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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-18
81 aCtaL NOTICES.

tSlLVER good. of all the latest styles ius re-
- ceivcd by u q. Clark d Co.. tic jewellers.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-18

DIAMONDS reset-Rings ade over-Hair
~. tcWtiry manufactured. ~ II. q. Clark d
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-18

= ,. warm friendship, it is II legacy which he
ica'eH !" Emperor Alexander lII. which
,'is majesty, III accord with the Russian
ihiion, accepts from the bottom of lis
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-18

at Re!lin, has asked to be relieved, but
ms successor will not be appointed till
he formally resigns.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-18

thinks all this government can do is to
ask good treatment for the prisoner
HOvntOn
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-04-18

Fee Cards
fTois Sherin's, Justices of th. Peace and Reg
listers of Decs, for sale at this office |
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
MRS. Mordaunt,s Assatl.,,

BROOKLYN, N. u, May 24.-PolIce
Sergeant James Campbell,o ,of the Twelve
precinct, was arrested and committed
Tor trial for throwing red pepper In tbe
eyes Of Mrs. Fanny Mordaunt, wife of
The actor, Frank MorIaunt, NJ arly cans.
ing a permanent blindness, last MIGHT.
Ihree Years ago Campbell was intimate
WIN Mis-. MordauDl. She forbade him
even to see her again because he lnsul-
ted her. He was infatuated and pnrsu.a
Der. She threatened him il he did NO,
desisl. lie wrote her letter, SAYING If
shs made trouble for him she would NO
dlsfgured. Last night rap " as heard
on the front basement. Mrs. Mordauut
Went out TO see who IL was. A man
sprang OH her and threw a great 0uan,i.
ty OF pepper In her eyes. She describes
the man. The description fitted Camp
beii. Captain Riley summoned Conn
beli,w who had been off duty all the aftct-
noon, aud asked him, without making a
statement OF the places he had visited
during The evening. An Investigate N
showed that he had not been AZ one n,
them. he was then locked up. Frank
Mordaunt was on the stage al gayerlv,s
brooklyn Theatre a, The lime OF the ss
sauit. Mrs. MoIdaunt is very in and II,
danger Of losing her sight, or having her
eyes permanently disfisured.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.

1 LONDON, May 90, 1881. 4
General Loris Melikoff hs started
frem st. Petersburg on his foreign
tour.
General Milutine has finally ten
dored his resignation as Russian
Minister of War. sg -sSt<a as
The opposition papers in Athens
attack the Turco-Greek Convention
as a national disgrace.
| The French Commissioners ap;
pointed to negotiate a treaty of COM
merce with England have started for
London. fE@# tu
The Jockey Fordham will ride Mr..
j. r. Keen's Foxhall in the race for
the Grand Prix de Paris on the 18th
of June.
Defalcations amounting to $4,000
drachmas have been discovered in the
Greek Treasury. Several persons
have been arrested for completely.
The following is the latest betting
in the race for the Derby Stakes
G to 4 against Peregrim, A to ]
against Geologist, 10 TO against
lroquois and Ia to l against Sir
Charles. sot q,
M. Gambetta has arrived at his
birthplace, Cahors, where he Is ex.
pected to deliver several speeches
during the fetes in his honor. His
reception at Cahors was wildly en-
thusiastic.. " TrN 90
Mr. Parnelllwas announced to ad-
dress meeting at Hull last night,
but the chairman received teleI
gram stating that that gentleman
was seriously unwell and had been
ordered two days rest by his physi-
clan.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

