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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01
FIVECENTS ALINE
The GLOBE WANT and Employ
nGlt Bureau.

Advertisements In this column are published
1t ave cents line each insertion, but In
order to prove the efficiency Of the GLOBE a.
an advertising medium, and also to aid the
unemployed, we will publish for twenty live
cents, thres-line advertisement, OF situA'
tions Wanted and Situations offered, and con-
tinue tho advertisement until the object sought
for IL accomplished. For twenty-five cents,
the man out Of work can advertise for situa-
ton until he finds one.
Each lire over the three, to esEt Eve cents
DER line each insertion.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

WANTED-Situation as grocery clerk; speaks
w German and English Had five years. expert
ence. Apply at Green Tree hotel. VIM. KAHLER.
73*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

DOR SALE-Two lots on De Sofa street, near West
j. Wisconsin Railroad for S70O
No 81 Douglass street. house and lot, ten rooms
$4,000.
Farm in Dakota county.
Desk room for two. for rent, in our Office, after
May LIST. GRIGGS, JOHNSON & RHODES. 1924
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REAL EsTATE-In the CITY

n A. ROBERTSON, No. 2 McQuilan Block, sells
L. real estate on commission and negotiates
mortgage loans on city or suburban property. 80
zoo BUILDING LOTS In various parts OF the
OOJ city, small figures and easy terms of pay
ment, to suit purchasers. D. A. ROBERTSON. 3d.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

MANIFESTATION by an engineer of 10 years
w experience, with best city references. Ad-
dreTs J. P. T., GLOBE Office 65.
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
PACIFIC NUT ] AL
LIFE
Insurance Company,
SACRAMENTO. GALA.
JNO. ID. CAhROLL. ............. President. |
GEO. a. MOORE. Vice President. |
@. LIVINGSTON, St. Paul, Attorney in Mimi.
ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1879.
Loans on real estate. ........... $589, 1886 40 |
Loans on collateral security. 80. 47,149 10 |
Premium notes or loans. ....... 68316 q |
Value of real estate owned 49,. 1912 80 |
Market value of bonds and stocks
owned Recommendations. 3O4 722 A
Cash on hand and in bank 800. 64665 40
Accrued interests and rents..... 38,929 OF
Net deferred and outstanding
premiums. ................... 44,3l6 66
ALI other assets. ................ 800 90
Total assets. ............... 8 1,246, 1893 70
LIABILITIES.
Net reinsurance reserve . $842, 54S 90
Total gross policy clains....... 22,466 90
All other liabilities. ........... None.
Total liabilities. .......... ss65.Ol4 90
Total assets. 1,246,999 70
Surplus over liabilities. 49,. 1881, 1856 70
Standard of computation of re-
serve, American experience. AZ per cent.
INCOME, 1879.
Premiums, less amount paid for
reinsurance. .............. s916,77 26
From interest and dividends. 75,942 10
From rents and all other
sources. .................... 1,77s 70
Total income. 1884, 400 Is
EXPENDITURES, 1879.
Death Losses. ............... $40, 7SS 80
Endowments, due and not yet
due, but discounted. ....... 132, IT'S AZ
Disbursements to policy holders 88,497 4O
holders .................. 1922, O64 81
Dividends to stockholders. .... None
Total salaries paid officers and
office employees ............. 23,42O 90
Management expenses. ......... 127 298 10
Total disbursements. $419,S69 81
MISCELLANEOUS.
In force at end of 1875 No. 1881 $780,, 959
| Issued during 1872. .....No. 65S 2,75l,057
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA, 1879.
In force at end of 1878, No. SO $162,192
Issued during 1879, No. 12 5000
Ceased to be in force dur
ing 1879 ...:..:.: No. ~ $1,000
In force Dec. 81, 1879 No. IS 16I, 1852
| Cash received 1872. $4,000 90
Losses paid, 1879. -. 81 1000 90
Losses incurred 1879 1000 90
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
I, A. r. McGill, Insurance Commissioner of
| the State of Minnesota, do hereby certify that
| the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
above named. has complied with the laws of
| this State relating to Insurance. and is now
fully empowered through its authorized agents
to transact its appropriate business of life in
| surance in this State for the year ending Jan
st. Paul, March, 1880.
| A. r. MCGILL,
Insurance Commissioner.
c. LIVINGSTON,
Manager Northwest,
st. Paul, MINI.
MUSIC DEALERS.
WEBER
PIANOS !.
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WANTED Situation by an American lady as
w housekeeper. Private family preferred. Ad-
dress care E. W. CHASE, So Robert-st., City. 8Os
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic builds up all who
have been reduced and weakened by sickness.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

