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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
The Virginia Republicans.

RICHMOND, VA, June 21-Pursu-
AIT Ia cal og the chairman. Hon
John f. Lewis, eighteen OF the TWEEN.
ty-Sevcn members of the republican
State central oCn.Attce met TO day.
IN accordance witt resolution EasSesl
by the committee in February last,
which provided that Cor tie well being
oi the republican party i'm Virginia no
member of arepubicWn organization
or committee could be 1t the same
time a mcmher of any other oreaniza-
ton that did not acknowledge allcgi,
ancc to the republican party and lis
principles, the chairman. Mr. Lewis,
who was recently nominated rs tbe
readiuster candidate for lieutenant
governor, was declared no longer 4
member of the committee, and Gen.
w. G. Wickham was elected TO sue
ceed him rs chairman.
MIR. Lewis did not attend the mees.
ing since. After the call for the DIST
he sent out n notification of IL change
ot the date of the meeting to the 2Sth
inst. The majority ofthe committee,
however, which met to-day, and who
represent the 'straight-outs,' under the
leai of Messrs. Wickham, Jorgenson
and Dczendorf, acted upon the first
call of the chairman, and transacted
important business. They decided to
hold convention on August p, AZ
Staunton, for the nomination of can :
dldates for State officers, and that
none but straight-out republicans
could vote for delegates or he eligible
to election rs delegates. The basis
of representation in the convention is
one delegate for every 500 and frao~
ton of 500 republican votes pollcd for
President i'll each city and county in
1880.
II view Of the confusion caused by
two days being set, the committee re
solved, ont Of abundant caution, 10
adjourn TO meet here on the 2Sth inst.
The next meeting, it is thought, will
be a lively one, rs the rcadjpStcr MI
nor!ty element will have occasion to
express thor dissatisfaction At the
action OF the minority to-day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
,ENnE - 90 d ~. ~ ~ nol-I Oh ILL.,.

Z ME l-vy term OF "a. Go mtg Court Of Uhnp-
4 SHIRE val begin 1u tle ltst Tuesd Is in July.
~ persons btyinE q tin5 rlinsi the Coapty
are fsg3rel " lag 10 q e. tho same Win the
Clerk o. tbr CoDuty Court. fuily setting fr,h
The items and. % iJi services, the number Of
days occupied in performing tte same Nod the
Clerk IS required Co l'rcEt such cilign4 ~ The
Court C!siws hlp'd Pc f.,d wish tbe Clc.k
Cen dIt3 lct.t, Coat uleu possible Such
claims us were Btm.tiy allowed by tho BcarJ
Cf Uttscsr5 Of tsa Poor must TOW be- presented
To- ihe Court. AZ claims u.ust he y. oven o.
cc.iihs3 a5 lorctnfore
lhr Agent ral Qyersscrs Of ,he Poor are re-
q1ifti 20 m .Hs reports O.. aud settlements With
'ae Cou', ~ thI ier1. (ose ec.s 1881 pages
a.. &c)
Surveyors or Roads arc also required 10 mike
req. ttf % the tcurt at this term see acts 1891,
y.Ecs l5i Sc
The tususss Of Oh, Court Will be c.uduc,cd
10 The following order. viz:
The Gst Hrd stcg1i DDS o. hs term will o.
devoted lo fle sruiau6u-3 with fhe Oysrssef3 n
;He poor aud tlHr gen.: and % tta AuiiHrt
%. tlliTs against .bs Dysrsss.3 Of ihe Pg.r I'D
Tor ssrNi.ci g. q, plup.r5
The lhid AMI 'o1r.l tl5 D tr. tg,ii1F of
800 other ciain5 against tts oou.ty
ibs tth AID gu.ces lima days ,J t1e cars.5e-
ration ofro 3 bufiecss col sIcl c,g,r iaal,ois
az may b. before tle Court.
The attention Of person having tJ1iness W .tt
Che Court BE- specially called o. tai5 order OF ba.
siurss SD ihft tbey may know on vhat dt,s
ufir business ctn uc pr. Gated % utd r.at,c
he attention sf lbe Coat
@ S. WHITE CCcuC.
Jlno %, 1881.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
The Romance OF a Tramp.

