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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
SENI.WEEKLY.

The Scmi-Woelly WING aud advertiser
has always been fnvoritc with. country
readers. II contains from twcnty-threc to
twenty-five solid columns OF reading mat-
tc, including all the leading editorials and
all the nows from the Daily except miuor
local items. Its market reports are full and
accurate, being frequently aud thoroughly
revised and corrected. 1t 10 newspaper
whose acquaintance being once made VIII
never be dropped, rs our mailing lists for
years past win chow. II is printed on II
clean and beautiful type, and the greatest
paine taken to make its typographical APP
pouranco perfect. The Somi>Wockly Is
mailed from tho Office Tuesday and Friday
mornings, and reaches the great majority Of
ia readers on the zane or following day.
TERMS:-- Per onuum. o., Fix months 81.
CLUBS For clubs Of eight, ~ ior cent.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

The bright morning sunshine cannot
alone produce the choicest flowers Of
swcclri perfume. Their tender petals
would soon wlthcr and die without the
cool night dcws. Lin up Thy down cast
spirit 81 illl Of aillictlon, aud let thy tears
water the green places Of the heart, Civ
Ing life to better Impulses, and strength,
to good resolutions, rs The dcws Of even
Ing lnylgoratc the flowers. In the hu-
man heart may be cultivated beautiful
flowers Of love and living fountains Of
charity aud sympathy, which viii In
Nplrc with new life all who como beneath
their gentle spray.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
Gems Of Thought.

Great things are not accomplished by
idle dreams, but by years of patient
study.
There are some persons on whom their
faults At we'll, and others who ARE made
ungraceIu by their good qualities.
Many man has reached the summit
of fnmc, and then looked down into the
humble valley where he came from, and
longcd to BE- there again.
Sin always begins with pleasure and
ends with bitterness. II Is like colt
which the little boy said was very tame
In front, and very wild bchlnd
We should enjoy our fortune US we do
our hcallh-cnioy II when good, be pa
ticnt when II Is bad, and never apply
violent remedies except In an extreme
necessity,
As the western clouds are tingcd with
gold even after the sun II lost to view
~ docs the memory Of u Kind act hrlu
Smile to the face when ihc author
forgotten.
II you were ~ willing to be- ~ pleas
ant and ~ anxious to please IN your own
house Ms You are IN the company Ut
your nclghbors, you would have the
hHpplesl home IN the world
Duty Is the little blue ky over heart
and soul--.ovrr every llfc--largc enough
for u star 10 loDk between the clouds.
aud for the skylark Happiness to rise
hcavcnwarl through and sing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
AGENTS WANTED -.

Responsible and reliable agents aro
wanted Vt every pos, office IN The State. ..
The most liberal arrangements will no mado
With oil such persons. In some counties of
the State II Is well known that persons who
WHO hav devoted themselves exclusively
TO this business for n month or two have
made II pay very handsomely. As mn ins
cldenial buelness II has been source Of
profit 10 many.
The Wing is especially soliciloue Of the
friendly olhces mud corporation of Post
MASTERS, whether az agents or otherwise.
meh s 81
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

The Washington papers say that JUS
ticc Harlan, Of the United States SUI
prcmc Court, is passionatcly fond foot
ball. This fact should prove valuable
pointer for young men who intend call
ing on his daughters.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

The practice Of sunkc-fccding with
live animals ut the London Geological
Gardens accomplished of. Special stress
II laid on the ease Of MI unhappy guinea
pig with young rhmlly, who tried TO
Shield them with her body from the pitt
lpas reptile.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
y #YHOMAS q =
-m y HOUSE
Reopened BY

.5A d" Reopeneda by u
j ASSN -HOMAs
Main.street, Bristol, Tenn,
EAET 10 aNGTEBI7t CVl .UWru
TqHAYE again reopened the Tho,
IL rs House, on Main Street, M, IJV W.
prepared to furnish first-olass snc S aa
mediation to the Ipllblic. No n
and no pains will be spared Il '
he:hotel all it was in its palm
days, 90 Is I. ~.
Boarders will 7be, received on &c
Being provided with. good stable,
am prepared to furnish stalls. food sn,
attention to horses. "''N-''' ''N 1'
Rail road passengers will find IN,
house located inteasy distance OF tS'
Passenger Exchange, ther tables wal I
furnished ana lodging unsurpassed vi
Porters regularly at the trains TO re-.
ceive baggage and conduct rasssngcr
Jan g. '74-tf auRs aaltsro f.h..
"a afffe fnfaa 0n.a.N
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

