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Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18

-csinen. OF course, III
most instances their preten-
tons are ridiculous, for they
know about as much about
craftsmanship and politics as
they know about the binomial
theorem, They know how to
run a ward or to manipulate Il
nominating convention, but
they lack the qualifications nee
essary to fill the position to
which they aspire. The sooner
they recognize this fact the bet
ter it will be for them. If they
will devote their time and what
ever ability THY possess, to the
discharge OF the duties Of their
offices they will give much
greater satisfaction to the pub
.lic. than by turning their Offices
over to deputies and assuming
the character. of. patriots and
statesmen. What the people
want of their officials is a faith
full and conscientious discharge
of their duties. If the beads OF
departments looked carefully
after the details of their Offices
public interests would not suffer
as they do. -
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18
UNDERWRITERS GOODS !

At our Furniture Emporium we have
constantly oh hand complete assortment
OF Undertaiers goods. jnclndidg: WOOD
CASKETT, COFFIN FURNITURE
TRIMMINGS &c. &c. Of this depart,
ment Mr.. GUSTAVE BRUNETTE, al
experienced undertakers, has charge, and
patrons in town and country n ay rely on
their orders being filed on the shortest
notice, in complete and woranamnlike
manner.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18

Eow TO DESTROY CoTToN AND FRUIT
MoTns.-J. d. Austin, of Fannin county,
Texas distributed thirteen small bottles
filled with coal oil, supplied with lamp
wick, attached to as many sticks higher
Than the growing cotton, with one end
stuck in the ground, as suitable dis
lance from each other in n forty acre
field. At dusk he lighted the lamps. The
cotton moth, attracted by tho light, buz-
@nd about them instead of dcpositing
their eggs in the cotton bolis. The next
morning the ground was strewn about
the lamps sticks with wipgless moths.
The lamps were used as long rs it was
deemed necessary. Tho result was that
81 balo Of cotton to tic acre was produced
ut an extra cost of three cents per acre.
On twenty-five acre field oil the same
plantation, where no lights were used,
the crop was destroyed by the boil worm.
Cannot these cheap lamps be used with
success by fruit growers in destroying the
enrculios N. o. Picayune.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18

a paper ON the basin of the
~Gulf Stream, and one of the Or
igin of the coral reefs of the
Yucat;ln and Florida banks,
read before the National Acad-
envy of Sciences of New York,
show that there are great pla-
teaus in the Gulf Of Mexico,
less than 100 fathoms below the
surface, and surrounding a fiat,
central basin, 1000 fathoms in
depth. The plateaus are COM
posed Of limestone, formed of
the osseavs carcasses of sub
marine life, and, wherever they
have been built up to the depth
of which coral reefs are formed,
reefs exactly similar to those
found by Darwin in the Pacific
are found. Darwin thop@ht,
that all reef formations were
caused by s;'a5; ii'dsIence, but Prof.
Agassiz thinks that he was
wrong, and that coral reef for
nations accompany elevations
OF ocean beds instead of subsid-
ence. 1t was stated during the
discussion Of the subject that
the gulf stream does not, in
fact, come from or even enter
the Gulf of Mexic,, but that it
is al equtorial current turned
northeast upon striking the
coast of Iucatan. It was also
said that the mouths of the
Mississippi have already pro-
jected so tar out beyond the |
coast line as to have nearly
reached the precipitious sides
OF the great gulf basin, so that
there is no danger that the chan
mel will ever be stopped again,
or that the jetty system will
have to be extended. New Or
leans and all the cities and
towns along the Mississippi val
ley are already beginning to
Eeel the good effects of this
great improvement, and it was
only few days ago record:d
hat a vessel carrying the larg-
st cargo that ever left New Or
7ans passed safely out Of the r
iulf.-Natchez Democrat.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18
81. -.

