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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

MONEY SAVED rs MONEY MADE
nURCHAsE YOUR ENGINES FROM Us
Il and save 500 on a l0Horse; 800 on q 30
Horse and $500 on a 39HorsePowcr Engine. Send
for our prices before purchasing Engines, Gins,
Presses. Saw and Grist Aills Threshers, or any
Kind of Machinery. We are Manufacturers' Agents,
and guarantee satisfaction in quality and price
WALKER Il LOUD,
No. l35 Meeting Street, West Side,
Near Charleston Hotel, Charlestou, s. &.
April 5. ISS1-Sm-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10
TEE WINDS or CON.

Blow. soft spring wind
Ont OF the amber west. when down the sky
The shadows slowly creep. and Heavens Ilt laTaps
Speak ey, ming nigh
ran with thy living breath the rouefng earth.
And tet thy veice tell to AL drowsy hearts
The years new birth
Blow, summer wind
When. after days of drought and snllen heat.
Out OF the heaped-up clouds there comes a sound
Like echoing feet.
While from the distance. borne On breezy winds
The rain descending on the thirsty plain,
It's beauty fings
Blow autumn wind
Ont on the yellow woods and Stnbble lands
STIR the brown brake and scatter thistle down
With myriad hands
Sleep after labor, after turmoil rest
by strength and weakness. yea, ipy Life and death,
The world is blest
Blow. winter wind
Out on the tumbling sea roll cloud and mist
Roar through bare branches, striking wizard notes
VIII Greer your list.
DIVING the ships; and In and out of all
working Gods will--who from the frozen scas,
Came AZ his call
Blow breath divine
Beyond the depths OF the lncoun ted host
Beyond the mystic circle Of the sky
Come, Holy Ghost
Lo hatred blasphemy and sin aspire
To raise their devilthrenes amid the gloom
Come quenchless fire
ea, and the world is buried stin ia nirht
And ioHd and long the watchmen warn in vain
Come, living light
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10
<.D Reward
To . compliant Pianer Player.

This he stuck up on the music rack, and
though the inscription glared at the fre-
quenters of the room until midnight, it
failed to draw any musician from his
she'll
So the merrymaking went on; the
hilarity grew apace. Men danced and
sang 20 the music of the squeaky iiddIe
and worn out guitar, ~ the jolly crowd
within tried 90 drown the howling of the
storm withoat Suddenly they became
aware Of the presence Of . white-haired
man eTouching near the fiFe.place. His
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

PERRY. Houston County, Ga, Jsn -, 1880
In 1878 there were two negroes confined in jail
badly afflicted with Syphilis. In my official capacity
employed @. T. Swift 10 cure them, under contract
50 no cure, pGy.' He administered his "Syphihtlc
Speci6c," and in few weeks iet bound to pay
him out of the county treasury as be had effected
a complete and radicai cure.
A. g. GILES, Ordinary Houston Co., ga
CHkrfAAooGA, TENN, Eel Fuary IA. 1879.
The 8. g. s. is giving coed satisfaction. One gen
tleman who had been confined to bis bed SIR 'ceeks
with SyphIitic Rheumatism has been cured entirely,
and speaks in the highest praise of it.
CHILEs s. BERRY.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprietors,
Atlanta, Ga.
For sale bt NJ LIVELY Wholesale Agent, Tallahss
see Fla April l9lm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10
COTTON SEED MEAL FOR FEED.
DIRECTIONS FOR FEEDING.

In feeding to cows, horses, mules, sheep,
&c, begin with one quart morning and
evening, mixed with bran, straw, fodder,
or other low grade feeds, and gradually
increase, as the animal becomes accus-
toned to it, to three or four quarts daily.
analysis Of Pref H. C. White, State Cns' a. !.
ATHENS Ca 7ih 1881
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-10

The Supreme Court Of OhIo rcesntly held
that words On q railroad ticket er bneKmee
check limiting the liabilify ef lhs eauiee g .
specifc amaunt for loss e hlRRAge - not
binding on passenger unIem win knowledge
Of such Limitations be agrces - u
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HoPKINToS, April %, 1851.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-24
1 Remedy for the FlnX.

