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, 1881-01-03

4 SuMnEn Ut Democrats OF New York,
ttcspnirtng Ut rcnchng tllo Bpos Ut etllco In nry
other why. inect In Cooper Institute Hull to ro-
form Tamm0ny nnd tho other Hnlts. III thoir
Inst meeting they adopted strh0 OF resolil.
thus ono OF wblc,, declares ''etertlal hatred OF
maintaining m nrnly Of otllccholacrs and COM
polling thoui to contribute tnwHrd tho expenses
" cnrrylug MI election" Commenting on This
Pccksniillan snive, the Now York Tf'nee re-
marks:
70 xhat army of o7lccho!dcrs docs this rcso-
nt!Olt rcforY The Fcticrul army 0r the NOV
York CITY army7 It the f9r.ncr was assessed,
jackson, not less did John Kelly exnet from
each municipal anpl0yd within his fouef
not only IL specific tribute, lut also 4. sun.
scsiption for two or mort cnpses OF MS
Defiuerntte newspapers. Or. Is tho r.
organizing resolution also 1lhnd nt pEnlncrl!ie
candidates for D!1}cc, 0f whom Mr.. Nelson j.
Waterbury, bent on reorganization, sHys: "aaf
Drlco wlis assessel *lsbW: Mr. Truax Slo;; ;
!9. md tho other cat1ltlstes ~ proporHIon Hn'.1
orat!o party which shall mako It imp1s.
sIb!n for Its leaders TO- COLLECT, ns Mr.
Waterbury says tho purity tnnuaHers !I!d.
from caeh candidate for Cnngrgss Assembly, ~ "
md district Al1orlinn. "*h eHeh Tor liM us
trlcts. md $l9 euch FOR ID districts. milking
t1Slp, 10 any nothing Of other a,ld unnamed NJ
sessnehtsi Thpro cnslnut bc nAlncd u town,
city, or HtMtc IL which tho !1emgtratlc pArty has
not required those who hold osces by ,neaIs of
ThfR resolution. therefore, Is lie. Thv nemos
cr1ltlc rarty really opposes not nssesani0Nt o.
uiliceho1dcrs, but 0ss0ssnents for tho support Of
my other purity.
, 1881-01-03

Office, md tho n,en who haye good busi.
hess atn nro bedcvfllhg tho President
and linrassitlx inenljgrs of Congress to gut
Federal uflice md turn ont sui.Nhio mel, to
nassc ruon for ttlosn uro fl tho put,rest lnlsl-
hcss Imaginable, MID tlescrye to ~ polftcIy
shown tho donr rs promptly rs tho party
pa.,pcrs. NoIt. Garfield will probably pursue
mitch tho same pullcy rs a1r. Hayes. lie wilt
weed ont tho Incompetent, the untaitliful,
tha sltporatlnuatcd. al,d those who aro TILL
s1,inllfeu for aiiy otl,ur en,isu, md I'LL their
places with better met, and 1T NIL probability
with tlen who nrU hut milking themselves
conspicuous by tl,eir tloggcd persistence a,n'
ln,plrlcNt ca,nbr for riacc. 1t II not likely
TINT le is gnlng through tic 0nlccs will n,
nx to chop OF Nil the hca1s Of public clll-
plpyfs to accommodate a class Uf political
bceEars WHO call themselves Republicans. 1t
would not to II, the interests Of Clrtl-Servtco
reform. It would not bc acting
wifi, good eeiisc, nor would It bo
In nccoriance with sound business prfn-
ciples. II wo nro going 10 witness 4
general tecnpitatlon Of public servants, the
goo,l with the bad, the faithful with tito ua-
faithful {;cll. Nnncock might rs we'll have
been President as Gen. Garfield, for ho could
not lluvc done crazter or 1noro lmpolltlc
net, II thcro Is my tlecency ii, this import
nnaso horsao they will hnus oH md lot 0en j.
tinffieId mako his ow1l appointments aided
| by his own goo,t se,tsc. II Ger. Garfield ho
the ,nnn we take him to be, he will pay no
attention to tllclr tmpudeut suggestions n.ltl
appeals, but dismiss them I'll tile curtcst and
shortest manner possible by showing then,
| t1tn inpr
, 1881-01-03
oNTEsT5 FOR THE UNITED STATES
EEhhTE

