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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-16

Snpalioen, bic fld mieber uui benz
@ese Der Seneruns befinben, ipredeu
lid in anerfennenber gSeiie iiber bic to-
niiden @iseniduften BON 5oitetters Ma.
senbitters aus. Nidt nur perleibt bal'
ielte ben @ei&widten neue &raft, es per-
beiiert aud ben irresnldren periauerteu
3uitanb oes Dsasens, bemirft reselma=
Bt9en unb leidten Stublsang, linberi
rbeun,atiide unb Nierenidnlersen unc
l6tet tpiber baS Tieber.
Gum Serfauf bel alien apcthefern uno
Sdnblern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-16

rnb Ts lledte ibm bic Stole ins &dcpfz
lob ]; cine Tbrine lag earauf oenn Go
fonnte nod nidt Der Tbau tes Nbenos
ieiu. Die Come mar eben erit 9eiunien
unb i'm Sdatten Der aufiteisenoen
DSmmsruus bradte Saint Sulf Gle @e=
liebte ans 3er3 unb ite ent,cs iid nidt
Sem Sdeibetub. Sc mar elm fladti- -er
Rub Der yerbsiBuns, in benz 1b bic
9er3en fanteu. 60 tatte eucie nidt 0ez
tibt. Der sliibence Mauid'. Der oiel
Semdbtte unb mebr rerlanst, mar oielenf
3uife fremo
Qanse nod fans Wtanon an Der Oar
tentbir uno fab benz @eliebten nah. bis
et i'm Sdatten Der Nace oeS Vois be
goulo8ne peri4waur.
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@rltes Hapitel.
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Sin Satr poll itiirmifder BewssunSen
unb tlutiser Greisnilie mar iiter Grant
reid babineesausen; bic VeriSbnunq
swii&en benz 9Snistbum uno eem Woll
mar ldnsit hem bitteriten 3wieipalt ses
miGen.
WRit benz TludtUeriud bes 9Snise
mar bic neue Vera perbdn9nibuoaer Ser,
pirfniB einsetreten. Die auslSnbiideu
6eere, in ibrsm @efol9e bic @n,isrirten,
paren in Trantreid eineeorunsen. Der
sebeimen Nujettelunsen bes 1cfes CAB
man biefe Rriesss.fabr itulo uno mil
ieter Nadrtdt aus benz Eager fteiSerte
id bic @rbituns in Yuris.
(Dprtfetnns folst,)
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: 5taunensuerther ssort16ritt in 3,

Staunensuertber GOrti6ritt in Der
@birurgie. Sn Golse Der iogenannten
ntileptil9en Wunbbebanblung, tuel6e
bon penn Gbirurgen Brofei1or Dr. Sitter
in QonbDn erf funben murbe, 1inb Die
nerfuiiroigfen uno i6ipierigiten Opez
rationen tpel9e friiber 3umeiit ben Sob
bes Operirten bdtten sur Golge baben
| miiiietl, erm6gli1t morben. Gei6piilite
ipel9e 1it in Der 2eibesb6ble zines
Meniden befnben, galten itets fir un=
beilbar, tpeil bic Gr6ffnung oes ln=
terleibes unb Der 3utritt atbntospbdri=
fder 2uft in benielben Wunbtranfbeiten
berborrief, bic ben Sob berbeifiibrten.
Die grfinoung 2iter's berltbt bornebm=
lid barauf, Die 2uft burd beigentiidten
&arbolldureoampf gu besinfisiren, mo-
our9, tpenn auf biele Weiie in ben &6r=
per einbringeno iie ibrer fddoli6en Gin
ipirfungen beraubt 1T. Muf @runo oie=
Ter @iderbeit baben peri1ieoene Gbi-
rurgen ginsriffe in ben menf6liden
Organismus genagt, bic bon faunens=
ipertben grfolgen gefr6nt mur6en. So
tuie bereits mitgetbeilt neulid profeiior
Billrotb in Wien. Die patientin be-
fanb ii6 am a@tsebnten Sage nod Der
Operation fat pOaftanoig ipobl. na6oem
lie itbon an, britten Sage fliiiiige Nab=
rung (fiBe Mil9 unb Bouillon) regel=
mdBig 81, iib genommen batte.-@or
ettpa sipei Sabren bate profeIior gaernp
in 6eibelberg Die erite oerartige Opera=
tion nit gliidliden Grfolse ausgefilbrt
uno bic neue1te go. 191 Der Sammlung
flinii6er yortrdse bon profeiIor @iz
1ar6 8oItmann in 0ane a. s. bringt
einen ldngeren Mufias bon Dr, Ser
mann Rrauiolo in Granffurt a. Wl., in
tpel9em 1bnli1e gliidli1e grfolg mit=
getbeilt tperben. Ser betreffenbe Mr3t
bat mebrfa9 tpesen peri1ieoener Darn.
frantbeiten ganae Stiide aus bem Oarm=
fanale .berausgeidnitten unb Die S6nit=
enben bes Darmes mieberum bur6 far=
bolilirte Ndbte 70 CUR 8ertbeilung se=
bra1t, baB ber Darm obne Functions
ft6rungem feline Sbdtigfeit bon Neuem
entfalten fonnte. Dur6 biefeOperotion,
defenders bur6 oben gei9il6erte, 1T ers
tpieien, baB bic gritirpation franfer inz
nerer unterleibsorgane beim Wfenf6en
ibre Bere6tigung bat un6 baB tpieber
Elm bebeutenber S9ritt bortpdrts getban
| 1T, UNI bic {9redli9iten 2eiben unsliid=
li9er. bisber fir unbeilbar gebaltener
Weni6en gu beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-16
NNan perIiere feiue 3eit.

