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N'ohs ALE, have nice Residence pron.
A. erty, outside city limits, acre of gromn5
S id w nHuse and house,, barn, and spien
ance on good time, TO snit, or will sell Snr
par cash, balance In dry Goods or groceries nj
eash prices; title to properly perfect For
'urther particulars call ON W. b. aAN0.
Ae.orney al Law, No. l07 Main ,treet, up stairs
ION SALE-Brlck residence, ia norih Har.
L wood street, two story, 1--WE rooms ana sur ,nar
mer kitchen, outhouses, clstern, shade. nenrb
ana pear trees, ounce, blackberry and dew.
perry bushes and grape vi, es, Lit iO1 foot
front by zoo feet deep, or will sell 80 feet front
with house to suit pur haser.u -'""'
Clinton s Fletcher Gin Mnin u..
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WANTED-A Cook (whiie m an prefeyre,N
wv one who understands his business
1ooo wages and good home. Apply to
=, SANS RESTAURANT.
NV Grpapyiua ,axo.
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EoR LIZ Brick store No. GA Elm street,
J. brick sire No. 7Ol, corner of Elm and
l4i4 and lti8 Elm street. and iSss andi ' loo,
aalo street; dwelling house, 2 stories. 3
rooms anu clubhouse Of two rooms. Noa. lal
i455 and l43S Elm street. Also. yaiuabIc
lands In Dallas and othsr counties. Hunt.
MMa u,, ~ hayes, attorneys-at-law, No. SO
'nn.u nhIcet, Dal'as, Apll-tf
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WANrED-50O men and woman J., -a,,,---,
w IN pleasant and profitable buslnsss
n nop partloalars, call at 70S Main street second
a.
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wi vSyCIAy.

rNuVaTCr,Nt ,,,N $3.50
JhmroSiSiaN AM SUhGEON-DR. NOR.
Il TON. Off'ce, In llrst national bank build
ing. Residence, San Jaolnto etieet, noar
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w AffED-A tirst-clas, carriage trimmer
blacksmith helper 73s and 40 Comm area se y,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-28

w AN rED-A servant girl by Mrs. Kay.
story house. ''''e'', TWO
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-28

nor RENr-A house OF five rooms. with
hydrant and clsiern. Apply at "'-'
HOYT 4 COFFIN. Druppists
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LOST.

0sT.A bay pony lay hands high, blind
lin right eye and has a long tall. Ihe finder
Cams stable, corner of Polk and An,tin
streets. =, va
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FOR SALE.

EoR saLE-Two secon -6and express wa.
L g1ns and one buggy tongue. Apply at
ny % JO2 jackson Al re az
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M AANTEJ-A situation Dy an ,n,1r,.7 Ia
cW Young man, wiling TO make him, eli nss.
iui N any capacity. Address, IA.
.os .oot CITY Hotel
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EOh sALE-A No. COW. Also one of tho
L pest OF family horses. The hoi i is laroe
aarr pes'e too fs,aSe VII! phea'on and
l2S Rnss Avn,,,a
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MISCELLANEOUS wANTs

Nv NlEo-Strong and Willing white va.
w men or 81 Is, To work at steady employ
ment and good wages. Apply at
., CITY STEAM LAUNDRY.
oe I0t t,0mmerca NJ
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FOR RENT.

