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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1881-09-03
The Memphis Appeal for 1881.

The Appeal, having complete the
fortieth year of its existence, needs no
elaborate prospectus as to its future
policy. Suffice it to say that, believing
the Democratic party to be the safest
repository for the great trusts of the
government, the Appeal will continue
to be a Democratic newspaper
While faithfully adhering to the party
which it has supported for forty years,
it will labor earnestly for the develop.
ment of southern thought, southern
industries, southern literature. south
ern agriculture and trade; and south
ern effort for unity and brotherhood
between all sections of the country.
1t will endeavOr to secure from con
gress liberal appropriations for i'm
prOvement of our rivers, favor rail
road building, organized efforts for
immigration, manufacturing, and ev-
cry enterprise calculated to promote
the prosperity of the people. The
APPEAL has no competitor in the vast
territory which forms the field of its
circulate on, and which it occupies
almost to the exclusion Of any other
morning paper, and it will continue,
in all the essentials of a first class
newspaper, to maintain its conceded
position.
Daily Appeal, per ycar............SiO 90
Daily Appeal, six months. ........ 5 90
Weekly Appeal, per year.."....... l 90
Weekly Appeal, six mOnths..... . 60
Send for sample copies to
GALLAWAY d. HEATING,
Memphis, Tenn.
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1t will be seen that in their ex-
cellent address, the Democratic
Conservative State Committee have
pledged the party it represents to a
tree ballot and a fair count. This
is the iniexible determination OF
every democrat within our knowl-
edge. A farther assurance will be
given in the character of the ap-
POintment fog Commissioners OF
Election by the State Board.
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Garfield is gaining a little
strength. He passed a better day
than usual. The wound is doing we'll
and there are signs Of granulatiop.
His pulse at one period during the
day was lower than at any time since
his first relapse. Its evident that
the president is slowly improving,
and there are Substantial grounds
for belief that no will continue on
the road 10 health,--fMemphis Az
alanche, list. q ~ tlq.
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A REA. NECESSITY.

We presume there is hardly a la.
dy TO he found in our broad land
who, if she does not pOsspps a sew
ing machine, expects some day to
become the owner Of one.
The household Of a young wife is
now considered incomplete without
a sewing machine.
Next IL her lover the thought
upPsrmOSt in the mind of the mai.
den just blooming into womanhOOd
Is a sewing machine.
When asked by her parents or at.
fianced what her Christmas or
birthday present shall be, the an
swer in a majority OF cases t. "a
sewing machine"
But after ;he mind has been fully
made up 10 purchase one Ofthese
indispensable articles, the question
arises as TO what kind Of a machine
to buy.
1t should be SO simply construct
ed that the most inexperienced can
successfully operate 1t.
The other points mainly to be
considered, and which are the most
desirable, are durability, rapidity,
capacity for work, ease of opera
ton, regularity of motion, uniform
ity of tension, and silence while in
operation.
Of all the various machines now
upon the market, the "Light Run
ming New Home" fills the above
requirements most satisfactorily.
1t is said to combine the good
of all other sewing ma
chimes, and in addition, has many
new improvements and labor.say-
ne devices.
The price is no higher than that
other machines, and every lady
Who is the happy pOssessor of one,
rest assured she has indeed al
,reasure.
All who send for the companies
lew illustrated catalogue and in.
lose their advertisement (printed
IN another page,) will receive a set
fancy advertising novelties of
,alue to those collecting cards &c.
Their address is,
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.,
30 Union Square, New York.
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Diversified farming is making
some progress in Shelby county.
Nearly $4,000 barrels OF potatoes
were raised IN this county, and the
shipments north from Memphis
this season were of the value Of
$4,000. There is money in pota.
t~Oes.--tMehphis Avalanche.
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Mr.. James A. Wealherford Of
Springfield, OHIO, says: browns
lion RltleTs cured me Of the worst
case Of dyspepsia man ever had.
The muscles Of my stomach, liver
and bowels now seem 20 strong. |
believe ! could almost digest petri.
led cbeeseI ! recommend it 10 all
who suffer ~ dbl
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Its virtues are unqUcstiOnable and its Gu
ratlvc character absolute, as tile writer can
personally testify, both FROM experience
and observation.
Among the slany readers of the Review
in one part and another of the county, 1t Is
probable that numbers are afflicted with
deafness, andt to slrl II may be sad Write
at once to llaylSck a. Co., Dey Street,
New York, enclosing One Dollar, and YOU
VIII receive by return mall Il remedy that
VIII enable You 10 hear like anybody else,
and whose curative cttecLs Will be perma-
You will never regret dong 81. =
Editor of Mercantile Renew.
July >, IS8l-Jln.
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We paid Memphis a visit on Tues
day last remained until Wednesday
evening about 5 o'clock, when we
took the Somerville accommodation
train and went as far as Collier.
vile, where we staid all night, and
arrived at home Thursday. We
had q pleasant and uninterrupted
passage over the Ripley Narrow
Gauge in going down, Tut on &C.
count of a chapter of accidents 10
the train on the Ri. &C. r. r., we
were detained, first, at Moscow
about four. hours, and then again
another hour or two a little
further on, aud did not arrive in
Memphis until late in the evening.
We visited Memphis IN the interest
Of our paper, but the merchants Of
that city have been so much annoy.
ed BY country editors, that they,
Or some 81 them at least, will hard
y treat an editor with common
courtesy. Business. we we're told,
was brisk; bu: alter canyasslng the
city > :itiIe. re saw that little
eoald be elected in our interest. az
Least for The prevent. on account
Of the general dronth snd other
asse* sd depressing character
80 we redUne@ A@@e . day sooner.
aaaS We esSeefed-
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The cOtton crop in South CARROLL
ma promises three-fourths Of a crop;
one half, and sorghum two
Of a crop.
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For S~upeyvIsoy.
Justice Of b Paaca.

