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/ Fred Miller-Age A; height feet inches
con pIexlon Whit; eyes blue; hSir dark. and
grey teeth nearly all out; several scars az
the Tlght side Of face from gunsbot wound.
solomon Pitts-Age 80 height . feet / =
lhehesj complexion, hair and eyes black M
PEI, trout teeth decayed 'P
Henry Wilson-Age "A height feet A.
ii na. complexion hair and eyes black left
smal scar on left forehead; scar on Iefs sbonl
der-bade -" 'ea- sHouA
Elias Hunt-Age %; height 5 feet 3 inches.
pie1lon' mar and eyes black scar in lefl
esSror,ie spat pehlnd left ear; scar or left
shoulder 7oaf On ieIt
Frank Meadow-Age y; height feet ~
LIE III "a complexion, hair and eyes black
faII on middle finger of left hand
Dick Matthews-Age Is; height : FOO, ~
year on right bullock "i"sA )
James Curtis-Age p; height faet &
Inches compile 1i4n malatto: hair al $50 {
Diack scar from pistol shot in ri gbt ~. - -
below ieft shoulder; scar or right leo 1istaI
Dave Dtto-Age 30; height : foo, az ;;
chesi complexion white; hair bro,v, = q IN. IN
grey thumb on right hand stiff: scar on r,l,ss
Ipu Ie scar on left foot; two scars On iefs
W. j. GoQde-Age q: beigbt < Go, Q
ii1ehes sonple xion white hair sandy 80 Q
Que Two lower Jaw teeth, and one from ~
yer tooth OUT scar on right cheek See, r.
Gear.e iI -, scar from cut on right temple.
0eoree bsrry-Age y; height s feel 4 ~.
e eI.. ermnlexion, hair and eyes black sear
;na MILAN Aei,i-:Age .; height feet 8
hIsct eonpiexlon copper; hair and ewes
tween teeth vi" space be-
D11sd Beal-Age 49, height feet inaha..
Ses. Ple1lon hair and eyes blaeS sca snSaes;
right bat'o~ scar on right shoulder scar rt ~
anglia slew.
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PROCEAMATEON.
$ISN 90 REWARD.

WHEREAs, L appears by information re-
w ceWed by me, that JoHN RrcmARDs
murdered RoRERT Ross in Canton, Madison
County, GA the 9Th day Of August, 1881 and
large;
Now, therefore, |, :. NJ STONE Governor
OF Mississippi, do offer the above reward in
addition 20 the reward allowed by statute for
Richards to the Sheriff of Maids IA county.
IN Canton one-half of said reward payable
on his delivery, and the other h If on his
conviction. And do moreover, require all
oincers of this State to be Glfgent in their
efforts to arrest sail fugitive, john Richards.
Given under my hand aud the Great Seal
RI : OF the State affixed, at Jackson this
10Th day of August A. d 1881
J. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor
HENRY 9. MAEha. Seeretal-E of S1aLn
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Wicked for CIergrman.

Rev, Washington, ID. c., writes: !
believe it to be all wrong and even wicked
for clergymen or other public men to be
led into giving testimonials to quack doc
tors or vile stufs called medicines, but when
a really meritorious article made of valua-
bic remedies known to sill, that all physicians
use and trust in daily, we should freely
commend it. l therefore eheerlully and
heartily commend Hop Bitters for the good
they have done me and my friends, firmly
believing they have no equal for family
use | viii not be without m'-New
York Baptist Weekly.
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nn1 it NAV Concern.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. A. HosKINs, 1T AL
M os4

J. A. HOsKINs, 1T AL,
No. 81
BARBOUR,
TTN9ER AND BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE
Y of the Chancery Court in and for the First
District of Kinds County, Mississippi, rem
dered the 23d day of September, a. d.
1880, in the above stated case, | viii, on
Monday, the 5th day of September, 1881,
expose for sale at the Depot in the town OF
Terry, in said county, within legal hours, 10
this highest bidder for oue-half cash aud one
half payable in twelve months the following
lots or parcels of land lying and being In said
county, and State, and more particularly de-
scribed according to the survey OF ii. c. DAN
icls in said case rs lot Number Is, containing
81 12-lOJ acres and lot number - known as
the Adams lot, and containing 60 acres. The
above lands will be sold u satisfy balance
due under said decree and all additional costs
FARRAR MORRISON, Sheriff
BY L. f. CHILFs, b. S.
InIN d SID
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PROCLAMAEEON.
5000 90 REV RID.

