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, 1880-08-23

tho renctltlun Of tho cruclttcs growing out Of
tho convict system Of Tho State, which, IN
1878 md 1917, were brought to light md
callsetl chill Of horror in every human
brcast."
] Onco relieved Of tho thraltlom Of "solltl-
tty," which rollef will follow tho dcfcat Of
1fancocl, t'ero will lo Norwnols Iii avery
Southern Stato prompt to rctl0uNce tho iron
rn1o Of tic Democratic party, antl to form
| now parties founded npnn progress, hui
! manlty, Justice, md Nationality,
The Atlanta ConstIt,ttionnltat Il Colqultt
orgnn> thus points out tho probable collso-
qaeace Of tho break IN HE party:
II ha tNnrwuMtsj candidacy results In ltyfa-
lon ot tho E1etaocrnoy errlMts eln,Igl, to wAr-
not oaIy MNahle hit prebahic, iis sui'nnt ae-
1lertTrntin party: hut nvon this wo.tll no tho
stgnnt for tho reorganization a1d consolidation
OF tho Republican purity.
The Charleston Is. C.) Nc,us Instantly
recognizes the Instability Of the Solid South,
antl comedies how rapidly II would be slis-
solved fn cnse Ut 1lnncock's tlcfeat- II IL
difficult to hold It together oven during tho
fow months Of tho pundtug campaign. 1t
says:
LINUS t. not rcear to Northern politicians that
Hn!,th; which they infect to droaa, II thoy With
h9ld tho pressure Of n'rlso. thrc"t, and Hanhor
s,ntil s1!ltl7 Vir9inM q no IunHnr II s!,re State
ia broken intn Fragments by tho tight ever tho
t!rbt enslplcsl with tlte nttncka nt tlo NHt1onul
GIeenbhcknra Tho split III (ienra,n nl1cuts Stntb
@ ncors IT,, nlone this tilna. but Il WI 10 hr9ader
be,piit u tho NepuDlicn,l Ssulwarts IL sttuly
s,,a'a Wandering ;Jew." pertaps they wonh
passions viii ncuoH1plfs what cnntlot tn obtained
by tho operation Of hostile forces nlnne
Tho snrcst, wEssst, usd tho most sntis-
factory way to insten "the free play of
human passions In tho way Of elaancfpat-
Ing tl!o masses of wllite voters now fnrced
futo tho bondage Ut tho Solid South, Is mt
to crown tint Su11d Soutt, by present s,,c.
cess, asld thus strengthen Its power, but to
t(cfeat It now, and lot the whole South, while
and coloreu, form now parties having hIgl,er
purposes than nero war Of rnces. Qnr-
fields election will terminate tho solidity of
tho South.
, 1880-08-23

nh, fi.,sti,.tt,i -, ,nt,nf,,c has ,,c., fotrIv
,.,,,, s,,,.. n.',,,,,I,.,,a tn,,. ,,,",r,tn,,,
opun." p..s', t.'.s 1.s ''.,'1 n a,a,.sa s,,oi"-
~ -. ,,'.,,.,. -, ~ ,t.,,.., n,,'.s.
~ wv o"ar,, u,",', +, ;his ~ hron t",,,i r.or,
~, sh!, "a ,,r,,,,i ~ IT., nj, rtio ron,rd of I'm
1.cn,,I,oa,, @ n"rty arr, ',ryno n, tn, ,,n,,or an,
,,i,nr. ~ tts nr,,ntrr cnnnot hcsttntt, to x,,n,
,;ost nan 1.vrs RI .nr,r,n ma tho ,vhlc
nan,t,,i,",, ttnrnt
,ts,ss n",,,o r,.,.,r.,o..+n co,a,,ot IT, x,hsu
..,.ns.,.t ~ .,a,,t,oai nn,, .I,.l, o,r,n ~ rs
,sto,a ,,s, s,.. ,,no, sn, II ,,Itnr rt,,,,,o II"
!. "s,or,s ,+,,,, tnar ~, w." 1I.,ta nnI I'm.
as,i, s.tos ~ .to 1,rna,1n,,e" md II olscto ,yi,,
no.n,,,,r t,,,>ra I'M, ,,.,,. ~ IN I'M ,,ras
nr1rofora f fin gntttf In IL mt au fo Il, ,rtt
,.,.a 4s...,.t.o.. ~ =. ~.
such a man ChieI slagistrate OF thi8 great Ito"
public. ...--... ,...
Tho Republicans must confront the "Solld
South" by Solid North. CnnKrcss 1nl,st l,p
recovered from tho han.ls Of tho Confct.crIltes
, 1880-08-23

