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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-06-30

AMONG the many excellent Southern
Schools inviting the patronage of our read
ers is the Alabama Central Female College,
Tuscaloosa. We call attention to its an
for NEXT session.
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State sunday SCHOOL Convention.

We are in receipt of a note from Mr.
Lincoln T. Brown, Chairman Executive
Committee Mississippi Sunday School Con
ventiou, dated Toronto. 9th, in which he
speaks in glowing terms Of the Christian
zeal and interest that characterized the ses-
sion Of the International Sunday School
Convention. Mr.. Brown secured from Rev
B. f. Jacobs, of Illinois, and Z. Payson
Porter, statistical Secretary Of the Interna-
tional Convention their positive assurance
that they will attend our State Sunday
School Convention, to be held in Jackson on
10Th and DIST july
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80 Tickets will rs TIA sale 4ta.l S.afHou.
on and after July lst
iunel6 SLOW
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CT. Par. Holyoke, Mass, says Almost all
Of the ehildren's shoes we sch have tbs A. 8.
T. Co. Tip en- theHai in fact, we could not sell
them without. Il has become necessity to
have them.
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Monday, the 18th day Of July, 1881.

At the entrance door of the STATE House (or
Capitol buildingt ~ ne city of Jackson, sell
to the highcs. bidder for cash, the following
described 10. or parcel Of land situated in the
City Of Jackson, in said County and State,
to- wit Beginning at the N Z corner Of the
lot wherein the Section House of the V. s. NJ.
R. X. Co. stands thence n. o9', 49,, west
John Hesson lot thence south S99, AZ, east
l50 feet, thence north 20, 10 Ia feet TO the
place Of becinnine. II being the same lot
conveyed 70 Fred Lynch by Sarah {. Nc
Shane, and now known as part of lot fifteen
in West Jackson. l viii convey only such
title i vested in me by said Deed Of Trust.
CHARLIE c. CAMPBELL, Trustee.
irnc 2l 81 ivy
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A ToUNG LADY Of good education and
accom- phi shmeuts who can come Will recon-
mended desires a situation governess-
: pply u the editor. ut.
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Death of 8 Prominent Southern Society
Lady.


\. \. Herald.
A few days ago our Southern exchanges
reported painful accident TO a venerable
Southern lady, Mrs. Matilda Semmes, and
low her death is announced TO have taken
place at Warrenton, Va, on Tuesday last.
The deceased lady, who was eighty-one
years of age, was the widow of Raphael
Semmes, formerly an eminent merchant in
the District of Columbia. and uncle to the
Confederate admiral, Raphael Semmes, who
commanded the Alabama during the late
civil war Mrs. Semmes was connected
with many of the oldest families of Mary
land and Virginia, her ancestors having
settled in the latter State under the Lords
Baltimore. Her father was Captain Thorn
as jenkins, who followed the sea at the time
of the Revolutionary War and who was
captured as a merchantmen by the British
forces and confined on board the prison ship
at New York, from which he subsequently,
escaped. One Of hef sons, I. }. Semmes,
is a prominent lawyer in New Orleans, La,
aud another is the Rev. Dr. A. J. Semmes,
President of Pic Nino College, in Geogia.
The deceased lady was prominent in the
social circles of Washington under the adj
of General Jackson.
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THE WHITE ROSE
MI e MI p HIS.

Is y 60 /. ", Z. 4 \ Lh \ \ II
OF MISSISSIPPI
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GES. CHALMERS family have left Vieks-
burg for Crab Orchard Springs, Kentucky,
to spend the summer.
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DESCRIPTION

Vim Burt-Age25; height feet a. inches;
complexion hair and eyes, black; scar above
left eye.
Thos Woodward-Age 70; height 8 feet ?
inches; complexion, hair and eyes blac
temple mole GA left breast, mole left sid .
of abdomen.
,uRat0 SI-3w
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ALEX. seorr
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psELROAD TIMETABLE


Send s9r Announcement Of Memphis Hos
h. MsIlca. College. Session begins Octo-
~ "a
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Local and Miscellaneous Items.