=. u.7af1"ss :, -, -
TIE TnlhuSE hattets lsse!1 thns " ~ tuo
wel!-srea lo"fNat u lotertera ~ tao 3a'o1'Y
saarress OF Its heighbofs, rid " 'sas thefe-
fore ssos'd N!""f ts"m the "s'sseM'y s!aaoo!ea
TINT aro now goll'; on IN sous ~ tho a1olh.
lns Slatea over tlIa seleetloN " oh"ea o!"'cs
sclntars. THE Sta1cs"t Wisconsin,. An's'"i,a'
Ohio, Michigan, mil M,nnesntA "fe auea 10
elect an 0!slcur next III importance tn THO
President. sNi W. the hafea personal, .h"s-
, 1881-01-03

TuF: cost OF printing the Congressional gus
per session It, tho Hccori fs $to,00, and the nr-
ranging OF d particularly worthless Index to tho
bound yolumea Of tho same bus cost ,00o E9cil
House OF Congress oulars Traditional copies OF
protty much every work which tho Government
Printer l,as baen Instructed To furnish. Tint
variety Of Congressional literature known Us
tsha p!cture-bool<" class Ia tho most cxpcnslro
to tho Government. 1t is thnt which Congress
orders With tho kTcntost rccklcsness, Hence
tho years ithosrauh|ng and engraving has cost
$l40,D00 md much uf this SUN bus boon aFene IN
iltIing orders for additional copes. For tho Inst
fiscal yenr tho pxpenscs OF tho printing ostab'
llshment were $2,000.00>. Ono-haff Of this ok
pcnse ~ sheer wastc. Tho books arc not
ncctieA by ouo.tenth tho number ordered. No.
body rcn,s them: they nearly all find their why
to tho paper n,akars at cent u pound. II tho
trash callcl public documents IlstrIbutcd by
CunErcssmen are worth anything to anybody,
tho recplents at this spoeles Of literature should
vny tho Gust OF production. II thoy are OF no
valuo. tholr expensive and Eratuitoua cErcula-
ton ehuujd 10 stopped.
, 1881-01-03

,,. g.. ,,.,.x, - +t,.
fcople shouHI ~ J"so sto 'S.'ua ~ mi,.,sno ~ @
saelsm T. aoaah oos.s,anns ,,ta n,nya@ Ia
!" co""''''&a p'@'e H. ra.,. ,n,4
q very aaa cstut ote"t4su ~ ,I''," oo..s i. a.''
Saturday, ono OF TUG papets theFe 1ssuu'4 aap-
pletueht, ~a1en "as ee1c"s'cS'S son' " '"'" aa'-
scflpeF.
Tho IT. Louis pnPe9s Hnsc ueoa '.o pao'asn'..F
q restimo Of thae Guys nnstnoss ior loso, ano ~
sosne lnstAncos elaborated tae tnat1es u 'ne oA'
tcnt o( two eo1t1Hnb'
Oliver 1Yelltlnll Holmes whs recently TO
g,,estea by Cincinnati Bohool.girl to write hor
verse, but declined. Very few poets cnn res'at
temptation In this way.
Dcrt}l,Artlt says Yho will s,,a for libel any
papcr TINT alandess her. it iB nottophhtD fnoI
that Au,rrican papers are not onxngod In any
larRo eutcrp1lso lust now,
So,no pcop,e may rot know 1t, hut q dread
f,,k wnr IL tp!nx wpgcl betweou tho nnvpnport
Cazcttt md tho TporIa I'ranseyfpt. Davenport
ia In Io,Ya and pcorln in Illinois.
r,,,o f,,Iow IN or,n hns ,lfarovarp,l flint
.,ss,' ~ -. sss unwe ~ sro,tnv ac,.aors n b.,
,.tlf on1v iacovrr mn wav to lnta MIR Of sols-
sors III a nowspapor o.,,oo tho Onio goutlomun's
cEorts vii! bo appreciated.
min A,,,,,a,o fSr, 7o,,rna, ln,lmotes Tint
sno ~ ,,oe,',tsnI vo,,na ,dv Tron, rnxrcru
.. ..,, ~ .o,,a,' ~ ;o,,s".,n na s,n~"rnnr
~ n1so INV s:.at, "s s,; t,' attsin thnt honor.
rs.,.....a. ,.,o.. 1,orto. ~ ,n,,a,n ia IN ,,a
,., 49, '.,as -, ,as, vor, f,ttv "a tftss
nNssNu W.. "son -" ,,.,a",1 ~, s,nnn ,vh.,
W ~ ha..s.. III m, ,ora,,,nnv
- ,' se s's..,.'s.,, -. ~ hn,n, ~ Nv ~ =
M w. W. pos'e'tH'' ~ wv ''S'''s -
o"FAoy' ,,,....
An English apArrow pcckeu oh q library
,sinlow III New 1ottlol', Coii,l, during tao stnf'n
OIL Saturday night lust. u1t'! velt!onnn sitting
, 1881-01-03