We are indebted to Hon. Van
II. Manning for Report of the Com.
missioner Of Agriculture for the
year 1879, and other public doeu-
ments.
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
The State Of Mississippi

The State ofMlssissippil
TO ]. Z. Shannon.
You are commanded to appear before
the Chancery Court of the Co. Of Tip
pah in said State on the End Monday OF
Nov. 1881, to defend the suit in said
Court Of S. A. Shannon,swherein you
are defendant.
T. "A. HUNT. Clerk.
Aucu t, 9th, 1881 .-l3-4w.
Falkner Y Frederick, Att'ys
for Comp'rt.
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
G. F. CHAPMAN, Proprietor,
Formerly Proprietor Of Kranda Hotel,
Sardis. Mss.
Corner OF Front and Jefferson Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Terms: $500 per Day.
Special Rates can be obtained.

This popular Hotel is now under
new management, and being thorough
ly Repaired and Renovated. The pro
prietOr is determined to make this Ho.
tel First Class in every respect, and his
many friends, and strangers visiting
the city, will find it to their interest to
stop with him. TSept. 3-tf.
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1IAe Bapd Of Supervisor met
aas ALNvdLsg sa5 adyourn-
Z IN ahe afternoon "A syDopsis
81 8ar proceedings mi1 he fgand
eseMaers
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Vicksburg expects 4 better bust
ness 'eason tins year than she has
had for twenty years.
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The latest reports from Washing
ton are that the President is still
"IlOlding his own" There is no
apparent gain Of strength and no
substantial progress in general con-
ditiOu, although he is said to look
better. His eating and digestion
satisfactory. The rise of pulse and
temperature aScribed to the suItry
weather. The plans for his remoy-
al to Long Branch ~tavOrabIy enter.
tsined by his physicians.
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EARS FOR THE MILLION!
F00CA00IS BALSAM 0E SHAhk,S OIL
Positively Restores the Hearing, and Is
the Only Absolute Cure for Deafness
Known,

the only Absolute Cure for Deafness
Known.
This oil is extracted from a peculiar spe-
cles of small White SnarR, caught in tbs
Yellow sea, known as CARCnARUDoN RoS-
-ELETu. Every Chinese fisherman knows
1t. Its virtues rs u restorative Of hearing
were discovered by a Buddhist priest about
the year l+lO. Its cures were 30 numerous
and many 50 seemingly miraculous, tint.
tile remedy was officially proclaimed over
the cntire Empire. Its use became SO UNI
Versal Cllat Tor over D years no lIeaI-
ness has existed among the Chinese peO.
pie, Sent, charges prepaid, TO any address
at One Dollar per bottle.
Only imported BY HAYL0CK & CO.
Sole Agents for America. Dey ~, \. lUi..
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Synopsis Of the Proceedings OF the
Board Of Supervisors, Monday,
August RTth, 1881.

