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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02
Woe President Arthur and Senator
Sherman.

SuCTUidU.
The man Who now occupies the
u.,i "a of Vice President OF he Uni
81 States, strange to say, is the
sans man who was turned out of
r,ie new York custom house for
.iic dishonest use of the privile ges
nf his position, The Individuals
w;'n turned him out was those re-
- liable honest men themselves,
EIthcrtord Il. Hayes and John
) 'erman, the first occupying a
STATEN position in the White House
an'l The second serving under him
~ Secretary Of the Treasury.
Neither OF these truly good men
could stomach Mr.. Coll, ct or Arr
thur, now Mr.. Vice President A T.
thu, when he was chief of the
New York custom house because,
according to them, lie was disLon-
est. Under date of January 3Ist,
1879, Mr.. Sherman as Secretary OF
the Treasury, addressed Mr.. Ar.
thur note as follows:
Gross abuses of administration
have continued and increased dur
Ing your incumbency.
Persons have been regularly paid
by you who have rendered little or
no service; tho expenses of your
offics have increased, while its re-
c~iPts have diminished. Brides,
or gratnities in the shape of brides,
have been received by your sub.
Ordinates in several branches of the
custom house. aud you have i'm no
case support ted the effort to cor.
rect these abuses.
The good Mr.. Hayes, virtuously
Indignant likewise, on the same
day wrote to the wrelched Mr..
Arthur after the following man.
ner:
With deep sense of my obliga-
tiOns under the constitution, I re
gard 1t as my plain duty to sus-
pend you, in order that the Office
mag be honestly administered.
Then MIR. Collector Arthur step
ped down and out land Mr.. Secre>
tary Sherman seized the patron
age of the custom house to further
his presidential aspirations at
Chicago aud beat Grant. Blu. the
letters Of the willy Sherman and
his tool in the White House were
not forgotten by Mr.. Senator Conk
ling and Mr.. Arthur and they
cooked John Sherman's goose at
Chicago beautifully, and rcvenged
themselves Upon Hayes 10y making
Arthur himself ithe nominee for
Vice President on the ticket with
Garfi-Id. Bat the most amusing
part of the whole business. is Stbe
fict that while Arthur is Vice
President and presiding officer of
the Senate, John Sherman is Sem
atOr in that body from Ohio, and
dependent upcn the recognition of
Mr.. Arthur whenever he rises to
speak, and the latter whenever he
can cleverly do so, refuses either
to see or hear Mr.. Sherman. This
makes matters highly interesting
aud gives each a chance to show
how much he admires the other.
Whether Arthur as collector was
dishonest or not, the general i'm.
preston now is that his suspension
WAS scheme OF Sherman's TO en-
able him to control the custom
house Patronage in his own inter-
est, and it is quite probable now in
view of the turn given to things,
Tue" 80 unexpected, that the late
Secretary wishes he hadn't been
quite so fast.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

Just as 500, as a country editor
finds himself the possessor of about
five dollars, he feels SO jubilint
that he selects a GuIre of nice clean
paper and sharpens up three pens
ellis to write dOuble~leaded lead
er on '.Solid Prosperity."-Kansas
CITY Times.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

Are the most cE
fcctive and congo
nialpulgativceve ever
discovered. They
ere mild, but eli,
fectual in tliei,
operation. moving
sse bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
ts,.,, .-ce still the
Thorough and
nsY-Ss,s,r nrh1r
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

TIE discovery that the sickness
SD closely resembling cholera,
which has prevailed in Chica 20 for
sevtri weeks past, is caused 10y
the deleterious substances used for
butter in that city, will undouh' ed
" attract more general attention
to the increasing use OF aduit"I~
ated food III the United States as
well as to the evils arising there's
from. 1t Is only reasonable to sup
pose, too, says the Washington
Star, that light upon the suhJec'
will lead to legislation which Will
efrctually prevent those common
and dangerous impositions upon
the public. This is matter that
Congress ought to take hold OF
and at once. If that body may
pass laws for the prevention of ,and
punishment for, counterteiting pa
per or metal money, it may ano
ought to pass laws to prevent tb'
couuterfeiting and adu!tera'icn o
food. If the people are entitled Il
protection in what only affects bus
mess affairs, they are certainly ell
tlled to protection in IL matter 81
vitality affecting health and life.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02
Chief Canton Fire Depart meul
CANTON, Marcel, Goth 'S1.