A German editor remarks that in
America thieves are so scarce that re-
wards are offered for them. He does
not seem to know that it's not until the
rewards are offered that they make them
selves scarce.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

Lawyer C---(cnlcring the office Of
his friend, Dr, NJ, aud speaking IN
hoarse whisper, l-"Frcd. I've gol sucl
cold this morning ihOt cant speak
the truth" DR.. NJ. Gwen I'm
glad It's nothing that will interfere with
your business
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

4 New Orleans actress put what she
supposed was arnica Oh her face, in the
dark but it was iodine, aud she will not
go on the stage again for while.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

Several undergraduates Of the German
University Of Marburg have been SEN
fenced to three months imprisonment in
Il fortress for ducling.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
Richmond Whig.
Established 1924.
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DAILY.

DAILY, prompt and reliable exponent
Of the everyday news Of the world-State
and local news n spocialty--o political man
uni and text. book for Virginians, and n
newspaper for the masses.
TERMS. Per Annum, IS, six months,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
The Touch Of Nature,

Last appearing In the Mobile Register,
the appended fine ballad, by writer
identified with the choicest literature of
the South, Is worthy companionship with
Bayard Taylor's "Givc us n song, the
soldiers cried" and merits further cir
culation IN both sections for Its stirring
expression of national brotherhood:
MUSIC IN CAMP.
Two armies covered hill and plain
Where Rappahannock's waters
Ran deeply ciimsoned with the stain
OF battles recent slaughters.
The summer clouds lny pitched like tents
In meads of heavenly azure:
And each dread gun Of the elements.
Slept In It's hid embrasurc.
The breeze so softly blew IL made
No forest leaf to culver,
And the smoke of the random cannonadc
Rolled slowly from the river.
And now where circling hills looked
down
With canon grimly planted,
Ger listless camp and silent town
The golden sunset slantcd;
When on the fcrvid mir there came
4 strain, now rich, now tender,
The music seemed itself ailame
With days departing splcndor.
A Federal band, which eve and morn
Played measures brave and nimblc,
Had Just struck up with flute and hcrn
And lively clash Of cymbal.
Down ilockcd the soldiers to the bank
TIL margincd by its pebbles,
One wooded shore was blue with Hanks,
And one WAS gray with Rebels
Then all was still; and then the band
with movements light and tricksy,
Made stream and forest hill and strand,
Rcvcrbcratc with "DiXic."
The conscious stream with FURNISHED
glow,
Went proudly DER It's pebbles,
But thrilled throughout its deepest flow
With yelling Of the Rebels.
ASNil " UWlS', UIIu tiI'I HNHn
The trumpet pcaled sonor0us,
And Yankee Doodle was the strain
10 which the shore gave chorus.
The laughing ripple slloreward flew
TO kiss the shining pebbles
Loud slrieked the crowding boys In blue
Defiance TO the Rebels.
And yet once more the buglc sang
Above the stormy riot:
No shout upon the evening rang
There rcigncd holy quiet.
The sad, lone stream Its nOisclcss tread
Spread DER the glistening pebbles;
As silent now the Yankees STOOL
All silent stood the Rebels.
For each responsive soul had heard
That plaintivc notes appealing,
SO deeply "llome, Sweet Home" had
stirred
The hidden founts of feeling.
OF blue or gray, the soldier secs,
AS by the wand of fairy,
The cottage meath the livc-oak trees.
The cottage by the prairie.
Or cold or warm his native skies
Bcnd In their beauty DER him;
Sending the tcar-mist In his eyes
The dear ones stand before him.
As fades the iris after rain
In April's fearful weather,
The vision vanished rs the strain
Aud daylight died together.
But memory, walked by music's art
Expressed IN simplest numbers,
Subducd the stcrncst Yankees heart,
Made light the Rebels slumbcrs.
And fair the form Of Music shines,
That bright, celestial creature,
Who still mid wars cmbattlcd lines
Gave this one touch of nature.
--JOuN II. THOMPSON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
GOODSON MALE ACADEMY
First Floor OF Masonic HAL.

