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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
GteritpGs @cfdliniire.

Die gntFcrnung ocicr @eI1f0lre burd) RaSsuan's
Reiolpfnt 1T iett 70 iier Oargetban oaB Das, mas
man lont at etn 2Snoer belt iebt ais cine a9emeifr
Sonnab y, tnapp, @trs. IS. Snapp, YirS. i. S..
Soln uno Yir$ y. 3. 9enbrir, Die in nlerem &aIcif@
Der Itir 1879 mit9et9et no oeSgciden oen iSaa Der
oeS sSQlid mo g9abr."
3er Baum geItatet uns fchen ipeseaen 0inmes
eut ote petldecenartigen Sdle pon dlrpniSa,en
1olncnt furirt ipurbeu. Baenten un6 oeren SrelfSe
mten uniere Sdrtiteu itusren, nm etnen fiiltfae1I
8e9Tt bon Der gStdhatett uno Seiltrait Der u, u Rs
Ir5neien 81 er9alten.
Gitten Gplfar Die SLaSd,e.
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IaOwaD'S 9teaog gelief

Sgen griinoli6en 2tpplitaton Sd,mersen An (noern.
2Ytc beitig uno qualUou aud 0er 5dnleri len mQa,
ben bic nit GbeumatismuS, Reural9ie, nerooien qeis
ben uno anoeren Srdut9etten 8elatceH erbuloen m6s
gen, 6Golpags JseaSD HeiieI Uro augen5Iidlihe
Ginocrung 9eUdbren.
GntjinOHtlg oct WteEcu, Der 8laIe, Der si,tae,
tueioc, GphgeitEua Der SAH1eli, SSeiIcrEstt,
2itbcm1ejdltperoe, @erjEppfesl, SsDiteris, SEA-
4afrb, Gtphtberitis, 6roap, 0rtppen, 8onT.
tpeh, siaJnlpeb, Weural9le, gfbemmatis anus,
taItCr SdlGner, yTtebct, Srnitbculen, GHetidya
tunnoen, @pmmerbcidnpCroen, SsuItsn, TSess
renfiingcn, Sdnupien, =d)McrJeM IN oee2Sru{f
i'm Jlildcn ui0 tn oen 0lie0ern lpcrcen a,tactts
bIidtidl oe[iuDert,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
@embmoro auf oTener stras,e.

Glf5abetb, N.-S., sS. san. = DIR
tleunsebnidbriae Soiepb 8olf nurpe geitern
sbenp sll Guona auf Der 9trabe nieorgeidoiz
ien unb beranbt. Oiebrere Beroneu tuaren
NugenSeugen bes 9aubnoroS, jeood) fenut
9ttemanb ben Gerbredler, ultO man ipeiB n1r,
baB er Elm erober, fart gebalter Mann lit uno
einsn GGnllrrbart trdgt. gtad)oem er ieinem
Spfer Die Said)en geleert bate, ergriff er Die
Sludt unb entfa1n. Nte6rere 8erionen iinb
ols Der Shat perbddtig uerbaftet iporoe;1.
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seleitmpra oss Iosfotser goNset=

MOrfolf, @irs, %. San. = ST.. 8,tt=
ion, Der bieiise Yolt5eit)ef, jaste iid beute
Morgen sur friiben Stunoe in ieinem 3inlmer
etne 8ugsI burdb ben Sopf uno blteb auf Der
Stelle tOot. @s oerlautet, baB CT burh bdns=
lid)es lln9liicf gum 9Sabniinu itllo Selbltmoro
Qetriebell iplirbe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
Gattcs Gie6cr.

snes Sieber miro fdr fanjig Gents furirt. gsai6t
feu Seilmitte in Der 3Selt peldes taltes Se6er nb
ollie maloriiden, 0ilt5ieu, SarIah= app6uss
gdbes uno anoere 6Cber lbti 5tH sltjdpiti9en G5ea
6raude uoH &aoSnaBs Qsiuen) 10 idnta sgrtrt fpie
YiappaG's WeaoB ReIiei.
Ter GGbraubsanWeiung BemdB eenommcn, ioigb
IS In peni9en Au9enbtsn 9rdmpie, NlagenIaure
So56rennen, 9opiDeb Ginrrloe. 0pienterte, Seoltt,
3Ieiienoe ioilten itetS cine 5InIte 9on Rao,uaE'S
gieaoD NrIiet init nd fibren ginige 5ropTen In
2Gaiier genommeH beugt arantbetten ui5 Sbmeren In
Boi9e pon S9oetlpe1el gor 9lI5 StilEnIislnitte it
e9 heiier, ais fraH51Gitber Bran0u o0er 9ttters.
Berg nno tSoritleate iouten itct5 oamit perIelen
Tpfu.
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Staats=0e9ierung, ,
SMnoeS= =Stcueramt.

