davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28
Carnations.
MISSISSIPPI.

Blow, winds of summer, on the grass
OF meadows green my love must pass
What time he comes to me;
Shine, sun of summer, on the way
That he, full hearted, takes to day
Toward our trysting tree.
Sing, happy lark, in Gods blue sky,
Lift thou thy thrilling voice on high,
In carol strong and clear;
Sing, lark, and will sing with thee,
Because good things have come to me,
Because loves life is dear.
Because my sometimes lonely heart
Is love elected to "A part
Among earth's favored few
Because my lately empty hand
Is filed to day by loves command
With blossoms of loves hue.
Because 1 wear upon my breast
The flower my lover loveth best,
The flo wer he gave to me;
A dark csrnation, velvet red,
By moonlight gathered from its bed,
When none was near to see.
A sweet carnation, whose perfume
Is richer even than its bloom
OF kingly. crimson hue;
And as the flower is sweet'ubove
Its summer fellows. so his love
More than most love, is true.
wear my blossom DER my heart,
Content to take the meeker part
In all loves days to come;
Content to fare in quiet ways,
Altar nom rumor's blame and praise,
In sunshine of sweet home.
wear my flower upon a breast
Fast throbbing now with loves unrest;
Butealmly lowing time,
That reaPs the harvest of the years,
VIII temper all loves smiles and tears,
To harmony sublime.
wear the flower loves hand hath give
stand beneath Gods azure heaven,
With sunshine in my soul;
No cloud upon my summer day,
Ny lover on his happy way
All, heart this bliss is whole
Full well know the summer sun
Is dim when summer days are done;
But for fife's winter hours
We two will pluck the crimson bloom,
And thence distil the rich perfume
OF loves carnation towers,
An The Year Found.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28
DOMESTIC ECONOMY.

GINGER CAKE.-One cupful of mo-
lasses, half ciipful OF sour crealn, two
cupfuls of flour, one tablespoonful of
ginger; half teaspoonful of salt and
one teaspoonful of saleratus. added last.
STEAMED PUDDING. -Two-thirds of It
cupful of chopped suet, rubbed into
three cupfuls of flour, two-thirds of a
cupful of molasses, one cupful of raisins,
one cupful of sour milk, and one tea
spoonful of soda; steam three hours.
To be eaten with any sauce.
BATTER PUDDING.-Onecu cup of suet,
one cup of molasses, one of raisins,
chopped, two cups of sweet milk, two
teaspoonfuls of cream-tartar, one of
soda and flour enough to make stiff
batter Steam three hours and serve
with sweet sauce. This needs no eggs
GRAHAM CAKEs.-Two cnps of brown
-four, one cup of white -four, three ctips
Of sout or bnttermilk, one teaspoonful
of soda dissolved in hot water, one tea
| spoonful of salt, one heaping table
| spoonful of lard, three eggs beaten
| light. IF sweet milk is used add two tea
| spoonfuls of cream-tartar Bake soon
as mixed.
| SPANISH CREAM.-One ounce gela-
tine, three pints of milk, six eggs, eight
tablespoons of sugar; cook gelatine
one hour in the milk; then, when i,
cools, beat the yelks of the eggs with
the sugar; put on the stove and let sim.
/ IL boil L.,
ovc.' the whites of eggs, beaten to 8
froth. Flavor with Vanilla and put or
ice to harden.
CANNED RASPBERRY SHoRTCAKE-
One cupful of sour cream, half cup
full of buttcrmilk, one teaspoonful o
saleratus, and little salt Mix as stiff
rs biscuit, or stir flour in with spool
Until there is very stiff batter, ant
place In the oten. Open the can O
fruit, and drain off nearly all the juice
When the crust is baked, slice it int
two or three layers, and spread each on
with butter and berries, and replace il
the former order. Mix the juice wit
rich sweet cream and sugar, and serve
DELICIOUS SANDwICHES.-Hard bo
three thoroughly fresh eggs, and lie
them cool. Take six anchovies, was
them, wipe them in a cloth, cut off tn
heads and fins, and scrape away tn
skins. With the fingers and thumb spl
them open down the back, and take tn
fiIlets or sides from the backbone
Prepare some fresh lettuce by cuttin
up in tiny bits and dressing it with ma.
! onnaise. Then cut six thin slices
German rye bread or homemade CIR;
= ham bread the ordinary bakers brow
bread crumbles too much). Butter then
and lay between each two one of IL
eggs, s',elled, and cut into very thi
. slices, Layer of the salad and the file
> of two anchovies. Press the slices t.
. gether, wi h a sharp knife divide the
, into small squares, and arrange the
on dish covered with a napkin. III
, loaves of bread must of course be lsrs
to make the sandwiches of proper siZ
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28
From Distinguished Physician.