First Floor OF Masonic Hal.
announce to the -rublic that the second
five months scssion'of my school will begin
on Monday, JanuSry 18th, 1881. 1t is
probable there will be no public school
fund for this session, should there be how
evcf, my patrons may expect to get tho ben
eft Of 1t, az heretofore.
Thankful for past liberal patronage, |
respectfully solicit continuance Of the
same.
CIAB q, MEMOIR,
ml 81 If Principal,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10

llA vHnnB arc Ungtsai0itsLh and ~ 'Wa,ig
character dtsjiufs! 10 U,a wrner cnn ptttnaV
tesiVt, bah frUm sfpsriehce dnj Ubss,thhon
Among the many fhdqfs " ne Rgtlew v M
part and another ~ The oUuhtfy, n u pfspiiis
tbs, numbers are afflicted with Deafness, ~
sneh II may be said "Wtlte NJ UDqe Ia. hY VA
X Ud3 I Dvy strict, New Ypfh .sbtleelm W "a.
ton win tgcelyeby return Ntrmely ibal I'm,
eufatyn effects viii DO permanent lont W..
mower regret doing an EHiyf " Ncig lWh
camille Rfpfttg, S,D, 20, 1880.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-05-10
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, 1881-04-23
THE LAND FRAUDS.

opeEtAt A$a&R4k;H ~ : ~ <HlsH*O 4btNAHss
81. Lou1s, April a::.-Whea tho United States
Grand jury waa In session fcw days since for
tho purpose Of investigating tho lu,d trauds,
which eases hayo stnca been abandoned in the
Federal Court, II subptean was Issued fnF the ut
tendance Of Charles W. Bishop, 4 Chicago Nuta-
r., who was understood so, know Rrcnt doal
atuut tho acknowledgment Of dooas In contlao-
t!on With the land tlt1os. The Notary failed to
obey the suu,ulods, but rort!Geate was sent
down from Chtoaxo physotnp 10 the ct1cct that
bishop wus tpo Ill to travel to Be. L0ula Deputy
Matshn. Sopat lott hero on tho investigate
the mattur. and discovered that ~nLaheR had
Kous Woat.' With the authority o{, = Special
Deputy OF the neuvor District Of tho untoa
States Court. West proceeded tu lowe 0uloh, q
mining camp about twelya p1iats from Lead
Wills, where he founa hts man officiating 40 sco-
setary Ut ths Iowa Gutuh Cold & Silver NlnlaE
Company. tao VIVA at onco placed nndor arrest
and brought hero by thu ne1t through train,
arriving this morning. Bishop appearod ln
Cuufi sbofily before o'clock III tho custody Of
Process tIo '1 X the Waitsd States COURT 10
q lnattor involving criminal proceedings.
lie sAti he had not ooeYed tho aumnona u Ut
| tend thu Druid Jury Ra9Rute ~ Audrstn County
attorney had told him that he could not be Com
, 1881-04-23
LABOR AND CAPITAL.
ST, LOUIS.

Spttta1 Dttpateh to Tnf tn,eaoo Tttbunk,
oI' LOUIS. AFrl%'-Ine steect'ohr ooha'1ctoss
and drivers movement to sco'iro bottor hours
seems to hnyc tho support Ut nenry nil tho
s.. ~ - ~. ,.. .n' " n,.a ~ s,,.' u.
uaclole ~ !" l'A!ot'ts VI euo h'cs. Ane 'oto""
Ing resolutions haya been adopted:
R<soludd, That on Saturday morning next the
drivers and conductors of tho various r,ntta n,.
sa,nfin NJ tho,r ro.nect,.n s.,r.t,,,,s,stn.e an,
II tho companies hayo not then Agrecd 10
, 1881-04-23