On HENTII0 one or two gentlem, n, +
i neatly furnished room, fronts south, larg.
closet attached and good cistern water. M
9io Commerce. street, On north side. between
sycamore and krvay streets. "'NA
u J HAYES
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Ms fr',n Ch,a'r Pratt, p cl"liaur'for Of
rrt.. C..t.. d.. just been rirtr.rl I2 boston 90
,ir.t.A g.. Prince. -oIuf Mayor Prince. Ot taai city.
W. Oscar W.l..-o'uervi~' Iuris a-'icf.r Pos
ti.tnvalt, is it,, reported thinking ol coming 10
AW,t..A On .e.ilr. 1913 Art
MI Brown. OF G,rr-ia. ia mentioned as the
v.altli,,t ol Tie >outh,rn senators. lie has mill
bono tuo ot dollars.
Il j.. reported from innsbruck that the Emperor
TrinrI, Joseph has Ordered that the Now highway
h.,u. constructed between Crmhn and ihc Pustrr
Naley %, called after the crown Princess Niclhdu'c
Mr.. Garfield is much better, h.iuy able now to
va'k about her room. Her physician thinks that
She will Dee well enough 10 20 into the country next
wreck.
The Lo~o.falitv which Mr. A. II. stephen, Offers to
stranger AZ hi, Georgia home Is something unique.
ll, has c,cu il is SAID liked his dinner hoar Il, in
tie forI.iuc because that time suited the railway
ARRANGEMENTS AMI hrcnulI invite al those NhO came
to sire him 10 dine lciorc leaving.
General Icnaticf is hali-admirinrly called the
fath,roi lies - by the Turkish dipomati,tS, whom
hr outvittcd in their own craft. supple, ready
vittcd cool-hcadcd and INSCRIPTIONS, lmatirf was
M least no hypocrc. II is my business to lie be
used sometimes 10 tell those who talked with him
" lo mot bciirvr % worl say And SET. Ike Prince
bismarck many of h, greatest strokes of statcCraft
wcrr gained by telling the simple truth.
The German Crown Prince is credited with
wltti,ism. lIls portrait was being painted by the
artist Werner ani during lis progress he made fire.
qu,nt ..its 90 The studio. Walking in one day he
found the master absent. aud a pupil who did not
notice bis entrance. hard at work covering the
br.aat of the portrait with pictures Of the different
ofi,rs worn hy the Crown Prince. Tho latter stole
mp behind the pupil and startled him by laying his
hand ou bis shoulder and cNclaiming: -" Can II bo
that Nuu nave dreamed Of some day becoming a
decorative PautcrV
Mr. Carlyle was far from being n genial visitor
Sir Henry Taylor. In notes made while the two
Were staying with Lord Ashburton, SAYS: zone even
nga party of gentlemen returning from a walk in
the dusk. had seen n magnificent meteor. ono which
filed place in the newspapers for some days after
wards They described what they had behcld in
glowing colors and with mnch enthusiasm. Carlyle,
having heard them in silence 10 the end. gave his
view OF the phcnomcnon Aye. some suipLurrtted
hI dTOgel l suppose. some rubbish of that kind
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GENERAL NOTES.


hany persons arc misled ny The term, 4
fair day in the United states Signal Service report.
II does not mean clear and bright but cloudy 'holA
h'ith'F stormy nor threatening Storm II VIII probably
sun D' npi'd ny SOM oiNef tI' s,i'l a. " oN ete2'
precision II Las hitherto caused 49,
4 collection of FOSSILS from WASHINGTON r.,
ritory IL now on exhibition In penver. Col II co,
of the bones az what Il. believed "a no n nov s- y,
'l'''s o.
H'""'H WIFI" lH' ''i-''F'i'i' M Nopleh, las nantt
Tcbh0s CpiDlabiIDs The tusks are ahont twelve 10,
lam, aud ti. tooth ~ tho i,,r,r ,..r. al, -
o., ~ " -" '"fhV
H.. ,',,,' m 80, Como. "a ~ lay 20
r.ftLttyb .,in tf.,,.,f,,t.o, a.. pa, 80
..rr .on T.t now f, he branch, r.,t 49,,
rr''r1.y 1s placed .A i tIsoIL,n ll,liiat.0n Wash
According 10 the new census, OF April 4,
i--l th' population OF London q 3,-i4,J7 loreass
of .to3ll, OPP ~ pcr cont, uron the number cnumer
't in ISL; Tie Ih"r1'' in tAe preceding ten Year,
"is ''''-'l' 'f I'l per cent. The aggregate popua-
'i'" "I u' nineteen lftrf provincial towns g
'''' ''-i l. h ln'' oil ''--'. ~ !o) per cent upon
ta number 800 III; iE thr preceding decade the 10.
c,.a-. fy ta,-. f.,r. y1- t-c.gp ,r T. 3 ,..,o.,,
I.i- s! London l.. i,i.f ..l -lI.l--i ~. r, y.
r.... f,.r. ir M. I'm ,-. i-i-i ,.,.t 90 1919
h. .r. d "a, ,i .,,.'t. ~ ti,. ti,.t .i'a
g., ;,,,....,;,,, l.,, i.,.+ Loo, ,a..lo =.
.,,,-., .'..,, -. ,'., - - " I'm
.. I'll -, ,,,. 80 ~ ,..,,r -, .t4
o,~ ~ nr,,,,r .,,,r,-f,. ,,,.t, ,. -. ~
| fir,,..s ., b. i.,. ,,,,.,,,t ana. .., ..t'.
,I,r,.r-c,i,,. aud c rt,i, other ,.rf- i,,, b..
,..,i,. ,rf...,, .,,.,o.i. ,r ,t. ,-,.,. -, -
t.,t., 7, H. ,l,,,.l e.r ,t. ,,. ,,,...,., 49,.
,..f ..i ID ,.,.., ., ,,,., ,,i,,,,, -,
It. ,.,..',.,.. t,.. -,
-,.., ...,..t -. l ~
,. " 80
-'Nr-' nut "h'h "H.N '"H'ih''i i"fiN po"ethl Il
p0-iyc The walls ~ fhr coils uu-i Therefore hc broker
up lrfor" an rNpo-if" chang" j. formed within hs
!
lions % -nch strnrth ta', While They Tl Withstand
ordinary 'nlint. fi'. wil fr shattered bY 't BIOL 70
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5n1ef 10 Advertisements.