During the Centepnial year, among
the thousands of persons who went
through the Capitol building one day
IA July WAS a tramp named George
-. As he was passing down the
steps, AFTER an Inspection of the build
ing he stumbled and fell, breaking
his arm. 4 Capitol policeman picked
him up. aud after preparing Il cot
sent for surgeon, WHO set the arm.
This over, the tramp asked the priv
iiege ofsittiug around in tho Capitol
PARK until he got strong enough TO 60
about again, saying that lie had no
money and knew that babitual lopng-
ers were liable 10 arrest on o charge
OF yagrancy. Tho desired privilege
was granted; and, in addition, an
arrangement was made by which lac
was given n comfortable sleeping
place in the building. The officer
also managed TO bring enough food
from his boarding house to supply
him. In about two weeks the tramp
gave notice that hc would start West.
lie was exceedingly thankful for the
kindness shown him by the officer,
and said If he ever GOT half a chance
he would endeavor To repay il. The
tramp met Centennial tourist from
Salt Lake CITY, who happened TO
know his father. After talking the
tourist offered to take him West if he
wanted to 90. The offer was accept
ell and the Capitol policeman. Arthur
Thomas, went to the depot with them
and babe them good bye.
Now let four years pass and the
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
West Vo. University.

NTiNE leluuelo o. 40. --text-bo1ks .-.
~ oshsi'at C5st-ctHIU rr,oosi d sl.t
tetther-rrHa lsel f,r oLs ycsI .-Ju S,ss 3D.
3 Hrn,sf.ia.ita, lte-ll thorough T.D
TDva begins september sth l55i Attendance
'et tc.f fs.n - .lputia5 &C GeH Virginia and
from .tva ard Territories Ndm5er %. sta.
cents lrrgf than '1r fal }rifs previous
fr-FOr CT. ioEgss ana other isf.tmtfl7. an.
ply t' iha Acu0grrei1snJ u % IURfNItN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
South 4iranllt 9ntelligentu.
BoMNEY, FRIDAY, JUNE "a. 1881.

Iho wheat cfop of Franceis reported
30 be most promising, and il Is predicted
that thc yield win be enough for Lone
consumption.
NA-!i.IuLAEG, oae OF Tic psioe'pad
cleFAa 10 the contact oGl se la Washing
ton, who has for several wears had char.c
OF tEe star .u.cs ia mos. OF the Tc;ii-
tories, was on Tuesday last removed,
and George N. Sweeney appointed 10
succeed him.
Twelve hundred unj ninoly-five im-
migrants arrived in Baltimore on Tues
day last from Ea.ope.
The receipts for the last year of the
British Religious Societies, reported at
the May anniversaries, were 9,GSj. 900.
The General Assembly OF The United
Presbyterian Church has resolved To
submit The question whether to allow
the use OF Instrumental music in the
churches to ,hc r~esbyteries,
1t is predictcl That one hundred per.
sons viii be brought to the bar in the
star.routc frauds, and that some mem.
bers OF Congress will figure in the list
OF indicted. 1t IS said that Attorney
General MACYEAGu will conduct the
prosecution in person.
The Ohio Grccnbackers at their State
convention in Columbus nominated a
full ticket headed by John Sictz for Co
vernon AMI adopted platform conform
ing 10 the principles Of the party
EX-Prcsideut HAYES in private let
ter, in referring to, the recent report of
his comments en- Senator Conilling says:
OF course did not expect that | was
10 be reported about Conkling or would
have kept close mouth; net that the
reporter blundered 20 any grca, extent.
but don't like TO seem even TO strike n
man, who Is the under dog in Tie fgut,
even if he is my enemy"
The richness Of the Alaska gold mines
has been greatly exaggerated. The gold
is hard TO get at, ahd does not exist in
tile quantities reported, and the s. ories
about big nuggets are pronounced by
parties who have trayersot the gold belt
as decidedly mythical.
1t is said that Ex-senator THURMAN
has written from Paris TO his son in o.
hio positively declining nomination for
governor by the Democrats of that State
He says lac made up his mind VIXEN be
first left the Senate TO retire permanent.
~ from public life, and that nothing ca1
alter that determination.
As an effect of Postna7ler General
James reforms. it is believed that the
Post Office Department will bc selfsup.
porting this year.
1t is asserted by one of orr exchanges
That the tract Of country includin the
celebrated Everglades" which The State
of Florida is now going to drain, will be
able to produce more sugar than The L
nited S ates can consume.
1t appears that since 1873 when our
exchanges in merchandise with Mexico
amounted IL value to 81 1000 coo sent
ana $5,O00,000 received they have in
creased until last yea- hoy amounted to
$4,000 0C sent ard 1900 900 received.
This gives some idea Of what may be ey.
pccted in the future.
Considerable Consideration was Great.
ca in the vicinity of Ottawa, Ont. on
Sunday morning last, ny slight shock
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