Mrs HEssEN. formerly resident of
jackson, died in Memphis on the 22d inst.
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WHEY mind and body are on. OF sorts,
owning to a Disordered Liver, try at once
pr. Jayne's Sentative Pitts, sare remedy
for all bilious Affections, Oostiveness, etc.
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THE Commencement exercises of Missis-
sippi College and the Central Female Insti-
tute closed on "Wednesday evening. Large
audiences were in attendance, and the great
est interest was manifested in the exercise.
throughout. Both institutions are in 4
houri~hlng condition. We are promised a
full report Of the proceedings
THE Winona Female College closed its
examinations on the 24th. Five young
ladies' graduated and were awarded diplo-
mas, Misses Rod gers, Witty, Steen, Hill and
Order DR.. J. F. Ward, and L. :. Senator
J. L. George delivered addresses. The male
high school, Prof Smith, principal, closed
its exercises on the oath.
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Alabama Central Female College.
A. X. YANCY, Jr.,....................
TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA.

TUSCALOOSA, ALABAMA.
VNHE TWENTY FOURTH YEAR OPENS
4 OCTOBER |. instruction thorough and
complete il languages Science, Music and
Art. The Faculty ryelye officers and teach
ers, selected for scholarship and 'aBfHtY' au1
their fitness tested by years of sUccessfur 81
perience- The elegant buildings, with costly
apparatus, etc. are believed 20 be unsurpassed
in the South, the original cost being over
100000
Having this elegant property free of rent,
we are enabled to offer
T.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made on the 18th day Of June, 1879, by
F. E. Daniel TO the undersigned, a. Trustee
to secure the payment of promissory note
therein described, aud recorded in Deed Book
eleven, page one hundred and sixty of
the Records Of the First District Of Kinds
County, Mississippi, | will, at or about Il
o clock. noon. on
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MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. BETTING, HOSE
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL
KINDS. IRON PIPE, FITTINGS,
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES.
ENGINE GOVERNORS. &c. Send for
Price-list. w. II. DILLINGHAM; & CO.
All Main Street. LOUISVILLE, KY.
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JAcksOx, June so 1851.
ContribussEz sent directly to the Asylum
are promptly aokHovledged By the Treasurer.
Mrs. John Fleming.
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DIR. W. BILLIE,

Tlorou GrAE. Huu Tongues, Sweeps, &c
G. y. -SrDwAY.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Orphan Asylum.

The folio ring amounts have been received
e.. p..,.s,.,t Carnhan Asylam AZ hatcher
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TINS Ott Reliable Tennessee Wagon.
SIDwAT7.
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UulaulIrieG Shirts in the market, at
A EIRDES's :.
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.TuE DAISY" new seat Brew ster Side Bar
and new style turn out seat Buggy, at
subway <.
ErnwEr-EE and ASHEIsEH Beer, ora ice, by
he dozen at J BRAUS's.
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LOWER RAtEs