HARPETS-I will take up carpets, clean them from
v dust, stain, ret and relay them short notice.
Work guaranteed. Call address No. "a Jackson
street. T. B. MALONEY. 90-96
NEVEN PER CENT money on frst-class city
- property. GRAVES & VINTON, 60ll E. Sd. 57.67
DAINTING-P.F F. FITZGIBBON, house and sign
i painting, No. 1877 Jackson street. "a
NLOTHES WRINGERS-Save your old wringers
" and have new rollers put on, by leaving them at
the st. Paul Rubber Store. AZ E. Third st. S0f
A LBERTsON's C. o. D. LAUNDRY, SO E. Third
u street. Goods called for and delivered. 289-38
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

WANTED-By man of one years experience
w situation in dental office, where he can make
himself generally usefnl HENRY BENSON, st.
Paul.
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TO RENT-Rooms.

u u FOrt Street. 79t
dor RENT-Several very nice rooms In the Mo
IL Cuillsn Block, corner Of Wsbashaw and Third
streets. Suitable for offices or sleeping rooms In
quire of MEAD THOMPSON, In the building.
81
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01
Females.

A American lady desires engagement to teach
N English branches; can cut and fit children
clothes, and has experience in nursing First-class
testimonials exchanged. No objection to leaving
the city. Address, GOVERNESS, GLOBE Office. 90
WANTED-By woman with small child, place
w rs head laundress in hotel private family.
Apply at l9T Broadway. IA
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01
FOR SALE.

| I 00SETS SINGLE HARNESS AT A BARGAIN
JUL have just received 100 sets of single
harness of good quality, that will offer for sale
for less than regular prices. liberal discount to
dealers. PIT .KAVANAGH
S. Commission Auctioneer
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

WANTED-An experienced cabinet maker; also
w boy not under II years old, to learn the up
holstering trade. STEES BROTHERS. 57+
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

Paul. 67s
WANTED-Work by good t1nsmith; had 20
w years experience. Can do all kinds of work.
Address JOSEPH HARMON, Arcade hotel. 63+
MECHANICS all kinds, supplied city or country.
III Northwestern Agency, corner Sixth and Robert.
,, 91-97
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

ANTED-SITUATION-B married man, as
w beokkeeper salesman, correspondent, or trav-
cling man. Been in business in st. Paul nine years.
Best of city reference. Address 0. R., GLOBE office.
83*
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NTANTED-A summer school to teach, by lac
w having best recommendations. Address
Teacher, this Office. 67*
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SITUATIONS WANTED.--Maies.

A YOUNG sCOTCHMAN wishes to find employ
n ment of any kind. Has good general know
edge of business, and can furnish frst-cass refer
erences. Address IT, Globe Office. 9O*
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

NTANTED-Bright German or Swede boy in FRI
w store. Enquire 33h Jackson street. S3|
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01