ENDORSING THE PRESIDENT. -Cbick.
ering Hall, New York, was crowded
Monday evening by The friends of the
Administration, who ASS rnblcd there
at the II vitation of tho Republican
Central Club TO express their disan.
pr0yal OF the action of the New Y orb
senators. Judge Fithian, Col. q. k.
fangborn and General Ethan Allen
made speeches Mandatory of President
aarneid and condemnatory of Messrs.
Conkiing and Platt. Resolutions of a
similar purport were adopted.
SENATOR CoNKLINe IS resignation
is followed by the announceme Mt
that Postmaster General James has
broken with hun. This is nm exceis
lent thing for Mr.. James and Tho
cause OF purer politics. 1t has ali
along been feared that Mr.. James,
friendship for Conkling would be a
decided disadvantage to him as a
MR.. CoNKLINa SAYS that IL was nj.
auty1his constitutional dity-to advise
me PRESIDENT a. 10 appointments IN
New York. He appal entity thinks thu,
wnsh the Constitution said rby and with
Tue ADVICE and consent of the Senate'. !. II
meant by and with the advice and con.
sent OF Conkllng. -
Inc Vice President Of the United
o.s.es mas gone up TO Albany to take his
eoat on and work for the reelection Of
Hohkhhg 40 means of humiliatInR the
Z pfesident OF the United States. A Vice
resident doesn't have many oppprtuni-
.,es 10 90 anything, but Arthur seems
aisposed TO earn his wages. Times,
VIM. J. Smith, auctioneer for AL
,ert Constable, trustee, sold on
Monday the Barr farm THAT part Of
It which lies in Cecil) Containing
sixty acres, for 80 600, the mortpaaee
Mr.. Evans, Of the West Chester Rs.
cord, being the purchaser.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
ALsGsmoUsE xEnovAL.
Trustees Of the PoOr COnsaderfme
This ImpoFtant Subject.

Trassess ef the Peor Consiaerang
Thhs Impertent subject.
The Trustees of the Poor held a
special session at the Almshouse,
this morning, TO consider the subject
Of the removal of the AlmshOuse
buildings to some location further
removed from WILMINGTON. A full
Board was present.
The committee appointed at pre-
yi0us meeting to examine suitable
sites, made q report In relation to
several farms they had visited.
All the properties reported were In
Christiana and New Castle Hundred, but
the Board soon dismissed all the rest
and settled down TO Q choice between
two locations, viz: The farm of VIM.
n. Brackin, ~(Alsnbrook,n on the new
road leading from Greenbank to the
Lancaster Pike 10 Christians Hundred,
and the Graham Blandys farm, in New
Castle Hundred, near Rare's Corner.
The Brackin farm contains 116 acres,
snd 10 held at $i6,0 900, while the Blandy
farm contains but 10 acres and is held
at 81. 1000.
Between these two locations the
Board wrestled all morning, unable to
make choice. and finally adjourned
for dinner. After dinner discussion
was resumed, but up to two o'clock no
decision had been arrived at.
The desire Of the Board, however,
seemed TO be to lay the subject over
for one month, and 1t il probable this
will be done.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Letter From Rlacl.,,,
Special correspondence Of e,..

Special correspondenoe of eax.,,.
In the Nesos of ve.,a,d 10y 10th.
arsic,e ! h;He rejecting great discyedi,,s see
y y, nieniy respected citizen ud't ana = upol
10 tAe vicinity Of Blackbird1 1''d i, ri,armsI
count reads Of a murderous Ihe ac,
. man named Ford by Tho,s ns assault ol
and = Isspcctaole ;le.a gentleman and as !. lamb
au aau 'asisua.es aa,a that Mr.. Lamb y i.arner,
iand. n "nu ~ dangerous charaeta, rnf1
man. much abused
l deem 1t due TO Mr.. r.u,
ooin 20 In, sides Of the story given 70 havs|
psoi'c. The man Ford who Ja !. . % The
! ma, drankard and very ualv v IL. y hsb.
on the day the assault wsa us,y Character,
went out and imbibed ton ,eesommlttsd
abuse !. .ase, Mr.. Lamb over the ee'eaPiarsds' ai,re
question: He stopped IH Siraa.ch u,ich b
'front.' OF MIR. Lambs house recIly anS hl
loudly for him to come o,a a"a called
Lam Lamb being busily engaged !, vo.a, oa. MI.
paid no attention to Tia coug o"Urking,
Ford then ueed foul spitbst tpa,mand. ~ and.
Ii Lamb, who was standing ', n ,ha 70 Mrs.
This was more than mortal man 'ae yard.
endure, and consequently Man Mr could
went out and applied a cIuh 10 Lamb r
which he richly deserved ~ W Ford,
mr. Lamb's son did moi m, M,
b ginning of the fracas, A. A. tba ba' A. M tne
s'ated, put as soon as possible m persn nsSs n.y. !
MS father 10 desist. The above Is'asa IL ,si
whole story in nut shell, ' 10 'ne
Ford is a man who has Loaf !, .,..
elance to respectability through st,oar ,e,,,,
drink, and has a very domineefInp s,'Uas sn'1l,
and the people in the neiphSo,bpndl1, s sb,rll,
shun him. s"'ofhood
The correspondent of the Mems von,,
benefit himself and Others If he w"u,a w"u,a
study the geography Of the sprrop "%u,u nSina
country, and not say that Greensn,i"a
Mr.. Lambs and Caldwell were m ,a ,as
same vicinity. All the places n.moa ,a1
are separated ct least five miles and S .ra
settled generally by orderly cj,I,sns Jill m
whose regulations the scribbler '-t m tba ~
ne 'cs cannot damage. A.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
quite q Dinerence.
the Delaware RepublIcan.