WHEREAS, II appears by information re.
w ceIyed by me, that the following named
Penitentiary Convicts effected their ESCAPE
ut the times, and froIG the places mentioned,
and sre still at large, to-wit: Fred Miller
and w. J Goode, August f. 1881, from Kelly
Co, Brookhaven, Miss; Solomon Pitts, july
-, 1881, from Hoskins & Hamilton, Brookha-
ven, Miss; Henry Wilson from } L. Hebron.
Washington county, July g. 1881 Elias Hunt
Frank Meadow, Dick Matthews and Dave
Beal, from r. J. Nugent, Bolivar county, Aug.
-, 1881; james Curtis and VIM Bell, from l..
Richardson, Issaquena county. July -, 1881
David Ditto, from Pollock & Myers Bolivar
county, July 30, 1881 and George Berry. from
X. II. Allen BALDWIN, April l, 1881.
Now, therefore. 1, J. NJ. STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward foI
the arrest and confinement in Jail OF the said
conyiqts or $50 90 each for one or more n,
themi said reward is payable by Hamilton. All.
len Co Lessees Of the Penitentiary. And
do moreover, require all officers Of this State
to be diligent in their efforts TO arrest said
fugitive conyicts.
0lYen under my hand and the Great Sea-
rL.s1 OF the State affixed, at Jackson. tbis
IVih day Of August A. D., 1881.
J. Nj, STONE.
HENRY q,
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PROCLAMATION.
$50 90 REWARD.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re.
" oeived by me, that on the 10th day oil
June, 1881, one +. NJ. MAYFIELD, murdered
f. G. ADAY, in Tate county. and then made
his escape, and is still nj large;
Now, therefore, |, J. NJ STONE, Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and delivery of the said r. NJ.
Mayfield, to the Sheriff OF Tate county. 1T the
Jail in Sen ttobiai said reward is payable only
on conviction OF said MayGed And | a..
moreover, require all officers of this State 10 he
diligent in their efforts to arrest said fugitive
T. NJ. Maytield
Given under my hand and he Great Seal
r, - Of the State ats6ed, at Jackson, this
L. - oh day Of August, A. D., 1881
J. NJ. STONE.
BY the Governor:
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MILL & FACTORY SUPPLIES
OF ALL KINDS. Betting. HOc-
and PACKING, OILS, PUMPS ALI
KINDS, IRON PIPE. FITTINGS
BRASS GOODS, STEAM GAUGES
ENGINE GOVERNORS. &c. Send f-
Price-list. w. II, DILLINGHAM; Co
42l Main Street. LOUISVILLE, KY.
.uue3Q At-I,.H
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ITEMS.