MAN DerIiere feine 3ett,
menn ter Wassn. bic Qttsr ober Der unter!eib
Ititsnt lins, ~ bsm fttsrsn 5slmittsl, 6olfet.
isrs Wassnti!tere. su sreifsn. R,ani6eiisn bsr
Ssnannta Srsansn traeu8sn anters. nod plele
trnillidere unb eine @srnanlafiiauna ber(elten
ii hater asfdbrliG. nnYerbauIi6feii. QeberIei.
ben. Nieb,r. bic tlfen anfdQt ypn Gtsuma,is. !.
mus. Ni'rtnitw DE- flbren, rtnn strna&ldffat.
fd~ r, to- D'perli6' 2eiben tsrbti. Dsan s.riere
babt ftine Belt. bisf ntrifam,, f1srt unb Idnolf.
btsannit Nebijin AZ eebrau&tn.
Gam 9srtauf bet alien MpptteFsrn unb fdnb.
eyn.
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2tnsei9en.

Department Der @srE&srunsen, stutifit uab
Uef&idte.
aultin, xsras. 20 Gtbruar 1881.
Mn ale. bic % anssbt:
60 mirb hermit b. f&stntst, baB bic Nprbheut.
f1e 8erit9erunse Geltlftaft Don 5amburs.
Deutldlanb. in itren gtf9dften in biefem Staa>
te rem gefsben Sou aeras pog gfdnbis senast Bat
unb bab bieft OeitQftaft etn Autorifatious. 6 ct.
tifeat spn biefer Office beRDt,wtl4, ibr erlaubt
auf eta Sabr, som Sanuar 1881 Bic 81. Deem
Ter 1881. @elddfis inbteitm Staate Sorsuntbmtu
0essbsn unisr meiner Sanb unb .lSiesel aif
meiner Office in Muffin ur:er Dbilem Datum.
q. WoYe, q. W. @pai9bt,
Is Mt. G0mmiiidt.
ii
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Suebett erbalte1t.

9ie Serren $. Soste & G6bne
baben foeben cine groBe Nustpabl bib
i6er &nabenan5iige erbalten, bic Iie gu
ben billigiten preifen berfaufen. Mfan
iiberseuges ii6 bon ben 8ortbeilen, tpel=
DIE Die 9erren oem Yublifum bieten.
7,3, In.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-16

= Infer 8orratb BON ,seiben unb sez
itreiften 3amnS 1T bebeutenb, pelden mir
su iebr mdbisen Yreiien pertaufen.
g Dram & Is o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-16
g2eues BON Watue.