From the Delaware Republican.
We must confess that there ia cause
for serious apprehensions for the future
In this great and unprecedented Influx
OF foreigners Into our country.
Frem the N. Y. Herald.
Last year, for the first time since
1851, our imports of bullion exceeded
our exports $75,S8l,301. This wear
they bid fair to reach ss5, 600, 600. To
this we must add the Unprecedented
HOW Of emigration, of more value 10 US
than bullion or steel or all The mines of
Galconda. European statesmen aud
economists must meet this new condi-
tion of financial affairs.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
An Immense Flaxstons.

An item 10 In circulation to the Of
fect that %, 900 have been offered fol
the delivery In New York city Of 9
dagstone measuring 10 by 20 feet.
such stone has been cut ct Water
vile, but the problem how to get 1t 10
that city ID still unsolved. Il is too
wide to pass through railroad bridges,
aud II placed edgswise would be too
high. Equally great difficulties are
In the way OF bringing 1t on the Erie
canal. The largest fagstone ever cut,
Il Ia said, was laid in Chicago before
the great Ore. 1t measured 16 by 90
feet and was IL inches thick.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Tally.HO Coach.

About II 80 O'Clock, this morning,
an English Tally-H Ho coach came down
Market street, % far ~ the Clayton
House, whore 10 stopped.
Attached to the coach were four
grey horses, and on top were four men
dressed in English livery. Every few
minutes one Of the men sounded q call
upon bugle.
The coach belongs to Wenamaker
& Brown, and the men were engaged
In distributing advertisements.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
NEWARK LETTER.

correspondence Of the Gazette.
There Ii some talk OF Dean Il Sons
mill not runnlng on Monday next, III
erasr that the water wheel may bs re-
paired. sra. ~ -
Some Of our butchers say that beeyes,
calves snd other meat 10 90 scarce that
they can scarcsly get enough to keep up
with tho demand.
The first strawberries Of the season
were sold In Newark yesterday st the
reasonable price Of 20 cents per quart.
Dobs0n the trucker had them.
DR.. A. N. Clxrk and wife left Newark k
yesterday for Old Point, opposite Fort
ress Monroe. The trip In taken for the
benefit Of Mrs. Clark's health which has
been rather poorly Of late.
A certain man living near.:s.rlckers-
VILE, Pa, has on several occasl0ns yio-
lated the laws Of decency, when In New
ark, by AM Indecent exposure Of him
sell. Should IL occur again he will ia
all probability be arrested and his name
given t. the public.
The Actives and Red S.ockiues. botb
OF this town, played game OF ball on
Saturday resulting In favor of the for.
ulsr Club BY score of ~ 70 Is. The
Red Stockings far exceeded the exoec.
tations OF their friends.
Rev. William Kershaw Hlled the
Methodisl pulpit on Sunday morning
Professor II. =. Goldey OF the ACADEMY
speaking In the evening.
Rev. John France the pastor was al
Alilington Waiting former charge.
The Revised Testaments, ordered BY
Thomas Widdoes, will be delivered on
Thursday or Friday Of this week.
The colored band propose to have
another big time over their secoud an
niversary this Summer.
Yearly meeting begins at Lsndor
Tract Church to day.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

