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, 1881-06-20

ON THE CCltsE Or 1}tst1EENY.
NEW YoHK, Junc 10.-Tal,ylagc preached
today OIL ":rhu Curse Of Bribery" In ctos-
Ing, he said: "lsovnntlon Is Just ahead VI
us, a,ul l prny tiod 1t ,nay be peaceful royu-
luton. W. must havo emancipation ut
American labor from tic curso Of monopoly.
lou mud L are pnyilly tic boar,1, a1ltt wasl,-
lug, nn1 cigar, and whisky bills Ut
the legislators Ut tho Stato Of New York
while they are ullarruitng over tho spolls OF
Office. No ons slpposes Tint The tittcell Or
twenty candidates over wi,oln tlluy aro coli
tending arc the oniy ,nen lit fur thu Senate.
Why not give us two great Christian pill
lnntilrupists who would atl0rM tho Sunato Ut
the United States moro tlla,. thu oilico would
ntlofn them? j:
NOMINATE
William E. Dodge ut New York and George
l. SeMuy Of Brh1tlyn. l do not know whether
llioY are C0nkttiK i,Ien or anti Conkilng mon.
! unly know thnytnre a'1tl-fraud, rum, and
Ignorance. ]slt no Btich :, nomination
viii DO. ratified. hut the time viii
men. % Cod did! not mako the AtlantIc
ocean for n feW eraAt wl,nrs to swallow mp
all the small tiAll. nor did iie mako this
grUat continent to furnish n few fat maE-
iiatea with hlnbber. TIE greatest blessing
OF this country IA tic ,raitroatls. made for liz
tO rluu Uvar, but we must not lie down alMi
let tIlo railroads ride over us.''
, 1881-06-20
THF WEATHFR.

OrP1cE OF THE CHIEF S1uNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. t., June 10-t a. m.-trho
Chief Signal Otlcer furnishes tle following
special bulletins:
Occasional rain has fallen III tha Lower
Missouri and Upper A1issfssipp! Valleys, the
Ohio Valley and Tennessee, and tho East
Gulf anti Atlantic Coast Htutcs. There hns
bcen tIccilled fall In tho temperature In the
Lower I.ako region. Elsewhere there iayc
buon but slight changes, Tic highest tclia-
peraturcs reported yesterday were 10a degrees
Mt EaRie Pass, 1ol Mt Aug,lsta, %
Mt Montgomery, OS ut Dodge City,
Jacksonville, and Shreveport 07 at Sayau-
,lall. Conollo, Fort Stockton, aitl Vicksburg.
S0utliwesterly w!rds prevail IN tllo South
Atlantio Suites mud Lower Lake ,rcginn.
Elsewhere they ard light and variable. The
Mississippi lstver ll.s risen twenty INCHES ut
Catrl, aiMl tic Olit0 TWENTY two inches ut
l'tttsburE, and fallaM tlfty-tllrec Inches Mt
Cincinnati. Ttlo Mississippi will rise at
Indications: For Tic Lower Lake region,
fair weather, followed by increasing clU.l.lt-
llcss Rlltl l0enl ral,I, ynrilbe W!ilt8, aud stn-
kiUnfry temperature and barometer.
For Tennessee md thu Ohio Valley, fair
weather, possibly followed in tho north por-
ti0n by. local rains. yNrlable winds, mostly
westerly, stationary or lover temperature,
a eariy staio'ary baro|msse,ri q1|ns ,iu,a, ,r,as,a
stppi and Lower Missouri Valleys, coltlor.
purity cloudy weather, with lncnl ruins, varl-
able wlllds, mostly Morttiweaterly, alll stu
t.Onaty Of higher barometer.
NEW ORLEANS, jung lD.-rl.era were three
cases Of snisstroko to-day, one fatal.
l.~tD. n,
, 1881-06-20