M Convention lit 1878 II, Chicngo, read ex-
'traots from. y speech usade by ''thc recon.
structed 1sebel, ax-tioy. Brown, Of GeorE'a."
lia commented 1,,on the speech, and several
times turned the laugh upon Mr. Brown,
, who himself Joined in tho ncrrl-
lnenk Lilo laid particular stress upon
u sentences III Nfr. Browns speech III
which Ito said: ut yon will Riro us
{Gcotgta HcptitItcnns) she fruits Of the VIC
tory we i,aye lately won, we witt carry Geor-
ria for Gen. Grant," It hatl only bcun tn tho
Inst campaign that he had appealed to tile
eolorcd men to- support him against tho
Dourbuns.
THE HEruuticASs HAD HAD EVERY RIGHT
T0 EXrECT !.
the Senntor to tnkc his .seat on their side.
They hntl butter right to expect tint Scn.
FMtor than the gallant soldier from Virginia.
and i,t3w the Senator cailo here ind delivered
lecture. about bargains, .tl.auallter, cansca
by Sir. TnWlay's manner in elnstnK the honk
whicl, be held III hts ha1ld and throwing 1t OH
Ills desk.
Atr. Brown replied. md then TIC. Senate
adjourned TIL TuuAtlny Mext, rs tha Farragut
stNLtle will bo unveiled Monday. );
, 1881-04-23

Sptftnt Dlfr1tch to Tile Chttdqo 7rlburk
rrTrspunu. Pa, April "a nun mined III,
cnco TnppD. WHO hails from Cedar Rapid, Nkh.
hid hearlug to-dHy on tho charge o! bin,
suspicious character, an'l wns sent up Tor nm,
flnys. Ho has until lately bcon on,ploycd d,
,wnfter Iii n prominent boArtling- house h,r
where ,he tnado hlmaolt agreeable uct onty "A
Ills employers, hut to tho survant- gfA fof
whom ho seems to havs spectul liking, u ID h
engaged to no less thin three OF ,b.u
ono of them, lives on Pom ARENA
aho sponds the. wintoss In Plttsburs aM
tho summers at hor homo In Detroit
Hho Il not cxacty IL servant, but Il friend of tin
family whcre ahe atoos, md for whom she doa
some work. Sho bus s5,ooo In her own nam.
which TnppL wns not slow to discnyrr. rAs
othor ovanluG Tnppi was accompAuylnf ID
young womAn hoMle fronl church, and xhih
passing tuwn street hn took II guld chain ffosa
her tpGss, saytng iIo would keep It until "a.
vinccl that the Rlrl luvcd him well enough 70
admit Of his .uaArry!ng iscr. ets
subsequently nsked hin fnr 1t, but each
time hu replied TINT no WIS not yet
convinced TINT sho lived him. The yoGof
woman grew wuary or such replies, and seat d.
had pawnod tho chaln.. This girl had bought
eash. Tho other two Rirls to whom DO ID Cd.
9nKcd also lnanet1 him money. flo owes ope II
ind tho nther $l7, Mono Ut tho girls were xhl'
lug to tnake Information HEattst him. The D..
trDtt luss told hfnl Mt tho Mayors nicc that tds
~ hnlca him. set she l0vod him" rho lnioru..
ttUn nyntnst him WAS nude by detective, With
the result Above stAted.
, 1881-04-23
GLOVER.
Special Dtspafeh to tbs Chicago Tribune.