WTANTED-A position as copyist, amanuensis, or
w both, at home, or in an Office. Best references
Address K. M. R., this office. 72R
, 1880-11-13


| Mr.. Il. d. Hfackm0re's new story will be
entitled, "ChrlstnweIl: Il Dart,ioor 1'Mr."
MIR. W. n. Rossetti will contribute o
series VI ]mpers to tho Atl4nttc OIL the
''Wiyes Of the Poets"
Miss Blanche Willis Howard, author Of
"One Summer" has mother novel nearly
ready for pul'leatlnu.
Tho tl,reu coming numbers OF ScrLbncr's
Monthly will contain soil.o fine portraits Of
famous actors, living a',4 dead.
-Senrly 77,000 octave lnlges will be taken
.1p with tho Records Ut the Wus," about to
be published by the Government.
Tho COLLECTION. Of MIR. Nusklns scnttcrcd
letters Will shortly Rppear Under tho ClaIac-
terIst'c title Ut "Arrows Ut the Chues,"
-l'lIe death is announced ot Miss NJ, /.
ClnraeswortlI, tl.e Mttllor af AliBistertng
ct'.l],!!ren," aud other popular religious
The next number OF tie Leisure Tlour
Serils Will !Mlruiuco u Muw ElItiing. An
nxtrA cloth will by used, 0f slta,lu sl9l,t!y
darkcr anil mIore aurablo THU llls s,Ed ol,e.
SOS" Jefferson Dayts' Mumolrs," 1t III now
stated, vii not be glycll to ti!D public until
April next: rla litst volume ts ln type, but
rolulle IL really, q
-"'rrresa Aloysia Thornet" Is the Sig
nnturn Of u nrw anthnrrss, wl,u gives l,Gr
persuin! ubsersatlo'.e vi nrIl,y life IN lo0k
soon u ba nubllslIstf bparu'9 .l.0 title "kate
--l.unt l,vaconsilc!!l IL rsyIslns his former,
t!tle Ut tllg lisw noyei ii "Eniyn4lan." An
"etllti0M .u luxe" Ut lIls former wnrks Is to 10
published next year, uni will include. Tor tta.
lnedc."
Peterson Brothers, OF Philadelphia, hive
issued M entirely tleW aud gullulnlu edition
, 1880-11-13