lfKs, sfAnr L1yi:n,funE wisely says:
"Cntmpulsury bodlly, education should bc TIC
law OF every scbt'ul In tho land. rs compulsory
pdrcntlun IN rcut.iug, writing. and nrasbMutsc ~
Ftr yuu c,,r never undertake 10 tr,ng Mboht tic
trn!n,ng III uny rvs,p.e, Toys or g!ris, without
carly tltrk(ny tr tho n,utser ut health"
, 1881-01-03

TvE people OF Winnipeg, who seem asiS-
io,,s to uuyo Il route to tue stubontt through
nudsor,'s buy. o,,ght to ulort tic polley OF tho
Company whIeh used To pny any ut It's Enptalt's
wEn e,,cecellcd IN milking tho vuynsp to Enxlnna
It, ono ses.son rrv:artl Ut E0. Tue custn:,t WIS
u Winter In tho ItAy US Arctic explorers do III
tho puIMr regions.
, 1881-01-03

Gen. Howard proposes 10 try to !ntsvs.'ssa En,s
,Foiat. Is having tho Professors tEcat them ~
aiyt[hctlon batwce1l themselves R!li thu ta.tGts
AZ In the nrtny il hea between bi,Iccfs and coH.
t,n soldiers. rhIs aeens proper tli t:Hclf, nld
tst fIcop,e wtl 10 surprised ttiut thts u nll t,-
nnvatlou This establishment ut aocln! reHtin,lt
.lotweun Professors ana endcts VIII asst, c,lahe
tho Professors lchuilterek by their axAihElc Tho
prac.lce 81 ostraets,n ns tue cadess. Tho sxr.cis
df lhs "HaYc0ittn4" oi solc Eolnrd cHtluts,
.wbch has recently Inalp It uotarltis. ~ nuly ua
exanpa Df IT. psAeticc IN utl tutner times, i1 us+
irucsiu fnr huhi!nx eatrtMIn puilticnl OptniDtss.
Ii lilo ao.l ottt nsmocratiu tittcs enles wond
ls ax pusupletGly 0.iraesGsi fttr hatt0x nhtf-
slayoey optnuas-!n. ether worls, tor M @ nat being
, sixsh part Ut Airioat, thfod., As the t,rcdent
Pr1fe4surs we1o ull sraInel by thnt rtEl''e. A"l
W tradition becnmcs hereditary In such I'LL lst.
Iut!on, tho protabiii,y q that tho sa..,s rottons
still Aolutnala the catlnt stelAi cuds. t6,l. How.
ar4. wha., cadet. bud experleHuo Ut t4la t'stfa.
cI5In, having suffered It for hiA ant. l.s!uyery
pplhionkt anil also for FpcoyHiz!nx socially Als
EiluniiAtl's son, 3huh Sergeant IN the nnrps VI
Eappert und tn(l,0ss. TheEo aIe 0thGr nl.cer2 ut
lhe army who. before Tho War, and ws1iIa tn tha
hcaduuly, bud untt. slnvcry Henti,nenta wh!' will
bp g!al ID sets rAdfenl change III tho Aeae!,ty,
ty which tala uaeoaseIufiabsa ttraaty thalt te
> suppressed.
, 1881-01-03