PROF. GREEN, a distinguished allopathic
physician, wrote to the lnelical RecoId, of
Atlanta, Ga, to the effect that after all other
meals bad failed, he sent for the Kidney
Cure, tSafe Kidney and Liver Cure), and to
his astonishment cured a serious case of
Bii%hi's Disease by administering it, and
afterwards found it equally beneficial in other
cases lie advised his brother physicians to
use it in preference to anything else for Kid
neN disorders.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28

CHEAP COOKIES. One cupful of sug
ar, one cupfu' 81 t,iicll sour cream, one
teaspoonful of saleratus, salt and flavor;
mix very soft and bake in Il quick oven.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28
. Distance all Councillors.

The dairyman who uses Gilt-Edge Butter
Maker will increase his product 6 per cent,
improve its quality 20 per cent. aud distance
all competitors who do not Use It. .5 cents
worth of the powder will increase product and
market value of same $500. Can YOU make
better investment Sold by grocers, drug
gists and general storekeeper5. Send stamp
for 'l1ints to ButterMakers.n Address,
Butter Improvement Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28

The late Prof. DE Mile left novel
which is soon to be published; it is
called "a Castle in SPAIN
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28

A firm advertises "r;lw silk stock
ings' Good gracious, who wants them
cooked,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28

VEcETISE has never failed to eife"t cure,
giving ton AMI strength to the system debil-
itated by disease.
IIGIfT COJoRED or yellow Axle Grease soon
wears OF Get the genuine Frazer.
DHUGGIsTs keep DIR. Dodges Heart Cor
rector Richardson Il Co, st. Louis, Mo.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28
AGRICULTURAL.