Members all present except W.
q. Mccoy.
r. NJ. Linvi!le was directed to
let out the building Of the bridge
across Shelby Creek on the north
Salem Road-provided he can let
it out at Is cts per foot.
Tie contract for building the
bridge across Cane Creek was let
to L. D. Gibson, at 81 per foot, and
for building the bridge across
Hatchie at Walden's Mill, to J.. s.
Yancey, at IS cts per foot.
W. c. Mccoy was directed to
let out the building of the bridge
across Muddy, at 95 cts per foot.
The Clerk was ordered to adver.
tise the letting OF the contract to
build bridge across Muddy, west
of Falkner; to be let on the lat
Monday in October, 1881.
K. M. Linville was directed to
bind Giles Watson to VIM. Reed.
upon his entering into bond as the
law requires.
The consideration of the petition
to remove Public School, No. 60.
vas postponed until 1st Monday
in September, 1881.
Taxes for 1881, were levied al
follows:
100 per cent on State tax for com.
NOR county purposes.
33b per cent on State tax for pau.
per fund.
3 mills on the dollar of taxable
property for teachers fund.
The following named Road over.
seers were appointed:
V. N. Davis, Dist. No. /, RAYS
Mill Road; JEFF. Hamilton, Dist.
No. 2. Lower OaFrollsviile Road:
Niles Whaley, Dist. NO.3, Saulsbu.
nv 4 Jacinto Road.
Two paupers had been ordered
to the pOOrhOuse, which was ap-
proved by the Board.
THE following was ordered to be
spread upon the minutes:
We, the undersigned members of
the Board OF Supervisors in session.
Go hereby endorse the statement
of facts set forth in Mr.. ID. Galllard's
reply to Spectator" in correction
Of his mistake.
R. M. Linville, }
X. A. Duncan,
J. r. Rutherford,
The following allowances were
made:
Joseph English, Mile
Boards SIS 80
James Q. Rowell, Mile
Boards 40
J. M. Smith, Building
Bridge, 27.OO
Barnett Bros, Nails 100
A. Brown Sr. Pauper
Account ABS
W. H. M. Durham, Timber . 6.25
San'l White, 500
R. 4 I. A. Ennis, Tax
Receipts 14.35
Alexander & Co., Pauper
Account 900
John r. Ray, Lumber
for Bridge 4.3O
D. Gaillard, Per diem
and mileage AGO
R. NJ. Linville, ditto 450l
J. r. Rutherford do. 465
X. A. Duncan, do. 5.25l
I. A. Hunt, per diem 500
HI. C%ounSellle, 200
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MGR a week in y0ur owntown. Terms
0OO and 81 ontiit free. Address II
FAaLLTr u 20. Portland, Maine.
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and will bore to any
REQUIRED DEPTH!

REQUIRED DEPTH!
They will bore successfully and sat-
isfactorily in all kinds of Earth.
Soft Sand and Limestone, B!tumin.
Gus Stone Coal, Slate, Hard Pan
Gravel, Lava, Builders Serpentine
and ConglOmerate Rock, and guar.
anteed to make the very best Of
Wells in Quick Sand. They are
light RAINING, simple in construc-
ton, easily operated, durable, and
acknowledged as the best and most
practical Machine exlant. They
are endorsed by some Of Ire highest
State Officials. We contract for
prospecting TOR
COAL, GOLD, SILVER, COAL OH,
AND ALL kINDS OF MINERALS.
Also for sinking Arte,ian Wells ami
Coal Shafts, DC. We also furnish En-
gines, Boilers, Wind Mills, Hydraulic
Itams, Horse Powers, Brick Machines,
Mining Tools, Portable FORCES, Rock
DIills, and Machinery Of all klulS.
EE-Good active Agents wanted in
every Country in the World b
ADDRESS,
WESTERN MACHINERY SUPPLY DEPOT,
I1I Walnut Street,
SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI, U. S. A.
State Ill what paper you saw this.
July 81, lSSI-l2m.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For the Legislature.

SHS
We are authorized to announce C
J. Frederick, as a candidate to repre-.
sent Tippah county in the lowel
branch OF the Mississippi Legislature
at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce Hon
W. A. Boyd as a candidate to repre-.
sent TiPpah County in the lower
branch of the Mississippi Legislature.
Election, Tuesday November 8, 1881.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to the
name OF j. n. RUTHERFORD as a
candidate for Sheriff of Tippah County
at the ensuing November election.
We r authorized to announce the
name Of wy. H. FOOTE as a candi-
date for the Office OF Sheriff Of Tippah
County. Election November 8, 1881.
Capt. II. T. COUNSEILLE is a a
didate for reelection to the office Of
Sheriff OF Tippah County. Election
4'VFSAuDcI o. 100
For Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce D.
W. BARTLETT as a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of Treasurer OF
Tippah County at the ensuing Novem-
Der election.
For supervisor.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of X. NJ. LINVILLE as a can.
dldate for reelection to the Office Of
Supervisor in District No. 2-Tippah
County-at the ensuing November
election.
Justice Of the Peace.
We are authorized to announce ]. B.
LANE as a candidate for Justice of the
Peace, in Supervisors District No. a.
Orizaba, TIppah cOunty-at the ensu
ing November election.
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EXPRESS NO. /.