EDWIN NOorlf AND .WIFE.
LONDON, June lD-Edwln Booth and wife
shiied from Liverpool yesterday In the
steamer Bothnin for Now York.
THE ANNUAL DINNER OF THE PRESS FUND
was given Saturday evening. Cardinal A1nn-
ming offered toast to tho foreign ministers,
md coupled with 1t the name OF Lowell, who
responded with humorous speech.
HERR MOST
On application of counsel tho sentence
upon Herr Most was postponed to Juno 20.
HOSPITAL. STOKES FOIL 1nEI.AND.
Twenty-Five amb,,lanccs. 100 t!u!l strctcll-
ere, md other stores for tho wounded have
been sent to ireland from Woolwlch.
4 rAsTottAt LETTER.
DunL1S, June 10.-A Pastoral letter by
Archbishop McCnbB was real III nil tho
Catholic Churches OF tho city to-tlay. 1t ro-
grets TINT even ln this dlocesn ineu are
preachlng doctrines subyersiye Of laW AID
order.
rosTA1. rELEoJlApu OPERATIONS.
The Truas,ry, replying to PostinastCr-Gon
eral Fnwcctt's report proposing improve
ments in the pny Of telegraph operators,
states TINT it reserves to Itself tho power OF
directing that the execution OF the tarn,s
agreed to shall Do suspended III my post-ot-
flee wherein the members arc llenccfortt
known TO bo participating in extra official
nEltation.
PEnEsTHIASiBst. o
Atl q. m. Rowolt nnh Weston started on q
six lays' tramp for the championship Of tile
world ttufl great applause. Capt. Ashley,
brother Of Sir John Astley, sent the llen oft.
Hart, O'Loary, mil mnl,y Americans wore
present. Rowel Immediately commenced to
run, Weston walking. THO score stood ut
a:3o n. m: Kowell, IL ,lniies; Weston, 1915
,uiies.
, 1881-06-20
ITIsAIS,.
T 4 49AARs
Tilt; llEvOE.uTIONAltY C1.ult.

o,. THE REVOLUTIONARY CI.ult.
NEW YoItk, Junv l0.-'rho Social 1loYoll,-
ttonary Club tIls AFTERNOON gayo prlynta IT,
struetion 10 Carl 6eslia and Victor Drury,
delegates to THO Soclul lloyolutIoil.
ary Congress il. IN London llext
moptl. Syeeclsua weyo nude III
upT,ua,,, baarlne on strikes. sn .parttcY-
lar. sy,npatl!zlnE With tsle worknei. III tllolr
unasthal'd methods BY thu bosses 10 subaus
NIEn OF, arNsTioKE.
0enrgo llot7,nai., florist, OF Brooklyn, d!etl
to-day fr0nl Aunstrbke.
As.r1RE
Tonight damaged the rounl-housa Of the
, 1881-06-20
TIE EAST.
RESIGNED.

Buc11AHEsT, june 10.--All tho Ministers
lnye resigned,
ltUssiA Will. N1sstAIN NEUTRAL.
Sofia, Jnnc 1o.-Qrn. IRliattcK, replying to
II telegram from X.l,cuff md ex-3iintster
Alexander To tho Cur, says that llussfa will
remain neutral.
WILL DEFEND THE CONSTITUTION.
Ninety-,Iin0 Villagers IN tho vicinity OF
Tlrnova were Rwoyn before a priest to tle-
feltd the Constitution.
The disaster WIS caused by tho explosion
OF two anu Il quarter pounds Of guil-colto,l.
, 1881-06-20
Discovery Of Sacks Filled with
Dynamite under a RUS
sian Bridge.
Schemes for M Uprising Of Armed
Cnrllsts In North Catalonia,
Spnin.
Edwin Booth and Wife Start for Home.
Rowell aud Weston Now
Walking,
FRANCE.

