davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-01-15

Tile Senate OF the United Statcs Inns de-
voted moro tins 10 thu llolluday grab bill
during tho present session 'l,nn io any other
three subjects combined. Yet tho BILL l,as
been twice settled III full, and thu supple
mental ctBtm rejected by conrt 80 .Eccis-
lively that the petitioner Inns never dared to
submit 1t ngnIn to my judicial trsbunnl, II
has bcuM we'll observed by tho New York
Tla,ey tint tic underlying principle Of tho
bill IL radically wrong. 1t ~ TINT the Coy
arnment IL responsible fur losscs suffered
by contractors wh1!o In ltB service. 1lNt the
convesss OF tito proposition. which Is not
more absurd or wrong III law ur a'lolasls, Ia
never asserted. II tiM Government Is to III
dennify contractors Tor their losscs. 1t should
also absorb tllelr gaius; and when It l'as d.
ci4ua 10 do bo.tl II ca,l rot OIL very well
without any contractors.
, 1881-01-15
pupIJc education III Pennsylvania Is flour.

pupIIc education III Pennsylvania Is tlonr-
tsh,uE. There ase nDw 7x7 vradcd sct,ools IN
tho State, With all enrolment Ut M7.a!u puplis
and MI average attendance ot dUl ,0:7:; The
schoal expenditures luriug tho past year
amounted to t7,1sss,o77.,a. The total indchscd-
ness Ut a! tho sataul ialrcts Of tho ssato, cItios
included. was $,d!8 4vo.H. and ut tho sud of tho
year thoro remained III tho schnot. .noas1 trcus-
urlcs 81 .l1l0, There il 50 much lclny IN the
payment ut tito Lculslnturo's annual nppropsa-
tim OF &l,0c0,0W that u loss bus bcch ea.11lu to
tho schools at about 10000 anuuay for Interest
auu discount. Pennsylvania schools arc said TO
haye uatlc remarkable progress slnco tho War.
, 1881-01-15

THE last purchaser Of Senatorship In
tho rotton borough called Nevada II thus do
scrlbeil. 1low much tho purchase cost him Is
not suited:
Jan.cs q. ra!r, one. Of tho original quartet q
CIou4hlr. Tyrono Comfy, lreEand. iiu ean9 TO
this ct,nntry lit 1919 with hts pnt1nts. nHl for
so.no tint tc r,sidcl at.. Geneva. Ill. wherc he
attended school. At GhienH0 hc r0oe1vGi i HUod
business education. In lHao ha went to califor-
min, md ho bus over slnco icon cngnHc4 ln
1,ltilnK.' lii 1877 ho became Anpcr!nschdcGt Of
thg Ophlr Mi,1o and tho Halo & Norotnss Nine
III Nuvadu. 1t was during their connection with
mule tho first {II0,O0 nf thelr enormous f0rt-
unts. These lncn-JlM q: Fur, Jim q. Flood:
iltlI Il. UUrIen, ami Jim ". afnckty-sccArol
cGntrol OF sevGr1,l mining clnIna. which are now
k.ln.Yn As tho California; nnd COnsnlldatc4 Vtr-
xiUin Mllcs, Fntr l,citlg the controlling spirit In
Tho l,ovcu'ent. From these and e o'ller mines
nilt from real estate spacualfuiis Fair h'ta Hce-
INFLATED nl immense FORTUNE. tetnH Nssessad ~
| California alone fur fta.DU1,W w. Although tho
| nw,ur Ut 50 much wealth. Fair Mny bu seeN
ut,nl,t tho ,ntnea almost Auy lny III hta miners
| ctistutnu. LIT IoIlttca ho h IL DeE9crdt. 1!e Il
avc feet md eight inclsos IN hight mud weighs
| ~ rnunda, He wcnrs II lonE.' flowing nlucA
Geartl. tngC.. here a,,d thore with Eray. and has
d tlorid complexion. TIC waa innrrled ~ 1sdl
and hns u faulty ot TWO boys ansa two Rtrls.
, 1881-01-15