6opien. 8itters, lpelde in unieru g pal
ten anseseist wsrben. iinb elm lideres
6eilmittel fit &altes 6ieber, Ylaienz uno
=9eiben. Die welds tie sebrauden,
lasen, ie tSnnen nidt gu bod empfoblen
irerben. Die 2eioenben irnten iie hinldnS=
lid prcbiren, uno iie ireroen baburd
entbulialliider werben in bem 9obe itrer
beilenbea @isenidaften. Ycrtlanb Nbs
Dertiler.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

Mr. Eifor comment upon the two aud d
half column editorial in the Times of week
before last would be futile there being m en-
tire want of either argument or logic ia it,
and however "loug winded' difusive
may have been, have not yet extended my
articles beyond the space of a little more thtn
- column of your paper.
have not "a doubt but there n many of the
readers of the 1Utes, who commend the style
ot its gifted editor, but am sure there are
noue better satisfied than himself in his own
selt-sutilciency. But Mr.. Editor, | will not
permit your contemporary 10 drap me into a
personal controversy, aud away frcm the is
sues, "a subject OF much concern To the pub
lic,-Nho might hare been benefited by hav-
ing their attention drawn TO many things that
deeply interest them, aud upon which they
could have expressed an intelligent opinion AT
the primaries, had they not been preciptated
MS thcv have been Although the press OF the
State has been 50 partial in giving only one
aide OF the subject, now aSItatug Inc people o
this State, there are those personally tsterts'ed
IN keeping from the people matter that would
eniiShten them, aad therrt. re. have conspired
together ard called the primaries fully two
months an advance, and in the midst of the
busiest season OF the year for the sole purpose
of baking those engaged in the work OF en-
Lightning them, and shutting ffrom the people
The opportunity 10 inform themselves as re
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

OH TuE 18th OF September AN Ecumcnirh
conference of the Mcuodists viii lie held IL
H.ondor. This is the first meeting OF the kline
ever held, and naturally attracts much attcn
ton. -Four hundred delegates are expected
10 be present; two hundred from British and
continental Mcthodsm and their mission
fields and two hundred from the United
States Canada aud their foreign work The
Mcthodism that viii be represented at this
great conference reports 3I,73l itincr,nt min
listers, IS, 400 local preachers and 4.G9s 800
lay members. The total Methodist popua-
Non represented there is stated t. be 25 p
455.65j
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

49,. ..e,. ,,., M m ire
s,,.tt,.-e ,,roof RI their ~ ron. dong could ut
-, ,t..,, tt,. ,,..t,t,,tttt,rk oil "shniftng
III ~ ..t..tftrst,te .oy-
"D' - 'i' III ,l',s.,,.un,itr
elH"'en' \ ~" I 49, ,.i.4,o, H. M. III
tesl ''hs9ol' F''''9 u'i''' .,,. ,l,..r admin
70 utse 'he PeJP'e ga ,'',i' ii,....,,,Itb..e iu
lsu''u ~ y =, ,.rr,..l ,,i,.,.,.s
- MP''"! WIN US -. ,,I, l,.,r, tli.v
ud1e lHIa' 'e7Nl.'" w = =, H.. record Z
NO. ~. ''," s'3"" ~ .-J .,,1 shown the
~ ~ ny, t.,f,ri,. ,h.ir labor
Ps'i' w. w. H.. ..,...t,.l ttbtdac.
,t, $40. '..i,.. .tnrau.h o..
'.,I.,,,,,. ,i,. information rr..iu al Is. Gov.
,I''',i,,.,. ,.i SNOW wherein D, Is ihe3r-
NV J.,e reason 10 manifest Tn,
III, a',.,id iu ttio PICS itc.L divided ur
..tt..a t,c,,. N IN, rate ne cu,l a, o. tfom
s-.,t, 1000 v5i.i The ST.. ,-prIui.r
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
N 0 7 E S

