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RlCHMOHr. Vn.. Dec. 1b-A bill will be intro.
dnccd in tho Virginia Legislature IN few days
providing for the rcn,ovaIo Of potticul disabilities
OF several pc1sotis WIN were cngaHrd III dueIinX
during the recont canvass, as we'll as Of severnl
wt1u we're cbnfvcd with having rosorted to tic
code during the political campaign In this Btato
In 18TH Among persons alleged to be l!sguali-
fed fnr this reason nro Mr. 1adtcbcrper+ nou1-
United by the nendJustcrs for the t,onnto to-
night; Congressman George D. Wise; ". c.
Elan. cdit9r Of tho trlfu: Col. Thomas
Ucn. ". il. Payo ntiu j. n. Wnltcrs, serOnds Ia
tho tn,ne tight; Ton. pcyton Wise and United
StAiea Distrlct.Attorney l.. l.: Lewis, now men-
Supreme Court, who fought lust August, and
their seconds.
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force of tho taovernmvnt, and cont'tlnE, ~
they l'al Alright to, III tic resources aid
nooa-ss!i of tic Government, le Ind Ereat
coincidence Tint buforo lnnE things would
~eafa very different nSpect Ill ircland.
THE LAMB COUNT.
DunitH Dcc. i5.-The LaiM! Commission
cfs. ~ hearing appeals. will only cnI1stdcr
questions Of legal Interpretation, not valua-
lion.
H., nift.oS
.n'S neen 'llu'tee,!y 'nlor'hea that nc eeui0
=. oHce oo1a1n npsrhs"', ny pio'ills.hg 10
'e"sc l'elhl". lio teluseH ~ R'se t''o p'e"Re'
THE nossE-nuhE1A IN tAlns
etenh e' VI p"tlM9 iotwhrn oi1oMovat', u'o
Atcix st.fcsta'hnel,t VI ti'e 'uttu Neeoa, ~
cal'u,""to .!t ior iar'lah'eh!' II IS stateu t'at
,o WI ~ hsheu III gu I'll leetu'lt'R touf Ill
'i'o oIllea otates.
MANf coitss oF UNITED 'HELASn"
"c'o ae'1su III eolk.
lHkhh "hRE Two ATHEISTS
'''"o. s"o eocte'u'' NV l'""1'
.. ,, rAnSkh1s tiuM'Su.
,,",, ossS,nl n'a,e. 'e',ae''au,nsLa poWeo
.Mhe.ta , lnl'h U. Avou'l"'e, ~. NNk,om eoun'
~ u ,.' ~ uiu 9ul .,, WITT u',;a
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vnukrY usth,ir. III a,1dlli0h to if11a ah.. alleged
'has her husband had Fivrn her snncthinR IN n
mug. una that he Ind rln awny with annther
wntilnti. Sle started ffum her humc, Ahe
+,It. to Frc ber brniher. Louis
.sebratlcr. q grnecrykecpnr on West Chlcnao
wben lie .iritt recn,rii IN tike partial effect
M hcr. ant she was oh|tgrd 10 htnp. It wns
then TINT aho waa tnunh by tho uitlecr. Her
stbry would prnbnbly be received With
Rrtator crclcnce If there wns my hne by
tho nnmc Ut prceubAun tIyh1 on Mi.
s,ltti. Nj such mime no The atdrcss she gave il
found In tho fNrcotory, but ~ II ia puaeiblo that
ibcro may be snn,o truth In hcr st0ry tho police
n
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Steefal DHrdteh to 7he Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 1h-At Its session
today tho State Orange elected the following
additional oi1icers: Gntokcepcr, q. n. Curry,
soph Cninty: Pomona. Fanny s. Bokss, Tlppe*
canoe County: Flora, Elizabeth t,nbl,. Delaware
County: Indy Steward. LIZZIE Walker, Decat,lt
COUNTY. Tito salaries Of officers wero fixed A
fol'ors: Mastcr, $50: Trensufnr, $1{0: s,eore-
taty. $eiQ. Petitions ntlmHroueiy sfspc,t weru
for tcRisAtion OF :he question iii intcr-HsAto
trnnaphrthtIutt. and resolution WAs uRlnt-
nlf'tlsly pAsseh dcclhrng that The Granyp In this
efrr pnrty. who was pledged to or could support
munHnnllaa. -
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parne1l's Fall Flowing Done by
"Bee" Of Some 5000
People.
anncarauco on tho ltegn1ar Dramatic
Stago of Mrs. Langtry, tho Deau.
tifni Woman.
Displeaaure Of England that Italy Should
Nix Her Up in the Tunisian
Quarrel.