Clarksville Chronicle.
! send you sovereign remedy for
the hux, which you will please give
place in your columns, and thereby
confer blessing on mankind
Take one gill of good brandy; one
tablespoonful of spirits of turpentine.
Put us much leaf sugar as It will dis
solve. Burn it well When cold put
one teaspoon Of laudanum. Mix well
and give in desert spoonful doses every
hour until relieved.
| lost three Of my children in three
days from this frightful disease, and
a doctor gave me this prescription,
and | have never lost any Of my fam
lily since. Respectfully,
NJ. B Brown.
Wilkinson county. Miss.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-24
MILAN EXCHANGE
SATURDAY, SEPTR "a, 1881.
What Cotton Seed Oil is Doing.
(Ala) Advertiser.

Montgomery (AlaJ Advertiser.
Those who have never used this
article as a substitute for the grease
of swine have little idea what an i'm
provenent it makes in culinary at.
fairs. We do not mean, of course,
the unclean and unsavory oil as it
comes from the huge press at the oil
mill, hut the nice, pure, delicate ar
ticle which the refinery furnishes.
Its superiority over lard in the mat
ter of sweetness and cleanness cannot
be questioned The refined oil is alb
solutely clean, and so pure is it that
now, as we have heretofore stated, it
is extensively sold and used as pure
as olive oil. 1t is quite the equal of
that famous oil-no epicure, howev-
er delicate his palate, being able to
detect the difference.
For frying fish, and indeed for fry
ing of all sorts, it is unequaled. A
gentleman of Florida, whose table is
rarely without fish, long since substitu-
ted it for lard, and declares that it
leaves the genuine flavor of the fish
entirely untouched. A lady of this
city, whose table is noted for its deli
cate dishes, says that for all frying
purposes it leaves lard clear out of
sight. What is more, the same oil
that has fried fish, if set aside, may
again be used for the same purpose.
Of course it would have the "smell"
of fish and could not be used for any,
thing else.
A gentleman of Montgomery man.
aged to smuggle small quantity inS
to his kitchen and counselled his cook
on the sly how to use it. When the
biscuits and battercakes, which had
never known the smell of hogs grease
came to the table next morning, they
were discussed and decreed to be first
class by all the female members be-
fore the "lord" dared to make known
how it was that cotton seed oil and
not lard had entered into their com>
position 1t was hard to believe his
revelations, but there was no going
back on the joke, confirmed as it was
by the cook.
In fact, the testimony Of all who
have tried it, pronounce it equal to
the very best article of lard. And it
is said that our Hebrew friends use it
now extensively as a substitute for
goose grease.
And what is of particular interest,
it Is said that this pure, delicate veg
etable extract costs only about half as
much as the. entract Of pork.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-24
Wilkinson county. Miss.

Speaking of cotton, Southerner
figures out, in the St. Louis Republi.
can, the price as follows: On crop
Of 100000 bales, II cents; on Il crop
of 100000 bales, y cents; on a crop
of 100000 bales, 10 cents; on a crop
of 100000 bales, II cents; on a crop
of 4, 1900 bales, Is cents; on Il crop
of 4, 100000 bales, IS cents.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-24
Blasphemers Punished,
Princeton (Ky) Banner.

Princeton (Ky) Banner
A short time ago an old man, a cit
zen of Crittenden county, saw fit to
complain Of the drought and cursed
the Lord for permitting i, to attllct
the people and ruin the crops. No
sooner were. the blasphemous words
spoken than the old man was stricken
perfectly dumb. He has not spoken
a word since. We tell the facts as
shey were told to US and call no names.
Again: A short time ago two or
three young men in Union county
we're sitting on their horses in the road,
discussing the probabilities Of rain in
an approaching cloud One Of the
young men spoke wickedly Of the
drought, and cursed the Lord boldly
and bitterly. Immediately the light,
ming played around him in the most
vivid and peculiar manar, stunning
him quite severely and not stunning
his comrades present. He soon re,
covered and again began his curses of
the Lord, Another bolt Of lightning
came and killed him dead. He was
buried the next day as another cloud
was approaching. After his body was
laid away in the grave and had been
covered, and while the friends were
standing around the grave, another
bolt of lightning struck the grave,
throwing the dirt off as if a pillow had
been run through it leugthwise, hurt
ing no one. We tell the facts as they
Dome to us from minister Of Critten-
den county, ....
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-24
REMOVED.
The Armstrong Furniture co.,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Furniture, Chairs, Mattresses & Upholstery.