- nuc, lane Commissioner of Agriculture
d"N"'"d ''l Hi- S9e"j energies 10 Tin" production
of tmo"-sthi" t0H on southern soil. lie is also
slld 90 na@r h9d vague theories or evolving "a
superior br.,4 OF horses from hor-,-chp-tuutt
Bat l.r- loUn-, I.s. new Commissioner, Is NOR,
pI1r1'tl lie proposes thal his bureau shall
ru~.tgl rather th1n ururrrHf,l, Nv prauot-
ing 81 t"r agricultural Interests Of tha ,ouu-
IT,, tu.ou-h pr1curfl ANA -cleutIC ne ~ periucut.
and hN inv -tt1 ftpu OF thc best methods of pre-
Venting cfoP-raN"-rS h} insects And Er viii
paA "ueb attention io Iur rapid depletion 81
our fa"est>. ihi- viii be- preferable 10 bitter
lea or hor>.-oht-tnuis.
TIE savannah l.,~< recalls a rrcceden. for
'5'' 4 Y 5sa. s. NH i,i@',
both rcsigncd because the WING i.esi-lat,,rs
~ peiioy and as,ion Of i6s sa9'ints,r.ti Il;
tained, The next Legislature having mejority
OF ing members and clectng W lillian A. q ra-
ham aNd W 2. Mansum 30 the Senate a tecir
successors.
The Whitaker trial which at ous time prom
t'ed TO furnish steady emrio, .ncut for ain the
"NpeLts ~ the country, nas AZ last come 70
an end although the decision Of the court L.
VET 10 Voc az uonnc.d. 1t is not likely that the
verdict will >rasihly affect public opiuion rith-
'T Ior OF against the colored cadet
Inc base blackgnard Of the chair" is what
member of the PennS ,Ivaui4 Icsi-I,turr c.tlls
Speaker Hcwtt. What they med an Harms.
burg, as Mr.. Tukyeydro9 Nvould ~ay. is Dc4ort.
ment and good deal OF it.
Ex-senator Conkhug's seat in the Senate has
been secured by senator Angus Cameron, of
Wisconsin. The seat L. the most desirable i'm
the senate chamber, occupying the end OF TIN
middle row, next the centre aisle.
The little tnrn-up OF the Chesapeake ana
Ohio Canal directors VITA the boudhuldor, cost
S;H.2eS 81 But, then, the LAWYERS and the
ne" >parcr had lots of fun out Of IL
Senator Bayard doe, not believe IN The New
VERSION. Faith and hope he told The ticrman
Of r.l "a raalrs ara OF
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

THr AMERICAN horses abroad are .haHnl
their heels to the Foreigners Last week ~
chronielcd the victory Of Iioquois, >ir. ?. 10
riflnrd's horse, the great Derby, aud now
We hn"c 10 announce :. subsequent victory OF
the same horse for the Prince of Wales stakes
at EPSON. In addition to these victories,
FoIhan, belonging TO Mr.. JAS. X. Kcene, OF
New York, captured in France the Grand
Prix de Paris, which is to the French people
what the Derby is to the Enghsh their great
est race. The purse Mr.. Keencs horse won
vas worth the snug sum of S35, 900
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
WHOLESALE BUYERS

Can purchase from us a class of Goods not
kept in houses doing an Exclusive Jobbing
Trade, such as Silks, Dress Goods, and the
Better Class of Goods generally cut in lengths
to suit them, at Lowest Wholesale Prices
The price, in Plain Figures, Marked on every
article, We aim to give every purchaser full
value for the price paid.
mil 25-3m 1881
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
NOTICE.

rTHE Commissioners ofCharles county hero
i by fIrewarn all persons from placing oh
strpctions in the Public Roads Of said connty
particularly such as telling trees across the
said roads and leaving the brush and limbs
therein; also from throwing brush or clearinps
ana dropping cord wood or timber within
the limits of the said roads. All parties dis
regarding this notice will be dealt with ac-
oorlmg 10 law.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
a Sad, Sad story.
!, Y Ec,lilln Elrrss,.

Y 7. hFeIWg hIpfs7'.
The Pottcr's Field Of this cxporlius nation
has TWO new mounds The daisies may bios
som, the gentle dews descend, aud the katy
dds chirp. Yet where, oh where, can We
find = man who will shed A tear upon behold
ing these new tomhStones
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
Hamilton Easter & Sons,

100, 2ol 2O3 Baltimore St., Baltimore,
Have now ready for sale a Complete Stock Of
Dry Goods, adapted'to the wants of Wholesale
and Retail purchasers. Their assortment in
cIudes goods Of every class, from low-priced
to the most expensive and fashionable; en-
bracing much the largest and most varied as
sortmcnt ever shown in Baltimore As they
are Large Importers Of Foreign Goods-one
of the firm visiting Europe twice a year to
purchase direct from tho Manufacturers-they
are enabled to offer Goods of that class at
prices much to the advantage of their cuso-
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
R. l.. MURDOCH & SON
TAILORS.
Near port Tobacco Station.