A WORD ABOUT HIeH FAn.IING-
At the late New York International
Derry Fair, N. w. Morley, of Baraboo,
carried off the sweepstakes prize of 800
for the g best butter of Any kind, made
at any ti'ne or place. The number of
entries from all sections was 1900.
MIR. Morley supplied me with his butter
Mt twenty-five cents per pound, and fur
nished like article to citizens of Chi
cago at thirty live, with fair margin Of
profit to himself. He also told me eX-
ira care was not take" 70 Secure a SUI
perior article for the fair. If plain,
practical Wisconsin farmer, with unpre-
tentious appliances, can compete with
aristocratic creameries .. the figure
named, OF what pecuniary advantage is
the enormous outlay entailed by fancy
dairying? In every community there is
class of people who gauge their esti-
mate of the value of commodity by
the price asked, and the style Of the es-
tablishment that produced it. As long
AS this class is willing to pay a dollar n
pound for high-tone.l butter, and an ex-
ira figure for Matcrea mix, provided it
is furnished in Warren bottle, the aris-
toeratic creamery will flourish finan-
cially. The practical man who can tell
first class article when h" spcs Or tastes
it obtains his tu.ttr and milk of a Nor
tet-for Morleys abound unknown to
fame outside the limited circle of their
patrons. In like manner the proprie
tor of tuShionable herd will make n
4 success of his business as long As anna
teurs are willing to ply & fabulous
price for the latest novelty in the crook
OF 4 HORN or curl of tail. The
practical man patronizes less preten-
tious establishment, and often secures a
better animal at one-third the price
paid for the one selected by the anna
teur. 1t also pays to feed a chick on
the yelk of hard-boiled eggs and expen-
size Cereals; it pays to medicate it.with
cape and other cures, and it nays
the proprietor Of :. fashionable hennery
Still Better, when silly amateur forks
over twenty dollars for the sixteenth
part of an inch of white on the end OF
an off hackle! Tho sensible man Sc
cures for all practical purposes eggs
and the table, a better fowl for two
fdcllars. I wonld advise my friends to
keep'on in the old fashioned way, as far
as economy and personal labor is con-
eernea. A plain dwelling can be made
just as comfortable as an expensive one
the same with outbuildings. Cultivate
the soil in thorough manner, and dc
not let it deteriorate for want of proper
fertilizing. Wipe out the "high farm
er's'' bank account; place him on the
same level financially with the low
farmer, and in brief period of time the
latter will he able to purchase bis Blood
ed stock, steam cow milking machine
and other paraphernalia at discount
equal to the difference in price between
N. w. Morley's prize butter and thai
produced by a heightened New York
creamery.-Wisconsin Farmer, in Ger
manto,on Telegraph.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-02-28
HAVE you SEEN
"WHlTE ROBES"
OLIVER DiTS0N & CO.. Boston.

r. H. T,f,,ou 4 Co. i. r.. Dits0n 4 Co.,
SIs ,roaiway, \. i. 1928 Chestnut ST.. Pniia.
, 1880-02-21


ST. Louis, Feb. 20,-At about dusk Inst
night Mr.. Harry LIsls, superintendent OF
knecht's coal-mlne, was returning from
Dellevllln to Lenze's Stat1on, whcre ho lives.
driving IN buggy. lIe turned into n lane
leading from tho mnln rond to his house.
when lie suddenly received a crushing b,ow
III the head from either sang-s|lot or club,
which knocked him ont OF the buggy a,ni
left him senseless on tho ground. Ile Inv
wllero he fell until some time during
the night, when llo recovered cor.
sclotlsncss, and crnwled to within short
distance at his house, where he WIS
1oiifl by Ills son bathed In blood md aguEn
sel,se!css; llc WIS conveyed to tt,e house.
i0t.'aA 70 bo terribly. wouitlpA, his head l)t.
Hls Rashntl opon ulld his nUst crushed. l1e
'hll recaliect nothing Of tho assault, Int It
Heel'1S to llnya been simply nm uttciupt nt
!n,urder, NJ nothing upon LlSk's lMrausl Or iii
tnu bl! !&i{y Wns disturbed. X number Of coal
operators. Including thu manager 0f Knecllt's
mine, lAyt received threatening letters 0rtlu-
!ilelltts! with a skull nnd cr,ss-bo,tes, aiul it
T. 4 SUPPOSED that tho attempt upon LEsk N the
Ifhi 'n0y0 towards carrying ont thesU threats,
!.lsk II unpopular among tlla liuefa, and
they tG-ttay assert Tint II tlle nssaUlt WAS
tiIRtte 0y 1!ny member 0f tho Union It wMs
tiecAlsSN Of some pursnjlal hatred, and not
G,tcnatso nt lRto uisngree,nentx Mhont wages.
l.lsk Is Il powerful EngllshlnAn about is
?Seafs or 9ge. The occurrence has created
thc most iltens0 excitement In the Delleyiile
mining district,
, 1880-02-21
JAIL DELIVERY.