Have removed their Sacsroom and 1OS 10 & 112
Upper First Street Their Office heart
the Wholesale trade occupying three buildings supplied with
Power and freight elevators Office and counting
first floor in from of No 40 Upper First connecting
and wareroom where they have facility accommodating their
customers making visits to ths house pleasant and profitable
exceed by in the world fine
on hand at all times
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1881-09-24
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Price 81 per bottle; six
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, 1881-05-10

0nANp HAVEN, Mich, May Q.-Lyman II.
'Cndy, q young Turner tcar CoopoFnylllo, waa
murdered this forenoon by LAtabertus Vos.
kanp, u IFusaau, about 10 yGaFs Of ago having
tho appearance ct tratnp, who had worked
for Cady n!Aotuen days, and. getting thto an
alteration about h!s pay, fired four bullets into
Cady's boly, killing him Instantly. alortG VAu-
pel, beng notiilotl Of tho murder, won't to
Coopersvile aud secured tho murderer. I}eforo
tho arrival os tho tra!n crowd nf cady's neiEt-
lors had congrugatel aud httompsUd 10 lynch
vuskatnp. Al oIiv time ttey hui! u roru around
hIs aeck, but yauEoll fot him 9aie!y aboard M shs
tran and he now l!ss y the urAn!i h!Aven 1 ya1!:
ysks 9as ~ aos s r os'x d ays c"aS
8ptsiai p1pateA 10 M Ehteasa tribune.
GltASN ltArllls. Mtoh., May e,-1.yInan CnHy.
fnsnor, ng9d W whD had WHY WIZ ot10 oalta'
ss sEGt Df. ~ pis a'Sfs @fs .hs @arnt a 0o 1uoat
i month ago he hired a uesn,a!t. wlnse naInV
ii unit reported - man atont @ % yoars old, we
snorans, aud whlia there had eo.ao
wor.ls, a. tho .aurlorur sayh Rbnnt
wages. Tho far,n.hanl wante! 70 qult
ti t,ss sio 1i na.y with aiu lid teId 6lu =: Tas
Uerlpan drvw y revolver and shnt Cady m y!
tue Ortast. :Ckdy ran toward The hnusg. Thu
Ger,nAll fp1lowe1. untl shnt hIln aKRin IN tho
Third inns ID tae taee Nrs cady sax t9s 4 M 4
III alurH, aud ihe uur4eEoF wsa arrestod NJ
oocs. ~ madu no effort % t. ,,,t sseahs K:
astc.ted. % - lls was taken to GRIND Hasun and
1uiIc.a pending trial. NothlnR IL known % Als
hlxtory. Cady was universally ostoemed altd re-
, 1881-05-10
RAt1lhG INDIANS.

DENVER, Cnlu., biny IA telegram received
by'the Governor stntcs TINT on tho eth In La
plata County eauch was attacked aud lio head
Of gattlp run OF, ht,a thrpa rauphmon, nuu,od
Thut1G, nltlb, ami May, killed. Ii is not known
vino wcr1 tho AttAukluK pasty,-sotus think tho
Indians Atld Oiher4 whItU alesllcrado1a.
and sal ths INtliunS committed tho nsuttlers.
Thu ruuuh WIS tho property ut dohn Thurman.
Upon tho secaipt Vt tho telegraM l4o Governor
lid suut callsicr fto,n tho telegraph
uiiIcu IL i)ura,,Ro 10 ascertain tho truth. a.d
ii true, what G1Htl ut Ils.lfAus, aud huw many
vi thom were engaged Il. tho murder, a1!ta also
II Chuf lglaeo WINS Ut Tho Southern AKoney
with tho nlnln body OF tha tr!bu No reply Gals
possibly hp received until to- -,nurrOw aft1ruslI.
Il iy thought thu murder may ba cuulLAkttud BY
rauuKadn Indians luA,nteu IN tho southwestern
CAuf, aud whtwp dsprGtialions In the llast hayo
been feFtlblo II thcso lu1Iaua heluuK t0 lKululuH
, 1881-05-10
A THRILLING FIGHT.