TUST received the fashions for SPRING
- and SUMNER, they now prepared tc
make suits in the most fashionable style
Securing, Repairing, Cleaning, Binding and
Coats turned ut the shortest notice and cheap,
One of them can be found in Port Tobacco
every Tuesday and Saturday, prepared to
take measures and receive materials. Work
delivered to Port Tobacco if desired Thank
tul for past tavors, wesolicit The same patron.
age and satisfaction guaranteed.
may l3-ly 81
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mortgage. the interest on which can be readi-
ls mid from TIE income Of the institution.

mortgage. the interest on which can be readi-
ly paid h0m tile income Of the institution
At Westminster, Md, on Friday Chief Jus
tice Bartol, 10 The hahe.,s corpus case OF Col
Wm T.. Maushy, com4aitted to jail by JUDGE
Hay den ia default Of pay meut of IA ) 10 fine for
alleged mis0ehhviur in court refused the he
tiiiou TOT discharge and remandcl The peti-
tiunrf To- custody until the sentence OF JUDGE
HAYDEN shall hnvc been ohe,ej. Col. MauI.-
by again refused To pay the fine and was re-
turned 20 jlil but later member Of bis ani-
J., paid tic fine aud tae colonel was released
The State Department has published n
pamphlet establishing tie purity and whole
-ompurs- OF American pork. 1t has been
learned that Limerick bacon Is nude in Chicloo
and sold ia iceland us the genuine article.
Nr. Hayes while BE was President exceeded
all previous Executives in setting loose per-
sous convicted DO oileuse- against the laws of
thc Emitted States. During bis four Years the
pardun- issued Uy him averaged forty "a month.
.upUdius iu many instances notorious cfimi-
mus. who, 1t j. alleged. had no claims what
ever 10 lruieucr. President Garfield, aud il
i, greatly 20 his ccdit, has not followed thi.
cN ,mr.e Ia the three months That he d..
been ia office he has P,rdoned just three ~
inals n
guard ia prison, in tocklnnd Ne, attempted
e. escape from the State prison ~ Thomstou
"Wednesday ia company with another pri,,rc,
named Brogicn, by throwing uartshorn 4 ~,
face Of sentinel Another sentinel sl,o,
Haynes through the lungs, and both wers 80.
cured The wounded man may die.
One hundred and twenty children have d;ea
recently at Luddington, Mich, OF diphtboria
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17
Highest Cash Prices.

Parties desiring to sell their crops, if is not
convenient to call, can drop me a postal card,
making an appointment at their farms, and ii
will receive prompt attention.
In short knowing that farmers cannot buy
unless they sell and as want to sell them
ecery hing they need, so am prepared to bay
etery Thing they hare to seY in the nature oil
products.
THOMAS r. FARRALL.
La Plata Station, b. & p. r. R.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

The Car is going 10 anchor himself Our in
he Neya, 10 keep from being blown up.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1881-06-17

Thu Savannah ArirS recalls precedent for
the % t'slukitte aud I'iatt.
and itobcrt strange, tlbcnOcratic members Of
the United states Sen3te from North Carolina.
both resigned because the WING t-eEi-iaturr
had contemned tls espunEtng rrSol utions ana
~" policy aud action OF the Udnitntstration---
They appealed to the peopi" and NS"r" not ~"s-
taiued, the next Legislator" having . majority
OF Mig members and electing W iIltam A. q ra-
han, aud W z. Mnnsum 30 the Senate a. tecir
I successors.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

WHILE TIE New York Herald was
doing all il could last week to arouse
the fears of citizens Of q water famine,
the New York Star argued that 'he
great object of the clanor was to put
the ciIy into the way Of expendng
twenty-two millions of dollars for
another Croton acqueduct and scare cit
izens into the use of Thompson's water
meters. There wos fourteen days sup
ply of water in Croton reservoirs yes
terday, allowing eighty gallons a day
for each per- m in The city. Yesterdays
rain settled the matter for the present
aud he Star says:
"There were long faces in the Public
Works yesterday over the welcome
rain, and the long document which was
being prepared to effsctually bring every
one 10 Thompson's way of thinking
was consign ed to the fireplace"
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

THE New York Tribune says that
Hon. David Davis is anxious to get out
of public, and devote his at ention to
private business. All this talk about
prominent officials being anxious to
get out of public life amounts to but
little. When the country sees them
striving as hard to get out as they
strive 20 get in, then it will begin to
believe that public service is get, ,np
to be burdensome, and men really
want to get out of it. As to Mr..
Davis he is perhaps at this time
nearer the position he has coyeted
than he will ever be again, after his
present Office in the Senate is vacated
And it is not at all probable that
when man finds himself in tue way
which he "long has sought" that he
then begins TO slowly make up his
mind to return to the place from which
he started. The Tribune has sadly
misrepresented Mr.. Davis. If the
gentleman himself would only speak
out, he would doubtless say that he
las just now commenced to live and
be happy.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31
TeIegrapbic Sum, nary.