CANTON, Marcel, Goth 81.
w. .. uAEGON, ESQ. Our res
pective companies have to>day re.
ceived through the hands OF the
Chief of the Fire Departments OF
this City, your Very substantial
proof of vour appreciation of their
services at the fire of the night OF
the 2lst inst. Your liberal tlona-
ton will be used in the improve.
ment of the department. and will
help to bring III TO Il higher stand
ard OF usefulness.
Be assured your li5crality is du>
ly appreciated.
Very Respectfully.
EUGENE CONWAY,
Chiet Fire D.'Lt.
JOHN LIVE A ;,
Foreman Steam Engine No. l.
g. IL MAYSON.
Foreman Steam Engine No l.
X. w. GARRISON,
Foreman Hope M. =.
ANDREW LA WSON,
Hose Foreman Hope NJ. 2
E. l. T.ARRG,
Foreman Hook & Ladder No. l.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

THE largest peach orchard in the
world is in Chambers county, Ala.
1t contains so acres and has yield
ed S7O,0OO worth of peaches. 1t is
owned and cultivated by Mr.. John
Parnell, brother of the Irish ag-
itator. lie came to this country
some ten or twelve years ago anu
bought an old, wOrn>out cotton
farm. which lie has converted into
this immense peach orchard, and is
always the first to have earlypeach-
es OH the market, for which lie re-
ceives almost fabulous prices. lie
is said to be getting immensely rich
ac the business
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

How are we going to select our
candidates this year. 1t seems
that the wise heads should get to-
gether and devise some plan which
would he satisfactory to all.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

IT is said Mr.. Parnell's frequent
visits to Paris are made not to con
rpir,.. bnt to court They are tran
sifs of Vcnns. not Mlrs Isu-nor
has il that he is TO wed fair
French Won IN.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

Gf.LL Il FACTORY SUPPLIES OF
MI KINDS. BETTING, HOSE and
PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALL KINDS,
IRON PIPE, FITTINGS, BRASS
GOODS, STEAM GAUGES, ENGINE
GOVERNORS, &c. Send for Price-list.
". Il. DlLLfNGHAM & CO., I43 Rain
Street, LOUISVILLE, KY.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02
+. b. PRATT.
WALTER CALHOON.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

J. A LOEB,
JOHN PITTS.
To April Term 1881, Madison Justice
Court, Miss. Judgment February u, 'Sl
for Soo.13 and costs.
By virtue of the allowed described writ,
to me directed by the clerk of said court
will expose to public sale. to the highest
ard best bidder, for cash, before the court
house door of said county of Madison.
State of Mississippi in the city of Gator.
MONDAY THE 2Sth DAY OF MARCH.
1881, between the hours prescribed by law
the following described real estate to-wit
5 Inf L hfs:E or. Sec2 Twp range l east
in Madison county, Miss issippi.
Levied upon as the property of said
defendant, John Pitts, and will be sold to
satisfy the above styled Judgment interest
and all costs. J. L. PRIEsTLEY, Shift.
Sherifi's Office, February, %, 1881,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02
Administrator Notice "a
Creditors.

Whereas Letters of Administration on
the Estate of George A. Ross deceascu
were granted TO the undersigned. on the
7tii day of March, A. ID. 1881 by the
clerk of the ChanceIy court OF Madison
county Mississippi at rules. now ali per
sons having claims against the Estate OF
said George \. Ross deceased, are hereby
Mortified to exhuli them and have them
registered by the clerk of said court with
in one year from this first publication o.
they will he barred Sec. 1926 Cole ST.
J.T. rRiESTLEY, Administrator.
One dollars worth of "ELACS-
pRhUGHT'' will save fifty dollars in
doctors bills.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

,lucry: Why WI people suffer with
Indigestion when "BLhCN-DRAUGhT"
will cure them?
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02

VIM. Reid's is strictly cme
price cash store. Don't ask for cred it.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1881-04-02
ayers CatharGic Pills,

Tor all tho purposes of Family Physie
ana for curing Cost:veness, Jeuniice,
indigestion. Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headacne, Eryslpe.as, Rheumatisrn,
Eruptlons and SKIN Diseases, Bill
;ousness. Dropsy, Tumors. w orms,
Ior puriEnS the Biooa. n'
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W DISCOVERY!