SPEAKER THOMAS has Matlo grave mis-
take In committing tn anunaber Ut lrrespons!"
ble outsiders the duty Of making up tbs
Committees Of the House for ilna. That Is
his business. Nobody elso has the Fight to
Interfere with him, mn! IIe viii surely nuke
a'u,ess of It II he continues to delegate his
mowers 70 others. Tho situation Is now little
, 1881-01-15

Ex-senator Ctfn1srIAScY remarked to
lilly LlIgcnhcll, "Yon wntih1 h,nkc my ,nnn
sweet Wife," she responded will, entlltIsiHsn,,
" would, would, Rs1d ri try 1t on yo,, first"
lilo dcmurred, and she insisted. Needless 10
sny, tho Judge was gtv1u chulice to meditato
OIL bis folly Ii, tho hurried stato.
, 1881-01-15

ToM NfURrI1y, cx-Collector, ,sas had an
Old bli! fur making Insurance examinations
passcd. 1t gives him s1l II day fur expenses
a1,tl aaI3 tlny for sorv!cps, which tho Sate
Controller says Is cqnhl to salary VI SUI, ,ooo
, 1881-01-15

THE "sagcbrusl, " Or rotten-bor0ugll State
ns Neyada Ia III n very bad why. According
to tho now census It has n population Of only
llttiD n,oru than THIRD OF the now rep
rcsontntivo ratio. 1ts wchith has heretofore
consisted In It's mines, whoso marvellous yields
Of troasurc hnyc boon regarded MS maklng up
for tta deficiency In population, but tho mines
themselves aro hccu1DanK exhausted, and no
longer yield thoir golden wealth. III 1sS7 tho
value Of mining property wns asscsscd NJ $@a,-
~ IT.; in 1S7s ut SiT4o eal; In 1870, Mt S9,i
4G.; n,d In 1851 It bud sunk to 33a5o, .-show-
lur decline Of SO ,00J in to,,r years. as tho
mines constitute nimost tito wllolo taxable
wenlth Of tho 6tnto, this rnpfd destruction 0t
tl,clr valucs icuv0s tho Statt Treasury III
distressed condition. 1.ast year tho to-
tai tux receipts wcro el6t..a4, and the OK
pcndtures SILL 384,-showlug dc9cit Of
6GO,Ut0. There Is III tho Treasury only $la0,
surplus loft from former years Of prosperity.
! und how tho cost Of the Stnto Government Is to
| 10 met tho Goy1rnor's mosenBe does not indl-
| catc. 1t Is possible that when tho pines siinll
| t,nyo been completely exhausted Norndn will
present tho wrock Of a State, With ono Ncpre-
| sentative md two scnatora 1T Congress. md
| nothing else. Nuvuln should bn consolidated
with Utnl. It ins not tho resources to cntftln II
to Statehood. It's allycr mines hre ubout rlHyod
| cut, nni tts agricultural capabilities nro prac-
ttcfl!y nothing, md never will cqunl tho pro.
ducuons OF ono average Illinois county. kovu1u
Is nI arid, volcanic, mountainous desert, as1d III
| nu ut,sur,llty on Its f4co aud wrong OH tht
oll1er Stntcs to haye such d dccaylng handful o1
sauatters represented III Congrcss by two SEND
tors, thu same us Illinois Or Now York. :,
, 1881-01-15

IT has been finally decided tn remove ihe
Western Iscscrvo College to Cleveland. whrre It
Will llo unltoA to tic Case Ech0of Of Applied
sctenco Under tho nntno OF Western 1scseryo
University. The only condition ,lmpnscd Il that
tho citizens Of Cleveland shall fnr nis, the e;te
fur tho proposed University. When Ibis con,lt-
tlon IL culMpiIcst with tho college will have an
endowment inondfng Its present one Of $1U0 0c1,
which, nddest To lhnt Ut tho Case school uf .ar.
rlle,l solcnoc, ntnnHntnQ Ia about il nillicH md
d quarter, will give the University sllu tpngnt-
tcent endowment Of noArly two millions of
dOItnrs.
, 1881-01-15