Professor J. NJ. HEARD, OF New York
Guy Member Royal Co lege of Veterinary
surgeons oil Engiand; Professor of the
Surgery OF the Horse N. Y. Vet. College,
NelerlnaryrSu geon OF the I'd Ave. X, IL.
Co.. ofN. Y. CITY t2,5O0 horses } &C., &c.,
says: - take great pleasure IN testify.
ing 10 the valuable properties possessed
by the Illeblg G's Arhicated Extract of
Horse % aner eau afford To he Without IL p,
Cures Speely Cuts, Bruises, Injuries.
Sprains. Pricks or Bruises OF the Feet,
ffsLnlae. Weeping Eyes, Shots OF
Grease, &c. Bew"re Of worthless I'm TIA
tions. nepoL o. Maiden Lane, New YORK,
sold IN hitJ oenGs ard dollar sizes; re-
dhcea rates 10y the half gallon AID gal
ton. mayl6-t
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
rssA xSssssday's Late Eaition.
I rar sUprieToa COURT.

Geo. III. Bates, ESQ, counsel. For
kev. DR.. Frost, concluded his argu-
nnent at 1880 O'Clock.
The court then rendered q decision
IN tho case Of Martha Clemson's ex-
ecutors ". Jehn B. Clemson. The
court affirmed the decision of the
Register Of Wills, In refusing to ad-
init the will to probate, and the ap-
pollant was required to pay costs.
Court then adjourned until 3 o.
clock this afternoon.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
/. 4'THl AA,.....-ssr.-- ss.--.
sfan Wen In the Gfrard
College Grounds.

|Am mAftoe1an Well In the ssfrard
College Grounds.
The expense Of obtaining water at
GinArd College has been 70 great that
the Board Of City Trust recently re-
solved to have private water supply,
and TO construct an artesian well for
tho purpose.
The aAOdnt paid for the water
privilege = ~ College naoue last year
wass e702-a6 .ADd the estimated cost u
al the appliances necessary for the
proposed change was less than $3, 900.
Work upon the well has been in pro.
I exeW for some time past, and water
tae inst heen struck at depth Of
q ID feot. NVs ~ Rls Is @E5a ls
The diameter Of the well is eight
inches, and prolific supply is afford
4 Cd, the present flow exceeding s,6O0
gallons per day. From the latest cal,
oulAti0ns the entire cost of boring,
pumping machinery, ETC., will be less
than $4,000.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

!. Jamse 9. Head has been offered and
nas declined the 0overnorship Of IN
British Northwest Territorss.
W. J. Ritehis, Chief Jnssscs Of ths
oanedien Dominion, hAs besn kniRhted
py ths Queen. -
. Anshony I. Knapp, Of the law firm oI
hcninson, Knapp q smith. OF Spring.
Held. lllInois, died on Monday evening,
20 tho ssd year Of bis ago.
The eeetsty of the Fifth Army Corps
wiH hold IT. annual meeting In Hartford
Connecticut on the 8th OF June.
Tho 40th annual Convention of tb.,
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity began YES.
.erday In Providence, Rhode f,land =
Fifteen Chapters were represented.
The q. 3. steamer vasdana, with the
0ssipss IN TOW, passed the Dsiav ars
Hreekwatsr yesterday morning, bound
tes za8it ia 81 4ls53.8
II u Annoupeed that 6acretary wt..
tosa will Appoipt committee 10 nvsss;.
gvte osrsein charges Agsihst the Supsr.
intsndsnt Of the Ban Francisco Mint
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
THE COLLEGE TROUnu.r
Further ExDuIstous

EXETER, n. H., May 24.-seveu
students were expelled from Pbillins
Exeter Academy last evening and
three suspended. Last Wednesday
evening about 30 of the students via.
tied several Of the professors, honsss
ana gave a noisy serenade, accompany.
ing IL with groans and hisses. Win.
dows IN three of the professors ho,,ses
were also broken, hence the above ao-
tion OF the faculty. The sentiment Of
,ne great body Of the students is strong
~ against the perpetrators.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Elevated Railways In phiIadelph,.

Ph ladelphia has short elevated
railway which affords The means of
rapid transit between West philadel-
phia and the centre of the city. It is
an extension of the Pennsylvania
haiiroad from its depot at thirty-sec-
ond street, on the west side OF the
Sohuyikill river, to the new depot at
Fifteenth and Filbert streess. A bill
Is now pending In the City Council
authrizing the construction of an
eievated railway on Front street, along
Tue Delaware river to Market, aud
from thence westward throughout the
whoie length of Market street to the
ochuylkill river, and through the two
principal avenues Of West Philadel-
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Baptists In Session.