THE hentt-walter of tho Glrartl House In
Philadelphia has beard luy. Curtin talk. Io
thought tho old Wnr Governor didn't speak like
DoMlocrht, though he was brvnkfasttng with
Democrats. 1io said to bis guests that 0nrfcld
was IN worry ablo man and q perfectly honest
nlnn." This droro tho iron iuto their souls.
Tlen the Govurnor cnlmly clinchcd It by add
ing. "nnd ucn. Gnrtleld will ho elected noxt
November" Tho noxt thing In orlur will DO for
tho Governor, for whom tho Republicans Of
Pennsylvania still havo u real Affection, though
they can't follow him in Ills political vagnrics to
cotAe out aud tako tho stump for tho man ha bo-
tiQycS III,
, 1880-08-23

WILLIAM AsttAEAp BARTLETT, lately
salsotl to tho high olllc0 of husband to Lally
lsurtlott Coutts II native Of philadelphia. Tho
young bridegroom trAoes bis ancestry OH tho
fathers slae buck to Plymouth Nouk. and uu tho
mothers aldo 10 on0 OF the original William
POM settlors,-no unoonlinop achievement, Il
must be admitted, ~ podlTreos 20 In this
country. The father OF the young ,aan died In
1855, wheu tho latter WIS s Year, Ut aHe. Elyo
yenEe tater the mother t,ak William and his
older hrothsr u England. llcr parposo was to
saFy preparation they eutosed Christ Church,
Oxford, and graduated thoru. Ellis, the uller,
taking tho highest hono1b ever awarded to al
, 1880-08-23

nvo States. each with two United Statcs Soma
tors. 1t would bo, rs Con. 1}casty declares, tho
end OF FREQ government m this contIncnt and
THO lm41nnnE Of tlfe-tcnurna Of oiI4co for
Sonttloru scnatDss md nonocratfo nppointocs." +"
Then worhl foltnw cus&iy tho reorganization Of
tho Supreme Cottrt arMl tho swnepng nway of
thu constitutional nmnlmImcnta mattn necessary
ly tho war Of tho Rebellion; tho pcnssuning Of
ltcsfl snltors and tho payment of lilo 1sebcl
'lcbt antl or aanthern clnms for slaves c.,nn-
clpatcl artl prupnrtr destroyed
, 1880-08-23

j. q. WHITTIER wrote tho following lines
In tho album Ut tho Fisk Lubiloc Singers,
v0ico at a ppople entror!nR tongl
Tho pnthps or thn!r mOIrnful song,
Thu sorrow Of thotr hight Of WronEl
Thotr cry like that which Israol gave.
4 prtlyGr tor QUO to guido aud HAyO,
Ltko MUSES. by tho Rcd Bea's wayo.
The blast thnt startled camp and town.
And salDok tho wa!lBo Of Anvery tlowil-.
Tho spectral march OF old John l3roWn3
Vnicp nf rans0nleA rnco! Sing on
Till Free.tp!n's every right Ia Wpn
Ana slAfery'a every Wrt,nB uhlono
, 1880-08-23

THE Albany Ldsu journal think, tho+
thoro Ia Rood deal IN 10 snid on both sIfrs ~
tho question tutely decided by tho Indons
Judges. 30 tho Judges scom to think, WIN. ho,.'
Ing decided on ono at.lc, nro aaisl to 10 mich Il.
cllned now to decide On tho other,
, 1880-08-23