Rpbert ~. gtcuo, gtener=ginnebmer fIr ben s.
3iiirft pon Wiarplan6.
gg5- giireau iiber Sen 8oItantte. ga
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
ets, Nojtamat berambt.

Morristomn, II, N.=S., 28. San.-Bah=
renb Der ner8angenen Naft brangen Diebe in
bas biefi9e Hoftanit ein, iprengten bic GpinSe
nnb raubten ben Snbalt berielban. Der Bstrag
Der geitohlenen 9umiien III nod nid,t ermits
telt. Dan bot lstne Spur bon ben Diebsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
Gine oaatbare sGuesfe,.,t,.a.

ptsine tbtoniSd,r ooes ticFsetuur,eIte SsranFhetA
!nrtten petBt dberIib einen groBen Sie9 errinaeH.
2te llrt9eilStratt methe eneu Wauael tlar erfennt
uno eenelben DeB - ole ituIeniueiie uno Sfritt ir
elmer ideidenbcn Sranfbe an9egriifenunb 9eidudd5t
muroe, bat nd)t MIR olT unere a6tng, iouoern audb
auI nnlere 8nnt6arfett AnIpruh. Or. 9iaomap bat
traD's SarinpnriIian HeIoIueitt, aeQe6er. ipeLs
dies etecs ReiuItat er3ett, uo Die letbenbe YenId5z
belt, lpeIhe lid in Iansen Eoqen unb 9tdhten NIT
arontPelt uno Sdmer5en pcrSebrt, 1T tbm Su DanR
oerpltdtet (r0leOicOt 0teiieli8er.'D
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StaSSG, 1tnS @ahr.
Gtae stNc pon Gramfeettem

gBir Ioiien aus Dr. 8aaOnap's a6bunbluua ii6er
.4ranthett uHo oeren aur" nadfte9enOen Aussua
folaeu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
W. ( Do
GefanoGeit 1T 3Iet6tG1tut!
0ciunobett SeS R6tpetS TIT ReidSa
tb1m ftir 0en 8eiit.
8aotOaO's
SatiapariQa= Neio(bcmt.

Renes Stut crSeust geunbes ;SIet,, itarfe snodben
ufo cine tore Naut. g&cr iete5 SeiIh 9eiunbe gno=
den o9ne SnofenfraB unb eirCn Heuen 5elt all ba6en
liam He{plpeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
2tnter60ftnn9elt.
; sSrontitraben 5beater