rETJrYffiH VnflCEaSTON,
N.,7ca Ii,na 1o-Asn r,rotest against tho
r.oo,,t nr,,ti,,on ri rcl,rln,,s ,,ruccsso,,a Al,
iu,n,r,,so cro,y,i to4lny marched tl,rr,,el, the
strootc fot1nw,ur tha ,,a,nI ,uutn of process
.;ans s r,,,r,nc ,,v,r,,a md stonunr hrfore yn-
rtona o,,,,rosoa 1tnrnrc thn CI,i,rcI, nf St,
N5nh,,oa a "ro,v,i of nnti-cfpricols sang the
.,Nnrso;,laiso,, !, ns rho nrocrss}uu passc,l. 4
r,ot nua,,n,f nnd thn nntice nrreste,i snyeral
pc'so"S' ,..,,. ,,,,.o,,xr,.,,,
1,,!.. ru,"ous ~. in,r ,oNs;,,on q o,o,oc,.
~ M". ..''.'t..'! 49,. "1 ,'a,a ,oa, s,rfas n n.
tn's e'ens t.o' ,.'... Mss 80 E..,,ni, ord ttoi.
i'oS G,te"".a !, .,.st ,,,ran ,'n,.ous iavo
!''S' =. - '&"s-'s s''"S ~ :, 1 ...,.,
, 1881-06-20

piag, g read II or9 ot your 9ecesicnsl Netes
70 bn found. nmonK his .culleoton writ.
lngs, in!. The Inst .yo1nn,o Of tho later c,ll.
was UGerc.l to several .pf tho 1Andor, thoatres,
hut wtthtit s'tccrss. rYnrs nftcrWnrsis IN thn
!cchs.hs t,f II kt'rt Ut .tnl.u.warili1 ,,yhith
t'ut1en., tho Wnvas mid ltle la.,nt, vas nctca
lY MI interesting ntrntn!lr rt1ranr. tue ttitlinr
w,ta rcrfor,nc.l 1t one uf lilo iut,.lnn teatrrs
thlnk tho Olympic. hut It wns Withdrawn after
few ninhts. flic rlnt Of il,o play y Identical
uni ttuats Of hts ravorIt subject VI mothcrd.n.
, 1881-06-20
CINCINNATI.
polftlcs-Slarery lictntulixcencr.-r,
nIld Now. "en