= Fresh oysters at Pillets.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE
w attention of the public to the fact
that the Southern Standard Press is now
entering upon its fifth season; -S>sith even
lncTca easing popularity. During the last
season over FOUR HUNDRED were put
into use with unusual and unGIalitig d
success. The most m arl<cd features of its
merits are QUICK WORK, CONVENT
ENCE EASE OF operation and tho facili-
ty of packing heavy bales. 1t meets
with To most marked success as steam
Power Press, where these features pc
most appreciated. Owing to the uI'ru,
cedented advance, in cost of matr,,.TI we
have been compelled to Slightly advance
prices. Price complete forever except
wool1 work 5000. PIE complete 1or
Land power except "ood work $4,000
We are prepared t, supply our Patrons
with the very be-; Mac hinerTy and fittings
of all kinds % the very lowest prices.
SOUTHERN STAIDARD PRESS co.
m29-6m Meridian, Miss
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18

FACULTY
| S. S. NORWOOD. .....--.. Principal.
| Mrs. ADDIE C. NORWOOD, and Miss
NJ. Z. FISHBURN, Assistants in Lit
erary Department.
Miss NETTIE SIMMONS. Musical De-
paItuent and Calisthcuics.
This Institution supplies a long felt
want in that portion of Louisiana known
as the "Florida Parisbes,' in giving the
pnblic a first class school at which the
SONS and daughters OF orr people can be
educated at small expense.
Our WORK Is TItOROUGH-
OUR COURSE OF STUDY Is COMPREHENSIVE.
FIRST CLASS English and Classical Edu-
cation can not be surpassed in Southern
Mississippi or Southeastern Louisiana.
TERMS:
Primary Department with
board, Washing. fuel and S135 90
lights per session
(iuclndiitg the above) 40 90
Collegiate OncludinS the abovc) 145 90
allis themes Fee. ............... 80
EXTRA.
music on piano, or I % "a
gan OF guitar, per month, ----
Vocal Music, per month, .--.... 100
Ancient Languages, or French (each) 90
"a For further particulars, or cata-
ogue, address
S. s. NORWOOD, Principal.
July24-SO. Greensburg, La
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1880-12-18

| MAX FIsGlEEsG. AUGUST FISCHER
- s ~ SAS&AEMe
5. w. Corner Of Front q sum
! Streets.
BITOU S4P4, Ii,
AVE CONSTANTLY in store for sale
IL at prices contormable with the
lines, full and complete lines of White
goods, Ladies Dress Goods, Housc-kccp-
er's articles, and general assortment Of
fancy and staple dry goods:
Victoria Lawns,
Nains0oks, Swiss
Mulls, Piques, Bish,
op Lawns, Linen Lawns,
Dress Linens, Mozamb-
quea, Grona-
dimes, Organdy =
Mus!ins, French p
Percales, Irish Lin
ems, Bobbinet Bars,
Laces and Curtains,
Parasois, large varie. |
~. Umbrel-
las, assorted styles
and qualities. Cali
cos, Bleached Cottons,
Canhrics. Shcetinrs.
Ch:idrens Cassimeres
Cassimeres,
ottona dcs,
Jeans. Denims, Tick
by the yard or piece {
Dealers in Fancy and Staple groceries.
Provisions, western Produce aud
Plantation Supplies. Agents for
the renowned Singer Sewing
Machine and its various
attach ments. !
We invite an inspection of our large
ssor tmont of Ladies', Childrcns, Mems
HI DoyS 1lcotSiS tlitt IAAN NIoNSS, LlSlC |
bread, Gauntlets, Ties, Rib
roiderics Laces, Ruchings, Corscts, La
les Rcady-made Under wear, etc, Pc
lmery, Toilet, Articles, and notions.
He have OIL hand also, fresh and well Fl
elected, stock Of Clothing, Boots, Shoes, G
ats and Caps and general assortment f
gentiemens underwear and furnishing =
Jols.
The citizens of East Feliciana, Pointc
oupee and Wilkinson County, Miss, L
i'll find it to their interest and advan- :" a,
&c o open up q trade with rs. All Or a
rs from abroad promptly, and carefully o.
led.
- High 2st market price paid foi cot
n N
, 1880-03-05
THE RIGHT or QUALIFICATION,