Tho apparent ENORMOUS Increase III tho
Southern States IN the seconil; period Is duo
not olly to the recovery of tint section from
the effects cs this War, but to II lnore carufal
enumeration than hns eyer beforo been
,t,ltiN there.
, 1881-01-03

! TnE ltttie Indians who ure ut sofont ut
Carlisle Hasracks hAye an esgnn-a nttte NOVA.
paper edited by sAmuel Townaond, u Pawneo
boy-eAlIel tha Scl1MA Ntus. md 4 very cTessit~
alls venture In Journalism it IL. In tho l.sas
'uuu,bur there 10 atury Of nj Apache which ~
.welt worth scadinx, and thrilling narrative OF
@Tho Experiences Of g. II. Notnan Huso," which
II tto to es1utinuedf III Homeopathic doS,s,
TIC leading editorial 10 OF loAr1lux to read, tho
xlst Of which IL con&Al,lea In tho Inst sonsrace:
It IL poo<, thing for tho Indian loys nnd 4DrEs
to ku to school, but ws think II u pcst ~ cpsuv
, 1881-01-03

THERE IL nj, old law still IN the Con-
ntetlcut statute-bssous which declares tnnt
"cyefy horse used. III my ht'rst rnce. utlu On
which nuy wnscr Is inld or my purse Or st"Re
nude, shntl bu forfeited tn the Stnte."
, 1881-01-03
THERE arrived In baltimore, Boston, de-

THERE arrived In baltimore, Boston, De
troit, Huron, Key West, Minnesota, Now Tca-
furd, New Orleans, Nov York, pssamaqnoady,
Philadelphia. nnd San Francisco. dnrtuK tho
month OF November, 1880, ,1il passengers, Of
whom 37,ssl wero immigrants. o.E]l citizens OF
tho United States returned from ahroat, nad
lss9 ns!ens not Intending to reside In tho unlsc1
statcs. Or this totnE numbcr Of immigrants
,hesy asr..ud from England HORT: Wales. IT,:
scutland, roo; Ircland, 2,03l; Germany. t,1Fl;
Austria, l,gsa: swudon. 1,si4; Norway. 608; petl-
mark, 97i; Frnncc 3a7; switzerland. GU; spal1'.
y. Holland. l15; belgium. los; Italy, 1s: Rus.
sia, 4s7: Puihrd, lGp; Hungary, 10; Doinlhon OF
Cannda, ln8sd; China, a7'2; cuha 163; Austra!t't,
X; Mexico. 70; Azores. g.; and from aft other
countries %. Tho number Of immigrants mr.
rived frnm foreign countries at tho above nlrn-
toned potts during tho flvo lnonths ended Nov.
, 1881-01-03