"pfc'H HstHteh ~ ihf EhrHpt 1Ffb1irf.
E11lS, ILL.,, Feb. o0.-I.ast night a Jall de-
livery occurred Mt thu Kune County jul ut
dcncv4 thHt set ut liberty nearly every prt.-
ofl+r af my consequence In thu institution.
Tho eseape WINS planned aull cnrrlca intu sic
eessf''l oneratio1 by George Wilson, the no
t"rlons Chicago burglar and jnil-breaker,
whose rneapture y WeGk or two ago WINS mon.
TONED ~ 1nE Trgit}SE, together with thu
la'ftlcl!la4s Of lft," ".hreylous escape from
Aal'e County Jalkh aome three months
ago. Under his leadership tho prisoners i'll
tho 1nsttncorltsl0r wrancl,ed MI irnn bur frou,
!! cell-tlonr, burned out tho staple fronl the
.oor leading lnta TIM ssebtors' cell, burned n
l.ote through tlle ceiling Of this coli into tho
County Conrt-roo'l, aboye; crawlctl through
IN orlilre eleven by thirteen incl,es Into
tll's 'onln; n',lioyett tic lock, untl walked de.
lIbcrately into tho n,nin hull, gi.4 tl4e,re out.
doors tn liberty. Tho on!y implements |
used were tllis Iron bar a1ul tlu Icss
of MI iron bettsteatl. flle escape was dis.
covered Mt y i. H.. shortly utter lts occ,lr.
renee, when II deputy went to luck ,p the
prisoners In their cells4 parsnEt wns I'm.
nlPtl!ately began. Three prsoaers-,Yllsou.
Indicted for an A.lr0ra burglary: Chris
Munson, sci.tol'cetl to ons year fur iarcs,,y
~ Elsln: a1nl J. Skinner, y d. HulI,County
!essmftts !s"rys Garsf !SMa! %Ias ars Ganso ya1 %'s
ttsiafs tsia,s III inaIste hF as'a1" aaa ts Au;" sW@
hitter lnttsr ,a.I ,hayinE E,., plssAIIrA Kuilty; Tiil
ptisol!nrS III tho jail, except twelve yaxmiits
aud WIillAm Co0G, sick, nnl AfIkn n,,inn n
hlgamfst, who wns loo blg to Ert tGrniimh tha
orldce, escaped, Munson cams bacE and I
, 1880-02-21
GREAT l}IRITAIN.

1, sshD 9s'f =, aoFAroEs Hill"
,....s LoSpos, neo ~ An the House OF Lords
'sssaeiu"s tlie Olat aathor'xlng tho l'urchnso
W Seeo pou@oea 10 10 sold to Irish telsnut-
lante5s ,se ioF plahi'hs at cost or tllder, or 0N
cTe'ilt, was READ for tile first time.
FAIRLY DIVIDED, =
Tho Duchess Ut MArlboro1,rh t,c,,,ca th,,
ner tuiIu goes exclusively tn fh4 f!nfha1i.,
clergy for distribution, Thu fund il fntrlv
divided, ''
rop xr,o,rr
In the J,tvernon1 SnrInu f,nn -cnn T., +y.u,,,
Parolo will carry. tor Weight. I'M " uo'',"1.. ] .
, 1880-02-21

u,1 vpts'a 1st1. n,'a's" I . a"t ea'e.ao Tribune.
BURLINGTON, ln., Ecu. W.-An inquest was
commenced today III tho case Of the murder
of j. +. :Joacllnl, tic Chicago nawn,,roknr %
an uccuunt Of whIeh wos te1rsru,1,on rn"HI,, ~
,.,,ni,. LIE unanoNE % Inst night Nothing new was
elielicd except the statement by tic wife Of
Burlington was to buy sccon,l-hurd c)nthinc It'll ~
The Jury visited tho grouul, over the ,s. river.
Is,.sas w,era o the assault was committed, and
lo3lll several articles which lsa.l belonged
to deceased, among then, Il AIasontc mem,
hcrsllip card. Ills trunk was ' famnt' ot 'th thc
nnssage-room .,s3s empty, having been brought
M VITA ninI to poclk tito goods lie wished TO
bny. The inquest was adjourned TIL 8lon-
tuctor Of tbs tmir, On whIch 1oa"htn t"0 ,,a, so.
passenger. and who went to CHI
cago Inst night, will bo taken. There
over tho nfrnfr 'y nm,i ,ho ~ 'i,s ,s,,s,'.s 10y
linz boo,, tho ' a,';ns .a,,.a .a'' NV n1raeF
tho street to-day. Several theories nro MI.
, 1880-02-21
OBITUARY..
GEORGE ALDREE,