Tho Supreme Court OF tho United States
has within 4 few tluyS delivered Judgment
upon suyeral cascs involving tho question ut
tho relative Sovereignty Of tile several Slutcs,
autl Of tho United Statcs, mid of The power Of
tho unlIctl States tn prohibit such erasi0ns
md tleMials of National law lls amount to
nullifioat!0st, 4 brtrf statement 0f tho facts
altl decision III each casr will ennble every
scatler to understand what tho Court has
dune,
Taylor stran.Ier, n negro, was indicted III n
court mud tried ut Wheeling, ". w., for
nit 1egro PERSONS irtiM juricS. At tho trial
tic prisoner n'ovetl TINT Ills cuso bo tralls-
fevrud to tho Unlted States Court; this 1nu-
tioll was Urorrulct, and Tho l,lat, was COLI
ylrted ar4 sentenced. Upon appeal, tho
Supreme Court Of West virGinln affirmed
the ecislpn, md now tl,o Supreme Court ot
Tho Um1htl Statcs decllrS tint, under tlIo
Fourteenth Amendment, thu negroes are de-
clared citizens af tho Unltc.l States, mil tts
sucli aru entitled 10 NIL tho rights mud protcc-
tioNs awarded to other cftlxe,,s; tint tho pro-
llbitlon Ut colorctl citizens from sorrEco OH
juries, becat,se Ut their color, WIS denial to
this MIN nf tho equality before the Inv be-
longing VI right to nll citizens. 1t further
tlecltlrs TINT tho authority Ut thu United
Siatcs Is to prevail when tho Statu authority
conflicts, ni!tl tlmt tle act Of 1915 which cult
fers tho right to laye civil ur criminal case
! transferred to Tho United States Courts
whenever tho party Is denied ally Ut Ills
| rights NJ citizen because Of l,is color Ii
| constitutional. Tle cn8u IL therefore re-
| minded to bn tried In tits United Stutus
, 1880-03-05

If the statements III solnn Of the washing
tol 'repnrts ,ro To be credited, PlncllbAolt, Of
New Orlcnits, WIS nominated for Nnvul Officer
of TINT purt In consideration Of his prnn,iso to
sceuru II Siurnan delegation FROM Lontslann to
tho ChIcuRn CGnscn ton. a,1t the President, lind
luz TINT tho sunnto w.tl,ld nut ratfy tho bur-
Kun ly cunfrlninH plnuhback, Withdrew his
namG. We BupsM,su thAt Pinch lAs now
Withdrawn Ills proniso To bring up a SGT
ot mtte,-l,o rnllgh delegates for tho hon.
0r.blo Srcretary Of tho Treasury, md
tho "tra.lo ls o(t.' In hnrso pnriauco.
Hut how CHINO President lfnyos to rntify this ai-
legged bargatn alnl salo by nnln1nMttng pnchbnuk
for Naynl OIilcer Of Now Orleans? In tho Civil.
Service rl.ca which ho alas promulgated permit
tll!a sortnf thing? Ono seky cxc,,ss "speclnlcd''
from Washington snys tho Tresiont lid mt
know llo lln,s soltt IN rinchbauk's ln1. biit tltd
30 inadvertently. In this 1n,,tinGr: Tint shcr-
1nau hnd plaoed befDro him numerous blank lip
ronttncnts of persons to revenue 0!liccs who
lln previously bren n2rccd up0n, Anu thnt
AInonE ttioul WIS rlnehlnck'a nuttc, WIN bud
rot !asen considered by tho President, md TINT
In tho hurry 0E signing tho bhtIks Eu sgncd
PInchbnclss appointment without observing 1t.
nut iF his nAtle K0t belDrG tho SctlatG in this nc-
ci1Gntnl way why dill mt tho President rccnl It
ns st,,n M tho error WIS ltsunvcred2 The thing
Il mixed. and tho nnly nsattcr really certain
utMnlt 1t II tint Pinch slipped rp oil tho Nnynl
O!llco nul John TN tho J.outstnha Delegates.
, 1880-03-05

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE has established brnne!a
Offices or tho reccIpt Of subscriptions nnd advertiser
nenta AZ foltuwK:
NEW yUttk-lloom p Tribune f1utlilnR. +. u. Mo-
tAnnES, MANAGER.
GLASGOW, scol'and-AlInn's American News
Agency. VI Neht1eld-st,
LONDON EnR.-Ambr!cnn DtchnnVc+ 10 Strnnd.
}lENlty i. GIL1.tu, Agent
WASHINGTON. ID. C.-l111 + street.
, 1880-03-05

rNoF. 0>.sns, II il,ss1an sayant, VIM has
been spending sunsu tinu In the United
States, created quite sensation in St. 1'ctcrs-
burg "Wednesday evening By uuIogizstg tho
customs, laws. and Institutions OF this c3u'.-
try, md snggcsting thnt llussia could tako
Some leayes out Ut our book with great u,l-
YaMtaEe to itself.
, 1880-03-05