THE THEATRE FIRE.
VIENNA, Dec. l5.-'rho manager Of the Ill
iatcd Ring Theatro WIS for several hours
yesterday subjected to oil examination re-
gardsng tho caIatnity,
THE wonKsIEN
who nro cxcavatinE IN the ring Theatre con-
time to come ncruss corpses, the presence uf
whlcl, had not bcen suspected before.
To-DAy's DIGGING
discovered nine c],arreu and blackonea
bodlos. Of Which three were apparently
women, in nlle Of tic humorous rcccsses with
which tho labyrintt,-Ilke halls nb0undcd.
Till; sCENEY
about tho streets III thu vicinity nro lieart-
rendIng, and immense crowds OF people from
ihe city mid 1elghbortng towns continue
daily To visit Tho horrible scene. L cooler
bit Of weathar has stopped
THE slckESlX4 oDo1t9
that for 9 time arose from tic structure.
A LIBERAL GIFT.
0ne gentleman contributed S62,500 to tic
fund for tho rcllcf of tlo sufferers by the
fire.
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1pft1aT Ulepdtth to I9F fFItaoo 7FibING
MILWAUKEE. Dec. t5.-WIlllam Hecl, work.
man Mt the FlankInt0n g. Armour packing
house, engaged in tho fertIztng department.
met with horrible dcath ut abnut $50 o'clock
this uornIng. Ho WAS shoyetlng the orIlir tnn-
terin, from tho drying machine intnn receiver.
bis stand being near IL largo shaft. which In turn
Ravo motion to tho coes of tho dryer. ThIa
stnft is euIpprd with several bolts, and revotves
atMut two fstt tr!'tn THO 'tour. As ncnr as cal,
be earnui Heob st.Urcd tluwn and uuEnn turn
lnY nyer the tnaterat iu sIiGh position that hla
cUthea wcrc rHuHht BY tho uhnft, and bYkpse no
could give the 1llarn, Or wtIsd could bu conveyed
tn shnt DIVA the eny,nc the unfortunate mMn
wAs whipped to death On tho tlpor.
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FILESt PlL1tSt:, PlLEX!:.
A SURE uure tor Hliut, bleeding, Itching, and
liberated Plies mas u0en dlseoyurtl by Or. win.
iatas. A single box Ut DA. WILLIAMS INDIAN
PILE oINT3iEHr has eurel the worat chrnnlo
cases Ut tw1nty.nYe yeAre' 1t .tld'uG. II H!vsA
rstlnl Ia itvB alaislMaua attor usi.t3s "lLi<-
LAME 0iNTalENT absotba the tuInors, 900 ls4
0ottlnY wartn In bed, actInK al pouitlcs. 1t ts
prepared for P,ies. itc1lnH Of tho parts, and
il0ttatnx Gtsu. sold BY dFugRlsss, or mallad
VAN SUHAAdK, STEVENSON + TO-. Choaso.
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RouOH on ENGLAND.
C4NsTASr1NorLE, Dec. 16.-rhere Is now
firm conviction ut the palace that M offensive
and defensive alliance will shortly b. COLI
cluded with Germany, that State having the
commanding political Influence which Eu-
gland once possessed.
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TnNy. N. u, Dee. l5.-I.orenzo Buker. d ptpmt-
nent citizen Of sctagt!cope. WIS sentenced to
ono ychr's Imprisonment for drtlaudn1 the
ikev. W. II. sfeekcr. of Hnoec Falls. 1t WIS al-
legged that Mcekcr rave Daker 5l0,0 600 In lnstaIi-
sudtts tu purchase iO0 shAres Ut tho Now York
Central. and That lsuAer used tho money for bis
own purpnscs. flnker aa,d he Hctci necurt,nx
and lost the muney In speculation, OF which
MEekDr whB COknlxtnt.
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LICENSED TO INCORPORATE.


BPNrN0rtELt,, Ill.,, Dec. 15.-Tho Illinois Malt~
Ing Company, 1T Chicago, was licensed to lncor.
porate lt,dRy BY the Secretary Ut State. Tns
amount of capital stock 10 s:a>oo0o. and the iu*
corporatora ars Churlus u Erane, Andruw }.
Iieynolds, and John W. .Fsee. The Object ~ to
Hcynolds syutonl. 4 certificate Ut Organization
or thp FrGEtilnhu's Oklahuu,a Immigration AS
socjatiuu, Ut Chicago. waa itte1. The directors
nthHrA.
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A Wedding nj the fremont House,
A qutst wedding was celebrated last ayenlng
in ihe parlor. Ut tho Tre1aunt House, rho con-
tractlng pHFttcs being Miss Alc9 @. Dt1by.
daughter Ut ". F. 0lx6y, ESQ., and Sir. Vernon
II. Lee, both OF this eity, The ceremony was
performed about y o'etock BY tho. Rev. II. ".
Thomas, OF the pc0pls's Chuttb, III the presence
ps Il suiall vntnphny OF friends, md after con-
Rratuiatiuns bud bepu extended the wedding
pArty were escorted to tho Iaajes: orlmary,
groom, went III their new hotnu On Dearborn
ksrGet lnler In tho gvonlug. AnlunR Ihose ptes-
cnt werc Nr. and MFs. !t0ot, a!r. and Mrs. Nusl,
AGKie Wuotl. Miss Mi'ter. Mr.. George Chnset Mr..
Jallos Marsh. MIR. HchuFd FMrrnp, and the 1tev.
H. W. ThunAb.
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Nleua1,tr,