7,.t apeems D'seatea 70 3"e cAfcaao 7fsbunt.
tlI,shuho' fa'' feb' D:-@tieorgc Alhrce
MI Old, nslcl'-rcspcctetl, aln wealthy citizen,
was found dead III bed this morning. IIc wos
on the street ycstcrtlay-nn,mrcnt1r 30 WI, "I1
anfl cilcerrnl as ~ onv ,,rnv,"ua 49,, ~ wel
liic. lle was born III Salem, Mass., Feb. I,
1904 and removed to plttsburg In 18eo wl,era
lie engaged III tho boot and sl,n. uatuoas
Mr.. Athrr,, ,nvoIod ,n,,o1, ~ ,,ta - 's''sss LEW
to mntenrotoDv nnI hn'i ~ ~ ,,s '.'a spN.e Nme
position Of meteorological agent at this point
0f the Smithsonian Institute. His cssavs md
predictions On tlfs tou,c ovcr thc Iimo hnnn-as
signature s.G - oro ~ ,,.ai, @ '"no'eo ,''..:.'
qo'ire further mention. In literary work he
tlld little aside from Ills. contributions to tia
press; but Il few pamphlets show thu Fu,nt n
hfa actiya mind. ,rhcv nro a ,,,,s,. ' ~ -.
Mpra"nrn. nn.'t%a a..;s,o a"ut ~ ,.1,, woFR on
, 1880-02-21
A NOTED CHARACTER.


J}jrFAto. N. " Fol, oo-n,,t., I,.,..o,
the ,,ntnri,. .o,,',,a,,a io D"llo"'
nrotm,I, r,,.',,,in ""' I"''ece "o'latl' VINO h'ls
pl"p"o'y sutE'shcti more material for llews-
plpers tlIhn any living woman If her kind.
WINS nrrnigned this morning in tho fol,ca
court In thts cttv ~, - nt,n,ra - a.'.'s' pJ1so
clnt),tnr ,,nir,1 - n.,'s, s,"i ~ " stenilhs
fr,,,, H., w oeFGt"! hundred dollars
1Fail ulo residence of X. NJ. johnson, Into
whose EnOd cruces sllp hnd wor1ued hsrsn]f
by tile sktlfrl1l ,,sn nf hnr ni1, tr,,r,,' ..,,r
inlet mnnnrrs. f,Il,n ,,,. ,,a,i oe .. ~ "''a
t;vo M .,y ,,,,,',t,', o .'"a '"a ioF the phst
~, y. 49,, - noHths an'to hoslanxa IN this
I'J' 'l't Il urge hailhDcr Or utlpcs Of wealth
aild good s0cInl standing fell victims tn
her winning ways. TEc frl,i.s M hor atn,. H.,
tl,s city nrn nrohuh1v r,,rros",tn,, ~. ia a'ns ~
rnunI en,,, T., a,a,, ~, as1"eas'teu ,: pS gooo
ct.s ao o|'n ~ easll ana lois or fine c'ntlles.
oteo llef AMI III ntller cities, she Inns passed
under various aliases, il,clut]ne Mrs. (;p,,
Averelt. Mrs, Gen. D'NpIi Mrs I aI,ta,, w.,
raat,,. t u','1a. ~ ate years she las been
'lrmed opnlll-eater. S,o Is ~ years old, md
still posseasrs n gpol shnrn ,r ,vhot eon ,,.'s. @
uye lprn 0raot ,orsn,,,,, cce must
,,,n, ,,i,., pea'ty' ohe LOOKS
."'n ~ o'''eF tl'ah tla Age given, but her evunt-
iui !'tehitl remarkable experiences can scarce.
yborcgartles rs spresoryottyrs of yo,,tt s,,.. !.
uf medium hight, ind her tlno form stI1j re.
ta'ns Its rountl,tcss n1,d syuImctry' 1ier
!la'llS md feet Are stnnlt anil we'll shnnrI
tt0ugll the former l,qyv n Sn1l,e,vhnt ni,,nhoj
appearance. Her hair In n rich inri,s shro,vn
teliectilnl fUrccni. Tier s~ca oro 'rmay l1
, 1880-02-21