An order Of arrest was yesterday lssllctl III
thu Circuit Court fl this city ag.linst lnnl
win, when offered as surcty on Il hontl,
swuro fAlsciy to tho ownership OF snyels.l
pIrccs Of Property. 4 stntt1ar practice In RI:
gard to t1's class Of pcrjnrers. followed up
vigorously In MI Our courts, civil MID erin.
1ila1, would soon render the business of fur
ntslt,,g struw bail too uncomfortable to bu
profitable.
, 1880-03-05

Tho Committee Of Ways md Means Of tho
Itonso of Representatives. has exclusive
jurisdiction Of NIL bills relnt.ng to National
taxation ,u!l revenue. Tint Committee nlay
DO said to l,ayn control OF tho tariff. 1t COLI
sists Ut thirteen members, whose names and
politics ,lre NJ follows:
geas!s S;l;:;'* %si, y, X. dssss' H:;!s!sSs'' =
'aacs IN M sfiS rhriss, ton,. 1t cH'aSy cN"as Micn
j. +. t'i!,so III. IT, i. IL basuaiuii, b6sai hlnu.
/; q: carlIsle, 81.
Thp Du,nocrnts arc prnfcssetl Rcyentte-lle-
formers, AMI, there hciuy eight In number N,
ths Committee, I,slye llt' 1t In their power to
MIXTURE uIld report uI,y bill to revise md re-
form tho tariff III whole 0r III part, AT tho
last NntIonal Democratic Convention TINT
party held out 10 tho cuisntry tho fnlluwing
lcnunetnt1on ct tho tarItr, alnl tho following
implied pledge:
We denonnee tho present tartR lovlcl upon
nearly 4,0n nttIaiea ~ i imnsterplcc1. o. lnIns-
Impoverished many Industries y, els's,lxa tt
few. i pr,hib'ts inporta that nlaht purchase
HraacG Anerlcnh cs'Eninarco from tho first
to IN ai, ,ef%r ,, k ca % '9 fE sens; y n
,rs ~ It has a a' ao & s'i lopi.te liz
rst,,rs Of A1uortcat, nxrlcult1lre,-ui, industry
,oMoa by hat t' a.r pmt'po. & l. e's.s ~ M ,,e Eoapo
w.istus thu fruits OF Eal,r. II pra1untes tra,,,
sus,ers sn,taRnK. enrlehvs .lishons:t 1!lrlals,
TINT I'LL cisst1l-llouse tuxAttoN shall 10 otly fur
.usntlut.
Tho Democrats taya Ind clear majority
Of tho House and ot all tho Committees slnco
, 1880-03-05

By n yoto of ~ tn 10 the Wisconsin Sonata
Inns p1ssed hill Klvi,.R tho supruuio Court tho
power tn decide cuntcs tct-t,lGcti0n cnscs. It Ii
mt to be wtnlors! ut TINT tho opposition to tho
hIll cutio tla,Mly from, lnelhlcra Of tho .Dclno.
orat!o rasty,-thoso old pnlItiual manputators,
J0 lsti1,, ueorHo II. Paul, nna 6uliator liAbell,
leAdin1 tho llxht A9AtuAt It.
, 1880-03-05

DouoLAss, tho Ute C!ief who lB charged
with having tnken part in tho ortrnges Mt
White River Agency, yesterday made his U.s.
cape from tho prison Mt Fort I.envelwortll,
but was recAptnretl nftcr brlut pursuit md
taken back autl heavily lrouet.
, 1880-03-05

join r4ALsfr:i.'s Free-rratlo md 1lar1,
Mo,ley party tlt,tsnt mako 1n,lcil nDtsr In Con.
Eress sn'n 1tnndnll f,as leen sitting on Il for
nnn,lt ro,Ir years, md Fernando Woul has been
8tulllnY It with rubbish.
, 1880-03-05

IN tho editorial from the Stattts.Zcitss.,g It,
reference to "urant, Sherman, mt nlatne"
printed yesterday there were two errors
ono typographical, tlle other the translator's.
Tic Stauts-Zeitung declared TINT ''as h&,.
tween Graut and l,lalle. 1t was always for
Grant" and mol for I!!afnt4 as II WIS ,ln.le to
baY; Furthermore It sall tint "onty lg,l0-
, 1880-03-05