Mn. LoSarEI1.ow's Masquo Of Pandora"
Is not considered SUCCESS In 8oston. Flae p!cca
Is classic, severely 81, but It's slower than "a
funeral.
, 1881-01-15

TIE production of tho precious metals In
California aud Ncrnla has fnilen OF srcatty
during thu past eleven yenrs, MS will 10 seen by
the following tablo, which appears in tho snil
Fr1ticisco correspondence Of tho Now York
DItf1U Bulletin:
, 1881-01-15


years, Or ever since Kbtal,am Lincoln was
elected President, sliolla bo recognized III
tho makeup Of tito nipY Republican Atlml'''
WHAT Will nr r11y' FUTURE RATE OF |.
1HTRRE5r1
Whnt is 10 ho the futhrc value Of the uso
Of ,ituucy, or tho rnte ot intorest9 Twenty
yenss Rgo ll,o War hogan a,Ht until tho IT,
sumption Of speca pnS1nents two ycars ago
our tlMances aiui credit, Including tito rate u
tntcr0st. werg to sunto extent tabliurtNal,-ont'
si,lc of tho orstJnary'laws OF commerce. Dur
ing tltat ti,no we ella,a n deprecated currency,
alid, .tirlcr the pretext ut covering flncsua.
tons,2 "a tiEhpr rate OF interest wns cxacted
tllan tin actual condition Of business war-
ra,,te!l. THUS, wllcn grccabacks were quoted
frnns rs to 30, bonds aud mortgages. the prtn-
ctpnl,ard interest Ut which were pasab!e III
currency, commanded from to TO per ccnt |
interest, Ul,rn tho Same bonds and
mortgages, PRINCIPAL and,. Interest paya- |
blu III gold, might have bocn contracted |
at per cent Interest. FROM 1865 to is13 tito |
farming lnlnta, tho city rcnl cstatc. mud tho |
municipalities OF tho West were alIln0let[
all over with mortgages calling for Interest |
al tic rnto of 10 per cent. Tie era ut unlnlt.
ell credit invited Wild enterprises aitl rnil-
OILS contracts for interest, wl,llo tie 1nnnia
~ ao.uss.,a,,",, ,au,,,,,tos ,,,,,nso sn,o co,,toi
~ ,ar n,,t ~ SOM, ,,raot.
~ m.r ,,;tSrost r1rha, lin ,,ov,c IN 1s~9 mucl,
~ -, it, ,i,s,,,. s,,ao,,ntt,a ,,o,sr woa awcut
uitt OF existence, but tho mortgages OIL lant
,~"atar,, , S,n,as ho,.a hoon nov;nr tho interest
a,,d ,anr, . r,o,r ,r..s thar,on ,,vnr stncc
'..u wv r,,., se"~s ..sa ~. rae,,u,, ut,.o.
.HsM 'nR"" .a.u '."sa "a..,,."s = aua any,
wne1c ,a.s,, as"asst ,s"a t,.a', s,o,' t,,rvsst
spaa eMs'ea n"'u s,,,.'.' .v"' ,sa,, .,"nx"ot,,nt
lof u'eli '"ne, Ivy .o'a.ya w. es"",.
p1pe, n'oios w., -. a"'Is ~, ."..',a .hatr IT,
a"a a'.co 100 n"se osea "'ss a.""sns " u' ~. M
ts'est ~ slea.'y ".p.o'.a ' IT, a a,,,,,
.ise tns' y. .a ss 80 ..,a, H., ,.,,nr tn,
a.e"l' Inv -, ""t'ess t"P.us, "'sa a',"., -"
Close 1!'o intn'e1s na.e pssA ao' 'a,.,.a suaI.m
years past paying tna p311e1RAi' oi' "aN'ils
paftlal paymens' a's s.rsn n, nsm o.In Nv
efeat'y 1es"ceo 'h'e'Gst- luz ntee.'so ,r .,sas,
iave' IN !'ke manner, pegum pasI's on .ns' ~
!huepteahess 'oscr ~''voouyv aso, WIZ ps.u ~
l1'noso' .o M.e'p'a u, ~; n
n." 1oaa .a,.e .,,a,r
,e'eso 'n'..'. VIZ" ""'~' ~ s''>- W.
"s !" pe' .o''.s'
ou'h's .ne "sI iou, 3e'4s .as eUa... ,",...., ~ ~
pFospercu sreaaS' Ne'e. ""s s"u"0t's ,' ~
productive never WIS !auot W WI! sctsa"- NV
nesatca OF SO "ni'e'Sally enp1oseu. ~.
1orelgh t9aue nus oeet pi'nt"pio ;" u'o es''oo
Oh sel'ng our pIoa"et'o"' ~ n"eA"a ~, pteeo
aila III eSeess VI W. p'''en"ses. NV Wv.
efhmeht nus oeeh aolc ~ u.ss!'u'eu 'nsss ,i,.
, 1881-01-15