Shelhna, Mo, Democrat; The star
route scoandrcls have employed Judge
Shcl!abar@cr and wilson, and Ms
l.noci Touen and Col. lngersoll aud
Ben Butler to defend them in The suit
which Will be brought against them
for robbng the government They
also boast that they have plenty o.
money. They ire making arrange
mcnts for Il powerful defense going
to more trouble, II seems 70 us, tllan
perfectly innocent men would need to
do.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

II appears tha' TaylorS,rujer, the
colorcd man who has atfa.ual such
uot0Gctv has boon making limsalf
con-p.cuYu in parScrhary Tie was
h,rc, looking Cor work, anil mean
time amusing himself rs paying at.
teutjon to Il certain white woman nam.
eel Johnson This was lis1grceablc
60 n coorci barber banned Madison,
who. O. o,raujcr a!'cgcs, vcntfo, lin
with % revolver SUauj., bad lis
as aiimi arrested and a lively cX1oii-
Eatjon scene cusgeu bela,s q Justice.
ThoEgh otraudar svort 9. EASY tae
fash and helid tHe hl.iat whistle bv,
Madison proved au a.,5i and was de
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24
& NEWS or THE DAY.


pect Of million dollar fruit crop
The eolorcd Baptists Of South Carroll
IA propose TO send q missionary 10
Africa. OF the incoming wheat
crop have been made in Lexington.
ky., at eighty ccns per bushet 1t
costs - 900 = season 10 furnish Long
! B&ucil with music Thirty thousand
troops are Oh duty a ireland. -Dy
the wreck of a freight train on the
Shenandoah Valley R..R. Oh Wed.
nesday OF last week, John Yingling,
conductor, q residcn. OF BaltimOre.was
! killed-M. de Lesaeps purposes TO
light the Suez Canal Jy the electric
light, 80 that ships may 90 through at
night as we'll rs IN daytime.-During
the year 1880, one hundred and six
thousand, one hundred emigrants
left Germany for the United States
| The Secretary of War has prohibited
the use oil TOBACCO ut West point by
the cadets.-Mis5 Bette Groon, of
Forsyth county, Ga, has two silk dress
es which She made herself, having rails
ell the worms, spun the silk, colored,
and wove it with her own hands
n boy in Menard county, Mo-, who
was offered ten cents hundred for
potato bugs, captured 2,306 in one
day.--The crop prospects are good all
over Miss;ssippi.-A law student OF
Cincinnati named Fred Swarz, has
been rendered deaf hy smoking ciga-
rettes and blowing the smoke through
| his nOStrils poicouinu tha oar l,1sso-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-24

At Roanoke College, ut Salem, Viz
gina, few Gays aIo tic melal for or.
atory was awarded 10 y l.. Answorth
Of the CAoctaw Nation, Indian recri-
toy.
, 1881-08-10
tim EliMnSst