I'olftlcs-slavery l,ctntui,cenc,..
and Now. "@ilien
10 he Eaifor Of 7ns ls,taeo 1.,,,u..
CtHclSS.Art, o., .Jiue i1-f,i,oI,',es.., a"s.
rmtnrnttv u.s,nr.nl,,,, l,';". ;1."'n'asl san
w. M' IN svs ssry y G n ssst sty Sf ax ZINE" ~ y Il, s ,t
mil then yon ncctt rat urriiv ,vn,1 w",1T'''ef, 's
"rbe lVutnui tttIls !, IN Il, 49,, WI tip On
..t!"m,irnan t:n,r',, ] ), ~ .' ~ u,e s'elnl!y ut
vente'l n pl'rase ahout "weatlrr 'toD to tIs H.,
copyriuh,rt IN f,lnc;n,n,t o,."' .".M Lave
In n yrry nerrrnbtr rnI1n,v 'rt,. TIp'', ne womb
,",s n n.Ii ~, ss.vso ts' ~ 'e'w I!'a last time
grces m e"w es % zur tU a,, e.ayS oav y arss sae
stp IN tho No's Aud. IL tic llscomforst ss', u,
lie vi" a'a"t,r, ','u ,;"t h,'Ie'rS ~. aage to miss
~. ''.,,a,,,! n'stu 49,. pnnS ~ aoo''t i've Dlncks
uaa;a..y. 1,n.. aa'o 'etst'rcd more to-lay Than
Ievc. / Climbed way up Oh "tlo l,ii,xu w. r.
xcea nnn wtlo is s,pt,osc,l 10 uulrrst.s s o,t 70
u,ui t,tn ,,nI;tIv ,,,,iv -, ..,s. slanu'>hlo
",,n,, % ill.,. ~, s ,,aI "y ~ EeI 1lie t1sfosm-
sa'o' M, ltkM I"1 H. r w GH1InM @1 ' Ae,'cky And
nE"lt!.n,, r., .oo,,, "'"A
th.l . 10 ilii,t Aoy Eonk!lllE tncn lInro.
very hosest iollnW with Wllnul | Hind H.
tay. well-postett anll lentllng tu.i Of tts
tnIMiis leIis T. fno Tint tIlGru Is mt sInsjs
t,artisi rrssfa ~ asW t W''at s,n1 IS t.s attef
= hn!Itl9t ~ aI9rlaliy Btt y wonI! .hatdy
go t0F lls 10 70 PACK on MI tEfl AtamiDistfa.
llntl.-A sHc',M U'!ln Auiilllistrattnn, NTH
ntusiH}r,cas. T., npt! tilink. tllSIi, tat fairfield
Gou 10 i, ~ 'S!P'e 9}1 II foEGtse A. iiayes po
isr abiity f. ~ az piaees, i tese sSuG SSp%i
bg itick 0f Thinner elsoWllerG."
III Tllo !.on'il,atio1 ot Foster ts reccIse,l ere
Wltn Grent ,iaot,1 ntlt!1,nst1sl, tiinltx tho E,tr
% p,p tn ,rjrn x ,fse''' evo n,at siafells
.,tter W. aoar tl'at t.l9lll F9ilel, Or snna
iI liz 'act ~ Ivy petaiocratS have no really
atlo Hn fov WA aro %!Illlg to accept
Imgran iG, tof IN, I' gn1 nI,'as, ~ 'G col!try Mt
a1st H. resne;G;tnolo ot a!l TIC Democratic
Aat,s isHitt!Ftr . letter fo Ills son. regretfui,
ieim1atilsefnt, i1 anM Iathef mtllettc in!lecd..
lleis Ply ntsI!ess loliK l'egecfell: the II.
!rnn. ~ Gse;i u t'ie teisatli Ivy, rcadna le
tWoea tlla ii!les, y y mok haftl !" know that
raiI stci. Z lappy aud Tender .trlhnte, i i,
fotKe, ,ut Ut GSn ~ !st, wis tI!e llticfaessot
iM!!nny aren't nn!l bEIlliant, lnell hare tasied.
rue tttinrn o. "tho 0lllo IDEA" Teant, Of
course. tiie l!l1ltrp n THURMAN; ntd, III Tho
litter when Is pnni!sll!u tH:tluy, ll0 simply
!el'vers lls !nSt political Will md Testament
iur : rceDru NM. lt!e. mi:
Ill tlo iiat.lre u Things, tue witI!lnE card.
itslt 10 ilot iiltuh to !ko this letter po.
ntical ! l!ava wandered nrond heta
Rdou aeat tt'-tiay, reslslng sane o!tt and
hnliso llnt: yGfy PHEASANT fcco!icctlons Of
"tho Quen'. City:... NY rccotseet!ons Of thiI
to"ii 70 back to ;'l, when. rs q lasl. cafns
unWa Lug phio. .n0isl1a for "tlln State 0f
Misery" Ny father, With two other famt'
lies, wlS g0lttE out llenr The ttoitlrr Be-
tweoi aaeili ttIey ~. fome forty tlesfoes
Glllcltlnatt WIS s!ll'toselt IN tD5c days 70 10
, 1881-06-20

Montana are stlrh tint tho In,,llrnso ,,,...>,
g. caIIt"' l., tho sHe u nc,sIs,I|,s"a ,"II|sant r.
@ S' l!oissti sf%i '"ff,.'esX III w;ca'!' a% 'i; I; =
knia prove rs prull1c M ifny N'' ,,"w IT,. or la.
md tslo grazing ninl nlliscrl i,,rresStsn sn"5.tc,
thnA m I1intlltrrltlyr M every ~. ~ .l2il.
w"uItt rrpattct. WIN "nli fultcli ,j'" Ivy ta ltal
Territotiesl '' s"g largo
, 1881-06-20
[}ostnn IL f.nweIl tsntlrnad III this city .suv-
ernl tl,nusAntl !lotara. Twelve ur tlftGCn loco.
natives Wuru tnlnngclt.