Advices on INC West VI sland
are 10 tho effect nat tenants are pay
ing The" leut and land leagues are
d ~band'ug-A "ch hbisbop Mccall in a
pr = Dral denounces the "no rent
mar fest o.-Mr. Sexton is reported to
/ mortaoy il'.-The ship 0mba from
Batavia for Melbourne, fouudered in a
gale. All hands We're lost,-The
s. amer CAlcu. from MelbL al ne for
Sidney, ioundeYod at sea. All on
board, % in number, we lost.-Lord
Lyons, the British amba ssador at
Paris, hP been created viscount.-
President Grevy has invited NJ. Gam
tetta TO fom a cabinet.-Since the
Flench columns have been SET in mo-
ton they seem to be making an easy
conquest of Tu"is.-A memorial SER
vice in honor of the late President
Ga.ield W held al Berlin yesterday.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has
conferred upon King Humbert the
colonelcy Of the ,wen, y-eg ghth regi-
ment of Austrian infantry.-Signor
Gherardi d. Test !, the Tuscan dra-
matte author, is dead.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

THE WARN, HEAVY, soaking show
ers of yesterday, last night and to-
day, puts to rest all apprehensions Of
short allowance in our water supply,
if any were indulged. Tho Brandy
wine is now swollen, and the wells in
the country are being filled to the
brim. Springs that were nearly
empty are all running full head. The
long clear spell of fine weather has
enabled the farmers to get an unusual
number of acres in seed, and the rain
will enable it to take deep root and
defy the frosts aud ice Of winter.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

CONNECTICUT has received great hon
oi5 al the hands OF South Carolina. The
u Governor aud stan aud regiment of
militia from the Nutmug state have
been the guests OF the Governor and
millt OF south Carollua. The Charles
ton AecS dtd Courier, that able expo-
neDt OF Wht Is best IN the Sauth. de.
votes two-pfge supplement to picGares
aGd skstcbes ot tue visitors, and gives
up whole editorial page and half a
page Of ,"ioat" cOlrmns to descrin-
ton aud eulogy. I he event is worth no.
'ce becausst, as the NeDS SAYS, cit IA iha
hrst uuie : at sn entire regiment OF citl-
zen soluiers trom NorlheIn State has
traVefseu our street, In aSnity since the
bloody day when hrotLer fought against
brother and misunderstanding and ignOr-
ance wro' ghr their accustomed result -
Behind the fervor aud tho "hurrah.
boys of the Ieceptlon, whicn has been
very gf az, tntrt Hes stronger feeling
What IL is Is contained In the following
extT ct lro N he Ne1Cs editorial IL saws:
"Connecticut and South Carolina can no
more De pu' asunder hereaite~ than hus-
0lnd ana wife can, AID we te in a
State Whe'e the u - no divorce for IDy
ca 7e. u viii be said or though per-
maps, teat there Sno more hard ar / real
mban'rE 10 such talk - THIS at sucb a
ume Than there ~ la the formal teryor
oi an at' h-"'nuer speech. It, is not true
In our Se. We have learned N 1 we
cannot stand alone, that our fight must
oe made within tie onion, ard always,
therefore, wl'h and for tine linton j
Making a due allowane Tor the rx-
eraVaB 'ht statements VIII ch tbs NeUs
says are not made, thrls in ihls inc,-
dehJ proof OF "A liberdl tendency which ~
me more Incredible u that il ~ destrabi
II Is evidence of that crumbl.pg of sec.
honal feeling which such sits as that
OF Connecticut fulthef more than "prac-
JichI Statesmen are willIGg or 1esirors
y admit. Press.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

IL Tyner and Brady and all the .est
OF the Star Route men are innocent Of
robbing the govel nment, it becomes a
nice qu"slon TO explain how, since the
discovery of the Star Route swind ers'
over -, 900, 900 annually is saved to
the government by putting an end 10
the swindling. This money went into
someb' lys pocket. Whose pocket
was it?
The daily gazette., 1881-10-31

The New Yo.k San r. a Warh'ng-
ton despatch which says Pr "ident Ar
thu h no iuteniion of permitting Mr.
MacVes h to re, ire his r 1sition - At
torney General until he Ste rou'a pros
etltIors are over. The Pl sident Will
silh,r re use TO eept Mr.. Macy eagh's
T l. iation, or g this course owes
inadequate be will offer him a retainer
ana ergsge his assistance as special
courSel IN charge Of the Star route
cs as.