J. w. COLEMAN,
General Passenger Agent,
New Orleans, La.
]. G. MANN,
Supt. North Division,
Jackson, Tenn.
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r. ,. roRD, Editor M Proprietor.
, 1881-08-17
STREET TALK.
BUSINESS At TIE EXCHANGE.
Special Ui3pgtth to m Chtesoo Tribune.

zns.tat Ir,,nr,+h :, ~ fnt,c., .r..h,..
Nrw yo,,r Ana. m IN iho stoo, Exr.,,oroo
tho s,,oc,,.;an ~. ..ly.. hoa,... ~ tara wv,
,,sIros ,oaosso, .tarI,i Sao,,,'s 1911 a..u ~.
sramcnco NJ :, ahor attarl< l,v ,,,o ,,oo,s, ,sho
,ans n,,,art. y ~ r, sho I1orras.,n. orToat n
nr +ho washington ,,tsootchcs t,,rd,nn
tha prosfcrts. cnnIitton md mad. n soxorc
rail ,,x,n tho en,tu, jlst. rho ,narkct has hc",
far sop,o lima past If, a rothor fevcrsb, con-.
an,on. md tho s,tnnt,on was surh thnt
any circumstance, whether favorable or
,unfnvoruble. was likely TO cHcct tho current
speculation with greater force than ordinarily,
Tns number Of on:looke1s IN has ,, nsen quito
Large ,s,,s ot late. and they have bce1a
n%ass ns1ato m,ns sg"9 " "rat
syes e f the o,or, w v ntv % af,rrr,, % snc hv o .n,
Of the aiar'nins % eonloa of Of i tno President,
they found many followers ready to wago
although no ieers whatever ase entertained in
ramo u 10 mss % rom Tia thn e onr,nr ~ ~ VIM" ~"
e,nao a1,,,.a pHs, 'tom .a .4o ,ena "Inss ;" no
the flnal sales being generally 1T
tho lowest figures OF the day. rho ticcIiuo
ranged frum i to o.; per cent, und was most
mi, New Jersey centrnl, and Wabash pecl1c
preferred ~, and Union Tacicu VI.
Tho weakness Of Michigan Central was largely
duo to reports which were frecly circulated TINT
tho Directors Of tho Company would paas tho
n,a,, ."r,.,s, A ~. ,oa as"saos ,e"u "1S ra H.
cveii eafnins us h1eo chaFgcs' Inc
ahArcS most actively traded In werc
Western Union, Wabash Pacific, Lake Shore,
Now Jersey Central. Mtchiean comtral. Dcin.
WIRE, LItckMwIi,t,n. and Western. ErjS, unI"n
A 9sSo st Pm, a. Na1ss !, rs1ss, ,s and Northern
Tfn 1,a,.nv marEot ,ynrk"I sinootb,v t,,r,n,,
the tnOrnJnu. and saii Ioana a., ,'lctjI,
~ n1.rcntnf,ia ntocr rSi"fcrcI r",,,tHsI
bptwcon and ner ront. bnt 1t1,r.
inr tho AFTERNOON. owinE' nrinrIn"iiv
tn rho shifting Of Llama ron sltiinnt utron dnIn,
IL ruf,i,,s ~, fhn Stn"E Ev"hnrs" ,hr rtSs, .s"s
, 1881-08-17