than any College not enjoying these facilities
iune30, 81 I'M
, 1881-03-08

SpfkMf Ultpafth 10 iAf Chicago Tribute.
GESEvA, ILL.,. March 1.-THE grintling-o Of
testimony TT tho Allen murder cnso WIS re-
st,1ned tllls evening. Tho Judge. lawyers, and
witnesses hnrlnH gut clleht llt' once norv. rs
tho grnsp Of thu storm lts yloldetl. The EVIL
tcnco developed to-niuht for tl!e defcnse under
TIM exnnnatlufi OF witnesses by W. l.. Sne1l Is
ns folloys: J. T. Phelps, who was On tho Coro'
mrs Jury In the inquest held over Aliens re-
lnans, sail TINT when Thonlas vas oxunltcu he
scomEtl cool. answered questions put
to him promptly. md slt.l not
choke pw'en answering qucations ". Il. Stn-
mons, nnothpr member OF tho Cornncr's Jury,
stated that nothing remarkable 'vas notlceh DIR
ing Thonns' examination, md thut lle appeared
llkc auy 0thor witness. %. V. yermilyc. who Is
II plysIciAn OF Sandwich, was on tho stand for II
short time. but uosa!hR tuportunt wns cal led
out. W. II. D[xon sa1sl hc snw Woodruff In sand.
wlc.l I'll tho might ut Aug. II, 1850. Elmer Enl-
mons, onc of the men roslt-prossct nj the ilrst
Of the trMl. Bntd hu wus IN 1nft on Aug.
~. IN. anu ~, 1850. This testimony wis
brought out to break I1wn tho testimony bt the
female detective, WIN WINS OH tito atan tho first
pnrt ut tito tstnl. Tho witllrss his bcnn In 1ntl
fur times. a,ltl brtku out two nr thUin, j. lynt
Montgomery. police magistrate 1f Sandwich,
August. lHS0 stntea Tint tho transcript slluwtl
hin was correct copy. This Transcript wns III
rNgcrt.lGD to IGtl,1ntns' arrest III August. lbe0
Tho court then adjourned until a. III. Tues
iluY. - -.-.
, 1881-03-08
An Oriental PoMptli-Dltcnycry. Of 4
Hurled Moorish CITY.

Great excitement hns Just ncen cuusel At
Algters tt.11ng areh.pologlsts uu,I tho .ltarnel
generally by tho discovery OF Nil aiIGlrnt Honr.
is. city, with its ,aostluea and monuments. bar'
cnvcry ls due u II. Furry. lnspgctor uf Flnaucr,
Who Immediately communicated tho fnct to ths
AlHertnn Government. ]Jc4KhE for tic ncets-
snry hplp III excavation. ind nlsh for cnnces'
s!o, OF the csired aisnce In which TO carry %
beei accorded. "Fho city iisi,terrcd' llcs ia
tho envlron9 Of llarKa. IN tho Suhurnn l'csrrt;:
II. furry Identifies 1t with Ito Huccnt Cfty Ut
Eetlrltn, srnlstl or ~ Largpnn In bis %urk %
lsEskra. fItstnrlnna describe these wnstcs Of
s"n rs pcped centuries Mso wt'i ilaurshs
systc,ns, al! long sinco destroyed III tribal
which lip to ihts tiine M, visible truce
tsas ron,ainc.a. u. TArry dcscrihcs tho site q
prcclao!y resembling, thut "s l'onpeis; t y
icn metres. 4 mosque aud iilr,a houses have H.
reAl,y been exuavntcll. and tho Glsensefcf
speaks enthusiastically Ut tho richly y-ssulptured
tlRrbIt arches. columns. Inscriptions, clc.
ahnunulnK OIL every side. Iie intends, t'wryet.
g resorse fu account Of hls cxgayaoG's ,,n,E fos
this sprlnK; aIl mcaninie tllo works nts
being strunuously pushed TIT, 1t Is Hntew0rtby
TINT tho tlslHIttir-ueucrnl OF Mines sosnt tlno
since drew attention rD tho fGGt Ut Artcsah
'"llNpres" or l,nstHs existing there, hntl u
TArry,s tlrst efforts hAse hcen 10 exrtrlmrnt y. u
tempts. ha wns ut Inst rewarded by h1iA'ns
wntrr n1ll the commencement uf MI nltledac.:
4 tltc wns given to thu warkHetl ~ telebfauou
II thIs discovery. As tho works ot exeayai
iniies from tie t,ass of 0uarsa thls tnd b.:
greatly fMGIltatea tnutter1, much labor ~
time having bcfUre been expended In tlo teteH'
Ing OF water.
, 1881-03-08

STEAMBOAT l}t]I1.EftS.