WE suggest to the Ut. Louis press that the
Nuw York th4tltc neods looking after, 1ts editor
ispsobabIy "a pcrjurcd ytllaln," Or something
OF that sort. lio roports weekly tho baak claar-
tugs Ut tho principal oEtea OF tho United Btates,
aud Chicago II invariably put down ~ having
nura than twice tho cleaEtngs Of Bt. Louis. Tho
last report was: Chicago, s2o.0oo,VQoi Ut. Louis,
81, 1900
, 1880-08-23

ask yo;, t, renotnl'or those who have s!iesi on
i1 yG,ir 20 s @ t. resnsr ;r ;i h risfr;t th}s
Of yptr differences. ! knDw thsto nrc tl,ine6t
mon, hrarc men. md trtic men nn tath sides,
htlt be9 ful II, rGtnctnfur tht whnthcr ytnl nrc
ltondJusters Or Funslcrs yuu nro stil virg!ntans.
The editor Of tho t1n1ictsfor, In printing
lis report, announced thnt 1t lind bGun prt.-
pared BY himself especially for hta paper; 30
thord wis ito cditisfoit between tho two
journals. as Indeed there could mt la tlnttcr
any circumstances between Republican
palrr and Democratic paper published III
Virginia. Tile two reports present materially
tho sni,c sentiments, ai,u In language tint Is
nlmost Identical This circumstance 1ravcs
no reasonable doubt TINT Wa,lp Hampton en-
prcssrl himself III tho style originally re-
ported.
Aside from tho direct testimony to tho cor
rcctness OF the local report Of llampto,'s
speech, there Is strong collateral evidences
that the sentiments 1t contained nru Of tho
very kln'l that Wntle Hampton wC,1tl he like
ly 10 deliver under the existing circ,tu-
stances. They are the sentiments which nre
frerly expressed In private throughout tho
Snns1l, anA very commonly delivered in
speeches mlatlo by men who nre mt 81 prom
lnent ~ llampt0n, and In places wllcra they
rarely yet into >rlnt. Moreover, thcy t,ra the
sentiments aphicA ire tnugIIt IN the scllool-
books usctt at tho South, III order ~ keep
altrc IN The hrcasts 0f tho nc.o generation
the c,nbcrs Of bitterness cngcltlcrcl bU TIC
War.
.no .oaseo'''s "ease'"el.e " ''os ''i""e "'l!'
bouk Of United States History, whtct, l,as
us., pt.p"'eo ~. t''o oo".'s,n m sn'"h.s' n'u
"'"s.s ''seu :. u"'orsao"l ,rs l9Iu ooutl' w.
"..po '"s'" =. ~, ~ nv 'p'M ~, W. teict " ~
1',.'e,' ,,.',.', " ~" o...o, '''s'o'S VI 'lo
1''.e1 ns"..s -. @As.to.rI tAe autnous "; aso
.i,,>,,s y. =. ,s"o =. ttR,n'", a1la ": ~
] s,,.So.,", ~ ,f..'.' s"sAs' ,r, "'n e',e"sen ~
,, Eune''a ~, ~, 'i'',".ns. -. i.u ~ oo1h puo-
.,anI" T., ~ ".o. =. i1u"us 49,, I'.' '1''ssoie'
.u"' - ~" ~ no wy !,' e.n'u, snea.Ats
NV NY pl.l'sa ~ t''c pap'ls'e'S "n's.' soh'a'1l
'"''"'se"e,o '.'., A'u'" ,e"e''e's ~" uo'tc o"~
re.!"'e"sN' l,..!, s', VI oe''"'s ."to"s"ous .,'o
s"'t.,'a. s"".r wv "rp,'.o p.usa''y ,. VI suo
nv".''s." .oi''' M" WY s''e" ~ WV .eA,'
"o.N'1'',' '"'s .'o"t" i'uN. s1,'H t'A'@oooA
e.,s,.t,s Nv sr fs''., ~ t,'n.'...' -. ~ u,,
spI""'s y. 'u",' ~ s"n,'"''' - s''9e, ~
""' .'io stea* lspsaIu"''s' ~ .',o ''ut.s
~" ~ W." sne .s. "'" -. s1' p..'s' ~ l,ao
coa.'. ss'.e'' .4s po"st o. ..'e ooa. y. ,'so
oo's'nt' ,e. "' '"' s''" "i",.. ~ e'.,"te'' tu
~, e' ~ ,r ,''..., ~ y ~" ., "p"s
~. t'a".e. i"s so.t' y. u's no"', u lH"s
~ s.,',a ~ "9 "tees ;. e','sa wv "octll"s
s,rt. n"s ~ ~ e"... -" ''"'''o"' 'A'' S'''ie'i
s"snt Garaar,',''. ,'Io sous'' ~, o,u, ,oco
...,.", .o'.'s1 nnE ~ p"it'ea' 1''uts" y. low
, 1880-08-23