On Information laid BY Frederick II. ntcaEor,
bookkoopcr for tho lrm OF ilarmon SpEuauco
s. Co. If No. 1uJ WashluRton street. warsnnt
was issued yesterday BY Justice Hecct, upon
which Mr. 0oorgo r. Co1nstook, Of tho anaolscIt
commission hr1n OF George =. Conlstock s. cn.,
wins arrested oil q charge Of haTnE IN tho 9TH
lust. obtained goods undor falso pretcuscs. Mr..
COn,stocls was subsequently rolcnssai oil batl of
$3,u]O, and tho hcarlnR was postpnncd Dy JUS
tIco 5tecch until tho lUth Inst lit The tneantima
u STRENUOUS but lnuIyootual effort WIS nlado
to keep sroul tho publlr the fncts. which
nro us follows: On tho 9Th lust. hr.
George +. Gumslook purchased fro nj Harmon
spr,lauco & Co.. ii quantity OF cosu, and Ravo
tnolr chuck for ~, III. ~ III payment. Tic h'ok-
keuper lid not get The check into tho claarnE.
House in ttmo. mud, on tho following lay. 1t was
thr,wil uut NJ no Kuol thore hclng no funds ut
tho bank tn turcl II with. At tast Slr. sf,fu'
npcu WIS inclined 10 hlaulo hts btIokkucrcr fur
thu loas, IN ACCOUNT Of Ills not having sett thu
check ullt In tttn9 for It Ia r1Aah thu tiuaruv-
Hulisu, hut II afterwards tfansp!tcl that tho
cheek would iiAyo Gulu worthless III Any ~"
StHsIro. FhllfnH that this was tho case, ho III.
atruutcd Als ukketpGr, Wh1 sold tho corn a'la
tuuk tho Gtuck, to begin u criminal prosecution
AHlltI,Hu 9lr. EunisttIuk, which was s!onu.' ! IL
understood that Spr4allco s. Co. WILL pust the
tputtur tu tue eltsf. and will cllita tho suxtlct!.
siu,l or COutslork j. To- fruln thu l3nAr1 u !rAuo
uutlt ihoY hRv1 settled tho lnattcrup tn full.
, 1881-08-10
THE WRONG FUNERAL.

An iton, was rooul4t1y published IN Tue TAlb'
uHr showing that at Tho conclusion OF an IN"
quest hold upon what tho CorpnoF's Jury 10.
pluu.l to h0 tho body OF a FronohtuIn named
AUGUST Fouchc, an lri4hwonlan 1anea Mrs.
Iuhn Murphy laid ciaim 10 the body As that vt
her husband, 6he wont down 70 tic Morqle.
whcro sho embraced tho pody, !dealide.l II ~
BoInu peouitnr iGprks W that nf tho tatheT "
bur iliua children, aud Inully oltalntd leAtu t0
tNkp ii o,I ptltl bury It.. Ht0 Eot VIZ Il bploMlld
WMko, which was followed byN glorious tntlera!,
thu c1,uhiuud cult of both entertainments bctilx
*iT, . sun which neurlv aaplUtoa tao savings
bank acGuunt which tho Widow had be1h LOFT W
her ly-bGluyc1 and aQccht1y'lntaFrca hus"
band,
Yesterday. however. tnuoh to tho Widows sur;:
reise, her huHuand rotuvnetl homo. uxplained
that he bad bool OF Tor aaTIp To ttacint. Wts;s
hE askpa f0r &a} fsaln tho common family fn4l.
Tho unfortunate Mpt4Hu Mts not Ah!0 to supply
ins amount, Rua finally had to ooutcsa thAt tue
bulk OF thuir sAvin4s had been cxponao4 up0s:
tbs waking aud burial Of q corpse which sho laI
mistaken for thAt Of tue returned l0EI u tle
huuse. Nit. Murphy wal, Of UUntse, excessively
H1npyed, and troublV ra1ud tn ths household for
sumo tisae. Iut roconoiIatton wus 1nasly . q.
FFeuctmaa. ~ Strangely provided With lutcr"
tnent, haa beOn xHeeily ut rest tn tho Murphy
family lot as Calvary, where L wll! be allowed -
Fcula!n unless tts &stcnd4 idonst8y 1t and remove
It elsewhere
, 1881-08-10