AxrsrNFSTs-3d T0Ge-6th column.
ASSoT.CYNENrs-Sh PdgS-iih column -, -,.,u
1t,SEtSG UOTsEs ASp BASKERs-Ih FdQe-4th Column
BOARD AND ROOMs-6M F01c-4th cOlunnL
ERrsuF---GM Pd9e-2d column.
ETsISFsS NoTrCTs-4h IGGe-lst column
sfoTUISG-Bd IGqe-3d column.
oPApTNTR>lnP NOIICFs-7h IHGe-3th Column
CoRPOnATfON NOIiCKS-7M PdGe-5th column
COUNTRY BOARD WANIED-3d I1ge-3d coIhnln'
DIVIDEND NoTICEs-7H FdW-5th column.
DRESS MAKISG-3d PGCe-3d column
DRY GOOD--3d Pdge-jth column $50, o,...,n
IrROPF ~ ADvERTisEMENTs-3d Id1e-O1n '0'''i''-
JXCTRsiONs-M Idge-Gth column
lINASCIAI---M IHgc-4th column.
Gp,Trs and FENpERs-3d I0Ge-Gth column
Hopsrs { AEHIAGEs. &C.-Gh PdGt-@d COlulalh
ISsTKIC1ION-9d Idge-Jth column
IOsT AND FOUND-GM Fdge-2d column -, IT,,
MAnDIr AND SLATE MANrLE.-1W iNic-oth toIuHiu'
NaRRTAGEs AND DEATH--Jh Idge-Oth c0llhu'
MTDIC N-}d Tdgc-Jih column.
MfSfNG-6M Idgc-ith column 80. -, 80
MIsCFTI ANTOTS-:}d IUgc-Gth column on i"Vo-''N'
and Gth columns.
Musical IN~rEt NT>-3d Idgc-0th column
NEW PTBI e lTION~-Gh Idgr-2d co'iuh'
OCp,N STEANfEs-.}d IGgc--Jth column
PRopOs tIS-7h Iuge-jtl column
REAL FsrATT-7M POGs-t'h column.
SAILS m ATCTIoN-:d Jdgc-Gth column.
apyCf Al NOTICF.-5H P0Gf-6th column. - go.
STrArrOtrs AND Railroads.&c. IUgc-Jd anu 4'i
columns 40, .,......
TEACHES Idqc--2d column
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2lem 3)ork UQilu Grlbu}1,
FOUNDED HORACE GREELEY.
TUESDAY. JUNE If, ISL.
mn NEU.> THIS MORNING.