A u. 3. Gilmore e........... .llnternetmer.
p PAS, grobe lnoitd,e eHaeitaten=SDeater.
0rpBe gSieocrer6itnun0
oes beliebfen Bolts llnterbaItnngs 1empelS
Dscntaa, ocn 2. SSebruar 1880.
sSeoca Aben0 uno orei 5amilien= =Wtatineen SteIls
taos. Sonnsrita9s mp snmItags.
Ste reor9ltcn 8reile uno bic bette bier je gebotene
lnerbaItllu9.
liuierc InOersIeiGliidls Sruppe
tritt nur etne gBodbe auf.
8pm S1Gsrs,
einji9er So6n 6es ddten Eom SaOers, GrzG9amptons
pon ENGLAND, III eCgGHten fanitleriheH 0aritelunger,
tuorunter gEieoergabe ber ptriHie0enen 3dnpie oes
-, 8aterS i'm 9ampftofiime in Ieben6en Siloern.
UeSTIoef 2Siiftnlon, Die vSuH9en oon UtuIIn9or."
Sie orei s3riiOer StearIf.
eStc Sd)mcitern 2ottte mito Nbertie &ptsn.
SEantti SrOp an0 9lMGnite Sron.
SSeu ntto &etptS. FRI. Giltie AntumiC.
9barGes mHo Carrie Dfuore.
AuGeroem unier 9tdn5e1oer oramattiber nSterH'
Sgobn ~. H6nione
In etnem 9eltttIidlen oreiatti8en S6auipttte
"ilber Her atlantiidlen Scsan."
Satob, 6eutider 6ilbrer. ;.......... @.
STILES S'BIinn, triider auiber. BianIune.
Sollile, 6a0ertibes gtGo6eH ...........
Inter Ndtuirtung elmer itaren uno ttitti8en Sdouz
1pteltruppe.
lnierc preiis:
Selegte Srbeeriise ..............-.....75 75 Gents.
MARQUETTE unO Barauette= 3irfe 90 @ents.
SreBz Sirtel. .........,.,.2 % Gents
Sdmer= 3rfel 10 Gents.
9feget=@a(lerte, reier0rt rt.............2h .2h Sent5.
llntere soaen So; o6ere gOaen 50; Siee in 8rtUatz
logon 81,
gaatinecsgretIe:
JiecrDirter Srdeitcre e.................50 80 @ent5.
0"' ;5eSSm sSi ,frsifaa sane.i:M6si,s 10 S''''S'
gsan ncrgciie ridlt: ipod,emtlidI 5 Yfatinee'n !,
~ Irontftr. s5bcater 0oUtG8, Q. 5Sebraar.
t25-1l
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emffallimcat IL, elepelams,
Ste araste 2sttt,ue ,sts0 ole Gtisns
fet AR

albanp, N.<Y,, 28. Sanuar. - SIN Dem
bon 9iaucb @orpea segen Die gfelu Dorter
Central 6uOion Niper Sabn" eingeleitetsn
Yro5eiie CAB bas appellatiOnsserid)t geItern cine
Gntideibung ab, ipelehe bas llrtbeil Der untez
rem Snifan5 beftdti9t ltnb Der &tdgerin $4,000
suipridt. 0ies 1T bereits bas Dierte Otal,
bab Der Broseb perbanOelt uno Dor Oas b5bIte
Sribunal bes Staates gebrad)t tpuroe. Der
gatte Der &lGgerin tpurbe por n1ebrereu Sabren
nabe Beft=9llbanD brrh einen SahnunfaG &c
tDbtet, tporauf bic 96ittlpe Die Sabn auf S9a=
Npuer5nts nprftnn+e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
germif6te 5epeSdsess aaes Ueips
81 nA.A

Sem -'Dorf, %. Sanrar. - 9lntonto
@iopauni 9lncarola, Elm italieuiider Baorone,
iiberiiibrt, iieben anaben bon Stalten nad) ben
Ser. Staaten oerlodt uno iie bier su Canoe gum
0iuiisren aIf Den StraBelt uub gum 8etteln
aeapungen ST baben, ipurpe beute bonn 9iibter
genebiet Sn fiinf Sabren 3udtbaus perurtheilt.
Dies tit Der erite Bro5eb,. iuelber inter bent
ipe5iel 9e9en Babrones an9enommenen @eiebe
perhanOelt ipllrbe. 0aS bolle StraimaaB 1T
fiinfsehnjdbrtge Su6tbauSbait.
- Sorace Sbompion, Elm 8anfier aus ct.
Saul, Mlnn,, ltarb bente plDblid int n6iinfte
QDeulle t6ntel,"
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@6sttie's 8ofss=3abap,alper

5nm Sleinisen, GrGallen ulb Serid6Gern BET 3dbne.
Greis....f 10 @ts. Die Sbad)teL
@bittts's S,isDnfrauaempHaftcr CUR @ntfernun9
Bon 9elhborner uHb 9roftbenlen. 8res 20 Gents Die
Gdadbte. Sn elien Apotbefen Su beben.
2ngeiertiet bon sSahls s. SSbiitIe, B5armaceuten,
(De52, ,5Dita) glboff@@de eernaton= n. 5remontitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
9erearap6ifGe OepeC6e,s.