The physiological reIuvgnAtor Of lhs organic
sYstenl, alll gpeulhp euEu fur !laPoeenoy. &toF.
lilly, seminal waakness, loss of Enstory. nerv"
Qua debility. slc& Alld nervous hentlach9; c9u-
by supplying t,esve uud bruln pt1we5:. Sent by
niail propail, u pur bux; iar - Pamphlets
kllti W Lake street, Chleaxp, ILL.,. aKaats, aud for
sale by all uf4Hk6tH,
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An Irregular Election Of an Iowa 1rg~
lAtntfve Representative.

apfetat Dtspateh to 7ht Ehaedso tribune.
DUBUQUE. H.. Dec. 16.-scma v eeks ago Gov.
Gear sent 10 tho shcriT Of this c1hnty n cppy
Of proclamation for MI election to nlt tho
vacancy caused by tho resignation OF Daueherty
as Representative to tho State Legislature,
which was never published because Ut oppost.
ton uf ien1!ng Democrats here to have Ak.
Tn the l3ih Inst. d number at electors mot In
several townships mud cast votes fur c. j.
R0gcrs, who Hlti 10 on to Des Motucs and claim
tho seat
, 1881-12-16

Smith aud Waterman, At Aurora, ILL.,
Special UApatsh to The the2oa Tribune,
AURORA. ILL.,, Dec. 1a.-The wedding Of Mr. H..
F. Smith aud Miss Currc Waterman was cel0.
bratpd this afternoon at the home OF the bride.
The ltev. II. b. Shepard, Ut tho First Methodiat
OF frlcnds weTe present, and brought thelF gitts,
sleh Atlu elegant. The purity 10 to Indianapolis.
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The somewhas venerable and oft-sunR opera
OF "Blastha" vas glveu last nixht and COM
psset} Ia im Gust tho four best singers In tho
Ahbo,t company. Bliss ltosewald, Miss Anpan-
dale, Ar. 0eorYa A. Comfy, and SIg. Fabrln! bore
the chief part IA the evenings entertainment,
and Rayo uors than q crodltAhle performance.
Tho popular quartet wAa exceedingly well sung.
and received au en.huslastio anoore, which
hunnr was also accorded ~ MEas Kosawald for
hor rendering Ut "1he Inst ltoso OF summer"
Thy lady has u pleasant. Toll'ssounded soieo. =
tones. hut acceptA6!e in the middle ind
lSTsr reKstes asS wS sse d9sa ne: !as
much snOre satisfao4ofy. blH FabrIui hAa
RutM vuiuc-ons better than his methu4-but i
eAss IN the stake, but waa I very tAir, Lle,x!.
TnniKht Luetn d LAmmestnoor" viii be Given
with the following casts
!:uel...;. ".....:..."...,.,.. Kmms Abbott
1tQFf A&nkQo. ,+-+t.ss..tsts .A@uA80 Gtl1uAtu
Halinnnd.... .,............. ....1eurxo A. Glnly
Aftufu,...,a.s ..-ss..'s' +'ss''aeo5Re AppleUy
AleG-., f4eEa0 tit!Qto
NuFRlan an.......t.......sts.''s..+ Mallam ufaha
Edgard0 ....,................. ....slRuuF f&bEiu!
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echtn,! hero. purehAscd tickets 10 the pnrduet
Of tho Grand Opera-finiso last night. After
md by rnse thoy were cMilad outside tho
theatre. Their munoy WINS thVn rcfunttod. and
they wttd testtsc4 ndnisston except IN the FAM
1} nffcte. Mt. tkcntnr snvs he Will institute
1cRni Proceedings nganst tho proprietor
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brilliant Matches at ni00ntfnQtous. i'll.
Special ulpateh to 7A4 Chteaao 1r1buHA

Special Utspaeh to IN chtsaeo 1rtbuHA
nLo0MlHa1ON, ILL.,, Dec. l6-Th!s evening
number Of brilliant matrimonial events oc-
CURED In this city, being the nup!als ot William
". Hamilton, prn,1llncnt deaer In agricultural
implements, OF peor,n, and Miss Justo Atsop, ono
Of nl0om,nKtun'a luyUltcst maldens. Str. ". Il.
Paltey, drug merchant, Ut OMaha. was married
tu Miss tlute Dean. Calvin NcyuuFn WINS .nns-
MHrk HchwArtzmHH Ut ChlcaKp. wAs MNrried 10
Mlss thu trienh, loudlnK tncmher OF JcWlsh
8uetety In uIoointuytun.
, 1881-12-16