THE steam tl'rnshlng-Wac!ine llas Its dis
advantages In thu way of danKer to he appro-
lon'lc from tlFu cA1sosl by slArks from tito cit
r1he. farmer nenr I.atayeitu, lntl., hui Bev-
ssut staeks of grln destroyed Il. this ssuy, ILL
FolYlnT Il luss Of It ,6u, wIthollt insurance,
, 1880-08-23

l. vALuAnLE curpst was taken up In the
8an Francisco Mint last spring. 1t had been
down i've yoars. Tho officials caused It to ba
cut In small pteccs and burned Ia pans; aud the
debris after: balnx waahed yielded ts.b00 In gold
aud sIlyor,
, 1880-08-23

THE Democratic idea Of government seem.
to bo that 1t Is sort OF q,airi1ic, Of which bo
grand chatKo and right IND loft bounce" and
tho main featurca.
, 1880-08-23

SENATOR BLAINE sends most cheering
Words frotn Maine. lie saya that satisfactory
ioports arc received from all larts OF tho Htate,
md that when tho returns come in on cIection-
lay the Republicans Ut tho country will be most
tgtoeabiy alrprlscd.
, 1880-08-23

LIE Duo las gone 10 tho great America,
Desert tn grow crop Of roses md ,tatrm,own.
tl'!'tos; and a. preiiminnry ff,ornto, wifi e1nt
tTo artesian wells ut III expense Of $1,000,
, 1880-08-23

fEE country Is Invited to keep m eye IN
Gen. Ben Harrison as n boy. whu, II ho ,iycs
long enough and is good, nlay some day bp l're,.
tdont Ut tho United States,
, 1880-08-23

DISPATCHES from various points in the
Northwestern stntcB tell uE rn,ltintluil damage
70 corn from tho 1,rosrnctcd drought. This is
saRecia!ly tr,sa VI nllny Of tho counties Of Ilt-
f,ots whcru tho abaencc OF ruin has eausc.l great
injury to lato-ptanteI cort.
, 1880-08-23
POSTAGE.

Enttud at hs 1ost.Of,tt 1T thfeaso III. al Second.
C4ass Matter,
For tho bcncnt of nut patrons who desire to annd
1lnge coples of rnE fHtnUHR through tho mall. We
rive herewith tlo trunaent tnIe Of pustuEo:
Dotrlsxftc. PR Cnrp
Eight and Twetvo fnee IMpcF.. cents.
fhrttRn.
E!9ht md Twelve fago Paper. cents.
Sixteen lt&o cahtss
, 1880-08-23

THE Boston Pilot accepts Iii. Emeraon's
psaise Of aristocraoy ~ saforrlnS to tho thing
popularity accepted ~ such. and 10 calls 1t
subbiah. III bxaiu. morals, aud physique, saya
, 1880-08-23