(8eribte Bet giioeilrten 8reiie" fir ben 0eutIben
Gorreiponbenten.O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
mase,nrtd,tn,,os= s=1ttensitfe,,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
slt iebr nieorigen Yrelieu.
s"'' a.''' sraasaH14's ssfame". s,r,a!sn ,,ss
SoppeI5Is2 ampeu.
SeSeiteAaacn. $3.50. bet 8aslid)t.
6. .. 9abipion & gonp.,
9ir. 3, Gforo=Sttertgftr.
&feir0hrenarbeit ieber Mrt.
(Stt2) ginri6tuns bon @asleitunsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
Gtnen Solar ole SsGaT6e.

Wtnt.ten=SSeItnitteI.
@pIcrScrn nun Wiinutcn, nidbt Stuupen. I'm
:dmer5en un0 0tute arant5eiten 81 tIriren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
Msrnid,f1tna ei,1es geiIa.,,ents

Greens bnrg, Penni., %. San. - alf5
@nualt u. u. Stenart geltern bas SeItament
pes periiorbenen Sebailan 8rant perleien bate,
ipeldes oas Serm09en i'm Setrage BON $40,z
Geo ben @nfeln 5usrfeunt, perlangte 9(nOreip
fs Sforas en- n Sap9qoam sa Ssfoa Sss @satoss tat os
in ieinen SdnOen, 10 mari er es in's 5e1er.
9emielben paren $1,000 in bem geitaalsnte
Sngeiprod)en iuoroeil, tpdbreno EN- Gooi3ill ib.l
nit $5 abfaHD. @S eriltirt nod cine abldriit
bes 3eitanientes, Der iebof oas Gooi,ilI feblte.
George tuuroe in'S gefdHgHiB geftedt.
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gntt Sctn MG)t0. $BntIotp 2See0t
Gtue @mpTcbIung uoH 9r. NaopaD's U. gS. "
Sctlmittetn, nadI mebriabrt9sm @e3raaBe
oerfeIbsr.
g2ems gort, 4, 5annar 1877.
gertber Scit irebreren Snbreu id5on ecbrau1bf
id Sire Nlebinen, 2tnfangS Gc9e Id 3fDeie In oereR
gBffiamteit, 6alb ieoo erjGfn uId Die guten 1Birz
fIuocn nerelben NIT BertrAue, uno eei balte ih e5
nitht MIR ir meine 4id1t, ioioern g iltat mir ogar
Sgrenoe ben gtuteH, 6en 6ieiei6en mir gebradt oafs
bar ansuertennen. &as yfcaoG 5telief tonnte uilbt
6eiier bg5cidnet nerben, ais 6ura einen Jiamen ger
applstrert baiielbc 9dg unb Hbeg iait unebtear oe
pcrIpToheue Snoerllug. athtangsooft
an Dr. Gta0tuaq. SBatlntp gSses.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
Ser OclDp,arTt.

Nep Oorf, %. San. : sSolgenOes fiao
bic Sd)lubnotiraugeu: @elo 4-6, 5terling=
gSeAel 4.82a-83. 8uubes Sbligatioiell,
1ss1n 1o4s, ne,le 6iiufer 1893, l0-40er -.
Central 1901, Grie 465, safeShore 104a 5lIi=
noiler Central l03s, 8ittsbnr91l2a, Chicago
giorihuefiern 91s, 90. prioritdteu los, 5iod.
Sslanb 149, Welteru llninu Eel. 1898, Jtesu=
ssseriener Central 81a. llmterihatanlts~Bi ~Bilan3:
Gels S162, 1888 ,o93; Geurant sc, 1886. .l04.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-01-29
Sic esranSfftftu,,ae,. 1t, ssbceltsta.