NO CONNECTION WITH THE PALMER HOUSE
CONVENTION.
An ovcntnR paper OF yesterday contained a
~ M 'u n.ias - ~ pu
ent iotse. .. she ae.snt osaer u a,oera'ans
, ~ ,u, ~ soas .s 1,at,a,s ~ ,,so nn'
t,usn.nA Mnl.eSet ~ ~ VAN ~. ta,aet ia"uso
sl 'a
n. II, Lytt,s. mn cmpIoyG of tho Chicago Post.
oics. @ who nas 81 for f ions time u beea sery promI.
ncnt iu the a. Q. H.. md who wnB for sescr"l
years County Dclcgute fru,u that body. Mr..
LIONS cxprcasod surprise ut tho publication Of
sa1u , ss' """ "'"o'"''eo" ~ "'se1'' '"'so''
anu untrue. ,..............
nappch 70 nc' no saId' "one oi inc ihem-
DOTS ol tno Naaonal u'tctotys peih9 eleetea 10
'has position at mo last Sauonaf Convention
bors nro Mr. NaaInnla, Of Now Haven, Co1lil.;
hlr. MeNeet!s. uf indianapolis; Matt Curran, Of
n%sstt H.; .d Sohn q G1na
a. All tc rsi thlna which would @ hse ; bccn ioso,
no II fta I'll x19 y w9 aaGs :9 to
"WhAt relation t.uus tho 4. o. II. beAr 10 the
Pnl.ncr llousa g,thcr!ng, III. Lyns,sI"
tho rnitner isoso, % nor Inse % seo. III MY III 'ot tho
delegates sAtd to .bo III attul,lnnct: tt,ere.
know nothing about tho afIalr Mt all, is,oro tinn
bellova ,hc,i. F.,r a. a'upfe 81 weeks past i
hny0 scMrcciy talked win mumt,cr Of our
0rtser, aud yuu Gun be suru that lr tnls wer0 a
ll.uttcr 1t. whlrh wo nrc ut all Interested We
would have ulscussei 1t IN oil tts bclrlugs. Tho
lilbcrnluns aro Just xo!ng along qulatly ln their
PECULIAR way. attending to their: nwn
anywhere else. Tho a. q. ii. il a beaeyolcnt
% wttn prn;e1 s s
cent lii liz lodge work, anybody Is welcome to
, 1881-08-10

III The Editor n 11t Chicago Tribune.
CHiGAfio. AtlK. Ill opculy challenge Rny man
In town to nsk Tho first hunt.rp,! 1rish,ncn, or
women fur the matter of thas. II they don't bc-
I!crc In striking nt England b. every tnc4,ls in
their power, anu With every weapon of ucktrlic-
unn, md III forfeit my reputation rs an Irish
nun It nincty nut Of tho tundrctf to mt agree
with the sk1rtnahors, w1at right, the,i, haye
tho few bosses to ssate that tho Irish people IlH
nhuncc "sktr1nIsltu7"? And why titi they sut
themselves ,lt for leaders Ut q pe,pic aud tn.s-
represent th0sc people? would further stasu
10 thUst 0f ny culntryMcn who hAfe uisy
io,Ilfs us to tho Ehrist!un morality Of dynntuItu
war thu. 81. 1aosuus AHMlnHs. In his writings.
lilo Irish people nrc i,ow living In. and says
justified before usd mud innn II usnE every,
tneAns In their power. Aud John Mitchell had
referctiec to thss statcncnt Of tho great tcals>-
Hiatl aild saint when hc sM1t IT TT "co1l Ersisp
tho Tires uf hell In his hnnds be wuitih hurl tfIpl
tn the fnccs Of tho ctIuin!cs nf bis country
AMI aluw. til answer to thsp who stlccr ut tho
wrnkrcss Of :Su united fr3shIncn ltomah his
tory tells us OF Il band Of 1Uj ltotnan skitsttots
wbD drove tho trvnt!er fr,.t TIM ra.cs uf iionlc,
when they found that thoy hAd 1Ul lncl n swnril
u tlic. and willing to die, To inrct tl!ctn. The
Invader could. III b. kilrr, hhro swaptsLctn fran
tho Taco OF the curth. hut tic 1G0 were secret
sworn, and In Tint Ay their strcuHth. us 1t lies in
tho Nihllsts nE Ru4sla, aud III tno 1tg United
Irishulcn OF tu.ttuy. CKuwE.
, 1881-08-10