last weeks t|rt,lul, strnt}on df tho EuIrhts
Trmpar furnished iho tI,c,nn f.r NJ, ,,,rro,ta mi.
rlt tilscnlrscs lii ChIcnrn vcs.ert,uv tnrln,tinu
these ut tho ,cy. Mr., stronriivo nj Inrk Aynn,in
3fcthmtist Church: vt tho l,cy. d. II, ynn 1Iornr,
Mt tkg Michigan Avnr,,p Mn,hoHtat r,hrrch. mn,
Chr,.tinn c,rcn i'aho,, En.s +, ~, ,r,,anoI ~
81 rouits 1irfnrmnd 1s.,,.,,,o, r,,rs,,, ~, Inn
"Mornla ri Trn,l, /" ,,,,.ntt," ~. nt+om,inn
IN Tim nt,ntt,r.,i,n mi, .ttor f,s,r, ~ 1I.,,n,
csty An co,u,non in ,m,s,,o.. uownt,ovu II tho
1,,rat t,o,,rrn,o ~. -. III, io.t nrors
nu .oryje,,s #, c,,,"ctin with ,,,c rn,rt,,rr Of
sly rnIssIn,,nrics rnr t,hI,,n. mn, ,ho Inv EInr.
cnct, Mc{,r,hy h"i,, wt,nt I, ,ai,r1 II mir nrct.
tn1 In n hui ~, wost ,,.tam, .treot. ,vhcrrn%
,wcro m rrato *,, .,,,, t,",Ia n t,,o
nnwcr of t,rnvcr ",,,f fnf4h
-...----.---
TIM. Nn,v y-nrr tr},,,r, la. l,cn,, co1iocftp,
rcrrrfs f,,up uti Inn co,,rtfns NJ Inn Eu,ntr.,
stntc. win Inn rcs,l, nr ,.srer,otn,nur thnt ~
urcnf n t,rvrn,, - ,,tv ,ctIvftr n,,l ,,,th,,s,.
nstr ,vnri, buo ,n, Inns, tunxr ~ wonrs II Nn,v
ynrk n. cn,v nr,.,a 1Y,n nntfnct. ia n,nr, tf,nn
ouro,,rnuInv. n n rcnas,rInv. ,n,,rh M
TINT fha cnr,llmnnt t,f Nnw Ynr. na ono
or tia st,,rs ,ntlte ccrtm,r In cnst III
Efectnrnt vn,c far t,ornntd +. warrortn,1
nv Tim a,,owtrp un,lo hv Inn ncnnt,lIcnua
throutlo,,t Tim statc 1.nr,tnu,nrty II, Er,v yorr
fY,y ia Inn ,-,troot trrafif,fw ti,o-n ,,o1,,,-
cvcry ,nt1IeatIon ,hnt ti,c custon,ury heoy,,
l}c,uoer,ti., nn,or,tv thoro viii In ,not.rJally
cut t,,v, nntl ~, nue.oti, ,o.,,t,.t 80, - :,
Mnuhattu, t.Io,uI win r"r Inss hnIr tho,, ,,uun1
IN t,yrrc,no thc f,m,,dt,"n ,rnt,,r,t" ,,,,alSo
Tho cl,v,
-
TIE sort of tusirp. humanity nnunl
r!gI,ta md otctllc,rc 10 tho lava If thr United
Stulcy which trnynils IN Tim Dc,neorntir statn ~
Virginia, nnd which wuuld l,cct,mn cyan more
prevalent thnn II uuy Ia thru,ut,u,t thn entrf,
Sputh IN tho e,cnt If tbo etcutln,, t,f i,reaI,tot
mud tlc rontrot OF Congress Dr. Tint srctlon. r.
sct forth In i, s,ronr lIuht In nm extended
uccouut which NC pr,ut tbla ,Dnrn,na NJ
tho lnnuncr In when cotorrG ,uun
nnsncd Davis wns treated bccuuse ho
hnl tim hurt,ltno1 tn pive cytdnrre nm
tto pfIn ~ thn f,,,,.,,.,ront ,,.at,,a. . ,rh,,n
, 1880-08-23

THE Temperance Conyocation Mt Lake
nluf closed ycstert!ny with extremely lntorost-
ing oxorcfsoa, Including addresses by Chnpiutn
AcCabc. Miss FsAnccs t. Willard, Mrs, Willing,
md otber6
, 1880-08-23

TnR CnfcAap rRfnrAE has established hrnnch
otecs for tho receipt al subscriptions and advertiser
u,onts Ms fotnws:
NEW YuisK-lsoom n Tribune bnl!dinR. F. I. Nc
FAMpkH, Manager.
GLAntiuw, Hcotlund-Al.an's American Ecwa
kEency, 81 Nenfeid.at
l.OSIN}N. Enr-Ameetcnh Exchange, ~ Strand.
AkNRv =. UIlti1, Agent
TAslIiS12US. H. E.-,3t3 r streos.
, 1880-08-23

TIE memorial recently presented to Mr..
Gladstone urging him to 10 all In his power for
tho absolute abolition ut ylvIsaetIon was signed
by "ono hln,1rca representative men," aiming
thc!n Ctrttlnat Manning, Princo ftlcicn no1n.
lmrte. Alfred Tcnnysos,. Robert Drowning,
jnlcs Anthony Froude, J0hn lsusku. tho heAl-
inaetors Of 1aMgtw, iiarrow. md Eavon other
lnrgo schools. twcnty-one physicians and sur
gcons. md tkirty-soven Tcors, ntahopa, and
Members OF Parliament. THO nlemornlsts tnko
the ground TINT vivlsoctton, ovon with anea-
thotLcs shou!d by Inv no longer bo allowed, aud
they quote tho opinions If Sir WtllIam Torgus-
son. Sir Charles I3ul, ind DR. symc, that "it has
been Of no uso at nil and has led to error often
nj TRUTH" They ntld that tho utility, II proved,
would mt, III this oaso. oxcuso tho immortality OF
the Practice. Dr., Lctlangwells paper. "Docs
Vlyscct!on ray2" which recently appeared In
Scrshntr's Monthly, excited much discussion
nti,on9 London papcra. It Is aatl TINT DR..
Wnol'a rcpty, In tito September Scrtbncr, pre-
sctfs tho other aldo With equal iorce.
, 1880-08-23