FoprraN.-Iu Parliament last night Mr. Pam u
said that he dbl rot desire To obs,ruct the Land
bill. -- Eight American horses have arrived al
Ascot to fake part i'm tie iacing. - II y expected
that Prince Alexander OF Bulgaria will shortly order
q plehi,cituln on the question Of his remaining on
tLe throne. -- Nllhat Pacha in acommunicaton
10 the Sultan clais to have assisted in the dcpo~l-
lion of Abdul All because the late Sultan wished
10 change the order of succession to the throne
- The Grccian Minister to France has RESIGNED
his name is mentioned in connection with the Treas
nrv frauds. -- Edwin Booth wishes 10 cancel
hisengagcmcnts III England on account OF his wins
sickness.
DoME>riC.-The Bradley bribery case was re-
sumed yesterday: points IN Bradleys personal
history were brought ont. == The Legislative
Joint Convention met and discussed the evils OF
the absentecism of members; the vote for Senators
was light and not indicative Of any result - In
the Assembly bills were passed to enable the Mayor
and Common Council Of Long Island City
to borrow money. prohibiting posting bills
ON fences etc. without the consent of owners. and
relative TO the publication OF the Code of Civil Pro-
cedure. = II is estimated that the savings
effected in H.. Post Office Department will amount
10 81 600 600 annually. 60 Unlawful trc>pa,s-
ing on the southern tie Agency is reported -
Political feeling in the Cherokee Nation has led 70
several murders --= The business portion Of the
village of Iudngton. MIMI. has been burned loss
about 5000. O00. 60 Captain Spark, Of ih' Vial
ing schooner Edward Lee. of pro'incetowu, Mss,
and five men were lost AZ sea on May II. -
General Grant announce, himself a. with C"hkhnt.
CITY ANp SUDUEDAN.-CUaid, Cot"tin. "I''r-
land. Grenada and Edclveise won the J romy Par.
races Yesterday. - The Attoncy-G.n-rd give
the stockholders Of the Manhattan RaA1"t 'clI-
ir0 Several Iir,u a. au ,~o, i.il ions ..lN ,,i
lesoutions uploliur 'hc President. -- The
strikes in several t.alc, coat. raol --- G.!I
value Of IT, lcc.l-cu,yr silver dollar 10 GRAINED.
sG.71 cents ----- sto.ks iri, -uiiiy aci.o and
luctuWiug closing strong.
1nG Manufactures locai Observations i'll
dicatc cloudy or threatening weather with 'shi
rains followed 10y clearing weather an! warar
Temperature. Thermometer Yesterday; Highest,
&C: loves. 81 ayeI2go. 5>li.
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THE IiI iIINi> iNH IAiN"A''.
The Charley Ld"ard-c, aye N'N had lot;
there is no wtnner OF doubt of irnf. 10
would lr Wnl u they could hr -ult.'--''-
They tempt thr legislative Iupii.,; d "
shake the il.th of $40 lc-.. liifr irmhh~ iu
thcii irlov-m.u: THY make thr I.r-l.flvr
!riuh'r~ hi.ev" i'rt l''-.Ito'- ,' a.l tr.1l,
ard t.ai aI votes !t}' tI.'r rl.'. tl.t p'r-
-H1dr th' lex itltc .im''r i.' TO- cog o"I
h> i.- price. hii i'.i d l-. '''' i'-' '.', a.l
that iitiry orly tur" hc ""H.I H.'''' 10 t'.rv
cor.l effect satisfactory uc'''lt.."l h.t"'. n
thrr''ir- llH'inti I, uri'I nI 'I lr' .'f'."t
tlc -u.i,'e. legislative lIlu. d. .u d.. i,I.pH-
inu. AID Induced .iu o. llt r.,r u,YI
hm-rI ti..rt Lds.rl- proceed 10 loo, up
q customer. iic ha- r"'.l De l-h; moss o"
-cN i.m h.lo.. ho --nra-. Charley Edwards
Is to This c>'.n. Aoa.-'. boo honestly believes
that o'r1 budt. or IiD-r uH,A t,.tf body,
j. d~ d 'o1'-' 20 j.. D. mH.I I' l.-
Lc;c~ uo m.u has % 9u.r who HASN'T
% price lor il, ana uo man want, % vote who
j. NOT willing within Reasonable lirIt. foo Iry
for IT, 80 HuW Charley Zoo o.. ~1ilr tentative
WY apn'olr'c- lis customer. sounding: Dos ,at
carefully TIL hc ihd oFi whether thc cl-.oa",
j, really in the mai..'. and tlon DO coml.,,. ,
the trade and pockets hi, comnfi--.n1.
And VOW Charley Llwa'd- rarely mistakes
his man. III. approach is thc spear OF I'ar..:
more potent even, for it develops the
character wi'A"ut so much Is a touch.
Every man who toIorat"~ hi. presence Doe count,
as his possible game; whoever listens with
out manifest Indignation To his cony,r-
Sation he rccAons on with confidence
and the Legislator who cutters into "a
discussion of price, be- sets down n, caught
already. Nor need JAZZ Land hi, f-h at Once.
When the legislative Trmhc hc-ii, To talk
about what his election cost and how much it
would take 10 reimburse him for hi> OK
pcnscs, Charley Edwards has no need 10
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Neyerbeer's Huguenots' has had over 700 ~,
foruances at the Paris Opera.
one-armed piano ylrtuoso, Count Geza ZieSv
has lately been giving some remarkable perform.
anccs, and now he has o rival in the Hungars,
Baroness. Alphonsine Weiss, who displays as mQe,
dextcrity with her right hand as does the CoOn,
with his left. She recently created great sensation
at a concert in Paris by her performance Of one q
Lists Hungarian Rhapsodics, Chopin's mino,
Etndc, an Adagio by Beethoven. and some oths,
pieces. COncert-gOcrs in this city will recall H.
clever left-hand arrangement Of one Of Bach,
Gay0ttes which Mr.. Josoily made about a year ago
when his right hand was disabled, and which Ls
played with 50 much brilliancy.
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80 CCVPROVI>E.