Us ceiling 9, SS.zStrg., %. San. = Die
ieit Ginger 3eit BON bier aus nah aQen &bet=
len bes yarOes ab9eihidten leniatioaeaen De-
peideu iiber granbitifter unD granoitiftrtngeiG
iinb 5llm groben Gbeile nnbegriiuoet ooer be-
ru6en anf llebertreibunq. Sine Dieier Spssial~
bspeifen al cine galtintorer 3eitnng nteloet,
baB 10 grdnoe iltncrhnlb "a Stunbcn allsbra=
d]ell. 31eie glngabe 1T nidt wabr. SbatIafs
ifI, bab in 0en iebten paar gSod)en cine ungez
ip0bnlid groBe 9ln5abl alarmTgnale gegeben
mllrhe, inbeiien iuar Der Srano ON 26. B. W.
Der arGbte bon allen, unb Der Serluit, etuiflteB=
lih breier Sn Sobe perbrannter Yferbe, beitef
fiGEbsi Oieier @elegenbeit anf nidjt iiber $500.
Slmtpesstftnns.
8bila belpb bia, %. Sanuar. - Or.
@ilbelm Seinl, fn befannter 9lrst, erbott iid
5ltr 3eit pon sinenl gefdbrlihen llnFalle. Sor
einigen Sagen nabm er i'm y6om1opa
@olege= =6pipitale" cine 9(mputation Dor. Or
Batient bate bic Gnodenfdule am &niegelenfs,
an tpeldem gunfte bas @lieo i9on friiber am
pltirt morOen mar, II. eille Srpette 9lnputation
mar not1penbtg, nm iein 2eben Su retten. N:n
Sage nad ber Operation lpitrte Der Qr5t pl0b
lidb einen lte1enben Shncr5 in Der redten
Sanb, lpelde idnea an5uiAiuellen begann.
Or. Geiu erinierte iid), baB er fi6 tpenige
Sage uorher nit einenl Bfropien5ieher an Der
San0 geribt hattie nnO er gelangte Sl Der lleber<
Seugung, baB er an glutpergiitun9 leioe Sn
fllr3er 3eit i6ipoG iein refter Arm uno Die
ISano silr betnabe Dieriad)en @rDbe all uno
Die Sd,ner5en maren entieblid). Gr belt Die
6arb Srei Sage urb 9tdd)te lang fortrpdbrenb
III eiSfaltem 8aiier, unt leirle 2eioen su linz
bern, unb trosbent man ibm itarfe Dozen
Morp6in unb @bloral eiugab, par es ibm
bennod) unulDglid, sit I1lafeu. Die Qmpu=
tation bes 9lrnleS l9ten unuermeiplih, ie0o6
gelang es iebiteBlid), Die gSirfuug oe5 8ifte5
6urd ftarfe Sduren Su beurnen. Der Qlr,t
mirb jebt NIT BEN gerlulte Ietne8 0aumcn5
raton fommen.
gsemffaniment iss eleuelano.
Gincinnatt, %. Sanuar. = @tne De-
pelhe aus GleDelanb melbet, oaB u. 3. & s.
90. Sp1tr, @igentbiiner Ger y Oeutld)= =Imeri=
ianiid)en 8onf," ihre 3ablungen eingeltellt uno
ibr @eid)aft an gSnl. 9. 3aplor iibertragen
tabeil.
9ie 8aiFpa b;lauien iie5 auf $25 900; Ole
9lfhoa iinb nnbenentene. 0aS 6aQluent
wuroe bur6 perun9liidte S6rienipetnlatioHen
perurlaebt.
Die @ldubiacr iino grGBtentbcils 0eutidle.
Die @ebriiber Spiker fanlen in 1877 pon Sez
bile, D, ilaG Glepelanb ltnb ermarten li6
bort pieie 5reunoe. sic rparen fiibue Spefl>
lalltell nnO gemauuen I'M iesten I6erblt our1
9lftien Der Union BaciTez8atn" $25 900
nit einen Sd)lage. Q(m 20. gtopenlber perz
loren iie jeoOd $4,000 ourd) 2tftien Der ,,Grlez
gabn" u11O fparen 1iit]t I'M Gtaltbe, ftd) bon
iener Sdllappe Ill erlDeu.
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11oSmnu's Snr(nmoriIIion- Beralrs,.

furtrt burd,
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Baltimore fir ]nfaranfe Wfife
@mmart G. Gnartlea,

20 +. 3S, q at e. g t + @ Sc,
(su ebener grbc),
3rsska-u a-uekoratsnre una 9ausasales
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Hisesditd,en @ebauoftt, Srtpatsp obHutasa aisp.,
SbiIber, Bauner,
&tYd,en DefoYetipme,,, W!oIosrasnt,se u. :. ~.
H9- 9ie Mr6eit iutrb nod ben 6effen finfflertfden
gntfpirfen selieiert uno Breiie unb ausfi9rns Der
Mrhe ben NnioIberunsen Der i3et unb oes @efhmaGes
nnaeuoEt. Gnl,nart s. Snartlet,
fsrestoma.er, 3eforateure unb 9ausmcier.
(Sufij3, 3,fs2&E)
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
Paris North Texan,