SiEANbVttE lHllltFshS+
WAsnlSaroS, d. t., Mnrch 7.-Thc Soltc-
itor If the Treasury llas rendered MI opinion
OH tho 1cgal points presented III connection,
with tho rpccnt cl,nnge iii l,ule 10 uf tit,
rules ntld regulations Ut steamboats,, which
1Gtntcs especially to tic spnce ut tllU sfsrs Of
f>ollers. Tho SnlfcitUr sMyx therc Is nothing
III the rule Which prohibits n I.real ll,artt
from recurring more spaeu tflnli TINT lne!l-
toned III Rulu : If, III their tllg,lment, It
may III any case bo necessary to require It.
lsEvEStE.
Tho receipts fron internal revenue to.dny
were S70i.2ia; from customs, sGiM,2,7.
NOTES Fut: REDEMPTION.
The Nntlo,al-baNk notes received for re.
dcmpslon amounted to 9l:si0oo.
NOMINATED
The President his nominated cX-Secretary
Nathan GosF. ,Jr.. to be United Stacs district
Attorney of tho District Of West VirglMtat
but tho nomination did not renClL the SeatU
bufor1 adjournment.
sESATUl: C.A1irESrE1k
a meeting OF n.clnbers of tlte l3ar Of tho
Thurman presiding, was held to-tlny nnti
thu death Of Matt II. Carpenter. Auotlg
those present were Scrntors Cankllng, .]u,es
nf floriln,, Davl,l pnvis. Nayar1, Lamar,
t;ar[at,d,. ilnwtey, Mcmillan, l'lAis, md
Dawes, Representatives. GalMson, Laptlnnt.
Chaplin, aisd TtckGr. Judge Macarthur, Jcre
8. Black, District Attorney EorkhiIl. j. N.
Wilson, mud II, r., Attrtrk.
, 1881-03-08
4 Student Flight Mt Wcnicynn uutVefS
hlfYt

Nttv 5IHreH Hfpxffr. ...~
Tho West0rn University students Aso ]ust tlu%
lahorlnE Under Kreat excitement, about II Wtea
HHo nt,n,cr OF Freshmen, N,I4Diu to rrornl'Hhas ~
ehlnnH In Mltl'lutOw with which IL tslcelepf'teans 'n
hfrth,lny anniversary ut tho lathur III hi4Eo!nS S.
Try, rs Eas been tulnlumuriAlly done l'r rlesni
l,ui, trM,nped tn Mcrliut,, where they s!ctfra.a
NOT pnly HI securing the gun. but nlso Inan ~
M the1n IN trnnspurttng II ncrUss tho tn,,inv n,,av
Ms md in defending them III rnse q! ~ a.saGr .sair
by tho Suphulnnres. The knowledge ol !ag, a1
having Eotla to Mtrltlen In pursuit ol lAe SIa
rrohe thu SuphntnnTes In SOHO Ii1iact.lnsnU, sn,
wMy, un s.li,iti 0f tho fellows prgtG'eu a'1'5
ths Mcrlslcn turnpfkU with the l"id tie''s Tbn
tHklnx tho gun Mway FROM the freslsl1en, ani
Freshmen EGyu tho uruvu sanf1antan cA,tF Tha T
tirrd thu cnilnGn rs they lntttldt ~ a;,nre, ~;
etea.ul Sopl,omores retired III ,llscn'hIsu.!bb
nM rpaehLuH tho cltyMet tWo Or t!ireei ,',,tnt
men, susxctl tho llslspscttuK Victims una "h'rl
them filsL to inttD-Inst unu t1 tfFs, F,m III NJ.
they hatl t0 r1thnin for !t'EI5 ti!lt. u!;amri u!;
lcusrd by sum- nf their friends THIS sn !.lta Ind
tito Freshmen Tint they procir.sl shi's i's,,ttInr
.wtlIt fur tho 6nlhs, whon quite an rae'iis ~. III
hAltlo tok N!nro. which, h''wo'or' ri'L fs",LISnt
premature closu by tho Mppcarnnce nt ... and
llrnet,, who tDOls tho Freshnens ea!1es a"'' "A1
Drttrrs tho rloters to ltspersG. ,,,otors
Of thu uutr,xu Aud suspended thatu; .s var,
number, fur tho rcHNisl!ero Of tho that
1t ts strongly hlnlGtl among tho st.lts t.lot.a,ty as
there aru 0le or iwo Seniors Who are ~ Ra'''' -
tho wild tOphouinres.
, 1881-03-08
CHAINED HIMSELF.
How n Toxn4 Farmer Arranged o,
FI1e DcntIi from Ilydroul,ob,n.