~ a -.
ss,.,. nm, tn ,asnMs t.o ,,. hea.
'".".uer .,,. ~ "aa l.:tnvnHan' rn",.au" .t.'
irnen-+.A t:".c " v!"tlcstsenc.-:
Ttmthift .f t,av,,uo nat.nt ~ ~ ,noiior ~
r,r., :, " vns,s, ' rs -. ai.s a.'". u,"i ,,,
i"1't'' l,n ~ ne essuset' run 'nt.ns, n'a au'
candidate If Tho ty,ruora,In,,s. win having
brrt, rnr vc,r4 THAR rhtnf l,hl,ytst nj III.
,,,,,,. n,,, ,'.t,,, nn,,,,. t,,,'",.,1 -, ,.n,-
ha's, nild WIN hhVlbR Mootetl to 1re"
vent all 1oncst ''leRisla'lo,l to eauaiizc
taxes, tU honestly utlIust rnllloatt frrtgllts,
mn, II, rfrt, llrr ina, rtrh,s IN tnf,rrsts M.
,,nsn,l T., rnttrn,,i ,unnn,,n,I,.a atr. Tu.h,ll
sI" ta, Il in,.t;"tl "' ' .,a, n,.,rs,iv ttI t
10 years Of nGr, with struggling gray lla,r.
ILL Is Chairman Ut tho State Prisons t.un,-
mtitrp. Inns nrynr lu,;ru II urnntnrnt mari IN
gs1alnt,. md 6s Mttrac.tsl l1,t,fo ,tttr,tton
rfs, stnsh, i ni,pnrGntiy, to Ills % i.stot,isl,-
lila t,cnisintur.s ,u,rsfs.ei IN ''fr"aiinr iii
fity,ttn nvnIust tfintii lnercly M n ,,trr,
if"H uf s,tcrrssfmi butft",,cry. r),cy IJslr,,sll
Il, II mn,t,t n,,,nyasr,i ioiti,I,t.r .vi,1c trtn
iii lnt,, II nilis l,un. t,tI,i litter bitierly .s.
IS tx "a to- 5 s sisaly a,s s srrtfuro HnSa,
sw ,s !',s @ a,a W., ~ ,,cy ' Ut XIII n tSs rs
iX.'j \ joiii'cati@! foiI@a'i 'i'e 'aijoarn',si,t
rhe T oGors @ S et"w.e ro,'M Mr. T,'ti1iis
,,,.s .i'ct ,sha n99r,um Z, st'a hs'I '4H NJ ~
sjk % lin es YioorHl,sly lt.p'e''ii i,v ifGs t'Is
; ssqS; ;l @ II ,';;. i, ty Sns;k' ira e;
Tic Witt n,ikmr tic Ua,,,i,er % rI,,r Mill iii
iiietr intIsl,tnr T,is w,,s ,,i,"im1,s,y INT ~"
, 1881-06-20

BIZ. .lloene. owner Ut ths hnIta that won tho
grand pr4xu 1t tho race at Paris Suutay, sayt he
runs 4otHca ~ napr1l raftirtn lustrutugnta1lty
70 y0uNG gnsu. tlo said to an almIriu. reporter
thlt ha 1oes not Eul hoFses for money aud not
60 much for pleast1re " 70 encourage apoEting,
:ot saa n "Teer9 |; noh,1S hst xi!
effectively tbsn legitimate running Ok hossea,'' -
Truly gou4 Ag. HteRos
, 1881-06-20
why " Subscriber Failed to Talxo Out
His Paper -

Cincinnati EaN!tHtrctal.
Tho following utelAl notification OF The futl.
uru OF subscriber to t4k0 OUT bis pnpcr nftGr It
has duly arrived ut hlA Post. Office ieayea much
to DO tlusfFeA. but nut httiuh to 10 said:
l'DKT. 0FflcH At tiozkMANi 6tnte OF Montana.
-IlaAN Htns lalrBulllt to tnstrtlct0ns from the
p.aslnusicr'0o 0oHoral, bcx laAys 10 inftrm you
ll0xeHAni blui:., IL mt lakgh out, but rctaRtn6
aca1 IN thfs of!lce. You Will ploAae dlscontInuo
tue 3hHQ. y. a.. TAYLOR, II Ms
Frf1uy.H -: =. i, q
, 1881-06-20