rrr cn,cAao rn.arNE has cs'ab1iahod nfanea
trct for tic focqtp. subscriptions Aaid hdfafass
ncnts m fotf'lws: :, n, &,o
fA1nt., Manager. ~n..
GJ.hetiOW, rcut!and-Altan's American NoSa
Afrncr. 81 tsennc1d@st .m r,s.n.
LONDON, Eny.-Amrs!can Exehnn9a, ~ suana
HENRY +. GlLLlG. Agent
hAsllISGTUS. u. C.--11l9 Y street.
, 1881-01-15
pFRMANENT nppiCE.upLpTK0.

recent nu,,,berof LtVptnto!t's Magazine
contains M article entitled, "Will neinocrn-
.yTulcruts 4 Permanent Glass of National Of-
icetiolders ?" tic writer Of wl,tGl, Inns srnt
It broadcast, Inviting criticism of tie views
,dyaucrd. or course. by "Democrncy" he
mems ,,o general principle NJ applied TO our
roru, nf government. rather t.!nn tho party
nj That mime. since, II It were tllp latter, 1t
would have been unnecessary for litm to
have asked TIC question, rs nothing would
sutt tho uyerugu Democrat so nucl, MS to he
fl nertnanent oflcelIolder ut a permanently
Iar,o salary. with constantly increasing
,art lnvs nnd stra]lnrs. 1t Is unnecessary to
state the to!nts Ut this writer In detail, or to
m o,rr tho who}c ground Ut Ills arguments.
M thev nr. mt SPECIALLY new or original. 10
rr,,lelse MS views, it Is only necessary TO
toka ti,a deduction at which he arrives from
,,is nrrnisrs. md tl,at Is stated II, thu follow
tnr ,yur,ts: .Tnat, due regard being had to
the ,,rrspryntio1, Of simplicity and economy
forbtrltluv thus the needless increase of Of
ncos and cxuuuscs.-it Is then true that |
t,,o ccttya nor,,rtuatlon by tlo lurg-
est nu,ul,cr ri prrsous In tic practical
a,,n,tntstyotton If their ow, Government is
~, rl,,rct htuh,v In he desired tn every
I,cu,ocr,ltc R,,u,h,lc. IN p,sitlon wlicst, we
.',..'.,. '"s,,M ~ :, n. ,.rv foundations of
5ua v'ss, ,,."s,,,a,. ant prv, tn In ,ho most
..s. .,-:,,.s nn,,,n, ,,y,r 1,uovn In nur
aes .'s,,',aa, ,,,a,,s,. S ~.
pe.'It' Sar ~ Fiji servcc ia concerned. more
,.,,,a'.,ar,. III n,,n,,r nn,i,lr1,ns ,hrre nru two
e,s''taa t,,,.t, -, ,.1,to,, orf ,,r.ul.crnj IN
aon,ocrat,c firm of government. There Ia
49, .,.e",.,hs ,,,,,ia t,r, ou, nvct<. mn In
~ 49, .";,,,,. a,,,,,,,,,t firm, tno cnl;1nct
sua p.s s.,,,,nss a,a snr,,,,,xn,,,c,, mt fn,iv