LCSE rGaNE03D EESECR=D. .
A victim Of youtaf-:l inIrudeucc causing Prena-
tnre Decay. Nervous DEBILITY, Lost Manhood. etc.
having t-i-d in vain every known rcme dy, has dis
tyyrrrd simple ssif which he vit send FREE
70 lis tl,+rrTs. address -. d. k.f.s.A e.
a. elrzsfAs:.ii; s+t., =. 4.
, 1881-05-24

THE CQTTQN 1NuuKrltY,

INEs C0ETVN 1NNuhIUfs
PARIS, May &.-uultanunt's lfeszc',ucr
states that In case negotiations with Fratlca
III regard to tue cotton industry take n hos-
tiio tun. certa1n largo CAPITALISTS Of Mali
chester, England, and adjoining towns arc
determined to form company, with tho yiew
to establishing large concern at lsouer.
There appears to ho no lack ut capital. Thu
ap!nn!ng, weaving. lygtng, and printing lna-
ohil,Hry will 10 fitted OH very las9e SCALE
II Manchester woods arc excluded froM
France tie promoters Of the scflei1e arc de-
terminou to establish sniall Manchester In
Francs.
THE RACE FOR TIE rNIx DE rA1tts.
LONDON, May &,.-The Alesars. Weathers-
by issue supplementary list Of tile horses
loft in the enirtus for tho raoa tor the Erard
l'rfx 10 Paris, which will colnc oil Sunday,
Juno lo. rho list tncludgs ]. T. keene's &
ysar ull bay colts Dusllman nnl Foxhall,
which wcro accidentally oMlttol from the
prosinMsiy-puhilsitea list.
Tho sporting correspondent Of the Daily
Nclys. writing from Paris, says thoso will be
difficulty to ilMd anything to boat FoxlRl! it
liz can compass tbs distance. B0tfa the Eh-
gltsl, md Frelch lots ara very moderate.
Kunnlng III tho raee for the 1'r!x do Dian, al
Chantilty, to-Mlors0w, may lowever show
tllat the French possess better chance thaa
IL now apparent .
, 1881-05-24
BALTIMORE MEETING,

oksEt4d ARFAGA " 1hs <httaeQ aft3Rn&s
DALTIMoRE, Mil. May :A-'rAe regular
spring meeting Of tho Maryland Jockey Club
opens tomorrow ut tho 1'lu,lico ruce conrsu
lleur this city. Tho hotels herc ura crowded
with sporting peop!e trom all oyar the coun-
try, and the season about h bo inallHuratcl
promises to be n brilliant alnt successful one.
Tl,e weather Ii fiMe a,ld tho Truck In splendid
condition. Tho meeting Will Inst four days.
'rlle liFst of tile tixcl events ii the Chosa-
pcake Stakes, tsasll Of mile Mtd quar-
ter for flllles. 1t Is tho Sec
ond racu on to-morrow's program,
ana Is worth $l,23o. The starters Will
embruco tiporgo 1.ortl!lard's b. 1. A0lia, Guy.
Dowlo's Gr. t. rlnafore, 4, nurntlRnl u Sol's
hr. t. Hza.nbaletta, A. Dclmont's br. I. Ada.
rhomas w. Daswull'k b.. I. Catalapa al.1 tho
yau1e gentleman's b. t. Constantine, and w.
U. Daly's b. I. Kitty Clark, The past por.
fornianocs Of l3ralllbAlotta ent!tle lser tu the
!irst consideration for this raee. she having
started seventeen times last Season uni won
tun rIces Of the aggregate value Of
slt,o15. Mr. Deimont's Ada ilas the
, 1881-05-24

T. ......t, Ix... no,t ~, =. q .no hno ~.
Is worm betW6en 9AWVoo ahd $4onVW :4e
ias always men & pfadcnt ln hla expenai-
tMrrs. asld MS WHO ~ cafetut House
!ln'!a9 IN tlttea,,-n 'afRe lnnnsion II
bfisntc pafk oitt eilleTtnanin1 ltttle
eols!,hhy. ntu US WIG hMvIllk fespoctaoto
means, nnt being u. tue nhlast " m GxGei.
ient enniitry nt produce, ~ rnn ptobnbly
nye az pt!ca inr aD0llt ShUU year
" melI!ef I!is leccatllloS nave qeen eosunE
t!,tm nmsthlng Is not knoWn, btit y Seldom
tptft,, th.ptfMt.,s ."nt Mnn loses Ills heao W!thous
Wgs asMsN ~ ot,ea man only feW
,ttn'tms aua fo~ Mr; Gnnkiang, kht OIL i1ls
tly. tlnt ~, n,s ,. my. saan !. g lmprSssann Is
, 1881-05-24
RUSSIA.