THE Nevada Picayune says that some
influential colored men are again al
work among the negroes of Arkansas,
trying to induce them to leave and sc
to Kansas, Mexico, and Arizona
TIE Governor of North Carolina will
not be able to remark to the Governor OF
South Carolina that the horologic dis
lance intervening between cocktails is
too grevious to be borne.-Atlanta Con
stitution.
THE Lumpkin, (Ga), Independent
saws a negro women died suddenly in
that county the other day, and a coro-
ner's inquest found her death to have oc-
Cured from an Overdose of bacon and
green's
THE negroes of Oglethorpe County,
Ga, viii not touch the revised New
Testament with ten-foot pole They
think it a scheme concocted by the
Democrats to get all the darkies to hell.
At least so says local paper.
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On motion Of Mr.. Virden the Street Com
mittee was ins ructed to advertise for ?; opo
sails for building cuiyert from State street
out Mississippi street to back of hill
Mr.. spengler moved that the ordinance re-
latug 10 dogs running at large be repealed
he same to take effect August = 1881. Car
red
On motion of Mr.. SPengler, the Board adj
jourpes!
JOHN McGlLL, Mayor.
". : POWER, Acting CteFh,
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Said Mayfeld weighs about l55 pounds
bony laoe, light beard on chin and lip; red
complr Xion; with small red spot on forehead,
just above the eyes.
aug L. SI-3w.
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Men are guided less by conscience
than by glory and yet the shortest
way 70 glory j. to be guided by con-
science. Henry Hume.
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The happiness or unhappiness of age
is often nothing but the extract of 4
past life.-Mme. Neche.
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No cord or cable can draw so forcibIy.
or bind 50 fast, as love can do with
only single thread. Burton.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
ofthe Board of Mayor and Aldermen
of the City of Jackson.


JACKSON, ME-, aug. ., IooI.
At regular meeting Of the Board O
Mavor and A fdermen Of the City of Jackson
held Augusta. 1881, there were present-Hon
John McGiu Mayor: Aldermen Jones
spengler. Virden and Williams.
Absent-Aldermen Ciirgan aud Taylor.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved
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John Richards is about % years old, 5 feet
40 pounds; has a ruddy. horid complexion
freckleli has brown yea, and chestnut
brown hair.
Aug. ~ 'Sl-3w
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Many have lived for pedestal. VII,
vii never have statue when dead
v r Beranger. S-s''s''
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The preindiees Of men. and their
failure to understand each other, are
the principle causes Of their bitterness
and ill-temper
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS

THIS DEPARTMENT Is CONDUCTED
l. purely on the Assessment PIan-and neers
want long felt BY those who desire cheap.
and Reliable Insurance. No gapitaI i ~
qnired or abscrbed-onIy sound. health 2
lives are admitted, thus rendering the nor
tSiIty light and assessments consequently
trihing FEMALES ADMITTED TO MKxBERsuTp
WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE
The following we'll known citizens have he
come members, and constitute a Reference
Board for Jackson. Mississippi:
GoT j. ~ Stone, HI : BArksdaIe
" L. NHgenf, Esq, Hon W L. Hegniu gxa "
Gen T. G. Catehings, Mr.. A. A. Folkes'
Hon; Sylvester Gwin, g. D. sidway, ESQ.
Mr. W H. Perkins
This Department is daily receiving laroe
aeeessions Certificates ISSUED from 81 600
10 s., 900. Apply for Membership a. n,..e
For circulars end further information nnDIv
to CAPT. JAMES W. BEATTY
JACKSON, Miss.
mar17, '61-tf.
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REPORTS OF OFFICERS


CLERKS MONTHLY REPORT
JACKSON, Miss, August ., ISL.
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Al
iermen Of the City Of Jackson:
GEsrLEHES-I herewith submit my report
II warrants ami licenses issued during thf
month OF July. ISL:
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SECTIONS REPORT lwHTE.)
JACKSON Mss, August l, 1881.
70 the Honorable Board of Mayor aud Alder
men Of the City Of Jackson:
GENTLEMEN-I have the honor, a Sexton fOI
the white people, t. make the following report
Of interments in the City Cemetery durin z
the month Of July, 1881
July : Child Of Levi Ives; Still-born.
July g. Thomas Fite. age 80 years; Disease
+ the liver.
July . Willie Melville Nugcut, age Il
months Congestion.
July -. Catherine Bruner, age 20 months
Malaria Fever; Pauper-
July -. Child Of A. Kuntz; Still-born.
July 81. Emma Margaret Speugler, age~5
months Whooping cough, Inclination OF the
Brain following.
Very Respectfully
PHILIP RYAN. City Sexton.
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Whole Tickets 50. Half Tickets. 81.
p Tickets. $50. IS Tickets, S1o0
Remit Money or Bank Draft in Letter. OF
send by Express Don T SEND By REGIS
TERED LETTER OR POSTOFFECE ORDER
Orders OF - aud upward, by Express can be
sent a our expense. Address all orders o
K. 81 B0ARDMAN. Courier-JournsI Build
ING. LOUISVILLE. KY. or I. J. COMNEF FORD,
ZiZ Broadway NEW YORK.
Jan. D. ls@I-Iv
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Coed Reasons for the Doctors Faith.