,'r.', ,',.,s,, ",,onro ~ A,,ninis.rnttnt. Int
',ar,. "r civ ,nnm,,.s II tl,cy could do I'd. to
.s.. .,,,. ".,, a. s,yor,,c n rnvano,,s otflcp-
s".,.nrs WIN cxtst os vcrp,in on the boly
,x,,t,1c r,hGro II ',,hny,,cr 'ttnss WIN would
~ t,,r,, .,,t o,v mn, htp,, ar lo,,. md 10th
49, 49, sS,,.,,,. wild i, tbe,r y,nws There ia a
@a,,,n,' ,,,.o,, In, ,,vr.u tcm which, II II wcro
e.I.,,t.,, ns :, yot,oro1 roficv youtd lnye n
aaor~ t,,,nwco md o,vInt,. nnoltof
7s .nu aSr",.I,a, o,u, ov,ls s.,lrh uow clln,nc-
',s .au 1,na,,,,n- T., ,h,a con,.rv 11nn;,ps-
.,.'.,,'. ,,ar., ,s .nrranov r., ,,,n,,n oi;1cfo,
..o' .,",.,a',s ".ara ,o,mnmc,t esmc;oliv In our
p.a,s poss n,,ar,,,,a',ta ] a"j anna nf the stnte
9.a'e oe,.,,eaa uve ,,nra h.n,, @ % so onciet os tn
s"....,.' 's,,s,o,. +orr,a for S,nt, md rn,,,,tv
en,nasa NV, i,,tt,os 7, tho 1,mIaroi f;nyrr,,.
o!Ase'a a',t ,,s,' @aa.r, tar,,,;,~ viii, tta
Tan1.''. o,,e,,r. ,,i,h anal nav A,l,ntutstrn.
t,'s, srha ,,ao,1s -, nanartucn,a t,,o cl,let
1,aa.,oa.,,s ,u t.,,,,oc,ors or,l nst,1ct-A Attor.
ns v0s'' IT, t,"',,rta,,t r1ne.s notnratlv canfot
.,'o,. ,,,t, ,,o ,,,nra uarmn,,.ut tl,n,,
.,a,S,'.. s m. .ha osro,r -, tho atuntou IL.
ss' 49,. ~, ,,,aso -, ana, te MT nm,
t.s't us .,... .ua. . ,",ar,,s ,tac ~ ,ha cicra
, 1881-01-15
che @til,1t,te.


- "N - ....Ht3.OO y. 90
inrn 0i yutf, pef III
lur2dsy, rhussday and satnsdny, por Ysnr.' sS, Xxx
4luuInT. " e4lne adny, and Friday. pet 1c&F.. III
SUNDAY, ift.inae nditlon- per 5hat....'..'..'' 'S
wEEK1.y EDtT1oS-rosTrA1D. ro
one eopT pcr H.t,
tlub Of Hfu+,
Jwenty -pno cuptes. 's'sst''''s'&
spcc!snon copies scat IFco.
f,iyo l'pat-Lnlcs addEoss In full. Including touht5
md Etnt0. u.n,,
Nonlltlancca n,ns To mnlo either By drats. efptess'
rosi pn1ce order Or In rssIatosa ottor ~ our
70 CRY su1,scntNElrs.'
rn,ty. .dcvercd Handay cxcoptet - contA ntr ~ecs'
Lsi1y. dcyprcd Sunday Included. 20 cents ner ~eeS
Ad,frr.a TllE THIDuSE COMPANY.
Corner aladlson und pcasborn.ass'' eaaeaao''''
, 1881-01-15
and borrowers who oxpoct to pay will not
lake loans beyond tho present average vniue
OF money Il, n rnarkct fill cd to excess.