4 Savage 1Intldu@ Attacks a {;irl-A
HInn Goes to 1ker IRcsetlo aud II He-
yereIy gItstntl In tho desperate Ntrug.
EIc TlaAt l'oliows-Ot1aor Persons I3le.
teu 'by taio infRrIntca naast.
Sytcfat ptspateh ~ 7hs Chicago 1rtouns,
NAtIr1Ao1tE, Nil, slay p.--The northern sootton
of this city WIS thrown into tho wttdeat stnto Ut
excltGMpnt by tho terrible i,ttack OH n number
TT pursans 1y I'LL lnfurlatcd bulldog suffering
with hydeophnbfn. For sotno tItlu past hfr,
james II. Epply, who resides on tho northorn
boundary Of tue city, has b1uu tho owner OK two
Of these dangerous bcasts, aud has kept theul
confined in tho roar yhrtl nttAched to his reaf-
LGnce. This afternoon one Of tho dogs SUrss0l-
u,,sly attakod tho other, and, whllo they wcFo
ol,Ragca In desperate tight, coloFcl 9lrl
belonging TO tho house weut to tho
buck door to ondeavor to separate them, hut M
sooner did sho mako her appearance than QUO
Of thom. frnthtu9 at tho mouth, solzod her hy
tho loft Log aud taro 9roat placa ut tiesh from
tho calt Of tho limb. htrloken with terror ~, nn'i
cau,D 70 hgr aas,stana0 aud tlred ut tho auilnul
,hrouGi. tho fHuee With hl4 reyolvor ';.,, TAo
fsnee 70 .ocYre set!Gr ~ ~ aim a,o", f"S
e. SSa.s re- sss @ sno tha Sf ~ s hs 'e
fsa;t fenoo lnta lie .!sSat Hr TSamIsoa, wig i !
suocuoied In getting away from the animal, nut
mt until hfs coat aud shirt wore torn fran hfu!
DTuast, THO dog then rnn snally down
Maryland ayenuu. and his noxs victim
wss n. child na.nqtl Ed!!so s!mM. eon at
nashtnx at tho bt,y, lilo tloK thruw him down and
III a1lI toro The ilo4h trull .lozua parts Of biz
i.iu2od up aud carrIa.l to hIs iathara residence
elusO by. 4 usnwd t,ad by tAta ttlno Kathesed itl
pursuit Ut tho dog, but was hot nnnl!y dtsrnsutl
if, although tDxun Ghnta wuro tirod at him,
svvUral ii whluh wnunded him, until ho had
eevorAly hitteA II colusod boy named Richard
Franklin, dlstanou Of Ave OF nix stluarus from
plood.th!rsty Hight.
, 1881-05-10
a Hired Man Murders His Em-
rioyer, a Farmer, Near
Coopersville, Mich.
3 Youthful Wisconsin Mail.Carrier
sent to Prison for Robbing
the Mails.
Arkansas Infested by an Organized
Bind Of Burglars and Safe.
Blowers.
Louisiana Colored Men Take 0us Of Their
Race from Jail and Shoot Him
to Death.


Special l,spateA 10 7'ht Chicago 7fta1.nt.
BT. PAUL. MEnn.. 3fny 0.-CnnsIdernhlo exotte-
nlellt Wis cnt1se1 fn Minneapolis this mOrhlnK
by tho discovery If tho ESCAPE from tho County
JnlI ef the fHinOt,s runtl agent anti desperate,
Texas Jack. utherwise john ]. Wilbur, whose
captures have ttcn ehronicted on numerous
occnsous. Ills last adventure displayed as
n,tlus eoot,less, md nerve, aud fertility Ut re.
Huurca NJ Ia Often shown. On tho III Of NovaHl.
Der Inst be Tns cApturrtt by Dcputy-Nfar-
shai 4. u. Pay at ranktbn, D. T., for
stchlnK pair Ut horses in Yeftow
Nodieno co.inty, where no has becr noted
rs n ucnernl desperate. Joseph Fnrtlcr. tho
Sheriff uf tho county, rrtcurt'd Ii rcqutsltiou to
taks hlm to Granlto Falls. which pinco he
reached on tho 18th Ut Nuvetuhnr, when he was
brought before tho Urand Jury url indicted as
llor5c-thef and for aA attempt Mt murder.
After tho Indictment he was brt,uglt to tho city
md jncarccrated IN tic County Jni' Dec. H.
frou, which ho rery nearly cseapc.l by saving OF
thu Iron bars OF tho old cages. thu particulars
md tho frustrnuon Of which have alrcndy
been published. On tho. 10Th ut April
Sheriff fortler nnd deputy II. r. Randall saok
him bnck IN Granite Fails. wherc he wns triod
and sentenced t0 Imprisonment at Saltwater for
three ytArs, nnl on thor way to Saltwater last
Sunday they stopped here and placad tho prlB.
oner III tho new and supposed to ho inprcEna-
bic caga In chatno OF shcrIu Eilsits. hut wl,on
they wont attgr th0ir man yesterday morillpg
h Wns not to bo fatna. There WIS 0ny nh
empty coll. brokcn sky!lxhl, ha,,Eiug rupu,
mud few fsHtrrIuta left The tnnntscr Of tis
csca ~ ia supposed to be thIh: lie svns, with Il
pr rsoncr unn1rd King uni n nutnher Of othcrs,
inckcd up in tho seGolI tier Of caRca in tho llcw
part 1T tho 1atI. IL Is tho ctlstntn tu urlrr tho
prssnuars Int, their respective cells tcfnro the
mtveH a lcver from tho ',utsIt!c which, lucks III,
thu dnors. This WIS dona til :uminv night Us
lsnt. aud tn nll appearances tho prisoners wuro
, 1881-05-10
TIE EAST.