afkttdt O8paleh 10 1Hs EAtsaGo 2F1oAH&s
WAsnlSoroN, D. c.. April 22-It Is said
TINT the evidence III possession Ut tic Post-s
mnster.Genoral will show that ex-Congrcss-
nnn Glover, the great Investigator OF tho
Forty-fonrth Congress, whose ',,l1'd was
against every laan, was tic halloween OF tho
patent for CLAMP for fastening nall-bags,
which is to figure In this scandal III some
way. But 1t appears that Glover was not
benefited, as tho clamp at that time was not
adopted.
THE COMMISSIONER Or TIE GENERAL LAND
Inns prenarcd report III RESPONSE 10 tho re-
quest of tho Secretary Of tile Interior upon
tho rights OF negroes to enter lands in the
Indian Territory, under tho treaty with the
Indians OF tho Indian Territory of t8Gb. The
Commissioner decides tliat no slicl, right en-
lists. Tile Secrntpry Of tho, Interior viii is
sue q proclamation Tomorrow warning ile-
groes not 10 join IN the Oklatunla movement.
stONEY onpi:Rs.
10 the Trtstern .issoetatfd lsfess.
WAs1ftNoToN. u. G.. April M*-Dnrlng the
llrst three Eontl.a of tho current year the
Britain amounted to EUt $780, and British
issues upon this country to ;Rl8,0eo.
THE REINSTATEMENT or rAYsfAsTEN Ed
wAHD 1fELt.oW5,
by President Hayes, has caused mn unusual
degree of opposition IN tho Pay C0rps. The
Stevettson-C -Cuswell case ia roylved, and is be-
fore AttHtlley.-99s .-99sellpral ,MacYeagl t9r dscis-
lon. The cnsU llas already engaged tha attell-
tion Of three Secretaries Ut the Navy, two AT
tnr1ey.Gchtrnls, md two Presidents, md Is
likely to ba carried to tho Supreme Court.
BIxEs.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, TINT foreign
holders Ut u per cent bonds OF tho United
States cnn have their bonds continued nt w
PER cent, will establish NIL uEcncyin London,
'rhis nctiUn will avoid shipment OF coin from
thls ctllntry, In ease Nty large nHlUllnt OF
hon.ls held Abroa,l should be purchased here
for continuance.
TIE rorAL VALUE OF EXroRTs
OF provisions md tallnw for the tiyn months
iims inns Ii, isso, S1S, ,20o, Id. Val,,cs of dairy
products for the eleven months ended Alarcll,
lS4I. -, 80 l,0Bti; for the eleven months ended
March, 1850, S15,O3G, ,lS8.
PRESIDENT GARFIELD AND WIFE
attended ta-tlay. clnsng the session OF the
National Academy OF Sciences.
SEw SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY.
prof. ueil created quito sensation ut tht
meeting Of tho National Academy Of SCIENCE:
! yesterday by tho reNdtng 1T 4 paper entlttut
"Tln prsHlllrtlon Ut Sound hy Radiant Eli
er9y," in wlitGl, in snfi l>e hntl 1nnde tho In
n0rtnllt srluntite discovery that K0n0r0nS
ness would bo fnund to boa RenOrnl pruportl
Ut MI tNntter when exposed " the actlun nf I
rapEdly'!pstrrupteI boatn of sunlight. m
III lnrge numbers, w0r0 worry enthusiastic
Dyer tIls new discovery, rs llArrnted lit th'
| pnper, ind thu Academy passed vote q
| thanks to Prof, Bell.
, 1881-04-23
PROCEEDINGS

WAs1tsSarox, D. G., April GA colloquy
took plnce between Sherman and Deck coll
onrninK tie allatory proceedings, during
which Nlr. Beck remarked that lls would be
very caretul whit he snid In Wow Of tho
declaration OF the .Scnator fro,n Rl,mtu
Islantl {purnsltic), that "thfs thing was
fnlse, false. false, md ,nust STOP" brrarso II
lle should have tU fight lie might slIuot hts
,na,,. and thus break up constitutional
}naIority." ..-.
Air. Sherman daclaretl that the toctrne
TINT the minority si,ohld rule WINS dangerous
anu revolutionary, md, 1t carried out ,ntlcr
thu rules, Ssllato might> bc compelled to
reylse lls rules, or do what tho .llouse ot
Commons Ind recently done to prevent d[la.
tory motions.
Alessrs. Harris and S'lnrman engaged In q
brlet discussion OF RtldpbsrKer. and SIr.
Shar,uan sa!d ile did mt know wltat the ina
IoTity would do, but the tHct TINT It should
bs compelled to think OF what It wuuld llo,
showed =
\ nEvlvAn or THE DOCTRINES or 1s8i.
Whatever might t0nle ot this Contest, It
would be the Judgment Ut eyary rcatler 0t
history TINT thu Democrats IN this c0ntrO.
yersy had tnkcM tho wrong Issue, llu did
llotutslre 10 10 into collateral mattars, but
I4a WQHItl1 hAHt0 &Ak1tV kNtlos 1ttAs
Mlt statement Of tho debt Ut tho several
6latea. 80 =
! After disclaimer by blr. Burnside OF m
Intention, Wednesday, to reflect upon any
Senator, slr, Jonas took the tlaor. ar4 the
Heath bNsl1esa WAS revived, Mr.. Dawes
l:JolntAg issus with Ar. Jonas, ..
3lr. nrawn then sent to tbs Clerks desk
and hntl read extracts from what he called
Republican papers, In some Of which the
deadlock was attributed to d!sgracefut bar
gain. This puppets were ln general pro
,iounced nat Republican, and S[r. burnside
sunt To lAo Clerks desk mud had read an OK
tract from the Louisville Cnnricr-JourAr
to the effect that the country did not syllpa
thtze with the Democratic Senators III this
contest. =
MR. NAWLEf,
holding in his hand 0 report ot tAs Napubls
, 1881-04-23

SUPERINTENDENT HOLMES, Of tic South
Slide Ratlroad Company, l,as lssued nm order
announcing to tho conductors and drivers of
the Company that tltetr salaries havo been
advanced Is per cent and In tho case OF tho
barn hands 25 cents per day, Alr. llollucs
congratulates tho employees on their manly,
courteous, and dIgnhed conduct, and thanks
them In tho uamo Of tho Company. All's
we'll that ends woll, and this has certainly
ended well.
, 1881-04-23
ANROTT'S CASE,

nosroa, April se.-0ov. Long has tsp ~" s,r
Tho protest Of Wendell Phillips against ~ as.rno,
cutlou OF 8tearn4 X. Abbott. The uo. Pill
claims for himself tho samo human1ty ~ I'D
Iipa On the subject oF cap!tal punso!a",,s tat
bad recommended the Council y comh,uo aaao,sd
sontonco. IIo aays. With the Couae'' s..n vpp Wv
I ihayo no moro power In tho case c.naos
have, either 10 pardon Or commute. rs,npt
Withhold ur rttlae 10 align tho aean a.. i.s, d
bccausu tho warrant, under tue psc'eas .,ence'
ReasqSE teusa RS RI Fbiips III j. 70 .es fef
on the 11vcrnuF's part. tho iatssafpsIns} aots
siatemant Of il, aud says thast ho sEaxas VI eos.
not really hel5cve these e,,no ~ Without touuas
tim,
, 1881-04-23

Ara special meetlngof tho Common Coun-
ell held Inst evening resolution, introduced
by Aid. Wickershau1, instructing tic Cor
poration Counsel to prepare an ordinance
providing .that after Jan. I, 1881, no wooden
blocks should DO used for pavcments of
streets and alleys on the South Slide north Of
Twelfth street, was pnssed.
, 1881-04-23
SENATOR DAVIS ON M0NoPoLIEs.
Epseta! piynatth to Tbs CAteaeo Tribune,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aprlt ga gentleman In
this city, who wrtte to senator David nhv.s In
dorsnR tho Henutar's yiowa regarding tho or
Rantzntion Of n purity opposed to InunopolIsts,
haa received II reply, In which Mr. Davis says:
"Tha moctaa!rs. tho farlnern. and the lahnrcrs
Of this country havo Ito dostlny In their hands.
they ate !ts blackburn in tlnlo Vt wlr, When-
ever tnny ehopsu t9 prntpct themselves against
cnrpOrnto nlunopnll4ts nnd extOrti,n IN nther
TURNS, thoy tMyG tue rnwer tu lnnku tho protcu.
t!on eluellse, nMd hopo they will exercise It
, 1881-04-23

9pEtF31 279pQtFH 10 TIE e"seuF" - ,.1oAf
HrnlxurlELp, ILL.,, april ,--At about s!si 'as.i
this n,ornlug. peaehy Durus. proH'non. ;" a.I,oo
slrcles as a hutd citizen, WRs shot at nls .a' IL
and danco- house noar tho Wabash depot a. a.
tho tine ha wRs sitting In tho salooa WV. ..I.
brother john, whom Thomas McNorny,a . no.s.. ....
nus rough, entered with other hasa! - rss
l'caohy attempted to ejeot MoSern5. oa. ~ r,.t
thrown to the Rrornd. aud before he oov I'll q
wis shut Ii ihs buck BY one Of ~ psrMy p1ny. WuF
whom! Immediately ran away: MsMses ssare suDsa.
Guanty nlFoatod US moaiborh Ut the Eaos' found
revolver With one empty chRlnber w. sss.!nit Il
upnrl Franks. Thu scrItnNna4e was IT, Ha FrankA
istirns il stlll alive, but Ia. not expected" !" :.
cQY4fs. -
, 1881-04-23
ing vote Of tho President, and II Is said ttai
n war between tho Doprs atd the nattyc
African tribes Ia threAtene,l.

TnE spIz,ro by The t;uverntnent Of Tie
Docrsc,, Courier for repubIlshing lsUchcfort's
article on tho death Of tho Car occasions
mucl, uufnyorab.o comment. The Ministers
will be questioned OIL tic subject In the
1latnhutnr