UEittiS. Aug. N.-So many towns and VII.
lagcs II, Weslerll Et,ss!1, whose populations
are principally .1estai, have tece.,tEy f,ecn
buried, that 1t IL impossible IL resist the sus-
I'tcton Ut systematic inccnlfarisut. Up tn
The c,l.l OF JuDe sI:tccl, towns A',d Villages
were burned. SlncH then frcsf, fires ave oc'
Cured. two of tho most terrible werc 1T
korcz mid Ati,sk. From ten 10 twenty lpnses
nfnl shops were destroyed at Knrcz, atld thtr-
sy.nna persons were killed. The bulk Ut tho
survivors are destitute.
IN lrts OWN DfFESsf:.
ST. 1'ErEusnrnt4, Aug. n.-t;en. Ellrurotll,
writing to Vcunnlosi complaining Of tho 1T
lacks Of The press upon him. atlntts That the
extraordinary measures takoll during tho IT.
cent elections iii Bulgaria were duo to hfln.
liz maintains tint they were In accordance
will, tile Constitution. lit says tlio only tlcc-
larutlon Ut military law-nuN,uly: Mt pgviin
and ltal,nya-was Ills own personal net, a1tl
was approved by the Council. lie Claims
tint ,lo pressure wns exercised s,pon the
electors, a1rt the only stcus taken wera to it,
d,co tho peasantry NOT 10 abstain from
voting an1 prevent intimidation By ngltators.
, 1881-08-10

to tho performance WAS tho h1g7ngattng noiso
Of locomotive, which for full hour md tsalf
moved up and down on tho onst aide Of tho
aad o@nnR III ss s''o s"9tor S'1w work w fifth i,
tho n.ussc. i. It WAS tntlrclr ailsnt during
ihc two hMf hntita Ut tntnrfnas!nn. md
Us tho n,ialo bcpan. 1t mt only appeared To lto
unnecessary. but 10 hnyo boon tono with II mali
cnt1s pi,rpose. .Thotn wns anuther drnwnek I'd
tho loud talking md chattorin4 OF sttnu po0plc
In the conecrt-roOttt proper, who seenod u ba
ilnAwnrn TINT plenty of room Is rrovtlrtl fur
th,,sn Win wl.li 10 talk ut tho tAl1lrs. and Tint
tho front cafra aro rcaGsycsi specially for thu&d
w'iu wish fH tleur tho tn1efc. It wO,ll1 I've we'll II
Tho tnHftRtts wtftsiA Nttnntlf1CG D.t their t,rf-
xtaH1s tltlt tl,t,sH who 0ce,ipy tbrso chhrT (hvs
fiu right tt disturb ttosa win ut therQ to istcnt
, 1881-08-10
ADJUSTMENTS,