Ar lust there has 1'ert 4 conviction Tor bal-
h,..hos Ftu1inx tn tic South. judge I. j.
Annkcy, ut South .Cnrolnn. who flns tc1n II
llalicn md nunrhnt,, 1T fact everything by
t,trs ntld nothing tnng, anil WHO eu!uya tic us
tInctton of fniklng tnorc at,d saytnH tess tnon
any othor int, In hin SECTION, wns tho pscslit'a
Justice. Tho prisoner M It Is hRrslly ncceAsary
tu atatc, wns IL binck tnnn and 4 ftcpu13tcan| no
representative uf ''tho superior rnco" could
hayu been fo,nd guilty Of Brcl, ii crEt,c III sucl,
n cu,,rt. in r,lsstur scntcnce tho eloquent
Judge tnnIc characteristic speech. Aiming
t,,l,er tlllnRs ,o eta wilh Hrc,t cmphas!s: "Soit
hnyo been tried ty MI impartial Jury Ut yn1Ir
countryiar,,, nul fa,ltd uullty Of hRslnR know"
itgIy nnl frnutluichtly deposited n hnnblu bnl-
lot ut tho general cleutiol hcid Inst November.
,rnIs Is II rnvo otreusc. for which might 'nw'
fully scntetcc yt,si tu lay a stnu Of S5t, aild tu
bo IMPRISONED fur terln ur two yeNrB Mt har'l
tubpr In tho Ponitnntiary." F,srthor IN tho
Ju.lke used the following Impressive lns,HnaRc:
"Tlle lju1tOt-h1x Ia sarrCt, md tho Inv hrtnands
tlsat its sanct!ty should bu maintained In'i.
| oInte." III conclusion. md IN Imposing upot,
tl,o negro tho t,ntn.nat nm Ut 81. Ito s3d "Th0
Inv In this regard, llowever would 10 ettor snt.
isc,t II tito first sncr!ce upon Its 0fsar Wcre not
| a humble ncrro." II tho tcnrt,cd Maglstrnte
snys tho New York Times, was roul;y 81 much
Impressed by thls last fact rs his wor!s imply, u
Is Ii pity TINT lo t.Il moi long hcfoFc thta cnd hls
influence to sccuro tho Indictment nf tho ftDil'
Rn,lls Of nlen Of t!s Own c0nr Rl.d politics Viii
| lntvp noturIolIaiy, anu by tho most oulrnKcotst
frn,,ds nron tho ballot-box. crushed tho VIII u
tho Rrcut minority Of tha South CaroiInsl people
Ills cxcuso for this failure cannbs DO luck o.
| knowledge. Irdccdt there nre fOw men l1l th'
so,,th or elsewhere who l,nve had 20 goud nn op
1,ort,.nlty to kn,,w nil about Du,nocratio frais
nl,i rnso voting ns Inns this sanlo Judgc, fa1nti
| iur1y known III u Tom - MnrkQr,
, 1881-01-15

Acndutuy uf Muaac.
Unlisted street, near Madison. Wet StGa. FafletE
eutortusuu,ent Afternoon n,d evening.
, 1881-01-15

=
Corner OF nnndu.ps md etAtc Streets Ensesaia-
ucnt bY tho talvsn3 Arabs Mt y. n1 fhs Carpenter
Meupr1nl lu the c10nitis.
, 1881-01-15