Another ergiIt tn lho hlstury pf The, fraternity
9r shaker. todls piaeo " Etit!Yld. n T., On Mon,
jirn,n!uuHt ,bembOr, was tuarrIca u Mtss. Ara-
t.ola Uh.fohh!lla ehakares.i by tho ttov. y a!ter
llcl!l. Ii, Euaa,Mtnga hat long beell leading
nud 3naututlal MuulhoF .ot tho Hbakar family at
Enfield. and II widely kn0wu lr business olrcIea
IN ounnaotinn With the management 0{ thslE
lSculaE Affairs.
, 1881-06-20
splendid !1sunnlnE Of Ocean

Tho stcamihp Ariza,', Noieh arrssa th.i e. sstrossl
Turk frou4 L!varpoul On aIs .. W n.Id o., tnses
Says II nst yTyssS susio asst a!s. s %ss ia
81 these ;'ays hsi 10y shoTs -, f IN NV : w.
hours. spee ii nearly okhtnet, nIe1 I'm sio q
In tho lasi week Ut April, ~ ~ .I,t ts Aaf!.
asto as sniiss is il ose day. Will. q! MA 4 ~ @ @ui.s
tho Cty q lch.noa4 Travelled ~ IL a@
snd t9e lasfdr nu1r tho Ao,urcta co.M vi, iaads
ii tho mn,itt tsiay f7l the Ctynt 4,, isys be-
S5 1Dllos In day. mud .te nal!la. tsenyIisb Char
,fore aud shortly after leaving tae 1*us
ncl, 01l lu!ir8.
, 1881-06-20
SPAIN,

CA(lL1Sr ECliEAES.
HANcELoSA. June 10.-Savaral journals
al,nonncs lie exlstunce vt scl,elnes for a
fresh rising OF armed Carlists IN North Cata-
lonin. The Government Is carefully Watall-
Ing the movement.
, 1881-06-20
RUSSIA,
Kk&kD 4 ktHTfN

ST. pI:rEIssnulld, June l0.-Two cao,lt-
chouc bags til!e4 witt. la0 pounds of dynamite
were discovered under the bridge over the
catherlno' Canal. They measured twenty
one inches III diameter and were provided
with fuses. Experts pronounce them IT,
Gently luailc. ~.
, 1881-06-20

SIOUX.
Removal Of 1000 Redskins from
Miles City to Fort
Yates.
Incidents Of tho "Trip OH tho
Yellowstone nnt1 Missouri
Rivers.
Prospective Wealth Of the Terrific
ries Of Dakota and
Montana.
Special Correspondence o3 1Ae chttaso Trl5tn