INDIANAPOLIS, May'A.-At the nis.
slon's anniversary Rev. Il. M. Potter, Of
New York, was appointed secretary pro
tenn. The executive board reported totsl
receipts al S235. .032 q gain over last
year OF $69,080. The Indebtedness "a
$4,000. There are are also 800 house.
less churches ami they are increasing at
the rate OF one q week. Rev. A, s.
COATES report on the Chinese mission
related instances Of their stead fsstness,
and SAID the Chinese were making good
liberal Christians and dil,gcut studsus
OF the Bible.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Liquor :aalIiG Appein.ed.

The Court, this afternoon, appoint
ed Esquire VIM. Fl. Brady, Of this
city, liquor bailiff under the proyi,
sions of the new liquor law passed
at the last session of the Legislature
The compensation Is So per day for &C
tual service.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Death Of Mrs. Humphrey.

Mrs. Humphrey, wife Of G. s. Hum
phrey, who formerly kept hat store, No.
200 Market street, this city, died at the
residence Of her parents, In New Jersey,
yesterday. The readers OF the GAZETTE
will no doubt remember that some time
ago, while on visit 70 this city, she be-
came slightly demented, and during the
temporary absence Of her husband, wan
dered away but was discovered In Ches-
ter. .=.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Reported sale Of q Ner.u.,.,

NEw YORK, May Alt Is reported on
authority In Wall street this afternoon
tnat the whole capital stock OF the Ers
ning Post Newspaper assoc,atlon bad
been purchased by Mr.. Horace Wbh
formerly OF the Chicago Tribune, nov
largely 10 The Oregon Navigation Con,
pany, and Mr.. Henry Wizard, Of In
Oregon Navigation Oocpany, with flSr
Cari Schnrz AS sditor-in. chief. TDts
reports have been current some time
Al the Epentag Post office no Inform,
ton could be obtained in reference 10
the report.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26

WALL sTREET xRsrRRDAY,-Stocks
were active and advancing. Money
was easy on call at 5 TO 81 per cent on
stock collateral. Governments strong
and States quitt. In rsilroad boods
Boston, Hartford and Erie hrsts we're
marked seventeen points higher. For
eien exchange was dull AMI steady 1sFA'
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Egg-Packers Remoyss

NEW YORK, May A.-The Itsr lian,s,.
p'ekers who have occu pied the raral|onss
isisnas for a number OF years ws,s
dt.noSed Of to-day by Marshall Poosl
with force off the Fourth United s,a,..
artiiiary. No resistance was made Ths
egg-packsrs had inter fsred with govern.
ment property. A''''''
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
vance. Mahone and CarmichaeI.

ALEXANDRIA, Va, May 25.--John
Carmichael, Of Loudon county, Va,
who was arrested yesterday for sendiag
a postal card several weeks ago to
Senator Vance on which was written /:
"riease send me y ydur spesch on that
ID dog Mahone, " was brought
before United States Commissioner
Fowler here to-day. After examina&
tion he was held for the action Of the
Grand Jury for violation of the statutes
which prohibits the sending OF scurri
lons matter through the mails. IS
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
srEClAL NOTICE. ID
n CARn.

To all VINO are suffering from the err
rors and indiscretions of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood,
&c, Will send q recipe that will cure yos
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary In south
America. Send q aself-addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D
NeU York CftU. Mavs-eodDEwly
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
American Line and Mis-. o,rr,.,,

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-rhe Times
says "The American line steamship IL.
iinois arrived yesterday from Liyerpool
Win T40 Passengers. Miss O'lirlen. lbe
writer OF the letter to the Pail Mall Ga
%ette on "The Horrors ofihe Steeraee.
niade thorough examination OF TIE YES.
sci al Queenstown and expressed herself
ments."
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Ir You Are Sick, Read

the Kidney Wort advertissnen 10
another column, and it will explain 10
You the rational method OF getting
well. Kidney Wort will saYs you more
doctors bills than any other medicine
known. Actlng with specific energy Oh
the kidneys aud liver 1t cures the worst
diseases caused 5y their der aDgemen'.-
Use II ut once. In dry and liquid form.
Either ~ equally efficient, the liquid 10
hs easiest, bat the dry is the mcst
economioaI. - IlEeri0r.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
The Bark Crenona A.hor..