LION 70 tlc ilt,t !ott,''nernlls volumes OF ap~
pop''"'o 'o'o '"eaco'ne R,tt-oooRs iof boys.
.t.n.x,xr.,
The 171,,trrs, ,r,,,,.-i,,n f..r v.o,,,,,,u nruA
,ttscnae.s tl,o r,j"ttn. - 49,, r'.,,i ,",. ",a'
a n,,,lvzca the fant ,,at ai.r,r .,,a msJ,, ~,
vnnrs s,,n<, 1,",, m ts. % ~ M,f.t I'o :,se s,
,vas rs"nS e'M m n,o ,e,' '' ,.'. .,nn' ,, unos
nrr;n of linn t,nr .yos mali, ",n,, u .,o '". %
IT, ,f.h. I,,nras, n,,.t ,,"i,,.,'at n u'' ~. mv a
Of scr1, ,NH. tub,,r ar,lclps nr,, NJ, tho ,
"Aspect of rratIn ut Ham. ,na shroI -,
"rlIu Public Finances" ":rhm Wuttuara H..
tl'.hte'lnrSs Of il,o Country" "rinnl,eiat
M"s ,.sis ~ 1",, n's''n'l@na' cnsl'aEe
Metals" a'"l kindred topics ::
WINS tne u"''ss ni .i'e seas'll of "itdo"r
sp"Sas' nav practically closed. II Is, as
,tsnat. very comprehensive review Of tho
rannsinc sr,nt.n, ,,asa,'' =" y"'n.s, .n ,"ws' .na
t,,... ..a, .'nN.'' '''e''""'', a1c"eEy' tsoF
1li's. r"''ne' a1'fossc. etc.. etc.
THE Princeton Iscricu for November
Uittmntc Drslgn Of sin".n hv ,'rof rra,. ..
erie Cadet, D. H. swi,yprjou,i. - ii,,v r,,,.
rrrss n,". ,hs i,,iio n."i '.i,, t,.', ,tuw G"@
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=. 'H'' AS'f ~ "a IL Luz
Sabbath QncstInn," by rrssiden. scc,yr, AM
l,erst CoIlrse: " Arlo,t1c1sm In Knntn hv
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Ah'. nMt's''llly ht Sa', alld tile Origin OF T.,
sperIts.' by Principal DAwsou, Ill. d., =
Moutrrai: "Tlie Historical l'rtufs Of Chris
tjnnfty.t' lv f;rnrru !, Eiul,.r +, +, ~ =,
Ynle ColIcep; "rritcrtu uf lila ynrto,,s
Kinds nf 'rruth - h, 1,rnx,,,n,t >fn,,nsI,
I,r,,n,.,,, rn,., ~ "'''s"s -Ae@''e"'
i'",ee'"' eo''ese'
--Gnol ComlaiMB. No. II, hns the second
installmcnt ii ilosc mil Ito Doctor,"a a
tou IN u!ari,v" IL tIrlr : nr,i.to w's'1a- W. stn
NJ Si, ,r''::,.,,t ~ - mntn"eg,ii M dere = reat
VIII ~ nGcs;,l "a tnt os'slIa W. workings Ut
M ~: it"u iitv'"r nnin:!ttHl.dlt. s, My lin!lSe aud
f:.r,"v !. i,,,,,!.s Gnva s. 9.,.r 4 ~
s.I.',1,I,S...,, nffnsat Cfiliffn ;. att AN
F;hSspam r.. nas. nfc MnMl ": stories,
liz " tHnMMttG ~ y ll9.In nt.l!h1 n"ilheS An Epi.
~ ~. si,'fun ~, ,EGyn' oifalnE Hntl!H!,
She lMss nj tlle F,rt,,,i"lIer's. ."a, acrn,,ms 1r
I}nsnlI. where tie trnf nil i,i,ui, nra tomri.t
70 ssnak ln<Etfrs contributions fr1nl Sfys.
GoolaIe, ~ '' ' ''~''@ :.
nIvr.it 0",'s I''...,, nt nersnns nna ncnMt
III l. - Sm.I.ent;n' dttliS Wt!osu ~
~ Jewell. " !.ls cily. = its fdttnr, a'ld
T,,,'r ~ ~ N.', 1i s' @ Wts: ~ Maa,i!nni'l! ana
, 1880-11-13
S. Historical, Descriptive, am! Critical. by
iISx;,S liz HSy; 'iS i ! aE!S'"s' s D. D. i?stsn; ".
NOTES on Sr,y BoOKs.