--,-,- - -. -----..,-- -.,, ,-.~.o, ,,,,,n
s.i"o,o ~ !o't eons o'!so' "..a H., ,,t,, ~"
t.'e e.ess.u',' i',o ss". ""s '''o t,'..'',
.,os @ o ~. o s.I ,' ~ J." 'r,sa',,n no,s
M ,.'' .,,..,.!.y ~ .',,,.s;t a,,,|,t
.t., @ s'v w. az" ~ uan., .ssra ~ ,,,a inn,s,a.rros
800 ".,,.,s.su ~ % ~. s,.s. ao,a..r. ,,es,ro t,o
=" ',. e"sa ,'. ~ .,ys I' 1..s J~" ~. nas.. nn.
s, ps. o"es =. ~. . .'tn, ~ % 49, ~ n",,ft,,.,ns
sn.Gs1 so.sa ,s, ~ @ py ~ ss'" n,,st n"r,o,,s
,, H. nu..o "". - ,,,,.. ~ ,,oo,,
.naS ,'1 e"'A' e'sts w., "ss ..,, ,tsaro't
:" 'su ~ =, 49,, I,,t,.,.i s,nIoa NM.
"sp''"a NO. r, . ~" s.' ~ t,a 1,,sst i;,,,,tinnt
me. ."s ~. "s ha, g., .,s @ tt,u" ,,,,, a,,i,ar ~
~. ~. . ~ ,,n.t. ..,,,,,,c.,,at.
~. s s'sssu ~. M' os a." "x,,nt ~ n"v
ss - ,,>, ',,, 49,, 1,so,,,,,t.a,st, the w.
a,is.s ~ aa,, w. n,,,.,1ns"s ,nv,n,+ o,,xovs
s",., s''t' u,".a n,,..".,,.,ms f,r ,hr ,r,oso
~" s..'t.., 1870 .,s"" .,,r,s ,.,a,, M a.
y. .a,,, ''o ~, ,,,,sa os .,o4na hos ,hor.
n,ar ho.r hoit ptot, (touvcu,fcp
H., ~ ,,a,,,,,,,,,,, or,dt,,otr for
frn,to, st.tns sonatnr AMI t,a nuf,. cosc lint
,,a,,, u, "a t,o,,,,. f., fttnn,s In ,s,s
,v,,n,, tho 1,onu,,ttoona nomtnn.rt1 Abraham
ii,,aa,., 80 t,,oI- ca1,d,,'afa t,r sct,nto,.
aoua,,,at s,.,,,,n, ,,,,,n,oy II ,xna n
wholesome cxN'nplo tint ought to have
been attIicrc'l to III our own State, alld
promptly initiated III others. Espceia'tS
should 1t become tfic practice ot tic uon,-
limit p0rty, upon Which IL lnIu the respo'ls1-
btllty of csectinE the SenAtor, 10 tl'at tho
Highest authority recognized by tic nlena'
bers Of tho organization may he Invoked to
settle 50 Important a question:
TnklrE tho State ut Wisconsin to serve The
PURPOSE Of II frfEhtfn[ exnlnuleot tic present
practice. wo see two worthy a'Nl CAPABLE
gentlemen volunteer to become candidates
for the scat now occupied by Angus Canl-
prnit, s1lt wc ScG the NepHbaacnNA OF thai
, 1881-01-03
POSTAGE.

Esttrtd at the Post 0net at tattaao, ILL., a. steod
t.tdss MHtltr.
lnrthe honcnt Of oNt patrons who dee!fa 10 sehu u
ti,sIc cuI1cs of THE TRIBUNE through ths that' "o
Ave ActpwIth tho trafssin1ss ratio VI postt2es
fhuntgfie, Pr Copy.
tiebl nhd Twelve f'aRe Paper .".....,.''.a SSnts'
taxteeA lsn4a esttss-
fHrtlptL ..
Efht anil Twelve f'nEa css' ss
k1it1en AkE6 Payer. 0on'e*
, 1881-01-03
Gl1e Gttl,a&,te.
TERMS OF sUBscisiprIoS.


NJ MA1r-1N ADyASCE-tosrAnE rtiEr.t1n.
,a,y clifton onu year. ..,a1a,90
ttp,iy Hnt NNndny. tgnt. 14.HV
Tueedny, 1hnsrtiny md saturday. por Ttnes sH0G
5;undnJ. "Wednesday. hfd fsttni. par Ychf.' t'@Dn w
EundAY, 1D.pnHs Gditlpnt nor ynhF+ %sUV
wEEk1.f EilTtOS-posrrAfD.
uTe copy NeF 'n.,
{lnhtst
1wenty-oro copirs. s...,..,..,..".....t+,...t %0sou
frectn,rN COPIES sent tres.
Give rost.Uti!es address III full. Including County
and State. .......
Kcmittnnccx rnav bo msdo ritnr hy draft. nxprnsS-
Po,t- -occ osdcr or Registered letter. ut our f'sk.
TD cfTf sUnsCiuHEiss
ue!ly dc1trore, sn,nY excepted. 4scents por week.
Eslly du!,s csc suhtaY included, no cnhts por "eex'
Address TIL. tEMiutHE COMPANY.
Corner Nadson md t,enrbotn.sss. ch!saso' III
, 1881-01-03