Spfttdl Correspondence G$ TAe Ehtdf0 Tribune.
,,. SAS ,,,;s. CnMr t,' gS T1tE iMiowsrt,SE, ,,s;
as"l M.aos ~ NY w. l." 'nile l3*-4l ntl'e
il'ofn t'tnli 10 hlllos trom this t,int Gen.
epculupal. Nttes CIV u,,tI lin surrounding
country l,,yr far n wr,,l, unst brn, mi
ut eussip ef,,,rrrninr fhc rcu,nynt uf
tlo sIonx Indians who surrc,,Jeretl
i,ayo l'ec', cnca'npet for son,e tlno awaiting
tho arrival uf n sufficient uuu1l,ur af steam.
t,rs to rurry them t., Fort Yutes, on lIle Ntls-
sourl. Prominent a',onr iii tl,o Il chie1. lief @ nra
!latn'in'thc.Faco a,nl spotlc'l-ral': rllcso
lndinns, md tho Chyyci,,ts, uru pru!,ably tu
HEST SPECIMENS or THE ut.f, MAN
In tl'o Norti.wust. Illcy are till mid Eracc-
~. ~ ilsnr' stfohK"'i'noe''' anu Will ill.,
eilhl''cst iHees'
Thu steamers Josephine. Gen. Terry, md
Gen. Sherman Ind been waiting several days
Eclipse, to complete tho tlect for tho trans
,E M'ttalioh o. ti,o Ivy lfi'l'ahs encampe't o.!
,,, ,t,-,t", ,,.. H., s,tr,'nI ~, H., is.,,,,...
~ ~ to },ita,, MM, '"u 10y ~ . tMa as
.''ut tne lntltah eAt'p' anu tao Wofk hI
loatIng tlie 1ntllnns on tic steamers Tile
lntlintls struck their tents with surprising
,lps with tIlspatch. .Thu ,naIu Indian never.
tr,,1,ina ttmunff "hot,t ,,nnt.,,,, y,,,,,,,,
cnrr<n~ !, ,",,,al. ,,.;,. "i,ti ~ i,r a;.in ~
M ~ -. -, s' t. ~ Nv s.e'
llur back, WIS II frequent sight; whiIa The
mbIe rcd man wnlkc,l iudilrrrnutly ut brr
slJn. carrvu,, sn,,," ln,,t," tnf,trnt,vn - y
scain ' si"t 3 % m,1, 'u ~ s,,n.,,i"r u ur ~ I'm.
sort. ...-.s
T1lt: wol,K OF LOADING THE INDIANS.
under the efficient management nr iho oni-
GERS Of tic Fiftscntl, Imf,,ntrv md lls Seconl
eM'nlf't sta9lofeu ~ Eoft hcoSsl, went on
hll tbs afternoon and fitr into tho night.
Through tho courtesy of Ul,nrtcrunstcr
oxrnIent si,taro,,n i nn t1'n 11mIt",1 % Stotra M
steanlcr (;sl,. Sherman. Hefore i retired tho
tlmrtcr'nastcr had i'le1 tho lower and I'ur-
rieanot1 decks ol tile vessel with Indians. cx-
copl1ng l,nrtiot, Of tho former .teels, wlicl,
liz to tle inliails,
III 10 II. III. Mi ll,e Inllnns ha,i bcc,, us-
s,giioa a g,,artcrs or or tic % ycsscis E ai'd nd llal al
Is l!sts'! a;S !er I;s rss a, tSr ![ l's a'Sag ts
c,lle.i, tlcy ca,,,n1curcI tair pssT! wnrtfm'ieps
Will, bn,i, foir' to ,.t,,,,fn,,m Til ,,,"rmi,I'
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ElktOn.

The incessant rain Sunday pre-
vented Sunday school and preach
ing here....Farmers are sowing
wheat and picking out their rem
nants of cotton....Mi Fila Nelson
is with us again, having been sum
mOned here by the serious illness
of her cousin, Miss Tcnnie. Beatty,
who is thought to be dying at this
writing....John Young in No. 1
lost his little girl, aged Sycars, with
scarlet fever Smday....Miss Ophe-
liza Scruggs went to Columbia Fri
day and returned Monday, paying a
short visit to her aunt, Mrs. Eliza
beth Cain...NTiss Lee Bowers of
Martin College came home Friday
evening to spend a couple of days
with her many friends and associ-
atcs....A. @. Eel returned from
Friday, moved into his
new store Monday and is now re
cciving and opening his new stock
of goods....Not long since Deputy
c. o. Bull arrested Buck Bledsoe,
negro charged with stealing some
money, and placed him in the care.
IF Col Bull and Mr.. SheEog in the
upper story of Moore IL Daily's
store. As supper time drew near
he parties, thinking him safe,
ocked up and went TO supper. In |
heir absence the negro, not feeling /
disposed to wait for his supper, I
limbpd ont fhp xviuIou and Tna1a 4
us escape. SCRIBBLER. i
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0Gd Fellows Hall.