surrendered himself, after midnight, having
been severely hurt lii being pulled through
tho amlll llole into the ct'urt-roo,n. Una6lD
to 50 fur 1ia hid ont OH tho road tlrco
Martin wns nlso cnuel,t is tic Ciy sfarsIlni
Of Aurora, ut his tIo,Ise there. Thu athera
WIRE vt large mt II. III. ttt-.luy, though every
effort IT,, t,9want rccnptMre Is being mnttc. DEP
ilty n,drn wc,t to cleaR', lnAt night, mil
but frllftlcsly. Sheriff Aixcrfs very I'll mid roil.
ins} to tits bed Noblnma attached to lliln.
Wilson, az bly, former Escape, sawed through
tiit barS ; Of tl,ls 3ane .lcbtors' cell through
Ills leay!ng WINS opp1rtlmc for him, f6r
Sheriff ll0lcnnlh, Of do Knlb County, to
w,tcl, county l'e hatf been grantetl q cliianse
q vfilne, was Mt Geneva .to5lay to- cnMyey
@ ""ssr % az prscor e Il Ds to- '9'; saqp ''n Il, 1 e
eaSily caught. though le ls probably ln Gil.
cng0.
, 1880-02-21

fNiles, nHtlt wien tl10 prisoners confessed tho
pic knew no is frea's Ire se?l u snehnr sne hfo:
were freely. indulget in; bit, thruilnl, liz,
wise cnulsels, nf t'oy. Marks ni,d otiors the
ilcn &C resnrtttg 70 lnrl,-nw w..s nhnnouwi.
IN a,, tIe MI. of May, llal aul Smli! u,A.lrr-
"a "a, tSot :, ,s Eil!y" AMI were rrconlmite!l to
Criminal calrt. Frank isnIiey, lick sIaueIl.
!Ssl %s,rv n,'d r1vSr Mlf'!Gs fW,te} inl Ienry H.
Sn,oli 1:yt1e,, Joseph l'uttcr, md Susli iioi..
!Mlng concerned IN the roltmries ant fncen-
t1,Nf's, N iI!"r'l9to1 reKnrtliny tsr gull he
who turned States evidence, <'''"' 'o'''e"'
THE RESrESCts.
llAIl anl l}nrrcl Smith wcre convicted Of
lnurter n thu tl!St degree, utli sentenced to
:lsnth;, l.ytIp, llolbprt, Butler. McAtloo, md
sMltg'lser were totlfliE guilty Ut robbery atn
mS,, ,,s aEl ~ tllelr ,R, l,ls'leit fixed at npris
or years Az appealed to Tho Supreme EoHrl,
Wilieli affirmed tile dccisfun Of tho lower
cntitt IN every cnsc except thnt Ut Slaughter,