POINT PLEASANT, Nj, Nav pa
ne american bark Crenona came as
nore ia dense fog this morniug be-
tween lhis place and Squan Beach. She
,,, .iss with PROV well up on the beach.
Inc crew were taken OFF. Assistance
has gone to the scene OF the wreck.
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Opposed % a Uonreaer.,,..

MExicO,M May 24.--The Libertat Ia on
po'ea 70 the government sending dele
gaze TO represent IL at the conference to
be hold al Panama In September by the
spanish American Republics, Tor the
purpose of forming confederation,
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Dis,nissed From the Army.

Washington, May A.-First Lisuien-
ant George L, Reusseau, 10th inlaLtfy,
was recently tried by general court mar
tiai Ia Texas and sentenced to be dis
uIissed from the service. President
Garfield to-day approved the sentence
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26


THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
l. CAUTION t-All persons are eau.
TONED against throwing into the streets
or upon vacant lots, any
DEAL ANIMAL OR VEGErABLB
MATTER, 0FFAL, REFUSE On
RUBBISH
OF any kind that may be nJnriOus 10 the
health or offensive 70 smell.
All persons are requested TO report "
the Secretary of the Board any negiec.
ia the removal Of garbage, any defective
drains or traps, aud any nuisances Oh
Whatever klnd that may escape the n0llce
OF tn o h xecutive Ofiicers.
AS Is not the Intention OF the Boaiu
10 intrnde unnecessarily upon ANY eio, ~
all persons are respectfully req uesteu ~
receive the officers politely when 10 lne
discharge of their dulles. and asslsl tnra ,,n
In obtaining any Information necessny si,y
for the sanitary improvement OF the Guy
BY order of the Board Of Health. ,,
DIR. Il. r. BUSH. fresiden@
K, b. FRAZER, Secretary.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
Eastern District-G. b. Underwooe'
1915 X Ing street. ,,. Ma
Wes ern Distrlct--James o'Ioole' N''
2ll West Eleventh street.
mayi8-2W
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
l.ssfgtsLf':
THIRD EDITION.
Jso.a 81 nov YORK Herald.
Immaeraef0n.

fWhih / many of eur csssemporaries,
especially in the far and fervid West,
40 drsading the imminent dissolution Of
~ Rspubhc asa consequence Of the
Garfield row, and that the country can
mot Be saved unless Conkling Is slain,
thers are one Of twol circumstances that
lsal % 70 b Of Ioaa cheer. That exbl-
ht pri6k0d yeGtsrday ofthe increase In
eKports over imports, promising this
year to far sGceed the most sansuine an
ticipations, had comfort IN It. A coun.
Try thatWlil ssll Europe two hundred
and eighty millions more than we buy
viii iryiye the maledictions Of Mr.. Al
vetdS 6nd HI Husted. Acountry u at
W1u tdka ifom Europe this year. eight,
I've mIliion dollars Of gold coin over Al d
sabovo tho bonds returned may sand Mr..
ID bestson - Collsctor. These are VI
tal, saving, comfortrgiving facts. The
mosk DoeenA fsct Of al, however, 10 the.
sstrsel l!nary Aov "a Immigration from
! ANsus Englandsr IN Colorado or
Onh(nEniA w mourn The absence OF
gresd kilIs snd granite strewn plains, and
wonder II be will ever again see any
Thing - rich and beautiful ~ dear old
New HAupshirs, the fact being tina. he
lsM New Hanpshire because be fou nd
vkset wQ0ld not grow on rocks and be
did not care to starve to death. We
eIpnM pet complain because our Ger
IAN friends, Tor instance, in social Gus
toms, arc moro German than American,
bec1hee they bring their Prnssian and
Rn5nS3ars wave and trv "a lasd nm the
aAanks oa tbs Hudson the lifs. they led OIL
the banks Of the Danube and the Rhine.
They will, We are assured, not love
America less because they loved Germa-
~ more. g E S@
The daily gazette., 1881-05-26
Killed in n Drunk en- BrawI.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 24.-Dnr-
ing a drunken brawl last night at
Palestine, In this State, James Thomp-
son shot and instantly killed William
ware. Both were colored. Thom pson
was arrested.