tho Scfate. 70 send IN Tic appointment Of
ur. l,nxtcr alone, 1t wns Thought, would l,o
,iaklng ~ Invldiu's distinction Il, fayor Of
tliat EontInMan on tle part Of tho 1'rcslaent,
40 informed several SENATORS, ni,l nfsp tint Ills
appointment.
III. nAxrEn's llEc0i,r.
;, Dr. 1.axter l!aS q gootl rccor'I III the army.
cit S Siiisfe s ssrys9 rs Of e
Colonel holi,g Fletcher Webster. n sol, of
Daniel .Webstcr. 1)r. nnxtor stryctl coIl-
tinllously III tlto field for thirteen months rs
SffssG frass. q tsco tho res1Gnt 1a 9 y ths rnn|' r.
e'f ,e pat,o Il x e i1ansSyrs, 1KS'sSSys regSr' % if Sf
bravery tl.ml, the field. WHICH lie nuyer left
tn @ ~ o ws nf pfS"Et E o 4, %t c.e te * SxpSySt pys
wleM the army, wns reorgal1.zttl, DR.. jnXler,.
officers wio no seryc1 ;lllrIng iiIo War, ,sis p.
veyor " tho Army l,o waY promoted to TINT
o!!lse, Which he holds with tho rallls Of col-
III. Daxtcr was
HEARTILY lSpoHsED
5s fS5 0 cpss.a conRenSt By esss ts sost st .v Ha9
sates rs Iiinos aiid & boil; scmators sl and 1"e ali
tho REPRESENTATIVES but tllree from Ohio.
President Garfield, when inen.ber Of Con.
Hayes looking 10 Dr. Daxter's appointment.
There Is no doubt that lind Ur. Hiss
not. coyeicl tho position Of Surgeon: Cen
oral Of tho Army, Drs. I!axter, Wales,
Lincoln, and utlier8 would to-day 10
ol, tic Hoard III attending Surgeons oi, tic
President. Dr. Baxter llns prescribed for
the President for the past fourteen years; ~
n clasyntRta Of tho President remarked tho
dent WAS under Ur. Ilnxtur's cnrc III lsH7. As
tic Presidents present trouble lies In his
stomach. how necessary that o,,e who Inns
treated lin for that difficulty. and SUCCESS
fully too. should hnvo been summoned.
That IL tho way people have CONC 10 view
tho subject,
, 1881-08-17
IN Jeopardy, tho liopo would be held out that
lliS life might be saved provided he a,,cccss-
ltllly rAl tho desperate gauntlet OF death.
WALL STREET AND GRAIN.
Spectators IecalsztnH on Their Invent-
Tncnts, and Speculation still Hanas

T*~~~ AEN~uA@%A~A St&A 44A&k49
Netu Tort sun, xuq IL ~,
"Are t1e reports TINT you l,ayo been a large
seller OF corn III the last fow days tr,,o p, was
asked Of 1tufus Hatch on Saturday night,
ayes, partially" no replied. "some OF
my customers bought corn at A. to 4a, and
they'ro realizing on their profits. The ttl-
val,co lIas been from 40 to co cents bDsl,el.,
or about 10 per cent, III Chicago alone. In 81.
Louis 1t Is even mora than that, and at into
rior po'nts, with Gust Of transportation added,1
It's several points higher than tit tllls ctt,5
and Liverpool. Tie damage to the crop IL
nuqnestlonably very great and It carries witt,
1t almost every business interest in the corn,
belt. but tho activity In speculation cxle,ids
to TUG entire grain market The Tn1nuSE
RESPONDENTS throughout Tic West, WHO Re. Re.
t,ort nlt Increased percentage In The spring.
wheat districts, a.1sl q very largo tlec1easu il
ne ne, winter. IN wheat districts. venture to say
noon on Monday, will confirm those figures,
II 1t don't, It's safe to say that there's screw
19ose @ soN;ewliere,-.probably 10 Warrington.
10. aoa carl alwgYs tell about these Washing
st af osnn Tee qrf9nf nad iyn, year, fo iEn
ton from Washington, tIat uio Ngricultural
would 10 from !H,vo6 10 5V,SoS Bales iess
t.., t..nt t.tc Elup ~ Luo ,P!ceEulHH 4Enr. lie
pouent lioeri!iV nti this trustworthy In
iortnat'of'. AZ; the nlarkct, DECLINED his
9roKer Kept asklnE MN for n,ore mnr9l!I.
3t AiIcr Ilg pfice: nat! gone uoWik, u n certain
t!int Il there was artlllytt would help him out.
M H!lt he inarset kept rllllning:aown. mid mt
tast ne Agricultural l5'!r.nt'ilade It's report
Iof ula llscal year. Ehjala bpencd his eyes.
Eli1at! so!4 0l't 'at a. net lo9s Of S'l, ~,
Iie Hays that II lle ever catGhcs the young
lnan ili tlle btlreau who gave MIN tho trust
Woft!,y lluorli,atnli hall give hlm lesson
III GiFtl-StfptCG reform. +
, 1881-08-17