''ana Wtlo Tns f granteI new trlal. Lyle, l1o1-
scntto thy l'cnitontlary, and arc now scrying
On te toii, fSi IL; Of lust January the suprcuao
,n. Gol,rt ntfir!netl the decision Of tic lowor
e oao "a ti'f ms eGsl4S 1sro Of to herr rea!ng Of
fentlnnts 4 they !iatl might to say why jnlg-
hlelit should mt he unsset1 upon thclu, Iiaij.
w!ln innittfcSicd q slight tlegrGe of emotion,
fSpiS, tilat i, e ttt not wisll to say anything
fey, fey words in yindlcatlo', of tic prisoners
convicted for completely fl tlln rolbcrfcs Tmti
oHta ot s,,, ., ,feclninss committed by himself
Si With 3lli,t. ~ Idgs tresltn stated tint e
WtisrG,lt9ll he resumed Ills seat. Slniil, WHO
exhibited no sign Of fear remained silent,
T11E DEArIt-sENrENcE.
Judge Frecn,Nr then pronounced sentence
Or tleat!! upon tile doomed men, III Tic fol-
"Ws l,nvu carefully examined tho record
OF your trial and conviction, MID wo are coin
ha'lc;t to affirm tho Judgment Of lila
Court by which you have been trIcd,
a. nIat ra',,elns s H. now TINT pronounce the
ss,!eI@ S,, .t ot So law upon YOU, n to remind
human G l,clp. Gun but commend YOU to
,l.a! tl1nt G,t1 whose law yon lave broken in
1,us;i1 tMkinE the ifs Of ,lelowina' wi!o had
meyer wrt'llged you. Tllat SENTENCE il. tItat
tMthorfonl County. tllera to bu Kept unti
fritl!Iy, the ruth OF February next, wkcn yo,i
wy be takc,l from tllencu 6y tic Sheriff Of
iIs. ,l't county s 70 llaee not more tl,nn ono
io @ nTs taS " M n %;olan nd 1Sre; h. between y,
efeSteM i. H. tor TINT psrposc, ba hanged by tic
'ery ssK tll "! 70" yt,'r rs ay ''!; d may dod lnvo
4s,,,ng pMrag The the sysry ,y of The SENTENCE Judge
Snltli lt dil not betray any Hfgils Of cinotjoi,.
IlG PRISONERS werc renlnrtlcd to inil, and
Remained! there several lays, bclng theM
conveyed tu tho MnrfreesborD Jail, iii Which
ttle5 speIt tsle remainder ut thoir lives.
PREPARATIONS FOR DEATH,
EStilH fEm thR ffrsitIftFtIf ff,
, 1880-02-21