THE Democracy of Indiahu were all torn
upa fcw days ngo by the rcrort that 1epublc-
ms wcre Importing Negroes Into TINT 8tatu to
vote ut tho coming election. 4 representative
Ut tho Cincinnati Commercial Visited Indinnapn-
lla post haste, md TIT ntco chilled upon English,
tho Dcsnocrntlo can,'idAse for c-Prcsdent.
Addressing that distinguished "poor mnu's
fr!end," he asked, " Why the cause of this cx-
ettomcnt2" 70 which tho ambitious Itoosicr
responded:
sNfgKnrst You damned Republicans nrc
bringing than Into tho StAto By tlroves, hut wo
aro n,l 10 you now. The black tascais will never
tlase hero dispatch from Springfield. ILL.,,
TINT twenty-five nlRgcr3 wero tnkNn from thero
lust night to FoHntniii County, fndlnna."
Upon hcnring this distinct and direct charge,
the scribe took tho cars at oneo for Fountain
CNunty, and at CovfngtOn mot Mr.. Z. NJ. Luce.
Il prominent coal opcrntor mud loading Demo-
critic politician. br. Luce explained tho casa
nt once. lie hnd visited Richmond. Va, and hnd
thorc hirel aud brought buck with him two car-
loads OF nbr-bodlc blnck tnot,, ard had put
thom ut work In llis couf mines. Thu writer tilnn
wont to Coal Crcek, iii thu sarno county, where
the ncgroes referred to by English woro ut work
In tho mines. Thoro ho met a1r. Phelps, who
told him TINT those particular negroes.
worked for him previously; Tint ho had closed
his mtno III Junu Inst, a.ld tho racn had gono to
Springfield temporarily; TINT they bHd loft tlelr
families ut Coal Creek, md wcre nll o.izeus and
lcgnl voters in iullann; thatt opening bis mino
nEain lust week, ilo had scnt for thom, and thny
wcrp ut work nR,lsn.
This ls tho scare which had nearly cpnvulscd
AIr. English, VITO hna been tnborig Under neEro
phobta fnr r,,Auy yenrs. The Indiana Constltu-
tlon requires m previous residence III a precinct
TO ent!tlu mat, to vote, md this loose arrnngo-
mont wis designed 50 na tu lot Kcntuokinrs and
1l,ino!sAns vote III tho bortor counties Of 1u-
diuua whenever u close contest WINS pending.
Dan Voorhees, has probably been elected to
Congress- niuro thnn ohco by Democratic votrs
from 1lkInols,--Bunt 0rcr to voto without n,,es-
ton untlur tho law of 1udnnn, which, II 1t tn
mt tnvto false voting, offers tott Immunity for
illegal voting. To thnt Inv Is due tho fact TINT
Indiana bus bc0n nhlo to rn1ii,tMin u aeolnlnx
Domocrntso majority fnr many yc,lrs.
, 1880-08-23
AAiUSI.A1 ESftS.

Efnu1ey'. Thcntrc.
Randolph Ntrcett hcswBen Clhtk md In Snc. En-
cuRo1nunl Ut The 1iarttaons Musical Concdy cols-
puuY. "rhntUr."
, 1880-08-23

IEnverty's Thehtrr.
i>csrhorn street. rornes nj Mnnrt,r. Engagement
Of 4. II. t'ainer's Unlun-SquIre Thcntre Company.
HThA EaIse ErjBnt."
National Republican., 1880-02-28
THE BUCHOLz TRIiL.
important Testimony Brought Out by tho
Commission.