=. A!hs ~
tho H.y JHsgEll E.ikins, u. D., l!9ston:
llo"glto', Ali'ifn l. C".l II w. II.
xn1ra ,,S ~r,v ,,,vs
.1,,-, Toths ~ NEW BOOKS.
M'ss'hR Is NY alary Cecil Hwy, nafno
not unfamiliar to res.tlers Of fiction. This
little llOtrlet IL tho tutest n,ttlttipn to the
]ia,f.IIOnr Sprtrs and Loutcty a ,Jauphtor,s
ro,n,i.ta ,,,,ar,,to,, - 49,, L"..es, ~
% s"'.,o """'E"."il "'' tlevotton 10 ruined
rii:, ill., c"rir,y r% an M ~ pamtvrg sGty q ,o 3D.
There II gt,n,l teal TINT Ia sntt, IN tts ltttte
s,nrv NJ fitii ot1.,tf,,,, ,,,.i H.. m ~
rut.r nvnr,frav int ~ i, T. ~. Scs Ill.,. '..,', -
'"the' "tc1tl""h' h,lt IL Il Hhp't nMl wlln!e-
% t on " IL. W. ror .11oL ss s on te rstt rter
,s" @ w ~" m.".k ssu use!cnnS'eht'nus
of II. hut Of the two 1t IL thu best to te.cl.
AMI the p.,st to be- co.,,nntrtrd.
-"yhe Yang 1a,,tes, rric,d, L. no,r
ehslon i m oi,I work. 1t Is book treating tins
daughters eiaca,i"n s,,cl' @ rs ,,pe.r,r"t k " of
health, lnprovrn.rnt Of ,''ne: domestic .e','-
omy. drrss, hc! c!sayior t" parents, relatives.
gent tlg'nelt. tearlrrs, frir'uls anfI 10 t!o1,cs-
tics; con.inct at publle placrs, female
co'npAulons1,ip. dinner aud evening par
hox. ~, eomversatos nvr II ns mental % eultn. @
,ttnia.,.,. ".u ~, s,np''t'n. Sn9erts. ille
Ml!lle'tity with BOOKS III tlIIs kiih' Is when
they atte.npt to rrKlilntt BY rifles that which
,I,a,Ie to ronf,,r,n f., I'M. ,,r,,s" hnnnfar,ss
VI, ~ ~, .,,.. ~ :. ~; .i's p.e'ac '''l"i'es.
:" 'a' ~ s'''" "'"u' "'Pl'1seufsS a1t! want
o1 l!'a'i1'srs nav, unfortunately. only too
II fact 10 say That 'ls a Satihtl. we "tlts.
tnghish ourselves by MIR l1ntmllteucsy,'
There Ee n grcat dcuI of gootl. sensible ad-
via. within tt,u ,,,o,s ,F III. .,I,,,,a ,,.l,,h
is 1,r ,,,,''. .'' ness w. ,'..s '""',se "ncn
"Etiqurt "ol,e,,rss" ssoupeto sat'p Hto'i lct. .
tcr-Wrttcr," tic. II IL written in n piaiu.
straightforward. enr,est wnv tint ",E,a n
n,..sn, n,, ,v r.",,., wy '',ns ,,,s. '',s, ;.
new cnather m.s bee,' substituted for CHIP.
e,len.lntio,s inight hive beyn pro,ltnbjy ,na,le
to mn kc tic lnok NOR. In ue,nytl with the
actna condition pf sncitty, t,t-t1ay, rnsher
ta an Ti IT,, ,St S4. \! tns ,,t 'c Of Its Fstwf'nE,
rim ,r,c,.,v NJ :. Kim, , mar ,, ,.,., ,o.o.
hy IT, HIM. u il i'.' 'iI iS,a"; ,,,,, Wan nogs, H.
sercs 1T Enris cias.Ics eii eit s' 6w t,,at u @ ,e
ntl"r % yoles bot % In nn, ,nf'n n,pf rer mm tne n,
tn,nrn,,"e III. tntr"f , a,i "i,.s. i,t.'t,. ~"
crtti.n ~ 'he ay, sources q e rit M sstnt,
thn fnifn ~ ,,s,1 ,rl,, . "Na ',,,,s.. s
pnces, m en- ,,rt e. drawn a1,,,st t smtirx FIFTH rr' r
iess' nav :vurt"r,tn' = .,;;,,,, II IL n a,,t,,
!ltt!s v,lnme ut moderate prize, with clear.
--tr ..uv Nor,t,r.r ,uht,abo,, o,o,v.
monsIy, hut itiir he'd c sa'd. II Inc sS si"Ty
m,sI,t tnE, i,.I, raml, ",,,,t. ,,,,, ~ "
ttn, asit t. Il IL ~ 't'i ',ri, or".ti :" ~.
tho story nj y iii w" snrri,Ir.s hnyssnIr ~. h.
;ss1T'sas ;s ~ %lt,! % ,$an r. Te'a I Sc % a",s VI. e
mcrsstty "t s,,,,nr.in IT. II IL nh, l II, liz liz
rst ,,,.,son "a x ii1o ,vif: UT o 1ti VII III ~ h
, 1880-11-13