Take the Houston case: A big, fendish
negro steps up and savagely grabs q lady,
outrages and half kills her. Is arrested, tried
by an intelligent jury, found guilty, the gai-
lows is erected snd preparations made for the
execution the righteous judgment of the
court, when none other than Governor Rob.
erts steps in. arrests the hand Of justice and
commutes the sentence. Do you, can you,
endorse that Heaven pity the virtue of the
land, embodied in our wives, mothers, daught-
ers and sisters, if many more such commute
tions are made public. We say, give the
Governor credit for all the good he does, but
denounce him from one end of the State to
the other when he condones the hideous,
brutal crime of rape. Then man
was tried in San Antonio not long
ago for numbering girl because she
would not longer consent to crafty his lust.
The same form was gone through with as in
the other case cited, but just as the hangman's
knot was to be tied, the same Governor came
in and again paralized the arm o. the law
with his telegraphic Communication. Such
acts as these utterly fail to suit us, aud no
man nor set of men can make us like them.
1t is q fact that Governor Roberts was not
the choice of the people when elected, and it
is further true that bis administration is
splitting the party wide open all over the
State. We don't deny the fact that no is
popular with great many, and that there
are scores right here in Lamar county who
would vote for his reelection if brought out
now. But we are not looking out for the
popular side. 1t is matter of principle and
preference with us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-30
Carnival of Crime,

The present may properly be called the
Carnival of Crime; but it does seem that the
frequent immolations upon the gallows, as
retributions of injured Justice, would have
the effect of causing men TO reiect--even
while their minds are infamed by passion
that punishment ia sure. Men seem to have
become Injured TO crime to such n
degree as to have become impor'
vious to the teachings which death upon the
gibbet and long confinement with its atten-
dant suffering-both mental and physi seal
ought naturally TO impart. The recent hang
ing Of Myers, at Cleburne, while he was yel
in the flower Of his manhood, and with his
own utterance upon the scaffold, 81 am not
guilty." sounding in the ears of his auditors,
was felt by those present, MS well as by men
who calmly mediate upon the increase OF
crime, to have been but well-merited pun
ishment, even if he had been but an aces
sorry to the deed.
The edicts from the altar
of retrbutive justice, duly heralded
by the press throughout the land, tht
warnings from the pulpit and the influence
of moral suason, all seem power
less to quiet human vengeance and stop thu
shedding of human blood. Does it not seen
that the sacrifice of nine lives upon the scat
fold in one State within the space of thirty
days would be all powerful to stay the hanC
that would thrust the deadly stiletto to the
vitals of human being, and palsy the arm
that would point the death-dealing tre-arn
at the form of fellow man? But It's tru
and pity It's, It's true, that all of thes
warnings fall upon listless ears an'
are impotent to impress the obdurate heart
of men.
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M EDICAL.
SHEASM AN sss'
pRIOELY ASH BllTBlS AND MALBIRUGF.

vU,IE BIT ERs.will prevent contracting OF
Chills and Malarial Diseases II properly
uaed by inyigorating the Liver and tohing
tho sto mach, and regulating the bowels ana
Kidneys. II IN q preparation from such vege-
table on tracts, OF which the Prickly Ash CON.
sti,utes u leading pnrt, tnnt onterr into the
regular prescription practice OF all ,nelical
mon among whom Dr. sherman 10 Justly
clnssed ns the slccessfcl ccmporrder, after
an experlme ntnl prastios OF thIrty years, az
complete autidote 10 ali influences, which, u
not arrested In time, terminate IN Chllls and
Feveror other malignant diseaHoB.
Though pleasant to the te e, y ID not . bey.
erago (ne the extracts are hold In solution In
pnre Holland gin onlv) because Of its cathar'
ito properties and IN therefore al infallible
remedy for habitual constipation,
THE MALHlFUGh Il y coltalu cure for
Chilla yyhsa oaoa contracted. II has mover
failed 10 effect q cure where tho directions ~
oomranying each bottle are followed.
Druggists are hereby authorised 70 re'nno
the money TO pny party purchasing who olalnl
n cure IN not effected, providing the directions
aro followed and tho empty bottle returned.
FOR sail uv oil druggsis.
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The State revenues from March Isl, 1878,
TO March lst 1879, amounted TO SlS29,OOO,
and tho receipts for tho following year.
March lst 1879, TO March lsl,
$50 were S2,7SG,OOO Here Is an
Increase of 1857 900 in revenue due, as
stated by thecomp,roller to the efficient work
Inc. of the tax laws made by the Fifteenth
Legislature to the new sources of taxation
opened by the Sixteenth Legislature, 70 the
croat increase in occupation taxes, and hnally
70 tho increased ability Of the people to pay
their taxes, resulting from the roviyai OF
business prosperity. -.
The disbursements for the last
wear Of Hubbards administration
were 81, s02,0 O0, and for The first year under
Roberts the disbursements were S2,476, 1856
Here Is an increase of expenditures of $685.
600 in one year. The greater revenue re-
suits from increased taxation, but why is the
increased expenditure We fail TO see
economy in the alcade administration. The
above figure can't be lied down by the Gov
ernors best friend.
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Organise.
Comanche thief