TtfE AssAsINs nF A1!DUr. AzfZ.
LONDON, Afay 0.-A dispatch from Con-
sta,,tlnopts snys: 1t Is now evident that tic
inalll noiect OF tie Inquiry Into tho assasina-
tton Of tl,e Sultan Abtlut Az!z WAS to pre-
vuI,t any f,sturu combination Of the men wo
Aeposed Abllu! Aztz, and not 10 establish
tho truth regarding tho manner OF his s!catl'.
Numerous arrests aiming the military
have been ,nade. The battalion which u.s.
ststes! to ,leposa Abdul Aztz ,ns been broken
mi. and tic officers have boel sent tn d,atas,t
posts. It Is i,e|iuych tint there will be IN
public trInf Of tho nccusu, hut tint they wilt
bo quietly exllel. It is reported TINT Afall-
lnoud Dalltsad lh.s!ia has already bce|, sent
away nh Il hna1l-Of.war, which left tlla Los
phorls unLrr secret orders.
, 1881-05-10
fONETAHY CONFERENCE.


DEl.,.1S, afny 0..-A'.!ispatcll from Par1s
says: " It Is prnhab1o tic monetary cnnfer-
estcc, after exhaustive discussion. will nj.
jol.rn fur III t,ltlctInt potfod to give time for
direct; negotiations between tho varfHs
States IN tho hasts Of tho conclusions ruacloa
by tile conference. Herr 'rhfetnlanii, thoQer"
l'ian delegate, replying TO- II. Ccsn,Istii. do.
n,lrrctl t., tic likelihood 6rfeasibi1fty Of Cur
h'aIly calling in Iter t|,alcrs immediately. mud
snt,l: I" III view of tho relations between
Germany anil Enalartl. tho London market
being tho place where German accot,nts cur
rent are lfquItlated, 1t Is essential TINT Ger
many sllun'tl retaln II monetary systcin anal-
0g0us to that OF Englnnd.
i'ilt;sinENr" CHEVY.
PA1ts. Atay 0.-'i'l.c delegates to tho Mon
etary Conferences wcre to+!ay received by
President GrGyy, who expressed Il llope that
thuy would rcncf 4 satisfactory settlement.
N. Magnfn, 1T reuiy, dwclt Npon tic perfect
rortlfality existing between the representa-.
lives of thu different Statcs.
, 1881-05-10
TUNIS.
TIE WAts IN lie PROLONGED.
f,,f Ft.htA


PAINS, tlay l0,-The war In TunIs,
which appeared u DO almost Terminated by
TIC occupation Of tho Kroumfer stronghold
at 6ldtabdalla1 Ion Dlen,sl, threatens tn
bo considerably and unexpectedly pro-
louRed, according to 4 apecla3 dis
patch received BY tho Figure at !
o'clock this morning. The Icy, instigate.l
presumably by S!gnor Maccto and stung to
cxaspsn.tton by the llyas{an ot Ills territory,
has Just sent violent lettar to
the Calds 4enounclng tho French as
traitors, and one0uraKtnK heul to TO-
sIst their advance, in this letter l4e
asserts that Turkey. backed by Germany mud
Italy, Ia prepared to support Tun!s- Tho
consequences Of this eplstolary folly may
eventually be no less dlsagreeabia 10 Mo-
hamel Ell 8adok than to the French.
TURKEY WAuNk1 uY FRANCE.
n H. HEstsra A4sae!atsd Pfea&.
CoHGrANrlNoPLE,, May O.-The Fronch
Ambassador to Turkey handed TUG Porte a
, 1881-05-10