y DheEns Tex, tcttur says:
M trnglc t!enti1 hAs lust occurred In or,
icighhoring County Of ItIll worth reatinr ana
worthy Of VlrHlnius or any other Roman fathnr
One ycar ngo Gourgo Arnold onllp tu t}a,us M
prlvAto business, and while wa.k nn tho strcc,,
was blttn,, by II worthless cur wl,ir. was (rpth.
ing Mt tito mouth. and showing othor symptom,
OF hydroptobin, Mr. Arnold bacnme alarmed
and very much excited when convinced In ht.
own mfild tllo t3oI was nl.s,i. iIc went tn
physieIntl, nt,a hnl Tho wound severely ca,,,c,.
ixe.1. Thc1t. KonlV hume. hg WIS still yery iii.
easy. md dreaded hytlrnphobia 81 n,.tcf, ,ha he
hunted up II t.int1st0no and hHl 1t nrplca for
precntltton wlstotl WIS suggested, rrsti1E Mi ihe
tli1lD 1nt0r Il tnurtAl drcId tint tho virus hII
Enilr Into ns aysten, nnd wnsItl sooner ur lutrr
lren living III 4 rather isoFutcd snrlll, a,nl ths
!E,a snd nart, atnn lls LITTLE II i baa.s orricl lin.
his tlno. hui cou,n.. lie then pr.rurtsi
y twc!ve.f9nt tr.'cc,elln!n uni strung lick. aid
cninl 1ottrr, III which t,o tul.l her what WI
,!haIt t@ laPpsn Etsng l!rsctons a> Y h
Of love for .her And her children. he ran tho
ctuln around u tree, drew II thyuE1 tEtp large
rlfK ut tho cntl. md thon wound the ushcr end
around his Nuke sn t!sht that It would mt zip
key far beyond hts reach: Tie ltnly WAS found
twin dAys utter, still chn.ncd IT. the tree. There
wns all t!io evlttcco necessary tn sI'"y tho hor
rlblG dcnti1 fr0li hylruPhDhlA. Thu ground wai
tori, up 20 tito fill length Of tho Chain, The rails
nf nc ers*wrenthe'l 1sl nhl al bis ftua:
teg.n ot q suratnl'ilg Ana 'it!1E t!.o tree, and
''Tlo holy WIS t,rtstltulIy lnccsatrl With
tiHst. The nl,ay Wcnp1tts tag nll,'lnnn could use.
iis & ha ludssd Ky, Fiy,htiy whas w9all hre beep
kn1wi1K Tint thgrc'was nu hulnnu skill that
could have cured him, preferred ,lensh a'dns
, 1881-03-08

Special Dlspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WAsu1SGToS, D. C., Mareh7.-Gell. Grant,
accompanied by Mrs. Graut, arrived this
evening from New York. Quarters had BEEN
prepared for them Mt Wfttard's, and the
na,nes OF tile iarty WIS registered. There
wns no mystery about TIN visit. Personal
friends had RECEIVED letters announcing the
expected visit, and 1t was not long before tho
prominent Republicans who were identified
with tho Grant movement called upon him.
Tile rnNor speedily gained currency that the
distinguished visitor llud como llere ut tho
special request Of presi i.lcnt Garfield,
and tint he wns to be Immediately
rendered NJ, Important foreign position.
tile mission to tho Court of st. James
being mentioned rs tho probable place. III.
QuEry In Administration circles suo1l shaved
TINT Con. Grant had not c0n!u hero for such
II purpose. Those who would be llkuty 10
know il this Ind been true, did not even
know thnt llB Ind come, or was coming for
my purpose.
THOSE WHO HAVE REEN GEN. GRANT To-
NIGHT
say that his visit here Is entirely Of a pcrsola-
nj character; that lie does not aspire to any
foreign appointment, md that It Is doubtful
whether l,e would accept should one be ten-
Aercd Him. lie Is 'herG purely OH Il
business mission, but 1t Is Intended that,
should Its Op!uton he nskell rs to tho pro-
pricty Of appointing some Ut Ills friends WHO
are culnli itates tor office, he would not lrsi-
purpose, however, Is to hold u conference
with Admiral Anlmen ind Cant. rhelps, the
principal promoters ut tho Maritime Canal
Company. Gen. Grant Is abnit t., stnrt fur
with which he Ii connected, It betng Ills pres.
ent PURPOSE to ENft MI March Il. IhBrAI[ruads
, 1881-03-08