If any one ianclcs that II may %" poS-ihI" to
elect McsSrs. Dcpcw and ConLlng Senators
from Ncw-l ok, tlN- L. good time i"r him
to mdecciyc himself There are person. "i"
indulge that dream. I"-aibi! thc llmat' "ln-
sell may have notion t'ai all tin> potter
alooug the people Is the result of objections to
ME Too, for he has evidently ltch trying ID"
arrange Il trade with some of tina exporter. e.
Mr.. Dcpcw. But the PrDuatc Is radically his
taken. The people did not object N'y uuc,
to M Plat. But the WculG-'c DICTATOR Wh"
insists that the President the Republicans Of
the United states senate, and the hIuhI ans
Of TIE Legislature "i Tie >t'r' VIII whom h'
hd4 qlarro.lod, shall rei down on th,T lJ.'.
and humidity boz iIim tp bc Boss a--ln, and q"
prl, up the prmacy which b" threw away
Lc j. the man Who excite public opposition.
If any member of thc LEGISLATURE is ao''.- u,
himself with the noaoi ihh 'H> constitute
VIII forget tl'r wrath AGAINST HI' '""..n-
whenever Mr. PIati h1- been l"n>Ard 10y
dcfca', that m'mh"r kn""- nothing OF TIE
popular feeling. TIE one thing ;t.t tlf EopIb-
Leans Of New OK would n'r'r forget nor
forgive j, the reelection Of Eo~coo '"n"l'"S.
They lave some sc.f-rc>pcci indccd they mr
litGc proud. slap III the face !, not pleasant.
and naughty resignation of grave Pn'hc
trust, followed 10y orders reading liocl me-
"aeain now, and get down ON !our marrow
bones, or | will smash things that doe,
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votes on this, that or the other question.
Nor to hinder him in any of the other APP
proachcs by which, without committing him
SELF he discovers whether the person whom
he addresses is vcnal. 1t is easy enough
to dcclaim against bribery; easy enough
to pass laws furnishing it with heavy
penalties. The difficulty is in catching the
procurer in the act. There is, to be sure, one
very ciIicacious method for putting stop to
legislative corruption, and that is for the leg
islatve Trimblos uuhcsitatincly to kick ont
the man who makes the most distant APP
proach of that sort to them There's
n certain indication of virilc virtue about
that which cannot be mistaken, either by
the lobbyist who is lifted or the public look
ing on. But so long a, the legislative Trim
blcs suffer themselves not only to be ap-
preached hut to be actually paved over; 50
long As they permit themselves to toy, or even
seem to toy, with the temptations of the Charley
Edvard~cs. the tribe of Charley Edwardscs
Will increase and thrive; and the public will
continue sccpticM az to the existence Of lcgis-
laiyc virtue.
Perhaps a better method would be for the
people themselves 20 cease sending the inno-
cent and un,opli>ticatcd Trimblcs TO the Leg
i~iaturc No NAN should bee sent TO the Legs
laturc who docs not know enough 10 avoid the
appearance of evil. The Trmblr- who rise mp
of q sudden and say they have been cowuptly
approached with tlc cG.r of brides are ont
of place 20 Albany They ,houd hn kept ~
home, away from Tire solicitations and -cduc-
tion. of the Charley Ldwaal-o-. FIJI th"
Legislature with Non Of n,l-iuovu h-h
and h.ao,ahlc ch,urtr .al Tie Chi,y
EdvmJ,o, uot only Womb lind uo victims.
but would have DO acquaintance, Among
f'..sr
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rxTEEMrN N LHlNcE.