fnrfs os we tn,ssuae I rrvrnt IL c,y II ,r,,,,Jt
e ,rcfelIy ,,nfnvnrn,ic mn '' H. h,s" w"M ~
"tnin,, ~, to ixtnrv uf tl,c % rnxr tIsn nnse NY
t'tl,o,,s fever afui Iec..ssary exhnst, e, 1T
,,,cl, scercir, iis iut XIX, fru, i ,,,,1 1 Ho
mti fryrr itye|j, AthOVti lin +" tvur s.,''I' t,,s
icycr bcc,, Il very I,lgIl o,Ir.-tin ,,I., H.
las nfwNys Woil uirutrr ti,uu lin "iiiiso H.
thimw ilEs Il tirGatnmiilr iig,re.r"Tri ilta,., Is
t.w .lamnrr that il utur Nssttu,t .l..,iatS T.
inw tyni,,i.i charnctnr. | Wn,1t Il ,f,'ny ,s,'nsMniyy
,,,,tlerstoo,i t,at lavc NJ, .riIrIsn T., ,naTgg
wh;cn .hsnE inv i, iii sEat sohs ~, G',sg. H..
sfrntl. tiistittwntsiI iniwrp,i tbn u,,rt,lcoI
a,Mi Tho medical management Is to liz sa iat.
, 1881-08-17
CAPT, HOWGATE.
Ills Arrest on a Charge OF Embczxl[ng
Over $4,000 from tho United States.
lsiko fhuskx xxtu L

HIS Arrest on a Charge Of EmbczxlEng
Over SAC, 900 from tB0 United States.
Detroit rni. Aag ID.
a few weeks nEU various newspapers In
different pnrts Of tll0 country printed tho !,
story tl,at Cupt. Henry ". 1lowgnte, recently
Ut the Signal Service Bureau, was tho Of
fender In I, social scandal Of 1nrgo naEnt-
tlitlu Mt Washington. Yesterday another
chapter WIS addea to his troubles, which, II
borge out by tho fnets, Shows linn 10 bc more
seriously Involved tlinl lie would be through
a1ly mere scandal of tho Kind ilrstmcntIUnel.
AS tho reAdcrs OF tho Post d1lti Tribune
Will remember, the Captain has been Visiting
lit this Stute for some weeks, passing most OF
Ills time nj Mt. Clemens, wherc hv Is being
trcated for a severe attack If scIatlca.
Saturday Unttcu-States.Alarshal Matthews
went to Mt. Clemens, wl!urc lo arrested
Capt. uowgatc OIL tho charge Of enlbczzle-
tho unlawful debtor uf tho United States
amounting tu over $40, ,O0o, with possibility
tlut 1t Is iii m,lclI more. LIZ WIS Kept Mt Nj.
C!elnetis Sunday, .utt brought down 70 De
sot Ss sssx Gl It s iEssss nilS les so af
ior Washington In Charge of slarsl,nl Ala.
thcws. yin The Canatln Spntnorn, at s:o' lust
evening. During tho tlny he suffered SO
wnull not be able t, 20 Inst evening: but
coed, thDNEh i'll considerable lHitt,.
Cuut. li1ws,to WIS FIR years In the e,n-
p1oy Of the t;oyvr.,i.,e,lt, ut Uas time III tho
cnrpclty Uf Itsbursne oilleer Of tic SignMl
Service Department. Thu complaint on
which ll0 was nrrtSteu c|tnrEcs bfut With c".
Gczxling ii tiiliarout tues III l870 Tic se rata
sums 0f SlafW0, il,SlW, SI0U, mt tel1, ,0Ou.
The complaint wlls illatie out saturday, tho
cuuu!nltllllt beillg 4. ii, NGwcOnb, 4 Spc-
ctni AEont of ihe Department 0f Justice 1T
Washington. Inc colnplall't Is not very
sppciii.., bllt tho faets arc these: tj!e Signai
very heavy and vouchers fl nn,2llIlts ns
lnrga ns Sl0, co. Or 81, 200 nre often Ila.tH nut
| TO pny tho Colnpaily. T1lo Western .un!o1
nirpi,se: and, WjillS tic 0xaet lnotlsod OF tilu
nijeEu,l crInu cnill,ot 10 stntctif It Gun 10
su!tt ti,at Capt. iiowgnte Is charged With
Willis Gai,t. iIoWet,to wns nt ti1e Russell
House ycstersluy llo was feeling bully. hut
ills ho sail, WIS u, account Of Ills sIsler.
nnrfcrfiv nhjn tl Uxi,IaIn matters wien ho