CiSC1SNATf. March T;-1:dwnr1 Young sou OF
n prominent Rttorloy Of Georgetown. O., shot
and Killed George Ashn,ore about 10 o'c!ock
Saturday night. and seriously, II not family,
wounded james Asl1noro aud Clinton Cnmpboll'
Young md Jn,ncs Ashmore hnl previously hal
suvernl }unrrels. Tho two Ash1uosos nnd Camp
bell wora In Lowlll g. Inskeep's grocery on SAt-
nrdny night, tho Ash,noros besns Intoxicated.
As they woro going out thoy mot Young enter
ing. High words followed, atid Young. drawing
your llr tion Tired tlreu shots, tho first kill
ing Gcorxe AsIlnlore. tho socu,tl stri king Camp
bell In tho left slslc. nnd thu third taking effect
ter may recover. but there ID M hopo tor Catnp-
bell. Young ts about IL years CID, and Jim Ash
more IL nhDnt tho sRrnt ilke. Young waA nrreat.
cd yesterday, aud viii pleull self defense.
, 1881-03-08

OrTtcn or THE CHIEF s.uNAL ORs1CEIt,
wAsillNuroN, n. T., Murch FL Il. tu,-For tho
Ohio Valley aHd Tennessee. cloudy weather, with
occasional ruin. wi,lus Nasstly southonsterly,
stationary or higher temperature. aud lower
hnrotncter III the OHIO Valley.
Fur tho Lower Lake rrgi0n, Increasing clouli-
uess ant occasional SNOW, yAriu1!u shifting to
warmer eastcEty wiads, md lower burolnetar.
For tho Upper Lake rexlun. Increasing cfoudl-
ness, uccasttIlal sllow Or ruin, warmer northeast
10 southeast wif,s1s, md iower barometer.
For tho Upper ~ slasIppl Valley. occaslanal
snow, followed by S!bnrluK wrathor aud station
ury or iowcr temperature uHd barometer.
For tho Lower Missouri Valley. cl0uty followed
by futr wuathos, nurthorIy winds, becoming surl.
, 1881-03-08
STATE AFFAIRS.


sEttiat Disratta to The Chicago Tribune.
Sr, PAUL., Mimi, Mntch 7.-Tllc Supreme Court
to-day rendered M opinl0n III the mai1ilnsnus
case Of Thompson vs.. tho l'risnn authorities
denying the writ. lh rendering the decision tho
Court Rnys:
Cunecding What Is claimcd by tho rclator.
thnt, llpon the areepiHueo uy tho Warden nl,l
Inspectors of hIa bd. hu wns legally entitled to
tho execution Ut Lease. III accordance with tho
bid. still. thcro might pe terms nnd conditions
mol fncon41strntrwit thu bid which wpittl 10
proper to lnscrt,:and which either party hnd II
right 10 insist sflnstld bo Inserted In tho
Lease. AlnnnKj, those which tho Warden
wcrc i eon'tton II; ainst su!lotting, asaii.st re-
moving tho 1lAGlslNpry urid fixtures frDn tho
prson ynlds. a1tg FIR ilnRricrly payments by tho
rlnEe tho ternls aa,l cxeeuto tile lctlsc. the
Warden anl Inspectors. after concessions O.l
botl, saHs. nrrvtd IT tho conditions upon tleso
M rsht t @ iaserted s "Yy fsapeues pa
@ ssh co c"nafos artiss s'a In "ts9 III
9Th, and. ~ VIZ tllInk. with tho Understanding
TINT s rofuanl wsh ,l,ai ai.d .at lt tersn!tatrd
tley hui IL right tudn 'rlsls put III, end to nIy
ws not T. et!ed sn tns M "atn T. o'
ilsls decision ends the seandalous controversy
nnd suttlrs tho Seymour, SAbtr Il Co. CONTRACT lii
Thopsos Tho sro"nla @ viii M iii nvf ts casa
t!inl 1t should be declared ntt, thas ForcpAah, \
TMrbuS. ln wf,nsN iitnrps hD hAu Offered his htllt
might receive tho nwar.l Of tho cOpirlct. benE
the next histest bta: Thls convict scandal will
issl,c, not bscaus6 Thonpson, Eorcpangh &
TnrlIDx tmt!ed to receive tho bid. but btCilusu
politlcnl nsiuenogs wcro exertcd 70 cons!1t.-
.nntG Il cntltrNGt which amounts to nbDut $I0t.-
03u tn lho ilrm of Seymour, Hutln s. Co. ut tho
expense of tue taxpayers.
, 1881-03-08
DISTRICT REPRESENTATION