MoNEoE, Ga, VI rch y, 1880
We have fo~ twelve months been presenting
C'Swift's Svphilitic Specific in the treat
ment OF Syphiiis and many other diseases for
which it j. reoou4men led, and the results have
been most satisfactory. not having been dis
appointed u a single instance We think,
for all diseases il Is re commended % cure il
stands without peer, and that all the medi
cal profession VIII, sooner or later. be forced
TO acknowledge ii in the treatment of Syphilis,
a SINE qua non.
n. L. GALLOWAY. NJ D.
J. T. Robinson. VI. D.
ATLANTA. GA. May -, 1879.
One of our workmcn had bad case of : yph-
Ills of i've years standing, and was cured en-
tirly with ''Swi,ts SyphiIitc Specific
w R x T. W. HOOPER
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro-
prietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by Byron Lemly and R. R. Ledbetter
Jackson Miss
Call for a copy of Young Mems Friend"
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DESCRIPTIONS

BY the Governor:
HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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- WAERANIs-REeELAR.

CITY wABRAST--sPECIAL
J : T. Green, loan with interest ,-......s5@0 co
LTCESsEs.
Vim. HGndsberry, retail liquors .....--..S 100 90
Very pectfully,
W. :. POWER, Acting Clerk.
COLLECTORS REPORT.
JACKSON, Miss, August 1, 1881
To the Honorable Board Of Mayor and Alder
men of the city OF Jackson;
GENTLEMES-I have the honor 10 report the
following collections for the month Of July
1881:
Privileges. Dos 90
cemetery .- ......... ............ - o.
lpt&4--'. -.-'--r 80 w
Respectfully,
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SECTIONS REPORT CcoLoRED.)

SEXTON REPORT iCoLOREb.y
JACKSON, Miss, August !, 1881.
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Jackson:
G.vrLENEN-I have the honor rs Sexton for
he cOlor~d people to submit the following
eport of intermeuts Of eolored people in the
tjtv Cemetery during the month OF jug,
1881:
July 3. Charlie Ross; Whooping cough.
July 5. Ned Williams, age 30 years; lntia-
nation OF the Bowels Pauper.
July s. Alfred Jones, age Al years; Con-
sumption.
July s Child of Benjamin Hodge, age 10
mon tins ; Teething.
July 10. Child OF &apcy Washington; Still
born.
July y. Miles CHARLES Carer, age Il
months feething.
July % Eta Potter, age IS months, Teeth
ing.
July 80 Child Of Henry Rogers age days
Very respectfully submitted,
ToNY BAHNEs, City Sexton.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RWkRACf 4 Send for our new fully iiigs
R4tM traied spring ana summer ca

PIAtUN trsted spring ana summer cat
AAAAtV1 aIogue. giving . full descriE-
ton of cur celebrated SQUARE AND up
RIGHT PIANOS. We can offer good induce
ments as we are not dealers, but manufacture
ers and sell direct from our factory. To good
Responsible parties we viii send an instru-
menr on trial To be paid for when found salts
factory. Don't fail 70 send for catalogue
CHRISTIE & Co. (KsTABLIsHEp 1861 209 to
22S West 36th Street, New York.
Shenandoah academy. Winchester, Ia,
Prepares for University, Army, Navy or Bust
ness. Location unsurpassed for beauty and
health Refer to Col W. L Moody. Sal
weston; 7. P. Leathers, New Orleans and DIR.
Duperier, New Iberia, La, who have eight
boys in the school. Address
c. L. C. MINOR II. A., Unisst,y Val L. D.
Vy0 ADVRRTTsERs--LaW Ratas for Al
i vertislng in 1850 good newspapers sent
Spruce St.. NJ.
aug II, 'sl-4w.
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18th
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
NlIseItIiI'I73.Vs.t
ll&I;IE!!iIllIlE