TIE HEBREW PERSECUTION.
IT PETERSBURG, May 23.-Many OF the
Mh Jews In Moscow have received threat
en'ng letters, md llnvo abandoned thoir
country villas, which were hired for tho
summer.
The number OF arrests lit the Kioff district
lot stacks Oil the Jews since the 10Th inst, IL
l,sH..
Daton Gunzborg. a prominent banker,
seaa'a2 dpputations of influential JGws, will
hysa audience with the Czar ut Gratcf1lna
today.
.lEsSA, May GA telegram from Odessa
ua'uFaay States that disturbances continue
1efe: Forty-nve restaurants have been
noaaesed and wreckod. Troops b1Youae in
httsreess,
f: PETERSBURG, May a3.-latots against
", ~ Jews ato still reported froin various
ANOTHER N11I1LIBTIC DOCUMENT.
LONDON. May s1-Tho Russian revolution
~ aaFe answered the Czar's manifesto by q
Hsoaa asterance, dwolllng on the w1etcl,e.!-
rS rss ot The peasants. the deportationB to
.tos''a tae gagglnx OF free speech, and ill.,
Hamg ~ mat false eounselors are In posses-
.%a VI ua Cars ear. Tho document con-
. ssaass ~ follows: :" Let your Majesty as
Hs,V is'IV1 sour people around you aud listen to
Nsa M @ Naaea Ill an unprejud1ceI spirit, and
nelAef your Majesty nor the State will
as tsnst 10y reason to apprchend further catas-
o donrsCnAKoFF,
.,nsa.., .,.N, May @.-Princo Gortscliakoff is
b*tea bn,a. mere soon, Oil his way to st. Peters,
ill., " Mank tho Czar for tho congrntuln-
iii .s.ed e.'eaaed to him on Ills Jubilee, lIe
va s,'s .s.asn to Baden shortly.
I'm ~ LATE COUNT liEN]sY yoN ARyJN
en',s.ap 'spts which, It Is said, will entirely az
S@'o nlM iron, tho charges Of treason.
p,, AocuEToRr'a YARN.
fa.a mS ~ Nay 9.-On tha strength Of letter
tr,a. m et Petersburg tllis morning, The In
Il. hAgeant announces that ut 7 O'Clock on
,n.mu'asas OF the 10th inst, lust four days
ssa' @s aebitth Of her child, IIessy uelftuant,,
,x,iti,s s'e!sbody supposed to be alive and
kantsd ue pleasure Of Alexander, was
H9tsa ~ Prison. It is said shc had been
b 5s w.. oasIy III the most flendish manner
,h.r H. confessions from her, Night
s,,naa "3at she was awakened and
Rar w.. nat her hour was near.
N. seta! s,a days In succession sue
down n"I.t5 RtruhG up and cut
On ths A's y !ust in tins to prevent expiring.
ptoesss !, morning OF the 10TH the hanging
bpr s,s sa!d 10 have lasted a little TOO
di,c ,cossra' s' "!len 1lessy was cut down, 1t was
Tia ln,.. la taas she was strangled to death.
I'd t.r,.'0eaht adds that tbs Indignation
MAN. ,'Hlaeus ~. III st. Petersburg are iIn-
kaYs tb.,u ue troops haye becn forbidden TO
aealu,Ismnaa ma oatracks on any t'rctenss, and h
nted n.y. movement see.ps tn be auttcl.
ea.aton.a, ~" a'atelaent Ia regarded ~ highly
az
.lhyrn ARKEs1B, j; .ff4
nit d. T.. Aay &'.-'rtls Neu1 correspond
h It,. Petersburg says many workmen ut
I'm .,.e,! powder factory outside 1he ely
taaqn.,v .1.!, during thu past week. Reyo-
poses.1s',p publications. were found in tbslr
g. Iax czAn AND THE JEWS,
saaiea ,e'.urlm. ~ May a,.-At NJ. audieuce
talu,' '1o' " deputa lon Ut jews ut Cats
tzlpp,Iy Isss' shs Car stated that he would
outsider the matter Ut their psrse-
, 1881-05-24
III, New Bulgarian Monarch's ideas
'D' Clearly in Acoord with Ma
poleon Bonaparte's.
.rrcst of Brcnnnn-A Loud Pro-
test Expected III tho Cons
mons.
f,aa,h Of Joseph Barnard Davis,
Great Authority on
Skulls.
TUN IS.