The rejection of the Scrutin dc Li-te by the
French Senate was preceded by an important
debate in the Chamber Of Deputies on ihe fun
damental question of constitutional revision.
The discussion was opened 10y DR.. Clemcnceau,
the leader of the Extreme Left. who has been
described as having some affinity with the
better side Of Robespierre, without being an
anarchist This Breton physician, who ac-
QuHed during the siege of Paris IN cnEiable
reputation for GOODNESS and energy, dissccted
the Constitution with keen, incisiye thrusts.
lie traced its origin to an Assembly that had
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He paid visit to Lord Ashburton at shootingl-s
In Scotland, at time when the cholera was srs
posed to be approaching. and there was 4 r.tr.s
physician staying in the house TO be ready Tor -
emergency. Carlyle was not well, and was v..
gloomy, and shut himself up in his room for ~ ~
was little disturbed at his ways, and begged ~
Wilson just to go In to him and see whether NJ D
was anything seriously amiss The doctor went ny
his room, and presently came flying ont again s"p
volley of invectves against himself and his ,rL ~.
profession, saving that of all the sons of Az
they were the most eminenty Improbable and IT,
hairy ear of "A jackass.'"
BERLIN June 13.-Princc Bismarck is imlqOyiD,
in health.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS on GENERAL SHr2IAN-I
WAI-RIsEDnF Bf,I NIDN
F,m rrterr'e' q Ta' id.aagsc i,' ss,r, JgtiGa,

From an Tntsrree IN ne f.tiqnoyoli s,nrN, Jul>l0
"Ihe truth is, continued Mr. Davis, " ina.
Sherman is vain man. Who has been mined y Sues
and tatttry, aud Is Possessed 81 chronic L4luldius
th.i hc i,n great General lie Is r.aly man ~ VIZ
mediocre TALENTS, c!cr civil or military au "Nf' ~
siirpts- tatrry superior number, und toe ltfA w
tcrprs On tn par. 81 h.s antagonist, who either colI
Would 40 nothing but rtrcat, s'riung "hNl"u, ~ ~
called Tabii, OF the civil War. Had stone AaN J's
son confronted sherman ia l-6i. Instead :" -
Johnston a different tale would have been i"ui " g
hook That uncomfortable huly of Infantry d. ia -
r,pid Of march a o have earned The Title of foot cav
orv would coon have hrou ht SLc.manB marches 10 81
insorlOus cud. Ills r0calrd luirch To th, - H.,
u.rh landed VA really thr most absurd ol uDiSr
unu0uvr-, ever undertaken ia al thu ttr 81 iile ~
was right IA the teeth oi ai the raic' 81 var I .
thc fct Inc Cuncdcraey wac then IN AS death a"irs
must have resulted b. the ffctrictahr rtlu ~ 30
" hole army That his band ~ huiiinrIr, Nhl "a is.
virtually an organized gang Of phnGrfers Nts ~. -
stroyed or captured not due 10 any rtiSnP,
Sherman bH' the folly az the h0ih,aGri ho,i WI s
stead OF fnag back before sherman, WcutIct h+ .h
Tennessee like a Inadcap Oh the widest o. "I"'eV~
tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-14
Ills nMN WORK.

grnfr Jtr h.r'0.h ffV4uf tRfpl
The diSlgrarablc situation IN Newly OK was
caused by Mr. conf Eg's remarkable folly in rs-nlr
h- -,nl Ola. senate and inducing his assocate 90 To-
low his Example Neither Mr Blaine nor Mr.. SagTlaa
can De- aroused ~ having had anything t. do with s.g-
costing tiI ser. NJ tonkIg decided Lls course fdF
himself and precpitatca struggle which cauuo' hat .
damaging o himself and 10 the party for which he pro
f-., So much regard. There j. good io believe
that he ric atr,i "a coup FOR week more befdfs
netting and 30 Is hardly probable that he did not 'Urste
the possibility 81 DEADLOCK. although IN hi- inor'nas
sclconcrii he probably expected To have the Rpdpn
cans OF NrwNork Nndicatc him b. reelection AMI eni
lin back 10 Washington to make was tie AdlAA1~
tIdtlOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-14
TIT erTV,TIOv IN ppIrP.

fTOIH Tho MN IOTA fIsFIfNt IiuII y, ~
Mr.. Conkling made the Senate Dcm0cfn,s,SS
by leaving n aud taking his acksy with hi thIs s
that even majority OF his packed jury dare he
nii polical suicide by voting FOR HIN, ho h no" 70.
a. t,sn Inc Souats Democratic by preventing an ~.
ton of Republican Senators by Republican asii, 70
turc He evidently tniks thai Is ncsi.i Io ,ho thaS
earn inc repuiation OF having killed his laty INV hu
of sucide whose folly has delivered Ills parry s non
contention. ard destructive leadership Aslhe TN apJ
stands how can any Republican LEGISLATOR Io ht. mur.
standing whatever who aids Mr.. Conkins ia ~"
deTous ol0t against his party