arIicrs NJ baa taste III references 10 HIS own
s"rs"nnI'ly atnl work. lie has beei, t!et"hti-
ci't 1'pnt tic compilations "ud c"'ta''ofht'osss
VI oihcrs, wllhout attempting oflE'flh' r."
@afcl1e* or Investigations rue 'ol'lf'"s
afe too fittich cotle''sca u Fchter the1lt sal'
uas,lc FOR reference PURPOSES. During the
period NJ tfn1o they ceVef h'h''y VI t1e itttst
Important CONSTITUTIONAL tlnestons.. lt1atfcrs
thict''nE tho very ioa'lN'. Ions o! uns"'eftl'
hlent' were fiiSt'l'sse'. III" se1ueH. 4M 'hl"e
nf tic booR ~ thenlofe' ,'lh''S f"f tl,e ae',-
eral rca'!er~tn g'se eleat' e'ei, t''oa'ks,
btfiowllat nmfi'e'!' eehe'a'" "9ea OF tlic events
" I'll" =, s1ctnf"" W., Ill u''S IT,
si,ece ,,l,,,,,5,,. H. - Rfapnte. interesting,
i"i t"r,s u,mI r,n,,Il4' ,,trio,in!s ru,gM ,.s M,
airrnty tn,lJil i,l,,uy cilrV,,lrt..rs. Aiackr,,,
zip, Atiss AlnrIhrnlI, AtnlrswnrflI, WBI.,olr,
tteeI; lrcEy, Stut,hs, !..srn,t. GMytt'1l: a,ui
1e, saru ,v. ns,".s t,, - Eg's il!ms .lii!s
MI Wnrhys s,,rv,y @ vi fmI,i!s IL n,r,s,. e.
clearing nwny ltiu i,.fsi witii wiitcil tiany II
thy, ilsnyrlN'nts described wrre el,rrtnlI,llai.
AZ. a!rCnrtlly s.aa u c!lnl'tnr Ut 'rratlrs;,
H. n.,s r,,r,ist u wr ~ w. ,s"es ', grnwt't i
titl ,n,I mlst, siIt,%s tf," ,1,'nj w,rI, TX ,inn" %
by t.n organizations rvD1ycfi trn,u tlen,, At
the stHrt, say twenty-five years tsKt, he HAyy;
, 1880-11-13

a HISTORY or OUR OWN TIMES.
Ait. MCCARTHY Inns tiNlslfet the work llo
undertook suIno time ago, alll has bry,glt
down Ills History Of Our Own Tiunes" to
Tho general elpstlon OF 1850. 'TIle edition
published by l1arpnra IL In two yolnllMs,
ouch yolnIho containing two OF tin English
volumes, 50 that tlltS'srcond volume cul!tulns
volumes treo llild four AZ tho I.o,!slol rdf-
tlou. The l'al chapter Is devoted tn u fairly
comprehensive survey Of literature during
tho lust twenty years, and IL chiefly nnttce-
tble Us giving the writer's own views nf his
contemporaries. There ia also full uld
nmpjetu tntlux.
Alr. AieCnrtly deserves un,.sal credit far
he ta!r md inipartia! spirit IN w.lc!, !tc t,us
,rvpured Ills history. Particularly IL this
ruu Ut this secoMtt volume, which IL, III sol,o
rslwcts, uli Improvement IN Its predecessor.
- author Is n'l active politician, u member ot
'urlinl,t'nl, MD strong partlsap. The
vtprts Ut the work arc mainly Ut 8yle and
s,usu consequent upon lts hrcessary super
;ctalIty. There arc errors In tho lists Of
'abilsel Ministers auti snn'e In the app!lea-
IN II qnntatsu''s, I'll SIS n,r ur lwo ey1-
, 1880-11-13

carefully collected, and then pleasantly mar
Mr.. knnx writes tn a very fnr9e extent fr0W
nrrsOnnl observation, aO that his work Is
fresh nlHt full. The tn,ok Is clearly printed
ott Eo'Hl paper, and forms welctinn Addt-
propriate md welcUlne gfft-books for boys.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-22

eyes IN the back of my head" While
possibly one or two may have regard
CT this as: an Indication of smartncss
the most looked upon il as his WRATH
ful exhibition on finding how COM
plctcly he had boon brought to bay. 1t
was nearly six o'clock when the Court
adjourned. During all the time Whit
taker had been on the rack he MAIN
tanned, with the slight exceptions
suited, the same air of stoical inditfcr-
cncc. When the Court adjourned,
however, he withdrew with moro Of
humanity in his manners than when ho
entered the court room i'm the morn
ing. lie had found at last his Water
loo, but he does not confess it. OF up-
parcntly think SO.
GENERAL FEELING.
Excepting Professor Grocnor, who
still processes belief in the Innocence
of his protGgd and that in proper timo
this innocence will be fully vindicatcd,
it is safe to state that there is n general
feeling of satisfaction at the result. "I
told you so" is the universal declara-
ton, and it is uttered in no mean spir-
1t, but joy and congratulation at the
triumph of truth over fraud. There
is moro or less wOndcrmcnt at what
Will be tho next step. The Court has
adjourned until tomorrow, for argu-
mcnt IN the case as was stated, but tho
use OF any argument is a strongly de-
Dated question. Some have suggested
that unless Whitaker, under the dam
aging array Of facts against him, is
speedily removed beyond the academic
precincts, he will be shown q short
c9t to the outside world and bo made
to walk it. 1t is not probable, how
ever. that the cadets will be tempted
into interference with him, but will
continue to lot lin alone, us they have
all along, and leave the final tlisposi-
tion OF his case entirely with tho
academic authorities.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-22
WUITTAKER ON THE RACK,
Statidity Of tho tness--Caught in Incon-
sistencies-The Missing Links--The Note
or Warning Traced to Him.

Statitlity Of tho Witness-Caught in Incon-
sistencies-The Missing LinlSs.-The Note
OF Warning Traced to Him.
From the New York Herald. May 49,
A not altogether unlocked for SUR
prise now followed-the rcappearancc
of Whitaker as witness. Every eye
was turned upon the young colorcd
cadet, as in his full gray uniform-to
borrow ali expression from the prize
ring vocabnlary-he came up smiling
to the scratch. That perfect sclf-pos-
session, unabashcd confidence and
GOODNESS Of manner cloracterizing his
dcmcanor when first called rs wit
ness, still manifested itself. Physically
his general appearance has greatly inn
proved from what it was ut the Open
ing sessions of tho court-cycs bright
cr, complexion clearer and his hair,
then disfigurcd by haggling cuts, now
neatly parted in the centre. Whitta-
ker did not quaver in the least or
show the least token Of nervousness or
intimidation. He stated, in answer
to the preliminary questions, that be-
fore he came to West Point he knew
the kind of treatment extended here to
colorcd cadets and fully appreciated
what would be his status on becoming
a student in the Academy. He did
expect physically i'll treatment, but
was not devilled or hazed eyon by tho
colored cadet Flippcr.
After further examination a letter
was produced. 1t proved to be let
ter written on the 7th Of last April bv
Whitaker to colorcd friend in New
York, named Western. This letter,
covering several pages, was read by
Whitaker, and in substance was main
ly a repetition of his account of the
alleged outrage committed on himself
as published In the papers Of that date.
He was intcrrogated at considerable
length rs to reconciling the inconsist-
ency of some Of The statements in this
letter and his subsequent testimony,
and particularly his stating III tho lot
ter that three cadets committed tho
outrage and describing the severity of
his injuries and In his testimony aver
ring that he had no reason to suspect
cadets and his telling Mr.. Mitchell that
his injuries were only slight. His an
swer was that he wrote a thoughtful
letter.
ROUND ROBIN HOOPS BARN.
The examination in its progress
took u wiflo range and embraced al.
most every phase Of tho testimony
gison by Whitaker at the outset OF
tho case. How they mark hogs down
South elicited a good many queries
and not much information. Why the
looking-g]ass, after having been used
as en- instrument of assault upon his
head, was not broken into bits OF
pieces and the fragments scattered
oyer the room formed another branch
Of inquiry. He was also asked If ne
did not write his eight pago letter to
Mr.. Western and the ono to his moth.
or so promptly succeeding the outrage
In the expectation that they would
speedily find their way into tho pa.
pers, md thus excite popular sympa.