.-,,,,-r,x,, rn rttn r1,ryrfr.
sonn,. efa,' o., .r'o .sincn tha nnc,,nn,to,, If
tAs, ,,,a .'as t,renc,, most ~ tho natives. t,,-
n]a " no a.,,, sonn Of tho kroumfr tribes.
tlaanx s,,.',,,d e,H' anl moro nre tn follow.
hs'e sop"'''''' ,,,,a,,yrn
,,,. H., q, Fer. 1,okous,,. Tuntsfan
,,I,..,s ltT' ~ Toroiun ffnIrs. 1,as rcsinnrti.
a"''''s. .,a,.,,r, rrrru rt,nu nAnrnatr,.
49,. @ Nav M. .-f,cu. f;nrtbaltlt l,ns written
lwn"' .,n. ,..tor . m tho Tmntan, question. II,
sn9asl IT, " I'm Frcnch trentv viii, tho l,v
asa, Sa's'' ~ ns 9onI nuInlou of lie French Re-
sls,ss W.. ~ ..hte,, In tna aorrod 1Ie ramluda
Tss's' T.sa - tho eucrit'ca tlat Ttn1v mntle II,
stI !,.!anc Vita Tia snys the conduct Of Frarcn
rs'. .o,,,nal I'm italians to remind her that
w., w. sv .nJ roraica ore ns much French as tia
.,.., SIs IL, IL Tartar 1taly he snys, sl,ouid de-
wv, NJ ,ho eo",,,ctc ,ndcpent,rncn of Tuuta.
..,,,,.,or,.,, ,,.r.
r.,,, ,ra,. ~, ria nnv In v,uo co.,,p,,r,.
i.s ttH.st .sa ss"t no,or,,nnnt ~ Ent;d" Wat"t,
., ss'sa ~ ~ ,'ts,' rranoa I'm ro,s n,tnoron
se nea.' s'. "..' az . tna ts.o,o o % hut s,,a TN.
wy s uy aussv ,,..,rossa,, ~ @ ] ~ rts,n, NV @S ~
@a '"e'son s"pp.s,r t,,,.s,r ,..n,a,,,,, e
, ,s.., -, %Tt,a rrn,,.a-r,,,.,,,
s1a rAhl, ~. "as a',,',st,o, - 80 Chrr1h"s " ~
, 1881-05-24

S{1NNHAs
CirY or AfEX1ct,, May El.-CanRrnsa,nar
Clturtcs Ortiz Inns beei, elected uovcruor TT
tllo stutn of Snhorn.
THE iiorst: ~ REPRESENTATIVES,
lIas approved alt amendment to tho Cnitstttn-
tim proyftllng tl,at members of Congress
shall 1T, Afeytrans.
1stl'oitr nurtEs At vEtsA Ct1uz
for tho lust twu wceks amounted to s1l3, 1000.
wnlsK On THE ctJLfArAS HALLWAY
was commenced last Tturs1ay.
4 FfHE
IN The village Of olcualatalll has destroyed
forty houses.
, 1881-05-24