peoplo of the country, II Is u duty you
owo 40 your county and Stats 10 organize
and AND take an interest In State md county aI.
mira mir and SO long MS you lie quiet and do not
assert your rights just 50 long will dema'
"ognes and wre-workse rule the conyen'
lions and offices, Organize At once, discuss the
wcrIts of tho various candidates for State and
other officers, and send your delegates 10 tho
next County convention fully instructed as to
YOUR choice for every place from Governor
down. II you do not we may expect moth
inc also but triokery and schemery TO be
played by professional politicians and you
should not grumble ut Toe result Drmoe.
rscy means a Government by the people, OF
the people and Il We are to bo governed by
the clique, for tho clique and of the. clique,
then we suy let's drop the name OF DEM
oeracy altogether,
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New Public buildings.

Washington, March 1.-THE Senate Com
mIlloe on Appropriations 10 day practically
completed tho consideration OF tho immediate
deficiency bill. The committee agreed 10
recommend tho appropriation of Sgs5,SOO to
facilitate the speedy completion of now
State, War and Navy department The
amount Of tho House appropriation
for Marshals and Deputies will not
be changed, but the committee decided
an amendment should DO made In the
phraseology Of tle clause relative TO the
future method OF appointing Deputy Mar
shas Of elections. The House provision on
this suhjec requires their appointment by
United States Circuit Judges but the con,
sitution provided that all officers shall
be appointed by the President
by aud with the a3yico and consent
~ tho Senate with the reservation thnl
Congress may by law rest tho appointment
of such nm iiilerlor officer NJ II thinks proper
In the President alone or In tho heads of de-
purtments or tho courts Of law, The COM
inittee, therefore, propose TO rest tho mp
pointment Of Deputy MarshNls in the courts
instead of comforting them upon individuals.
80 --=-----
'Naorii" Nut"s NrHrn,g'n
A few drops applied kills the pain instant
4 1.Il n,mal1 a IlrA and HpNay 40
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NATION.

MNIUH = OFFICBi NIIy u DdIIHH'
whereas, the City Council did. by resolu-
ton adopted on the 9th day Of March, 1880,
direct the Mayor 10 order the annual election.
Now, therefore, III NJ. Thurmond, Mayor of
the City of Dallas, do hereby direct the pre-
siding officers of election TO hold an election
on the 9Th day of April, 1880. as follows:
IN. Terry, presiding officer First ward.
at or near the Courthouse.
W. W. Ross, presiding officer Second ward
at or near the Broom factory.
j. II. Brown. presiding officer Third ward,
at or near Buck-hOrn corner.
j. j. Eakins, presiding officer Fourth
wa,d, at or near YOung's school house.
For the following officers Marshal, Asses
sor and Collector, and one Alderman from
each ward
Given under my hand this, the 18th day of
March, 1880
Attest. j. NJ. THURMOND, Mayor.
J. B. HEREFoRD, City Secretary.
Marl4-tf.
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The DeImOnico.

That famous and excellent restaurant, the
Delmonico, has Just been reftted, painted
and fixed up generally in good style, and is
now one of the finest dining rooms in the
State. Every delicacy is served in the very
best style, and the Delmonico is kept up to
its old.ti1ne standard of excellency in all res
t,anfc