NEGOTIATIONS between the iron manu-.
facturers Ut rIttsburg and tho representa-
tiyes Ut the Amalgamntcti Association Ut
Iron and Steel Workers hase, with 4 few N,.-
important exceptions, resulted in tllo attol,-
ton OF scato OF prices satisfactory to all
parties. TAe way III which the negotiations
wore carried on is said to be highly credit
abls to oil concerned.
, 1880-03-05

Tile House ycstcr.lhy passed tho Bit rcla-
tIyo to tic remoyak of CAUSES from. Htato to
Federal Courts. Tho effect of the bill Is to
materially reduce the amount OF business to
bc lone In tho Federal courts BY sotting llaw
limits upon their Jurisdiction.
, 1880-03-05

THE tide of irish immigration to this
country las already commenced, ntlI tho
London 1V,aes lnay congratulate itself oncU
more on tho fact TINT tlie "Celts nro going
with vengeance"
, 1880-03-05

EX-SENATOR ffENny u. i,EslExr, pfr,yro,,
having outoro.l tho l[+s FOR Republican ,,,,r,..'
t,n III sepretAry If t}tntc, CT -t,cpresuu,a,."' 'E
N. 1'co md II. j. llra!ttcn, ur i,,mhrllo ! =
Cnn1n1'ott. 'olo: uni Dr.. tuuu lslcc, St Wo... ~
t:acl' s1esros tho Republican Nomination T..
Hnti(t{lt, aes
, 1880-03-05

THE 'longshote,ncl who aro employed
aloug the East River, Now York, haya struck
work for d reason similar to that which led
to the butchers strlke icre,-tho employ
uaent OF "gieen" ha,as, Tho strikers have
taken advantage OF the grent number Uf
ships now docketl and waiting to be unloadod,
and atFect to be collil.lunt Ut success.
, 1880-03-05

MISUNDERSTANDING 'r,mMAs urrr..
wonr,t. nj 1tockfor1, Ia MI n-pfrnnt ~. ss' Il
1r,nturatiu nomination ut Blnte Trru,rn." "' mo
nuttrrwtrth hua an advantage nyrr n,ha. III.
,,!Fauts h tl.at TIC awn% tho h,eksyr,, vns, w. ~
a1r1 will 1'ayo something to fai buck on 's'' ata.
EnguuItIer. ""s
, 1880-03-05

AN effort ia being I,a.io to enforce strict
Sunday lnw IN Coylngto,, ky. l. party was
fined yesterday for selling newspnpers on
Sunday. II the law continues to bo cil-
forced, tile population OF TIM tau'atl will bo
considerably Increased OH Sun'x.s, ntn! there
will be an exodus from tMt city cacll Nun
dny morning.
, 1880-03-05

lt1gY do tleso things much moro quickly
IN Russia. AIo.lltsky, who tlrul ut Gen.
Melsson Wednesday,, wasts!ets asMs convicted
yesterday, a1,d will bo hangcd to-day Tho
condemned man stated during tlIo progress
OF tue trial tlat some Ut l(s comrades will try
to accomplish, what ho failed IN tl0lng.
Altogether tina position Of Gen. Meiikotl Is
nut ono to br enyied.
, 1880-03-05

Sf.r Democrats propose 10 1,nn,tnatc
military i1ani, II tho Chtcago Convention nut, In
II otsfltnn md c1viltnn II II military tps1 i,
lunlcd ty tho Republicans. Il ctyian aud 4
military kl,.1l would stump tliem.
, 1880-03-05

If newspaper preferences fntl[cato arr
thing, tho twn-th'rs r,c will la nloItshe.' '''i r.
tho Cincinnati Convention. Tic Tidcn ,tr.,. =!
seek "to Rlve tho t!d 'nssss chnner,' mi NV
snsth wishes tn gut buck Its Old praomIo,naaooo aao
III tue purity. whether Tl!ien Is ,tominn,.l ~
mt. "
, 1880-03-05

,nntLon' % g: 9. t c",nphr'l NJ t'ran. rark Kant,
Equalization: jtttgu Il. t. l'hysu,. If 1'''"f '.''" IT
). tassr Ut I'll i'Ms,, II 1prnniRiy y, i, = @;5
n1ss ux-5e'ntYr Tn'ta T.. lsonflclt, nr S."1Eef;
kfit. N"a'x1.
, 1880-03-05

raIico nr mrnt!aclty epul, attribute Lie for-
,lulte rrsult tn Alainn tn Senator lliahr."
and nnt tint tho result tilcrp "wns int ue tU
his hopeless EKlnrance or lilrl,tlaetty."
, 1880-03-05