BRIDGEPoRT CONN, Feb. 27-In the
Bucholz trial to-day Paul Herscher testified
that BuchOlz came to his room MT NOrwalk
about o'clock on the afternoon of the muir
der aud inquired regarding tho arrival of the
trains, saving he had como to meet Schultz.
Soon after tho arrival of the GIL p. IN. New
York train Schultz came in and bought some
lager. A few minutes lator Bucholz came
back, both had lager, and then started home
Bucholz the next morning came 10 witness
pace aud gave him 500 in $50 bills, asking
witness to keep it for him, He told witness
to say il anything was inquired about
Ii that the money had been given
returned IN the afternoon, looking pale,
aud told witness he hoped he would not
go back on him when testiGying before the
Coronel's jury, but would say that he had
given tho witness the money some time ago
lie told witness If ho would so testify he
could keep the money, and he would give
him more in few days The witness, in
company with few others, went to West
port on the Sunday after the murdOr and had
oysters together in restaurant. Bucholz
rendered $50 bill in payment, This bill
bore iuk.marks in tho corner, the same as the
$50 bills Buchola gave witness few days
previous to keep for him. Several witnesses
| identified the $50 bill. Henry Koenig, re-
porter from the New York Stats ZetRg, tes.
he gave Herscher was given him by Schultz
after he left Herscher's saloon on the night OF
tho murder.
George Graft, convict who refused to tes'
| tify n few days ago and was sentenced to soil
tary confinement, expressed willingness to
90 ON the stand to-day, and said he had con
yorsed with BuchoIz several times about es'
Gaping from the Jail, aud they had talked the
matter up together, Buchola offered witness
money to purchase saws to aid in escaping
| Witness asked Bucholz If he could not have
got the money without killing the old man
| Bucholz replied that they could prove nothing
against him; he would not have been sus
pected if ho had not used so much money,
National Republican., 1880-02-28
The Indinn Territory.

The Representatives of the several Indian
nations in tho Indian Territory were before
the Senate Committee on Territories, when
Colonel W. z. Adair, Of tho Cherokee Ma.
ton p. Porter, of the Creeks, and John f.
Brown, of the SeminOes, made earnest
speeches against the bill TO establish United
States Court In the Indian Territory, and for
other purposes. They contendcd that there
were thiIty.one tribes in tho Indian Territory
where there is no treaty consent given for
the establishment of courts, and that where
Others had given their consent II was for n
criminal court only and not for civil court,
and that In no, treaty Is civic juris'
diction provided for except fol the specific
purposes provided.
They cmphatlcally protest against the alot'
meut of their lands, aud claim that IL cannot
be legally done except by the consent and re-
Quest of the nations previously given In open
council This allotment they charge is in
plain violation Of the public policy Of the
Government toward the people Of tho Indian
Territory by permitting tho influx of white
preemption settlers IN plain violation Of tho
act of May %, 1880, which sets apart the In.
dian Territory solely for Indians, Regarding
the provision to enable Indians to become
citizens of the United States, they say there is
already ON the statute books a law which does
National Republican., 1880-02-28
CIBLE SPARKS,

ROME Feb. 27.-Proiessor Nordenskjold con.
templates new expedition.
ROME, Feb. 27.-Only twenty-five metres
of the st. Gothard tunnel remain to be pierced.
LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Nelrs' Paris dispatch
announces the death of Yiscount Benoist
D'Azu.
DUBLIN, Feb. 27.-Messrs. Davitt, DAILY,
Kilon and Brennan have pleaded not guilty
to the indictments against them.
LONDON, Feb. 27.-The betting on the Uni
vcrsity boat race, which is to take place over
the Thames. course on the Goth of March, is
now even.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Feb. 27.--Vera Sassulitch
was arrested IN the apartments of an officer
of the marine whose wife had assisted in
oomcealng her
BERLIN, Feb, 27.-It is announced that
Prince Hoheuohc will Immediately enter upon
the duties of Secretary of Foreign Affairs for
period of six months.
BERLIN, Feb. 27.--rho eutlre Russian fleet
IN the Aral sea has been ordered into the
OXus to participate in General kauamanu's
campaign against the VurcOmans
LONDON, Feb. 27.--The death is announced
OF the eccentric lady who styled herself
Countess of Durweutwator, aud claimed vast
estates belonging TO the Dcrwcntwater family.
ROME Feb. 27.-Thc Pope at the Consistory
to-day approved the appointment of the Rev.
Mr.. Juuiur to he bishop of the diocese of Nes-
qually, which embraces Washington Terri
tory,