Wednesday, August 81, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly under pro-
Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court On March
81, rendered The following decisions:
lsT-THAT rHE C0aHoSwEALTH DISTRICT
TTOS COMPANY j. LEGAL.
2B-lTs DBAWIScs ARE FATR-
y. B.-The Cempauv has now on hand "a
large reserve tuni- Read the list of prizes
FOR the
August Drawing.
Prize .-......-s-,3o 600 100 Of 100 each 81 coo
PRICE 10 100 20 Of - each 10000
Prize. $500 $50 o. - each l20dN
10 Of 5000 each 1oGJO l. OJJ Of 10 each 10000
- Of so each 10000
9ct Boo each, Approximation Prizes 210
9 Of 2U1 each SO
OF loo each so
! 4ts4 prizae SIT1 4fsl
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DESCRIPTION.

By The Governor:
HENRY e. MYERS, Secretary Of State.
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CORNELIUS YOUNG GuI
iuuc2 ol-3m. S,e.. t..
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- --.s-s -
Respectfully,
T. IL. REFER, City Collector.
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DESCRIPTION

By the Governor
HENRY 8 MkEas, Secretary Of State
Morris tribune., 1881-12-29
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS,

Col Eugene c. Gordon, president of the
Georgia Pacific railroad, about month ago
bought 500, 600 acres of Mississippi land,
known as overfiowed lands, at = cents an acre.
and has since sold them TO an English company
for ID cents an acre, which gives him proit
Of about $4,000. The English campany in
tends 10 reclaim the lands AT once and colonize
or cultivate them. Very naturally other COM
panies are looking after Mississippi lands.
A traffic arrangement has Just been con-
cluded between the Erie and the New York &
New England railway by which the Erie is to
take its business for Boston and New York and
points over the New York & New England line,
and the latter will give its business for the west
to the Erie. The new arrangement goes into
effect January 1.
Three cars, containing 25O,O0O cords of
silk worms eggs, each car having go, 900 eggs,
passed over the Union Pacific to New York.
Tae total value is $3.50, 900. The eggs came
from Japan and are bound for Milan, Italy.
Formerly shipments we're made vie India.
Four Italian merchants have charge of the pre-
cious cargo.
Judge Brill of st. Paul has denied the mo-
ton made in the Gaze of Samuel s. Walbank
against the St Paul & Duluth road. 1t will be
recoDected that the plaintiff sued to recover
$44, 600 damages for injuries suffered by him
while travelling on the defendants road and
recovered about So, 900.
Mrs. Harry Morse Of Albert Lea, has com
menced q suit against the Minneapolis St
Louis road for S., 600 damages, on account of
the death Of her husband, who was killed by
the cars of that company in Albert Lea.
Mr.. c. B. Peck, general manager of the
Chicago, Portage & Superior railway, says that
sixty miles OF his road from Superior City
south will be constructed between now and
May.
Mr.. L. n. Sawyer has been appointed con-
tracing agent for the Northern Pacific and
Oregon railway & Navigation company, with
headquarters in Chicago.
Morris tribune., 1881-12-29
FOREIGN FLASHES.