~ II ~ <ASA* 41&h ASAOA4At
Theodore Thomas has given many WaRpor
nights in this city, and they have always buon
successful, but not ono ut th1tn cAn cornpare In
interest or In tho completeness Ut representa-
ton of the Wagllorlan music. bnth III Its carly
and lator periods, with tho proRFM1n which was
played last owning. 1t op1ncd with three selou'
tsons from '''IHnnhausor,"- always wolootao
tnurch, which u uuw rs familiar as any nusnbur
TN the cuaeort.stnxo, tho gorgeous "uaccha.
,inlc, which waa wrltton after tho opera WIS tn.
!she3, atld Ia devoted tu tho snbjGct oftho Fsnns~
borg, aud tho cxqulst ron,H1zn, Tho Evontng
Hlar," which wax cxgufs!tly played ny Ar.
LctsUh, Tho well. .ku1wn tsoMoUn!st, Atd rucelseA
M enthusiastic on0oru. Tho secunA nulnbcr
was tho "Raust Overture u picture In
tones Ut tho legend which 70 many cotnposoEs
hnye set to Musiu, nutIo suoro powerfully or ex'
prcssyeIy shan Wagner, Tho lhirl number
was undo up Of saIceuous fro,n attic Mcis.er.
sInRsr," Including tho xraud p!suosslo4s nf tho
Nuremberg guilds, tho lnnrty lalltes Ut tho Ap'
pron!ices, !hv stately naf19 " Seistsrsllxcfs @ @ @
eeuatH! 1ufllee aysr tho tn0n u tEtdeher ai!u
s. WHICH !: H. ,RrHg't atlss "s sno 10
ths 1rtloay, ind here NJ. ThNu,aa rfe.eiiteA ~ n!
elyKaMt selection, caIu,nrutng with !" NY
WalxtigSn" nppl VIZ. tls ,s %Sr.l T'e 7! y
was ~ choose tho coct t,s's, !ns .!aI,l aa tpk9
shcus t. Wahalla. whlch c4n hardiy y. tslGa!eA
f. tsts e itsfs IL .siSr. say @ tr ~ 6aS
uarh With hur ttaia WHrror M.s.u nsr at't:S; .bi
lhe prAnnY aAa lrAu,p!!!H uE thsis nsos. s .,,' S
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sho uMl, bo re.euetl onty 1y soae h6s0 bravo
enough " break through tae ataos ,Inet nnsa
% jsso.s1 10 spi.sIes eoi.!,uutea with no latt.E,
jlFst. thv :" WaIlwtbeu,'. or seems ~ }ho wooas
VIZ WnatG tv ~ ~ tS trr.t vars tGe Grl tolitpa t
, 1881-08-10
FRANCE.
T1tRr<r1f.


: pAn1s. AuE, p-Thu Princess lzabel,
Countess D'Eu, daughter OF DUN l'cdro H.,
Emperor Ut Brazil. at prusent staying ~ thls
city, las beon delivered OF sui. ltor tltlrtt.
After defending tho c0n.tuut OF the .na1oE.
Ity III the Chnnlbers who Ind supported the
Cab(net. Ferry concluded by recommending
concord amongst tha Republicans.
WAti AuAlXAr THE u0vIlsSsiEST.
Articles by Paul Arene mud II. Laurent,
both Ut wl,oul arc wnll known 10 b1 closely
Intimate with Ganlbetsa, apIear lit n news
PAPER III paris, the former slrenuuus!y slp-
porting Ga,Ahetla's program, aud tho latler
yul,euloylt!y attacking l'tuiMier Ferry, who IL
described III NJ. enemy to liberty aud q sulr
porter Of tho present Btnte Of things. Ills np-
polntlne,lt Ut partAd'cmy st. Il!lairo Us For.
elEn Minister Is especially Teproaclictl. Tllcso
articles aya regarded as a distinct declaration
OF war on tue part OF 0asnbetta agalnst the
Government,
PREMIER FEislsy, .'
speaking at banquet III his honor at !tao'l
I'Etapv, Department Of VosEcs, said tic
elections would result in the return OF mod
crate Meu, aud 1t was necessary to reject
Socialist candidates, whose appetltes aro
~ oA,InErrA,
1T grows clearer aud clearer daily thas, by
calling j.lst at this particular lnohlc.lt for
revision Ut the 6snste, ualnoatta tls1s dollu
lis owl, cause immense injury. Tho Qiobc,
which, llas until! now besn thu unswerv!u2
defender Of ILLS policy, to-iay separates fson'
him Oh this question. md Ironically remarks
That revision Of the taxes and the monopoly
systen IL what Is wanted, not revision ol
The HeAate. La Rcpstb'sque Ffa'catse' III q