r II. Blows house came near be
ing burned a few evenings since.
His little boy set fire to some shay
ings under the house but fortunate
ly it was discovered and extin
guished without injury. O'Kay,
Wharton and Fisher, the Ohio
gents who have been living in this
neighborhood this year and cult
waited cotton crop, left for home
not long since. They became dis
Outraged by the drouth....F. S.
White, and his estimabIe lady have
gone to Iowa, to make it their flu
ture home. We are 10th to give
them up. Prof. j. Taylor Holt is
visiting friends and relatives in Lin
coin county,. Miss Matte Riddle,
charming nymph, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Henry Blow...W. Nj.
Blows little girl Ella has been
quite sick for several days. Dr. II.
T. Campbell has just returned
from Nashville, whittier he went on
business. b. A. Simpson, the con-
tractor, has finished the negro
church at this place.. BLOW d Bro.
of this place have just filed their
store to overlooking with goods.
(this is not intended as an adver
tisement.) They are the cheapest
merchants this side of Nashville,
and clever, accommodating, gen
tleman....S. L. Wexford is in fee
BILE health. w. NJ. Blow, whose leg
was broken some time since, is able
to ride about. &C. T. Orr resigned as
constable of the sixteenth district a
few days agO....The people of this
vicinity are talking of organizing a
reading club. Lets have it. 1t will
improve and employ u.s.. Intermit-
tent fever is very prevalent in this
section. Dow Butner, Houston
Douglass and Col Montgomery
started to Texas last Thursday.
G. w. Lambert, who went to Texas
about three weeks ago with the in
tention ofmaking it his future home, |
a few days since perfectly |
reconciled to Giles county. Mrs. |
W. w. Smith returned from John
sonville Saturday, bringing with
her brothers Or. Napier) two
little children. Their father and
mother died recently. They are
now in good hands, and will be
cared for. She will be n mother in
deed to them. Jack Frost has made
his nce.....Farmers are most
done gathering crops..-.Cotton
turned out very well, but corn
crops, are almost failure. A grert
deal of wheat is being sowed, and
some rye and barley,-.The boys in
end to have a torch light process
sion serenade soon. OF course
hey expect some nice treats from
Webster and wife
who have been visiting frieuds
ia West Tennessee have returned
I ONE. He brought some wild cease
back with him. ALEX.
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Rev. \. G. Dinwiddie's church at
Lebanon is beautifully furnished inside
and has a $4,000 organ. Mr.. j. n. Nc
Kenzie, once resident of Pulaski, is
his organist, and the choir is excellent.
The c. z. church is also richly fur
nished and finished. In fact, Lebanon
is tip-top place and its people are ex-
ceedingly kind aud hospitabie. Ca
ruthers Hall is a beautiful structure, and
the streets are ornamented with numer-
Gus costly and elegant residences.
These are scattered more than they are
in Pulaski, thus affording room tor flo
raj ornamentation, and the elegance of
the structures and surroundings enti-
ties the little city to share with Phila-
delphia the peerless appellation of 1.-The
City OF Magnificent Distances" The
business houses are only passable and
are not in keeping with the balance
of the city and fall far behind those in
Pulaski. The Old Presbyterian Church
has very little il any footing there. The
Cumberlands prevail, and theo come
the Methodists, Baptists and Campbell
it's in this order. There is not more
hospitable mansion in Tennessee than
that of Judge Tarver, and to this ele-
giant gentleman and his delicious lady
the writer is indebted for the pleasures
OF four days pension upon their kind
ness and plenty.
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Life and Work of Garfield.

Embracing an account OF his strug-
giles in childhood, his upward march
over poverty and distractions, his ca
reer as a soldier, his success as a states
man, his elevation step by step from Of
flee to office to the presidency, and then
his dastardly assassination and he
roic death. Such theme well BELTS
the pen Of such an author as John
Clark Ridpath, LID, ripe &C elar
and pleasing writer. Every American
citizen is familiar with the prominent
events of the greatest tragedy of any
age, but this gives the details that show
up the beauties OF his early career, the
might and valor of his maturer years
and the tragic and heroic story of his
last days. Published by Jones Brothers
q Co, Cincinnati, Chicago, PLiladel-
phia and Kansas City.