'75EtftHFH, =
'The District of Columbia does nut belong
10 nny section. 1t has 4 large loatlng popss-
lal!o,,, which Is composed partly OF Govern
nselt DfIIctRls. It "a nccardingly put BY It.
sclt. and appears III tho summary which Is
abte,ltletl:
, 1881-01-03
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

svv r,ttcAao ,T1stnCSt las established bsaGcn
az ccs fr tl,c fccprt subscriptions and adyseslso'
EcnlA \. fpltnws:
FAD,,rS. Nnnaper. e..
GLASGOW, Scut!nnd-~Allan's American Scws
Agency. u Kentlsld-st- .--.
t.0ShdS> EnIr-.ttnartcun EschhH2a, ~ stsaoo'
ulSAr i. Gl,.l.lo. Auant
= snAsillSuIDS ~, E.-1atn + ttrrat
, 1881-01-03

The following table shows tho relative
erowt!, Of poputution IN zach group from
1siil tn tXif nl,lt fr1in 1870 In 1850:
, 1881-01-03

Olympic Thontrr. ...-
C]nrk street. be,necn laake nnd snnantph. EnaaSe.
ucnt of tue ncnt1- -santo5 tomb'nAtson.' Variety
unt1ftaluulpnt.
, 1881-01-03

.Acnienr uf 3fpsle. 49,.
1tn,stea s:sou,. near Madison, We4t sldT. Variety
enteTtaip1iurt.
, 1881-01-03

Ccntrnt NuHse Rnt. ....
tnrncr of Randolph and stHtu streets. The TROUPE
Of Trained HUssc3.
, 1881-01-03

Exposition Building. .
Lake f5unt uppus.u Aunnia sttcsi. Whale axh-
biun Lf,,1n \. III. 10 ~ P4 N.
, 1881-01-03

10 c"t"c u ~
New York Tribune: Tho next time the
ron1nu S,xtkator 1eoly fu,pellad TO remark taat
.t 80, I. ~ in.. - ,ho ,sora Ir,,o,,,trh
AaeFtoau peop1e = y" 1Gss iue tue "utu ~ @
6of- f-1acrtilca thall my other great pcoplolntt IL
should palso to reflect whother this Nation has
,ot dono ,onJ ,|eut fnvotvfnr setr-snerltlcp'
~. M uo'o ss, y ~. ,.s..,,.s -, n.;.,. .,fs,.nr
Tor the wrecasa vacIna . y. . kr sro
nont ~ !lsnna, ~ nsoIn tn snAs M Ho s' ~ S ~
aatcesa. Wnu.neF anoy ui1 i ~. ~ ~ Il, Phnthn.
tho HreMk !tstnohe tus n.a ,i, III s.,, y. has
thlt stTnBNnK pGup!u S ~ Nv nrtr ~ tSn M.
ileeE VILE tons!sR ,a,5 yy.1o tp,or!,a .vnr"
tfisn t"hl!s!:s ~ 'ott no t"t" s,rs a3o1u r,ni
snaa!! hnuflGMH Missss., MiGss wAusS r. mssry thna ".
bronFht nto n1M hunIhg9nns 9n -, ~ Mn.y ~. ..ns
san'ls ot IrGsh snoleets. lo oG au.H. us "as
moi pot!cal Gneriu1teGi 1 Gannnt ~ w, ~ o,.or
Qohfrnt poaHEen sWa H!ess ~ tn stn,,ni,s,
nuanaary t!nG atof :no cast 1, ~ ~" xrn"a" ~
mrtnea AvppnEiSu ~ Ks'a ~ " ~ R-wS!.a ,wrS,p ,h.;
pst,p'ns VIZ 'tu t xnoW W III Ia'v voit,ia, M TIKI ,f{
%ofu % hnnt nph' ~ W. ninpP,n.tnnf Hsi ptSf, wv
bcnpv0ell9u-Nn0 tMeIotnEe ~. ~ tts y.
cottfsc anH 4itwnrtHH 1i .ne n ,,nt ~ H.
tsteti. Aua u ~ stili s,ssu Gpu a"t ,an ~
WORKS WsEo thoso nd ,haE f. ~ Nal, ~
the Nntaot1' We nast sa<'9 % s,r-intonns wa
0n1 american clilAch Mnnso Ia tst, ~
W0 remeneer tao ~ acs,, ~ @ us
| MY t1ncs a. las8o u th@s ot 'ao 9aeeA " H1-
! Rlanl.
~" t.S ~, ~. ~" ~, ,.a,, " tout,,se IN
l,nAeeMly Interruption OF tGo halr-pullluR now
sn,s clty oyor ,ho stirring question, Who caused
, 1881-01-03

The States and Territories west Of the
Rocky Mountains, seven Iii number, are
cflssru together:
, 1881-01-03

hreytckep'a Thsntrc. ,
Madison st5ces. tet<ten Stnta ana .Deatncfh
Eupnremc mcnt If 3fIss Maud Grnnasr. "Two Nights III
Houle.H
, 1881-01-03

Nooiey's Thcntre.
nnntoinh Street, tckueDn Cnrs Mnd ia aRtr, Ens
royerpeut Of y. /. Gooipins FrojIqncs. "liubh'es'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
FATAL ARRAY.

Petersburg, Va, Sept Ga shock
ing affray occurred ut late hour last
night near IIicksfurL, Greenville
county, about forty miles from Peters
burg, which resulted in the death OF
one of the parties and the supposed
mortal wonnding ct tho other. Both
parties had attended the County Court
during the day, and the facts, as near
rs can be ascertained, are about as
follows John w. Saunders, Justice
OF the peace, while returning TO his
home from the court house about ii
O'Clock heard loud voices, as of per.
sons quarreling at house near the
road. He went there to ascertain the
cause, and found several persons ~.
sembIed, among them man named
john Davis. between whom, it is re-
ported, some unpleasant word hads
passed during the day. Davis asked
Saunders what had brought him there
out ofhis way. Saunders replied that
lie wanted to sec what was the matter.
Davis applied an epithet TO Saunders
and the latter ordered his arrest,
whereupon quarrel ensned between
the two men, which resulted in each
drawing pistols and firing on the 9TH
er. Reports differ as to who fred
the first shot Davis WAS shot twice
through the head and once in the boz
dy, and died almost instantly. Saun-
ders was shot i'll the arm, the ball also
entering the body. His wound is
thought 10 be mortal Both men
were wellknown citizen, and Saun-
ders is a man OF family. The affair
causes great regret in the community.
The steamer City OF Berlin brought
to New York on Monday last one
million two hundred ana seventy-fOur
thousand dollars in gold.
Mrs. Margaret Kane died in Will
liamsburg, New York, OH Monday
last, aged 10Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

First Reports Greatly Exaggerated Capt Hen
zig and seven Enlisted Men Killed.

Washington, Sept. 5.-Gen. Nc
Dowell telegraphs Ia the War Depar:-
ment the following dispatch. which he
had just received from Camp Thomas,
Arizona:
.I.icnt. Stanton is on the other side
of the river, crossing with company
Z. sixth cavalry. lie calls across that
Capt. Hentig and seven men are killed
and that Lieut. Gordon was wounded
in the attack on the post. Men are
cheering in the quarters. Will give
yop more i'm nh hour
Lieut.. Stanton and the company re-
ferred to are OF. the command hereto.
fore reported to have been massacrcd
under Gen. Carr.
FROM TIE SAN CARLOS AGENCY.
The Indian bureau has received the
following from Agent Tiffany, dated
at San Carlos Agency. September !:
Reports have come i'm that affairs at
Cibien are not SO bad as reported.
Capt. IIentig, of the sixth cavalry, and
ten men were killed. The Indian
losses were large: Col. Carr and
others reported killed. false. I am
cooperating with tho military, and am
fully prepared by my scouts and en-
ployes. Agency III no danger; can
stand off all hostiles, and will
Major Wilcox. eighth infantry,
leaves San Francisco tomorrow morn
ing with 200 men on special train
for Arizona. He will go through as
fast as possible. These troops are We
teran Indian fighters. Tho first CT
valry is much scattered on the coast,
but has been ordered to Arizona, ami
will be sent south as soon az possible
The fourth artillery is ready for
marching. but will not be sent until
positively needed. Capts. smith and
Stacey, with their command of seven
ty men, who passed through Bowie
Station, will march from Wilcox 65
miles on foot to Camp Thomas. Ma
jor McClelland, with sixty enlisted
men OF the sixth cavalry, left Lowell
for Thomas, and goes via old Fort
Grant to observe the movements OF
the Indians on the lower San Pedro.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
A Curious Maehine.-Tbe Peunsyl-

A Curious Machine.-The Pennsyl-
wanna railroad has in use IN automatic
track-tester which discovers faults in
the track not ordinarily appreciable
To the eye and makes record OF them
which indicates their precise locality,
and all this while the machine is pass
ing over the road 1T from fifteen to
twenty-five miles an hour. 1t has
the external appearance ola baggage
car, but inside is fitted mp with self
registering apparatus. electric clocks,
etc. A bad joint between the rails
registers itself by the jolt it causes to
the delicate!y-hung car. Errors OF
level in the track are recorded by
pencils on ruled paper, and so nicely
arranged that variations of IN eighth
Of an inch are made manifest. Ii the
gauge is too nai row or tue rails have
spread the fact is noted by another
apparatus. An ingenious time and
distance register enables the observer
10 locate the imper:ections recorded.
a machine of this kind kept constant
~ going over a railroad would be
scarcely less careful than the track
walker in discovering sources OF dan
ger To travel.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09
Public Sale.

4 will Offer for ssls, on my farm on The South
4 Branch RVe miles below Eomuey, on Wed
nesdsy,
THE 9Th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.
the following personal property, viz:
80 head Of two year old Cattls;
Is " yearlihgs;
3 Male Durhsms;
2 Yearling thoroughbred Heifers;
2 Cows;
3 head Of Horses
| two year old Durham Boil;
Farming Implements Of all sorts; one
Combined Champion Reaper and
Mower; one Hubbard Mower;
one Bickford q Hoffman
Grain Drill.
blacksmith Tools, Corn Shelter, Scales,
Wagon an Cart lot OF Hay & straw
one new Crosby flaming Mil.
Terms Six months credit will be
given on all sums Of $40 and oyer--fo
sums uuder $40 the cash will be requir>
ei. Purchasers to give bonds with ap
proved security.
Sale TO commence At 10 O'Clock, a. ~.
SALLtE A. WASHINGTON.
Sept. 9, 1921.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-09-09

AsnBrRNuAx. Mass. Jan II. 1880.
have been very sick over two years.
They al gave me mp as past cure. I
tried the most skillful physicians. hat
they did not reach tho wors, part. The
lungs and heart would Oh up every night
and distress me. and my throat was very
bad. told my children Fever should
die in peace until had ,ried Hop Bit.
ters. have taken two bottles. They
have helped me very much indeed. I
am now we'll. There was lot OF sick
folks here who have seen how they help.
ed me. and they used them and are cur
ed, ami feel ne thankful a. l ID that
there is go valuable medicine made.
MRS JULIA G. CUSHING.