tribe, thon the situation y nonstdered ~ very ee.
at any mnncnt4 as, whom tho nova reached them
q the Indictment Of four Indians for tho rnur-
thnt they would Immediately take tho warpash.
Gen. Pope answered tho Governor, saying tho
feport eeene tnoFot1tbtc, "a Durango IA only
four cotnpanics Of Infantry and ono OF cavalry
are ethtiofot, md Il mn outbreak had occurred
as M iar bnok ~ Mny & hp world have been nott-
that reports rcca!yetl by him day from Un-
cotnpahEre and White hlycr Agencies Indicate
troops loft kansaa City Tor Uncompahsro to-
IaYA ~
, 1881-05-10

KINGSTON, Jamaica, April a0,-The sevore
drought tllat has prevailed In most parsa OF
this island sinoo lust December Inns been par
tlally broken In sou,e PLACES within tho Inst
fow days, but in sf1no of tho country districts
tho people nro suffering frlglltfully for want
'0t Wator, being compelled to drink. muddy
stuff that ovcn cattle would scarcely face.
Thcro are feQfs that the crops VIII b0 severely
affected.
THE NoYAL MAIL COMPANY
nre about to r,tn a line OF stpalners between
jamaica and Now York.
, 1881-05-10

notc on Saturday saying TINT the dEspatci, Of
nny armed turcn Ia Tu1ls BY Turkey would
bu regarded ~ cas,ss l,ultf.
VIRTUALLY DECIDED.
pAus, May 0.-An of1lctal dispatch frnm
noumcl Sioux to..tay sayb; "'tlle Kutinfrt
finding themselves nearly surrounded, eyac-
,,atcd, wttlo,lt fighting, tho important posi-
tIo,t ut Sfdt AbdaIlali. which tic Frctcl,
have occupied. Its possession virtually to-
cfdes tho cafnpatgl,."
, 1881-05-10

BURGLARS AND SAFE-DLOWE12s.
LITTLE Nocx. .lArk.. May u..-An organized band
of burglars and safe.biowors nus been operating
through Arkunsns the pnst six months. Safes
nt Princeton. nanvtt[c. and Toledo wore robbed
recently. Chuf-of-roitcN Counts Tonight ar.
rested +. Drysun. Charics ThouaR. ana Jamos l..
1tccny nj tho house of Il colored wotnan. charged
With ten4 members nf tho RanK. The sarao
parties wBrc nrrestetl hotnc tna sinco fnr rub
ling snfent Princeton, hut tnanaEcd to e*cnpe.
irgnt. ntll re{usA tO tctt anything. Tho officers
tlrc tuiIidcht they hltyc tho right parties.
, 1881-05-10
THE JACKSON CASE.

DENVER, Colo, May IA motion was thi4
afternoon argued in tho United Stated Court ia
quasih tho indictments against Uorry. Meaoham,
md Cltuo o. accessories nfter tho fact h, tbs
murder Of Jaokson, 6n tho ground TINT thoroix
no provision Ia tho United States ssntuca for
dealing with accessories before the tact md no
punishment mentioned In tho statues, Tho
Court took tho mntfcF Under advtsemcnk,
, 1881-05-10

nIrTY L1:ssRNE1 ON AMEltluAy MACHINERY.
PANS, May D,-'l'ho American machinery
which, nlHier the old tariF, paid from II to
81 frames duty, will now pay 6 francs, tho
same rs English machinery. 4 larga yuan.
ttty Ut 1t IL waiting ut llavra to DO entered
uuler tho now tnrttf.
\ uuEi. IMPESntN1.
a. dispatch FROM Paris says: a duct i'm
pe',tts betweon Lopnre, formerly Mlnister Of
tho Interior, nnu Alnssl,t. FlcN-P President Of
tho Council, General 0f the Department of
Y0nne. Tho lAtter Ii 7G yoars ut age.