DISTRICT REPRESENTATION
THE NATIONAL isErUl,IiCAN CONVERSATIONS.
Special Dh)*steh 10 The Chicago 1rtbnnt.
p WAsn1SaroS. ID. &. March, 7.-An iti-
r,rtant omission wns made III the report OF
tho actiou or the Republican National Con-
tnitteu MI Inst Fr[l1ny. Aftcr discussion Il,
regard tn tho two reports upon district rep
rcstntnton lind continued for two Or t1,rco
l.ut,rs, atr. Chntnller snth TINT (Mhs,u,lcfl lis
there WIS n, much difference 1T Oplnl0n Ill
regard to "details, AID rs there lind int bccn
time enough to perfect n falrly-nd1ustcd
system. he woulh propose TINT there should
bp II committee OF live appointed to report
within year plan for tho election OF district
delegates. iic put Ills propostl0n IN thu form
Of Il resolution, providing. III elect, that tho
Committee slnll etnbotly in its next cnll, III
accordance with the directions Of tic
National Convention, provision covering
the representation Of tic various districts
ntl1 the 1Gth0h ut election Of their own dele
gates. MI. Graham moved Ills own pr0pu-
sltloli rs iii amendment, an(t
THE ni9CCsHlOS uEf}AS AGAIN,
hut the amendment was suoll withdrawn
MD tho Committee passed Mr.. Chantt1cr's
resolution by nilalitm mis- vote. THUS 1t
appcars tic Subcommittee Of live
which tho Committee provided fur
IS not to take into consideration the tlues-
tiun Of whether tho districts shall b,
represented in the National Convention or
nut, but IL to consider, simply tl!o tncthnhs
district representation. Wh1lu tic discus
si0n WIS elnsleltiy courteous ntll pleasant,
It WIS apparent tint tic thrd-term principle,
to which thu subject Ut district representa-
tim becu1n1 closely related at Chicago, was
still alive ulld vigorous.
, 1881-03-08
ANANTAS WHITE.

NASHVILLE, Tonn.. March 7.-The funeral Of
Etnma White. who was murdered by her hus-
band. Ananas Wht0 tcolorcL). occurred to-day,
and was attended by Il largo crowd. At tho In,
quest this afternoon tho llttle sou Of tho do
Ccasetl swore that Ills father had struck bis
mother several times with stick, anu, placing
q rcd shnwl oyer her heat carr!cd her oil III tho
darkness. The shawl descrlhcl by witness wns
found In tho pocket Ut tho prisoner when ar
,lcceasc.l met hsr death ut Tho hatds Of llsr
husband. 1lltcnAD excitement Btill pxfata over
tho nIralr hut 1t IL believed rinro demnnssra-
t!OnB nf ylulcnco will be &nnlu nKtlsnst tho
Hconenh by negroes untll he is brought ont for
irAl In Crilhlnal Court ut u datc 10 10 hereafter
IctQrnIngl uppn,