era| teoar,mrnt of tho ,,,It,s,, ,tu,o,,u,
writes 10 tho T,ncs on~n,,nn'n u IN h"SsHi, M,,iA,
success Of j. Haiin,,iyi,c iiannny. 10 Of vit Glas.
gow,, gM,,,on Fellow n WI Of M tlia Chemical soSlety Ut
iiannny sent },im soH crvstaIi@r % ,mrI,.Ins n H
presenting eyncity i'm n,;,"" r,,r" ~ p'' fra,;'
incnts Of hrokr,, tlanlo,nis, md t.,rsc lin.
,nplltls easily scored ,lcep Ero"ycs @ % i, ie "i. @
ess viii soon bo a,lnt,,,trc,i to Ii tIo i1ya @ W,
clrty, ' " ''''>~'' ~ '''o A'"'"' NV
III hls letter on t},e suIipct of t,,o nrotnc.
tton Of artit5cfn I I;n,nG,,Ifs VI 1.rnf St,r;,
tests Implied, co,,c,res ~ ' ft;ows: ~ "!rheTe "!r
IL no t}oult whnt"yer II thnt i i,a11o,,tv,,nn
lIannnr l,as s,,ccrre,l fl sn1ynt liz m;,,i,'
lefl, aiit1 renlovlne from scirnt|ie c,e,nistry
tle opprobriqm SO iolIg n!lheriig to II. For;,
recording tia frIn,,,a ti,ot ecto,,"a tu INV
cnictl IL ein,a'rv n cnrin,s tn;s o1n',o.'t ~ ~"
LAS neyer beeai erys,ailzei Jy ,na,i til thu.
''''s"'' u ,"curu,''e ".n,.,,a s,'n,, .',",y ,,,
r"fH's cA!.hEn Fots.
IN the l1otlso Of lhrsls tonight The Duke
n Tnnu * tan hng i,xoo,, u a,o H GnrtesfM'tGtlSt
nussjaI, nj l,"ri,ics i"e'' '''''' All 'u'u ''o
1,ad dard cfranbT9aokc Secretary Of stao for
hnft. ..t,smr,l. ~ 'i'""so t''o p"1'ess' De'
'"i mi r itsnconsf,o,a oo,,, a., r.t.,.,, o
mr,,t rnns;t"rc,, thn imn imn III TovSl
tley slo setIe forever Wiz Vic so',lI % posxexs MMss,
t:nynrnne1,t ,,is,tnntit. all ~ ny na tne
cI"rt1 i'n.' ~ u.ts'..vtly h'A! lepehtelly tle-
mu,Iatn @ rn,,,,.,! t gmfrxea w KS 1or nonent.
1n'ian E,n,,irn hn,f y ,o, ou kI,Sn! gateS r. t!e
ssc s2},.s s1teceSs; {Sc Sny thngS Ind occurred
,,,atc,i a'0 ,t uto'ciasiEMa .a my not eohtcltl,
wphisi,' p!h%iisi' for oos noan,ns. . liaa occurred
thc IN n,mI}fv or I1 cIana1 .,,air G ,; lhT.i!,ee
ti"t @ oeg1 ,,: Msk ta, wf,y u i!icy W.! COMPLETED
Afshamist3,, .Hs ht THY taa nt Ml1,uraWn froll'
III H. = s,"t,,, w. Icy ctiiu lsMEe Jug te-
nw"vnr ."ss ~ III Xxx t,,'!r !,f w. ia.
of Xfnja,;siom o nra tp e si'a,"9 M 9 w. ,!: Wii%!s
asts aS ts'fas1 aco ct mi Gaa1 Wrs II sta'e Of
u 1T u4 'se ha H., r.s,,Tt' hT' III " honclnslon:
let c m co ri E1w ths ",Msrv ,'1in 'cr,,e Il r,,,,v
r. Hiso,,ncarn ~" 'o'''p''c"''o''s Will 'nlea'asc-
- III" 2'nnn ~ a,,..u ,,,,,, ,,.,.,, IT,
mo,ion ftr tSo VI E3 ,,E;3,a tMetI Witi1ArcW nus
rcspoiltlci,ce ' ''''''e'' u LII 4Als''''h cor'
T., .,,o rrn,on Arotodf.
Ill the llnHsc Of Commons to-day pl,nsoll,
,nenlter ,',p for Derby, rrni his nimlory foit.
Gig His Ts,hsMiase ~ llS hahubill rictng upon
ssii ssi,i I,ta IL, TSlow. mS % GpGr nr Niiltni ie
Charlcs mil t}nsinw l,nI outat iSi sra,, ' ~, Pr
t "lsirrt hs ;Sil iI r I .sl If \, m wis
sir Charles Russal snti sinc., II ~ w m'ss, 3
longer Il t,urst,l,nj utt.ston hit onc nfTsrti,.
tho privileges 1T tile IIn,tse, Ile placed hinl-
SUI " tho hands Of the House.
nuoHy wTsnow te'i asked the llonso to accept tho
Tho Chancellor Of tho Exc]couer. SIR
Stafford N9rtltente, while .,ccrptlnE tlo
nin,aoEt, haltt ~ t!!ntlsit Tho House should
,,rfvi,na ,%HG 'eo "1 t'e haster us question of
ria t;iinuco,,or of tho 1,xo,,oa,. .,