SroyE, Ut tho Ne,vs, Is mistaken. Grae.
rovcr tkk his fl l.tua 9lass+ Int always strarh,
We don't wnnt him to aw.lliDw hls snoke, iu,t
have I'M objection to flls testing tho ,,lprI,a n,
ulnctlona Mt hls rnrlicst co,,vsmIrncc.
, 1880-03-05

visions by nprrIpslntr legislation. anet icvts-
ansIon must mt Hl,nn rrrMna,-1s ,1pnn III ulf-
t' "rs 1--WE VIZ, ''H r "aets ~ thu thr tc M viz. Il. liz 'o
.i.nM Or rights which wcTt inf;itxI ;I !" to- =.
II !lerent'al,t ,a avcetinr 1nrt* was Il 1n!'!st!.
t!al, nut II j,l,liclnt net. mil c!nf rhnr9sf with
rIyctl Ills authority frnt, the stnt,'. tho efenl-
nnt WI r., % IT. ths ,"Sr "f , s IL ss II
phFscd III pursuance tleHnf.
4 tllrt1 case Is nne frotn Virginia. y it,
gro WIS Indicted fur .nttrlcr, alllt liz asked
tint une-tl!Frl nr snsl!e potttUil NJ tlle Jury
should l,o nf Ills own rstce. This tho Snte
Court irf,,stal; on this ground ltlu prisoner
nskeA tint tho cnse he transferred II tho
Unitctl States Court, MIL tho United Stnlps
1)tstrtet Court III ordered. Tho State nutllor-
lilies nppentctl tn tho Supreme Court Of tho
uMttrtt States, wllicl, Court Inns now decided
tint tllure WIS no sncl, denial Of eottal right
by tho State Co,tst rs to e,ttlt1c tic prisoner
To taye his case removed to thu Federal C0,lrt.
Tie INV of Virgfnia dncsnnt exclntla 'Iegracs
frnm jurics; nil arc eligible, hut tlIiB docs
not e1,title the prisoner ,o n mixed Jury; 81
ln,,t; rs thu Inv tous ,iot exclude Jurors b.
causo ur their race and collar, tlere IL no 'ifs-
elimination for that cause. Thu prtsuncrl,ad
~" ''6Ht :" uc4t"'" sl''t " P"i i'4Vi ~ lily 1"''
slluul,t bu OF Ills own coiur. Tho eusu was
therefore sent buck to he restored IN tho
State Court.
TIn mkt cosc wns flint of ,1anps N, Davis.
-, ,sn,.,., "r .,,,, 1,,,t.aa S.".~. 1,n,o,,,,,
mn o'''eef OF TIC United states lscveaue
Service IN Tennessee. Willie enEagetl En tlso
execution Of tho Inv mud seeking 10 arrest
s0me ijursolis 01mrMtIng MI ii1irtt still, Davis
aihlf a'fty Wefa nsIackctt, All'l Ill tl'e sk!f
~, I'm
m'si' % oms d. @ n l.ayt'es s was % si'e T.; for , tnl*
.''.s ",'s M t'''''e.s1 ~. ,'".s' ~ ,,',. .','I
colft' tilo else was transferred to lte United
tton rs to thu Jurisdiction nf this Court, tho
! Whole matter WIS hruitEllt bpforo tho GI'lted
| statcs Supreme Court, wl'lcF' Court ttlsN'ses
of tlio matter very cmplatichlly. 1t snys: =
| Tho UnftG.l stHtcs. the cnirt hollis, fsu 0nv.
W1n trrrtnr. @ If Xxx tintn tr ,,n urss tio t',o
stntcs and lrtplc II il,c ssates Whiln II Is lin
tg,tx ~ xtTs ~ Il .sro,u ~ III n, y stats, ~ s,
uxelst.lo It fran exercising any a1ihority cot,-
aera Mp II W 'no I"ms9H ~ @ gu ,y,tet II
from It for Il moment tho cnrt,,snncr of Hny
.nhlGtt lt, wst i! tln1t strse hE ,si sttM to to
nxtst whancssr It ls,ss fhv nNvcr IF protccttny
Itself In tho exrrGlss nf tts sconstitutnun rtwcrs.
n,vI INV us;st art With io S,niss ~ IL VIII,
thus aetir9 nnl within tho senIu of their
r4i"ht 'us' ,ri aecfn r. e. s."ts ~ 's,G rt ''t ~
IN alleged utle1se against tho Inv af tho state.
sccsa us @ r. th ~ nt,.,i w" fnvr,,nt ',y nv
trlrss to interfere ut uee fnr t.,er prs'trcttnn--
1HHls nr',t.n ,ast w. ~ tr tio nStion 0f
iNvcra,,e,tt ns,y 1T a,Iy TINE Ia ,srrrsttl 1T tho
viii ns U,t nf lts I'onleTs. NJ stia .icilnt 9f q
cpse, wie,hSr c,iI or csinnjnai. o se |" wheil
tho J',''teial inSer It tlsa United sans extosHls.
- III GosM ~ ~ ~ G"na.. - ~ ~ nstint
, 1880-03-05