Exposition lsulfdtns. ,.u,,
Lake front. opposite Adams sneat Whale exol"
biuun ftu5n q. IN, 10 10 2. nj.
, 1881-01-15

Olympic 'fheatrc.
r1urk street. beween Lake md Nandnlph. Enaass.
mcnt nf the Tle,,uaa md Wc5land Dramatic nnd
pIuclntty Combination. ",rh0 Phantom King AT
taruuon Rnd evening,
, 1881-01-15
ANtUSEM ESIS-

AIcTtekcr'a Theutre.
,,,stn,n st,est. tetxqen HtntH uAA Dearborn.
enun1cucut Of Milo sarnh Bernhault " Ftou~Etou y
q n
, 1881-01-15

Non1ey'a Thestre.
Randolph strcel. beiwucn CLARK and i.A sn'le: en-
rnrnnout uE Charlqs l.. Davis. "Alvtp Joslyn" Al.
teruuon mud orc p!ng.
, 1881-01-15

Grand Ot,arAsz4ouse.
r,stk street, upnneE. HeH churt-l!oHse- Enen1e-
mcnt III Air. T. Chanfsnu and Miss Henrietta Chut'"
frau. Afternoon, "East Lynne" Evening. MI, tho
Afkuusaa TrAyelpr."
, 1881-01-15

lEnverly'% 'rhrnfre. ..
rrr1torn etrect. ens1teF nj NuHroa. FnRa9omuht
of UOrlcY Caeto'A London Opera Coalpany "1ho
p!tutex Of raoaancs" AftoTnuoa nfa eson'pf'
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-18

During the first year or two the
President was frequently infiuenced
by the tone of the press, and would AZ
times Weld his own judgment to that
of1ke public at large upon some pup
liz matter. This is no longer the case
INV and the President acts independ-
eutly of what the current ofopinlon as
reflected by the daily press may De.
m recent conversation he alluded 10
the criticism upon his course IN moo
living the court martial sentences OF
MANY officers in the Army convicted
Of offences Injurious to the discipline
If the service. committed while under
the influence Of liquor. The President
said the public had only one side OF
the story; and there were mitigating
circumstances connected with every
Ease where he had interposed execu-
tive clemency, but he did not consider
it necessary to say what they were.
tt was enough for him to know that
he had acted according to his pest
Judgment, and was not at all disturbed
hecSuse he had been assailed for inter
farino with the verdicts of the several
court martials. The President said he
had been attacked SO many times un.
Justly that he had arrived at that
condition of mind when he ceased to
mourn or to be disturbed at the cen.
sure of the newspapers, and during
the remainder Of his term OF Office nc
intended to be guided solely by MS
own Judgment, and not be ruld by the
press.-- Washington dispatch to 1he
R0stOil Traveller.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-02-18