next best record, having won three
out 1T ten starts, Of The value of sa,i45. 'rhs
uncrestItrh winners, however, will l,ave
many warm. supportrrs fl. This rncr. III the
1hnls tt'-hight fnr TIL. race Apt, s.tl fnr
sU, tt!la sll. llramt,aettn 81, anil Kitty Clark
81. THE first rsct: will tlAo tie lively. 1t Il
dnsl Ut tllrce-tIunrters of 4 mills for nnt!tens
0f a!l aYts. III tile tlnois 'rnfchi!Rht RnA tho
fayorlt 1T s!D tn ss fur lniincE a1pt - for
Afarothn',. Tm third t7lce IL Tar MI tucs, ome
nt,A ot,e-t,tatter lnlra. For tIIia
Vfct',t 81 enrll. and f:acf.el ST. ,'fllU fourth.
Ashl what will doubtless pr1Ivn Tho ntnst III
ternstlnv esntt III tho tlay, will !,e tlia 1lnIt-
cnca: Handicap, oi'o @id oi,u'eightll miles,
..r!e tIf;li h,ul Inst rncp, fni!e heats, soi,l !:
Utitlln ~. md tlln tlrlt, 1lOasputlnr ni,d
l3Hlnl, -. Thu snrIrA Interest tn the trtt.
Etahl will ba RtshtnInHl by lntersperang
AwPei.stake, PURSE, and steeplrellaau
raecS III incl, slAy'a report snA tlio expectA.
ttsai* or ln. racing ws,ri,l Will centre IL tha
tlalttlnorr Cmp. ln whlrl tna Dwyar I]rt,s.
hnyr rnlrrtM l.tl1u' blackburn. f1fatnl,1u.
isifnA, f.Awrpnrf, nrnl Qulin; Mr.. tlenrR1,
l.hf'tlar,! Afns!isnr alnl iirc,,atta;. William
lrlIt'l!vs4 The faintl1A t;1en,i0lp: liabcOck Il
Et'.. Ferncltf etuf. ventrlltnllt,st; IL. Winter.
llusp"tar nlNl l.n,llsr; aMt I. L. Davis.
TcenlncE,,ts mil Ella WarIittl.
, 1881-05-24
THE SCIO. EARTHQUAKE.

an etese,uA . s' " suo .n""e'
As II oxs s S"xs under asss IT c.ssa
ms9o M s%p ny n y s e4, to ss SsT
tho United Statcs steamer ouicna upou tho
e fSp2st - s'Knsa " I,Gas. h y; til T. talt; KtSn
nun Harry Mci.: /; ,Hnse, Mni a'aresasa ,. -. 10
sonaaef '"ncS ns"e' 4nu d. III euost"neet
aa !o!oTS: III ,,,,o,,,, IA v,,,r o,,,ors a, ,ho ~,
nst w pFNoecuu W .o ~ u. w ~ ~ anu oMe1n 1
" htatr!' 70 Hnther sucn il!ntinntion ~ "untu
n,tttct. the ttrst fur daya weE., occupied IL
Vls!tthK tho faHls ol tne clLy " hS'ro WY ~
SUBURBS: hotlng tno a"snMnn % sIs'a'tSn F.
hnu in9 INDUSTRIES lu7t'iMteu Ms tot
~ fG!lof ,ha 9. Inc nsnpe v,a as xsl'a; Sd
Including such hamlcts or snal @ towss ~ ~ wsre @
aYen 10 too W tl4a. t'I'.t Man!G
th1 coast .r, !ho lsao , nt son wnSa smhefe ,
has "a aren % q Of ADal!t tvU stl,,are miles. Ihe
slorthern hart u inouta'!inns. a!iu snhpnfta pat
ai,tlassS Ill %o!c tlIaEiy @ ss'sic1, si xs,i sSIt:
yAtcti.' THO valleys espec'tity are oxeeGdligly
fertile. ARD produce ir.lisf tnast!o. asi;' tao ny
entise M!and ngturq tno snoex u estlt,Mtctl "
16.u The Cat!al C!ty 10 h4stsn, NIX on tnV eas."
s1 4" t't I'D Gensse SSas cstis. s.' IL % to
qnattcr Ut tho city. wts ocot'pin!l bya mixci
nulatlon Of JWEks ana 19~s. troMa m1 TO- TO- LILY io
;,Istsnn ~ n TIM isia, Il ~ {3rnGk uri.ttn Tha
first disturbance ncc!i:rud Ut, khstro shortly
after iloon Of bunday, apr! !. and wns
felt Throughout the iasana and on tho
lnutnla1l 1gyOHu bnlyFnu. This Wna At onec
tho u,vst SERIOUS a,1d disastrous shock that oc..
Cured. 1twas followed, hnwever, By others OF
wAch did but tittl0 danlRge. 0nEy bueauso tho
dostrlation had @ been au oampoto Ut trst: Thy
shoek cano wit1oat wa9te''l9g' ama 80 w vnneny
hfuseH wurc FROM twn to thrrU atarlus high,
EunUruIIy Md, and ptlorly hult of slUti1 mud
lt.ortnr. Tho rOufa and floors woro the llrst 10
, 1881-05-24
fSHtftktlECTTON.'

HAVANA, afny :s,.-Adyicos from Vene-
z,lcla to tic It'll, Inst reportn rising at l.la-
nos. The Insurgents raised tic cry OF
"Down will, Nuzmnn Dlnnco." The Gov
ernment took immediate measures to sup
press Tho rising, but had not succecdud wien
the racket left.
, 1881-05-24
SWEDEN.

INCnEAaEn EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.
LONDON, May :a8.-A dispatch fFonl Copelt-
hagoN says the Swedish (los1sn.nons ls "
counting alarmed and contetnplatHs iegisln-
ton IN y!pw OF the emigration. which - A.
suultng the proportions OF MI 0xotlua. Sey-
eral counties arc practically denuded Of tlselr
nhla.hodlal inllRnitQnta.
, 1881-05-24

jo,trncd 10 Mny ~ T'f,e LIenta,,ant-f'ov-
rrnnr approves thu act1on IT The Comlnls-
siufInr Of f'nlire In tho matter.
4 ,!iSpa.ci, frnn bombay saws Tint Mr.
Adam Ii gradually sinking.
, 1881-05-24

HENTENCE CVNFlNMEU.
CorESitAnEN, hfny &h-rhe Danish SIT
1'rctilo Cn,lrt Ilas confirmed the sentAnee nf
t1cnth passc. bv tho West Indian Commits
sion III tlfrty-nino ncrrocs convicted Ut par
tlcfpntlun III thu Snntu Cruz reynlt.
Eu1TuiE ARRESTED.
4 dispatch frum Copenhagen tllis evening
nnlloullcea thu arrest Ut JorgcIson, the
editor Of S0cfu'tst papor, the IIcr4tti, TIL
tho camrEe NJ tncttlng to the lnlstur Ut The
King and establish Commune.
, 1881-05-24

lIAYTf.
sANTn D0MlSNO.
HAVANA, Afny 4t--Attgices from Turks
Island to thu 10th Inst. ruprcsent ulat strong
botly III Dominican a,ltl lIay.tet, revolution
lists tllcre arc well supplied with Remington
rifles and aii kints Ut attimuAiti0n. ftis sIp-
poscsl they intend llostltitfcs agatnst santo
Domingo. -....
THE DENMARK f,Usioft.
Alytces frbn Votto 1ttco slate that tho
1lofrtfne Murcaittll processes tu have iMfor-
1natlon tllat the United Stn.rs afl Denmark
f,avp ngreud to tho alienation Ut the Danish
Islands for tlla sum Of q, OK, ,000 francs.
, 1881-05-24

AFT1:R THE STYLE OF 1.rtLy nfCE.
V1ESSA, alay 9.-A somewhat astounding
assertion Is 1llatlu by n Frellcl, pal,cr pub
lishcsl 1rsn after, long genealogical Ills
quisitiol,, TINT Prince Ru.lo1pl, III marrying
tho Princess Stoplantc, married his own
Runt.
, 1881-05-24

PHILADELPHIA, l'.., Mny Me-At Point
iirrcza Park t,'4ny tho racu fos tho a::s, c1nss
had twplyr stnytera, a,,.l WIS wun by Ken-
tl!chl0u. Fritz tmls tho first llcat n,.i Lem
tho .econl. Time, 9::'o,(, .:3u114, a:911, 2:1o,
4:D,+.
Tile 2:995 racn wsA won BY Ouk1ey, Lady
Fux taking tho Ilrst two tlcats, atlti rrr,i
t:nsey cutting th!r.l place. Tint, a;s', a:ast4f.
:::.3ii, .::22ss4, 2:ll:f.
TiIn 1:45 l,tlrse was won by AtTlIboy II,
ti,ree, atratgh|. l,ea,s. Fill. stcoil', kisty
Wmal third: Tfme. .::asH. 2:371 a:ao.
hut two heats were trnttett In the a:1o
ciasa. Following Is the summary:
TianlEut .s.'s. -. t.s....'s.s'........s....!
tfnhrt..... s...+.....s............... !
y
Tfme-2:1t, a:slk.
, 1881-05-24

II TIE 1tElcltsTAH.
HE1sLIS, May ga-1nthe Rutcitstag to-day
tlle commercial treaty with China wns rentl
a second tih,c. Il treaty Of commerce With
Austria ilns bucn concluded.