The London Times, speaking of the Guiteaa
case, saws:
Nothing in criminal procedure ever equalled
the laXity of his trial. What should have been
a grave investigation has become sort of en-
sertainment Although a murdere. and
most farcical trial ever heard of. Now that
he has attained notoriety as 3 criminal, he is
bent on showing his importance. The lsxity Of
proceedings is neither mended by the conduct
of the prosecution nor by any discretion Oh the
part of the presiding judge
In Italy, Baron Blanc has addressed me-
mortal to the committee on the eXtraditon law
bill stating that assassination, whether of SOW
ereigns, chiefs of states or Others can never be
classed among crimes for which offenders can
claim right Of asylum, and that extradition
should always be granted in such cases
At Castleton, Irelsnd, Miss Reynolds, charged
with aiding and abetting criminal conspiracy
to prevent the payment of rent was orlered to
either find bail to keep the poaoe six months or
undergo month imprisonment. She refused
to give bail and went to jail.
Fifteen hundred arrests foI political offenses
have been made the present year in st. Peters,
burg. Many arrests were to false accusations,
and il is stated that false accusers will be pro-
ceeded against
Donoghue, landlord and clerk of thei Touber-
curry County SIgo) board OF guardians, was
fired upon in his office and dangerously
wounded.
Emperor William, of Germany, has 5000
marks to fund for the sufferers by the Vienna
theatre fire.
Hanlan leaves for England in two weeks, to
prepare for his match with Boyd.
E. Dwyer, has been selected as high sheriff
of Dublin for 1852.
Morris tribune., 1881-12-29
SCANDALS.
Washington Excited over Scandals Among the
Diplomats.

Washington Excited over Scandals Among the
Diplomats.
4 Washington dispatch Gays the diplomatic
circles are much agitated over a sensation that
has developed within the last few weeks. One
of the last official acts Of Mr. Blaine was to ask
the St Petersburg government to recall Mich
ael Bartholomew, the Russian envoy extraordin-
ary. The Russian government has made
favorable response to his request, and Mr..
Bartholomew will leave for ST. Petersburg the
10th Of January. The reason given for the
Russian minis ter's recall is said to be the same
that caused the recall Of a former Russian min
ister, CatacaZy. kr. Bartholomei came here
from South America last year. bringing with
him the lady who is now the heroine of this
international episode. tits also sad that the life
OF the Russian minister here has been in
many ways scandal It is said that he has
incurred debts that he will not pay, and in many
other ways abused the confidence reposed in
him. For these and diverse diplomatic reasons,
Blaine asked for his recall.
This sensation threatens to be followed by an
other. A representative of another European
government has created something of a stir by
bringing here an Italian woman who is said by the
gossips to have been his mistress for several
years and by whom he has had two or three
children. This second minister has not made
the mistake Of attempting to introduce his fair
friend into society as his wife, and it is barely
possible that his peculiar relations with this
woman may be overlooked for time at least
There never was time in Washington when
the diplomatic people were in such bad repute
as they are at present It is said that the in
itiative in the movement made to have Barthol-
omei recalled came from Mrs Blaine.
Morris tribune., 1881-12-29
OUR CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

A mutiny of United States troops took place
Tuesday evening at union depot, st. Louis.
Some fifty infantry had arrivedin the morning
in charge of corporal, en- route to Council
Bluffs. They remained here to make connec-
tions, and during the day the men cold their
blankets, bought whisky and swept the crowds
ont of the depot They were fully equipped
and formidable as they brandished their weap-
ons. A squad OF metropolitan police were
summoned and the mutiDeers arrested.
Adam D. Wilson was shot dead by person
unknown while at supper with his family in
Chesterfield county, South Carolina. Wilson
recently violated the internal revenue laws, and
was summoned as q witness for the government
In similar case. He had expressed fear that
he would not be alive when the court met
A thirteen-y year old boy, named Eddie Solder,
was shot dest in Newark, N. j., by James
Graves, aged so, who said he guessed the boy
would not bother him again, and offered to
plead guilty Of murder in the second degree.
tCapt VIM. Vandergerft, noted ex-confed-
crate officer, was shot and killed at Charleston,
WA, by Henry LEGGED, during quarrel