TiE first formal mention nt tho third
tertl ut tho Utica CONVENTION WIS greutetl with
Kisses. The snnlu IL trllo Ut the Harrisburg Con-
ventfon. At lMth rlHcps tho cHlerics wgg0 t,n<
thusinstio for i.lalne, though the l,,anngprs Ind
n1,aoluto cnntrnl Ut tho tickets Ut ad,nlssnn,-
Harrisburg boing Ca.neron's holno, anl Utica
EnuktiuxN.
, 1880-03-05

TIfE two-thfrtfs rule tlcfeatett Martin Yan
nurcn nna Con. Cnss for tho Democratic nomt.
nntton; md nov It II to l,o reseinleh fur ihs
lnnc!lt Of ono WHO hts not II tttho of tho mcrl,
or pltlIar Uf them.
, 1880-03-05

TI1E nomination Ut auy candidate viz
afuli phil per cent less than tho full Republic
III strength will cnst tho purity three Congress.
men In Illinois nlonc. Tha Is ctnncntiy tlno In
which 10 tsU slow.
, 1880-03-05

CIfAntEY ColsNEr.t., WIN l,as heen m.d,
o1lo Of lilo delegates frnn New Yosk Il, .s ,t's
chcago Convention. IA Just "a years Of Avn
llcnlly, tho nahRers did rnt, 1t In pretty aant
They ,l,Igtt hnvp sent voters tn rcpresent yan,.
, 1880-03-05

PAT Gt1.stonE's "Columbtn" anthem,
which h, regards As tho huppy inspiration Of hts
llg1. hts bren widely ,r1Istnkcn In tho Numbering
rcgiuns for the ftyorIt "Soug nf tho I,llxz-Shw,"
, 1880-03-05

1sErttnf1c.AN ctt1tors having largc stock
Of ammunition taft over from tho Inst cnnplt9n
Rynlpnthtzb deeply with the SaEo ot Cipher
ALLEY. and hopo hu will pull through at CtueIn-
, 1880-03-05

The Pope has celebrated the anniversary
OF tho Czar's acccssiun with great pon.p.
What viii the polEsi, Catholics tllilk OF tIis /?
Perhaps tho Peters pence SUIT FROM sturylng
ireland helped to dcfray tho expenses Of tho
s114n1nv
, 1880-03-05

'RAu for Free I'ratlc. sly lila bald young
Democrats; mud thorettpon elect II Protection.
tst to the sneakcr's chatr, aud !uad down tao
Ways md Meuns Committee with rnon Of tho
Enftlc stripe.
, 1880-03-05

TltR conclusion of Congressman F0rt to
beeano va1ldidAte tor tho Republican t,ou,is,a-
that district Thu following goutlcmss,, ouch an
active Republican workcr. will contest tho nu1a-
, 1880-03-05

TIE brethren can afford to take things
ensy; II tho peoplo rc,,,ly nro bowling for any
ono uRt1tlltInte tl1oy will hnyo plenty Ut tlma IN
which to nuke themselves henr1.
, 1880-03-05

Dn. WILLIAM CAIltsAilI,, an actfyo Demo-
er,lttc politician III Southern Itfhluts, bus been
npponted Sfnstrr In Chanoery fur Lawrence
County. uo WIS IL siclcgntu 10 st. Louis In ls,d