It is evident to every unprej4dced
observer that a great change is taking
place in the sentiments Of the people
of the South. The bitterness. preju-
dice and hostility of the changes
worught by the war which were SO
marked few years ago are disappear
ing. There is now very noticeable
and rapidly increasing disposition to
accent the situation as it is, and on this
basis to build a new South which shall
surpass in wealth, glory and greatness
the old South. The wealth and intel
ligence of the South, and the men Who
control the politics and business OF the
South. are in the Democratic party.
There are, however, two elements in
that party. There are the liberal ana
progressive element and the Bourbon
element. The Bourbon element has
all along been the dominant element:
Indeed, until very lately, the liberal
and progressive element was so great
ly in the minority that its influence
was hardly appreciable. The indica,
tions are that before anyther National
political campaign opens this element
will control the political and material
affairs of the South New Orleans
Times (Dcne.
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IfGaribaldi were ten or fifteen years
Younger the current history OF Italy
might be less peaceful and more heroic:
He took part in the recent meeting OF
the Central Committee for the advocacy
of universal suffrage, held in Rome, not
as a representative of any ITALIAN city
or province, but in behalf Of revolu-
tionary committee in the Austrian city
of Trieste. Replying to a letter from this
committee he wrote as follows ITO the
brethren of Trieste: Grateful for your
friendly expressions, l accept your
honorable offer to represent you in the
Roman Committee, certain that on such
an occasion and in such an assembly
the Roman people, while demanding a
right, will not forget the duty OF CAP
rying out the National programme,
which is not yet fulfilled, as the TRENT
and your patriotic Trieste bear wit
ness, Fortunately for the Austrians
the old hero can now handle 10 weapon
but the pen. The Italia 1rredents
movement has no leader to make it
formidable, and Austrian rule in thu
Italian TyrOl and in Trieste is not serl
ously menaced by its proclamation'
and secret societies.
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five are ever to get back share OF
our lost ocean commerce, it must be
done in one of two Ways-Our citizens
must be allowed to buy English steam
ers, as the Germans, French and Bel
gians do, and put them under our flag,
or Congress must give aid to Ameri-
can-built vessels in'the form of profit
able mail contracts or direct subsidies.
There is no other solution Of the prob.
lem. and it is folly for Congress to
temporize with it any longer. The
question is one of National. defense as
we'll as National pride and profit. we
have no reserve force of vessels tt
improvise navy from in case of war
England could arm thousand large
fast steamers in case need, while We
have scarcely score all told in oul
mercantile marjne.-N. Y. Tribune:
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Ouinine and Arsenic

Form the basis of many Of the ague remedies Id
the market and are the last resort OF physicians
and people who know no better medicine 10 en-
ploy for this distressing complaint. Inc eie''S
of either of these drugs destructive to the sys-
tom nrodu,ing head ache, intestinal disorders
vertigo, dizziness, ringing in the ears, ana De
nression of the constitutional health. Ayers
a pue Cure is u vegetable discovery. containing
neither quinine or arsenic, nor any deieter'oas
ingredient, and is an nfallible and rapid cure ior
,very form of fever and asue. Its ELECTS are
permanent and certain, and no injury can result
from its use. Besides being positive cure loi
fever and age in all its forms it is also superior
remedy for liver complaints. 1t Ii ar excellent
tonic and preventive, we'll US cure, OF all com
plants peculiar to nlalarious, marshy and MAS,
matte districts. By direct action on the liver and
hillary apparatus. it stimulates the system to
vigorous, healthy condition., For sale by al
dealers. -. ~
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She1.iT's S0le.
STATE OF KANSAS, !

STATE OF KANSAS,
ALLEN COUNTY. J
IN the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial
District sitting in and fJr illen county state Oh
Kansas.
j. A. Edwa,ds, Plaintiff,
William buchanan, Defendant
Ev virtue If an order Of sale In the abone en-
titled cai,se 90 me ir.ct,l end delivered, iss'-
ed ont of tn. Distr;c. Court of the Seventh Ju-
,iiciaI District State OF Kansas, sitting i'll and
for Allen county, in said state. will on
Monday, February 2ls:. A. ID. 1851.
ot T. O'Clock NJ If said day, at the front door
off the court house in the city OF lola, Alien
county, Kansas, offer for sale and sell To the
highest bidder TO- cash in hand the following
described real estate, to-wit:
commencing AT che northeast corner OF the
po-fh-past uuurter of section IL town Il, range
is thence west ~ 6O-lDO chains. thence s0uth
~ chains thence east II 6D-lOO chaihes, Thence
north 20 chains, TO place of beginning, contain.
i'm. 3 % IOo acres, all in Allen county, state oi
Kansas said lands been been duly levied upon
ns he urolerty Of the above named dtienuaH,
and will be sold to satisfy said execution. Ap-
praised valuation, $500. 90.
Sheriff of Allen county, Kansas.
nv John Harris, Under Sheli6.
Brown 4 davidson, Plaintiff IS Attorneys: