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The Alleged Cattle Disease in Nova
Scotia.

, WASHINGTON, July 25.-Assistant
secretary French has received letter
from DIR. Thayer, Of the Cattle Com
mission, who was detailed to inyesti-
gate reports Of the existence of a seri-
Gus cattle disease at Halifax and Pic
tou. DIR. Thayer does not think the
statements made on the subject are
well founded. This view, however, is
based on mere observation. Arrange
ments bavc been made for thorough
investigation, the result of which will
DC reported in detail to the Treasury
Department.
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Killed by a Companion's Folly

CARBoNDALE, Pa, July 25.-Ervau
Reese, eighteen years of age, went up
TO the topmost portion Of the new
breaker OF the Butler Colliery Compl-
pany In this city to-day and was
standing ON the upper screening
wheel, when companion named
Lowery arrived. The latter told
Reese to come down or he would pull
out the iron bolt holding the screen
wheel, which makes thirty revolu-
tions minute when in motion. Reese
refused 10 come down, the bolt was
thereupon withdrawn and the screen
turned 30 rapidly that it threw Reese
nifty feet. He struck head fist upon
a large rock below, his brains being
knocked out and his whole body dis
figured.
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The German Cable

LONDON, July q, 1881.
The Times correspondent at Berlin
says:-HA meeting of the United Ger
many Telegraph Company unanimo ous "
approved a resolution adopted by the
Euelish shsrs-holders, who possess about
ten thousaud shares, or by far the great
or part OF the capital in regard to the
laying OF no cable from Enden to valeu-
na. The enterprise will be vigorously
undertaken by a well known Euplish
trm OF telegraph constructors, and with
three stea mers 1t Is hoped that the laying
OF the cable will be completed within
the year."
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Strange Conduct ofa wire.

JERsEy CITY, N. j., July 25.-Ann
Devsre, who resides III Jsbnsi o wn, Pa,
where, II Is said, she has three sons In
independent circums tauces, brought her
husband, an oil and iufirm man, here
yesterday afternoon and lett him on the
street. She was about to start back to
Pennsylvania when she was arrested by
Capt. McKAy,at this instance of the OYER
seer OF The poor. This morning, when
arraigned before Judge Peloubet, she
positively refused to take her husband
away with. her, and the judge ordered
her to he locked up until she shall give
some guarantee that her husband will
not become a charge Of the city.
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Action Of the Court in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE, July 25.-The follow
Ing order was Issued In the United
States Court In this city to.day:
July 20, lesl.-Speclal Order.--Pres-
ident. lion. John Al. Harlan, Justice of
supreme Court, presiding. Hon Charles
Il. Dyer, District Judge, Information
having been received OF the death this
day Of Hon. Nathan Clifford, Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, 1t is ordered that in
recognition OF the sad event and out OF
respect for the memory of the deceased
J'stice, this Court stand adjourned un-
I'll Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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Army Legitfmists.

L )NDoN, July 25, 1885, :,
The French clerical and legitimist
papers bitterly attack General
Fare, Minister Of War, on account
Of the severity Of the punishment in !.
dicted on the military student at
Saint Cyr in compelling them tn
serve for five years as second class
soldiers for attending mass on the
Count de Chambord's birthday. The
republican papers defend General
Fare and urge that similar measures
De taken against legitimist officers Of
nigh rank who habitually violate
War Office instructions.
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WATER SPORTS.
sehaefer OF Pittsburg Challenged
TO aThree-Mile Race by McKav

HALIFAX, N. s., July 25.-John Nc
Kay challenges A. e. Schaefer of Pitts
ourg, ra., to tbree-mile scull race, to
taka place within four weeks, for $500
OF Si,ooO side. He will allow Schaefer
SZoo Tor expenses to have the contest
take place here, or be will row on Sill
yer Lake, Mass, each paying his own
expenses. Mckay has deposited S1OO
Forfeit with W. l.. Lowell u Co. The
challenge remains open for ten days.
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Mexican Contracts to bs Forfeit.

CITY OF MEXICO. July 25.-rhe Official
Journai ofSOnora says the Government
must declare forfeited the contract 10 d.
tablish olonies on he river Yangri ard
Mayo, because the concessionary had moi
surged the land within the stipulated
three months.
Lorenzo a,larc, the conductor Of
the Moreias Railroad who was HoupdN
In the accident when 80 many lives vn
lost. died yesterday.
Adolph Hofr. q German -Americ 4
mercbant owner OF q large store, shot
few hours: He leaves young vile and
three children.
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Res,gnation Of w. t. we.t.rooL

Resignation OF w. T. westbrook,
On and after August LIST, Mr.. w. T.
Westbrook, who for the past twen-
ty two years has been manager of the
western union Telegraph company for
this city will retire from the position.
de will hereafter devote himself exclu.
siveiy to the telephone business, which
has Increased to large extent In this
city. He also intends to introduce IL in
The towns down the State.
During his occupancy OF the Office he
mas always given general satisfaction to
al who have had business re lal ions
with him.
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why the Chinese students MUST GO

CHEYENNE, July 26.-1he Leader to.
morrow Will contaib 3 report OF an in
terview with Tsu soon Kee, an attache
Of the Chinese Embassy t Washington.
He Gays that the Chinese students with
drawn from America viii b- sent TO E ,-
gland, FraDce, and Germany. They
erDment will hereafter educate stud Il Is
10 Europe and also 10 China, where mill
'ary and naval school. are being e.tab-
lished. The inference drawn by the in
ter,iewer is that the Chinese Govern.
ment fears the progressiveness OF A mer-
lean ins nsttutions.
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Shot Dead by his Son.

DAN FRANCISCO, July rs, 1881.
A despatch from Phoenix Arizona.
states that Thomas Hook, a stock
raiser, shot his father dead last Tues.
day ut Tonto Basin. The trouble
arose from the divorce of the parents
and a quarrel over division of the
property.
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ENGLAND's MOURNPU1 ,vr
EST. NAAn'
sentiments OF Sympathy All, 4.
Those OF His Own pao.,. y"

. LONDON, ,s, July 25.-The Standard in
~ eI,or,al article this morplDg. says ~
I'm Engiand every incident Of P,ss,d.s.
ga neid's Illness is watched with ieons Isau
pus mouiniul Interest. Had he besn !
British sta alesman 1t would have 'In hs.a
nardly possible for the English mar Y,Ia en1a
70 have manifested tru.r sentims",p wp,1 ~
sympathy than that which thew bavs sV VI
tenued 10 MIS- family and TO his conntrx
IN no part OF the United Statee viii ~.
news that Mr.: Garfield is out OF danss, %,
be more joyfully received than in EsS.
ianu. ~ DO part OF tue Union will III.
ings OF DIS death-should that melapebo.
y event occnr--excite deeper or mora
throughout mr. her Majesty 8 EnRlnispssf.
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Bradlaugh Obtains an Exte.,,on

LONDON, July 25.-In the case Of
Clarke against Bradlaugh the latter
to day obtained an extension Of Tina,
moving a rule for q new II ial until next
Thursday. 1t is said that the only
ground Tor the motion would be that
the verdict Of the jury was against The
weight of the evidence.
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Not Asiatic Cholera,
HARTFORD, Conn, July Is. Is

HARTFORD, Conn.,, July 25, 1881.
The severe illness of ex- United States
senator Eaton, which compelled bis
sudden return from Philadelphia TO his
home In Hartford LAT Saturday night
was not Aslatic cholra, as reported by
Telegraph, but only severe bilious at
tack. The attending physician reports
to-day that Mr.. Eaton Is In affair con-
dition, and that he will be convalescent
In few days.
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SWEPT OFF BY THE TORRENT
! woman and Six ChiIdrer
Drowned In Coon Valley, Wiscon

"Omhh and Six Children
Drowned In Coon Valley, wiscon.
sin.
LA CROSSE, Wis, July %. - The
s'orm OF Wednesday hight did great
damage especially in Coon Valley twen-
~ miles southwest of this place. The
mouse OF Hans Jansen,a Norwegian, was
surrounded by a torrent, aud his wife
ana Six children, ranging in sgc from
SIX months to fifteen years, were enculf-
ed and swept along llfeless with the tor
rent. The husband who was in rLa
crosse, first learned the news last night,
Tue roads being impossible and there be-
ing no communication by telegraph.
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A Happy Hff,

named Alex ander B. McCrosky, or Som
erville, Tenn, drew $50, 900 In the June
drawing OF The Louisiana State Lottery.
He Immediately co !lected his money from
NJ. A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La, and
resu med piowing. Who will be the next
Jy20-6t.
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EACH VIALcoNTAINsT T WENTY PILL {
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
CAUTroN-None are genuine unless the
signature OF ALLEN HAYDoCK surrounds
each Vlal Of Pills. Every Pills is Snuar
Coated. II your druggist does not kseI
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dress on receipt of 70 cents. five yials
for sl.W Buy at once. DO not delay.
These Pills are an absolute cure Tor All
bilious and malarial affections. They
grapple with disease at Its fountain head
and root IL out 81 the patients system al
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One vial Of DIR. HAYCoCK's NEW LIyEH
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and aches, enliyens the spirits and sends
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FOURTi; EDITION
Indications For To-day.

For the Middle Atlantic States
fair weather, preceded by local rains,
westerly winds, stationary barometer,
stationary or lower temperature.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
A cARp.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions " youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&C, will send recipe that will cure yo i
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send q SELF addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Nation J
NeW York Cyfy. Mavf-eOdDxw1y
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LARaEsr hKrAIL STOCK OF HOSIERY AND
Underwear In America. Cook BROTHER
Nos 40. 81 and 5s NORTH EIGHTH srREEr
PHILADELPHIA. All orders VIII hav
attention mo- 0-wly3pnr
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D I z D.

NAFF.-July Is b.. 1881, ct the resi-.
dence Of her husband, Mr.. H. II. ]. Naf
No. 2C9 West Eleventh street, MIRA. Grace
N; Nan. In her SIst year.
Funeral services al Old Swedfa Church
4 p. NJ.
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IHE sTANDARDa
SEWING MACHINE {.

Ihis sew machine IL offered at abou,
one-hali the price OF the old atyis
Macn'hes. and Is warranted for thyee
=, IL Is an exact copy of The Singer Famuv
Machine, and we Will send to any narsn.y,
Ine toOOO style for S2J %. with the pTiyii
ege ora full examination before buying.
Observing Machines with a full assorI
ment OF Needles. Parts, and OH, and Re-
pair and Improve all kinds of Macbine,
IN tne nes manner and at the lowest prle
ces for coed work. ~
rersons wanting Agencies or Circulars
VIII please address,
BYLEs q SMITH,
No. 6a8 ARCH uTREEr,
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Wilmington.
sTRAY SHEEP.

5 SHEEP <lG
Three Ewes and one Lamb.
now on the farm OF john XlIhk
Johnston, 5assafras, Kent
County, Md. ,,.
The owner will please call. prove d.
property, pay charges and take 'ne~
away NJ once.
iyl2-6tt Sassafras, Kent Co.. Mo.
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NOTICE.-Dr. Kline's Great Nerv,
nestorer Is the marvel Of the age for a
Nerye Diseases. All fits stopped iree.-
Ssno 10 e3l Arch Streety Philp tslphia
J.a AL ,
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
N OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON
COAL Gas COMPANY, July ., 1851.
Ihe price ofgas to consumers In the fu-
'smmencing LIST instant.
n R'rH4prcOy
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STOCKS.

BID AsKLi
First National Bank............ll5 las
National bank Of Delaware. ..5l5 $40
National Baik OF VII. Il Bdw'n. 851S 6S
Union National Bank. ........... ~ ~
Farmers Bank. nk.................... 81 w
Phlla. Wilmington & Bait. II. X U7la IS
Delaware X. R.....,............. 2yZ 30
delaware Western y. Re-. .... ~ IS
Wilmington 4 Northern Il. R.. ~ 3O
Wilmington City Railwa. ...... o
Delaware Fire III urance Co... ~ ~
Wilmingtoa Coal Il " Co....... 81 IS
Masonic Hall 10 ................ 8 y
Odd Fellows Hall...............lS Is ~
BONDS.
Wilmington CitJ t's............. ll2h lis
= do do 5's............l07 lO8
DO do 4%'s...........l03 lU5
New Castle County B's..........l0S ITO
do do 4xs........lU2tS l03
Delaware State e6's...............lO 100 10
Relaware X. X. LIST mortgage. .l0S us
Delaware Railroad Extension. .l07 lO8
r, W. 4 b. X. Il. LIST mortgage. .l2S LIS
VIII. City Railway LIST mortgagelO2 lO3
VIII. City Railway Extension. 10, lUp
Masonic Han 90 LIST moftgage.l00 lpl
Delaware City AS. -lU4IS .tl5
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AT Chicago yesterday 'Ltttls Brown
jug" attempted 10 beat 2.l2i for spec
ial purse, but only succeeded IN making
2.l3.
The daily gazette., 1881-07-27

Mr. J. H. BATES, NSwsPAPxR ApyEB-
rlsiN AGENT, Al Park Row, (zgn,ss Build.
..ng,) new York, IL authorised to contract
~ Anversisemenfs ID the DAILY an,l
- AWARE slAzrrrE ( -uf best rat.s
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LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

- szz1 II ef"zs1flslKy&zEHf<E :" =
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
vi N A FORTUNE. EIGHTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS III,
AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AU.
GUST o, ISsI-I35th Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY CO.
incorporated in 1853 for q years by the
Legislature for Educational and Chari-
liable purpo es-wi.h a capital of 81, ,ODo.-
Mt-to which reserve fund OF over SieO.-
OO0 has since been addict.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its
franchise was made part or the present
A. D.. 1879. 49,
lts Grand single SuInber ID rawlings
VIII take place monthly. z nsrer scqles
or posE2ones. LOOK II the following Dis
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Win. ingtoA Esarke ess.
WILMINGTON, Del. July "a 1871
at the isransywin. Nails 10.
The CITY Markets

me following were the ruilns prices in
market this morning:
m
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Notice To The Public

Tug VHOltc aTe Nere6V eAufinnnh
against sending any Mon.v ny. ~
1ers 60 NUNEs 4 CO., So \ assua n
New York ity. Thy are doodlno ~
country with Bogus Circulars purDorf. ~
~ % oe o. The Louisiana state Lottery
senting themselves as Agents OF me LoIis i.
aia Stue Lottery Company. Then have no
authority to sell The 7tckets OF Chs G,1,noass
and are not its agents. 'p""S'
Pres. Louisidna STATE Lotfer, n
NEW ORLEANS LA, July 4. 1881.
iuiy IL. d&w4w.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000

1857 Prizes, amounting to. .sllO.4D
Responsible corresponding agents want.
ca at all points, To whom liberal com pen
sation VIII be paid. p'"
For further informatiol, write clearly
g.slns iu,l address. Send orders by ex,
der ov mail, addressed only to
h. A. DAUPHIN.
or III. A. DAUPHIN at A"''
NO. 2l2 Broadway, New York.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drnwinos
are under the supervision and nana.es
ment OF GENERALS q. T. BEAiJRE-
YARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
, 1881-10-20
PERSONALS,

Prince Victor Eapoeoii, oMa Of the tWs
young sons Of prfucu Jorolno Napoleon, ~
with hIs fnthers permission, onl!atea a. a pm
VITO In Au artillery regiment.
Mrs. Il, 3. Wastburne Is staying 1T Fafls
With her two daughters. Dir. aud MFs+ !" =
Morton wifi not occupy their now utAnstoa tasss
before the cnd Of November.
MnstnpI,a. Ills exllea Minister OF tue peI
ofTuuIs, lives In luxury IL Faris, where 10 ~ aas
Invested fortune In housa property ~
ttr2nd Duke Nicholas 10 ono OF bis tenantat 1s
Grown Frlueesa Of DFazll another. ,'
Mr., Sampson Low, tile wcll.known lanr
don publlsher, who IL far advanced towatu "
ycArs uf age, has Just beon brought to gs'et y
tho losa nj his second son, William Il. Low WY
wus something under. 70 years. old. Ten YEA"
since he Lost hfs e!dest soH. Dir. aanpaon ~ ~
!F., Nhv was scarcely ~ Xears. anu ~ 1*s "''~
buried within lAto yearS attl! nnotAor son.
One Of the few English landlords who aps
pear u0w to 10 doing anything Of note toF ~ "
Improvement ct thoit estates II the Duss ~
Portland. itls 0saco recently horrowed ~
stun ct &s50.QU for Vie on his land IN pe1oI.
shr0, Lincoln. NOTTINGHAM. au1 Wor1eatet. IN a..
mud has ]l&st secured Al additional loan y *ss 4
00 fur Expenditure in lWpFuYinX hl2 estslt" ~
Northumberland.
Lord CORVALLIS, who lived to l'ls o!!a
year, wus hardy Old soldier, and In Ms la's.
days WAS much exercsel ny tho eiFcMiua'e ~ ~.
ct utnbtellas. which eatnc into fash"n as''s'
tho ttne of tho first American war ~ .
servant who. on rainy day, on s'tsas'y bell W: =.
oyer CornwaIlls hc!d, "stanl Attto MAI. 9am:.
Dne SUSPECTS ihls may have ho1n tsne w e'"''
acuaca than QUE.
, 1881-10-20

TnE TalnuSE Of ycsterday published thu
text OF the address Issued by Furntll and the
executive members OF tue Irish Land League,
I'LL Of whom ara !n jail. III which they appeal
to every tenant In lreland from "tl.ts day
forth to pAy no rents under any clrcuni.
stances to their landlords until the Govern
mont Eol!nqulsl'es the existing systcln ut tor
r0Flsn anu restores the constitutional rights
of tho people," This means the release Of
1'arnell and ILLS associates ai,l the abandon.
, 1881-10-20

THAT part Of tho report OF tho Cil1xens'
Committed which relates to tho subject of
bridges c0ntni!ls valuable statistics and sug-
gestions uf more or less practical interest.
The elect Of opening up l.nko street to
florse~car travel Seems to have escaped tic
attention Ut the committee. 1t las nlucd
Immensely to tho strain upon tho bridges.
When tie two lines Of traffic ut right angles
were ut Randolph street 1t seldom happened
that they came into cpntaet, but ut Lake
street nnd Wells or ClHfl; this Is common
experience. Tho bridge nuisance Is no
longer question Of remote alld speculative
interest: 1t Is present and growing ov!t.
Tho season OF navigation for this year Is now
nearly Mt MI end; but by tfIts time ,lext yuar
tho delays both to street truvel and
to the shipping caused by the inccssall.
swinging Of tho bridges to accommodate
both will 10 almost iltolerable. Tho plnn of
sending tho cars through tunnels specially
constructed for tho purpose might afford tenn
pornry relief, and tha usU OF Btcaln.powcr in
opening and closing tlla bridges would bo
still more useful. On Il low estimate min
ute might bo snyed each way In tho npert-
tl0n Of opening and closing tho bridges by
tho use Of steun,. Tho person stationed ut
Clars-street Driugo by the Cltizolla' Asso-
c1atton reported tint 1t WIS SWING tlfty-six
times between q IN the inarnlng md In tho
evening. II stcan-t,Hwer hatl been employed,
therefore, the actual ttine saved would haye
ucel1 liz minutes Or nearly two hours. ind
tllis In tho busiest part OF tho day. Tho figures
Of the Citlzens' Association curioitsly show
that l,800 persons out OF $500 pcrRoI,s who
70 downtown III the morning by Clark street.
, 1881-10-20

cIass IN tss1 precisely rs 1t uscd 10 force
tnxrs frelu lilo unrcnrcscnteh cnlo,llsts one
hundred years ag,. To tho colonlsts II tlc-
n!t representation: 10 thu frial, It gives rep.
,vsc,iasto,.. but II .iloy sl,rAk too loud ut
lrelnntPs wrongs 1t lnapffsons tile representa-
tiyrs.
It Is the old story Of tho strong llgaimBt tho
wink. Onc hundred years agu America WIS
weak nnA Engluntl was strong--strong
enough to opl,rcss bul lt0t strong ell0tlgli
IL cu,.anar. To-day ireland Is wcaIs
nml England t. strong cilnuRl. 10
cypress anl cn,,auer. Ono hundred
years aro England hal only wards ut scorn
fir tho American co|onIsts; today sI.n Is nrn.
fuse lit ertoRy Ut THO pcopte sl.c tried II, va1n
tn snbdhc. Sncli c!nnges time makes. Tlle
Yorktown celebration MIL tho sltnRt0n III
lrclan.1 are pictures which should bring tl.o
blush Of slIn,,,e to every Englfstnan's check
The u,le Is tho Visible sign Ut justice trt-
,,nphing over oppression md greed; tho
other represents hualn1ost hopeless struggles
Of II leople reduced To starvation atltt reused
to madness Ey d inycrnsnent Whose inspira-
tl0n springs fron, tho Dark AErs.
, 1881-10-20

THE proposition which was s.atel in this
paper few days ago, tint there was l!kell-
aood-t1ay, a positive cortainty-tisat tho per-
ion vito should succeed In getting tue Col-
sectorshtp -" would nut bs appointed On ac-
:ount Of his qualifications SOLELY" ,nny lie
put in another way, We assert, therefore, In
srder to make our meaning perfectly Intel
iigibla to the Conkiiug spoiis organ, that II
the editor OF that Journal Is made Collector
It vii! not be on account OF his qualifications
for the Office, but for political reasons aloale.
The residence Of the person in qucs-
tlou In Tits community has bscu 20
bFlet, Ills obscurlsy has been SO con-
slsteat, and Ills knowledge Of the
duties ot tho Office and his business
experience are 50 little that A!s candltlature
Tor an Office llku that OF Collector Is an ln,-
ttertlnence. When Chicago was q much
smaller port than it IL now the Co!luctorsl,Ip
WIS thought to DO au Office that required q
mall nf the standing OF Norman Il. Judd, who
had been Minister ut tArltn. Or Of J. Russell
Jones, who had beeu Minister al Brussels, to