginia a popu
lation of 100. 900, a gain of 400, 200
since 1870; North Carolina figures
ont a total of 1888, 600 against
1,07l,36l ten years ago. South
Carolina has not increased any, nor
has she lost, while Florida has gained
at least 60 per cent. Georgia sho vs.
steady gain during the past ten
years, especially in her cities. Mis-
souri, has gained since 1870, 215, 525
in forty-three counties, and counts
upon total population of 1876 600,
an increase for the State of 653, $50
over the last census. In Tennessee
the increase ranges from 3 per cent.
in some localities to l02 per cent. in
others. Kentucky estimates her
population from returns for forty two
co mites at a total of l,734,33l
against l.32l,0ll 10 1670-a gain
of over 100000. West Virginia
reports an average increase of 60
per cent. Arkansas has a tota! of
$4,000, growth of over so per
cent. Louisiana is shown by returns
from eleven parishes, scattered over
the State, to have increased II per
cent and Texas has made an aver~
age gain of over so per cent Civ
ing her total population of over
100000. 1t has been intimated
by Radical organs that fraudulent
returns have been made from the
Southern States, giving bogus in
crease 10 order to lay the basis for
large Southern representation in
Congress and 10 the electoral college,
but no proof whatever has been
brought forward to sustain the
charge.