The mysterlou4 woman found on SstiHaukea
neas Oakley ayenue And takun to the County
Hospital by QIacsE llncber has aaa soy-
eral ha.nes IT consciousness. aud DUR
10 DO Lena Hroenbaum, and claimed
that shv Has The Wlfv nj q ealoonkuepGr on BILL.
, 1881-12-16

Bitter and leosenuranss nj ElKan, Ill.
spselat ptspateh to Tia tHlesso 5steuns-
EL0IN. Ill.,, Deo. 1h-Mr. Norman Bitter. OF
Hatayla. and Miss IizzIe, daughter of Huxley
li0senoEans. H. b., OF this city, wcrs married a.
the brides huMe today. tbs HaY. II. u. CneneYt
u, D, ullIoiA9!uG. They starte4 on tour East.
, 1881-12-16
MOROCCO.


MADRID, Dec. t5.-AIyices from Morocco
are that 45.00o Arab families llava entered
Morocco aud asked permission to settle.
, 1881-12-16

SIS 30 &38,O0U Used 1udtclously In
krulu lvAIlnx yiolds largo Pxottts., FurpalnpAivt
aud electric pom reports writn 10 ". II. 6o1ld j
Co., brokers, 10 La sAite-st.. Chicago.
, 1881-12-16
The Latt OF ttle Bodies Of Three Little
Hoyx Drowned Recovered.

GptEp9 UHp1stH 10 1HZ CH1Eap9 3sEHRHes
MANiToWoC. Wis, Dec. lb.-The body Of the
last OF the three tti!o johnson bnys. who Wero
drowned hero by breaking through the los last
Saturday, WIS fund this afternoon. 1t IS nj.
legged that two men wero promptly on tho
WrtJnnd but feared to help thrm ou accnunt OF
tIe thtnness Ut tho ice. lAd thvy went away and
loft them 10 their tale while still eIluRlnE tt tito
loo, when with tho use of u few pt,attis near by
tlley could ull have been saved. An inquoat
will be hed tomorrow 10 investigate tho matter.
, 1881-12-16

CIVIL RIGHTS IN ST. LOUIS,
IL. Loul1, No, Dec. 11.-Ar. jullus Rector
and biz vito tcolosel,, Principal Of u colored
, 1881-12-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.,

Praise Ia unsiIntcd 0oncorntng tho effects Of
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. which Gusts uuiy 70 cents.
, 1881-12-16

Dalmy alasp, good tllgeslion, rich blood. elastic
Itep, aud odeertuluess !u Hop DittsFs.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
"WoN AT LAST" by Steele Mackays,

"WoN AT LAST" by Steele Mackays,
IL one of the fnest dramas of its char
acter ever put upon the stage; and its
performance last night before crowd
Cd at dience was witnessed at times
with brsathless attsutiOn. Mr.. Mac.
kaye, the author, as the leading char
acter in the piece, showed As musl
skill ~ q performer as ability as al
auth r. The company was composer
of artists Of tn FIRST character. Mis-
Belle Archer, as Grace Fleming, wai
excellent; and Louise Sylvester, at
Mrs. Bunker, could hardly be equalleG
in the country. F. F. Mackay, a.
Prof. Tracy, and Mrs. Il. Cour, aine,
- Mrs. Tracy, represented the olo
people In the most unexeeplionablt
way, and no play has ever given more
general satisfaction TO one of the la g
est and most fashionable and intelli-
gent audiences iu this city. The piec'
as work of art shows Steele Mackay,
to be q thorough master Of dehnea.
tion.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

representation of these martyrs now
in Washington. They are ever ready
to tell of what terrible trouble and
danger they have gone through for
the Republican cause. They are full
of resources. They besiege the White
House, and by their very persistence
hope to succeed in securing more Of
the public pap upon which they have
fattened in the past. The President
should not be deceived by their repre-
sentations. 1t is at least to be hoped
that his extended Congressional and
other public experience has taught
him that those so-called Southern Re-
publicans who are always most NOISY
when the toll and danger of an cleo
ton are over have succeeded in making
themselves quite as obnoxious to real
Republicans as they are to respectable
Democrats. For his own good and
the good of his party he cannot make
too much haste to give such men the
cold shoulder. It is not to be expected
that any party, no matter how high
its standard or sound its principles,
can win respect or confidence by ex-
alting to its chief places such misera~
bic time servers as Robert b. Elliott,
the eloquent but unscrupulous colored
trickster, who was born in New Eng
land and claims TO represent South
Carolina, or w. P. Cauady, the North
Carolina trader, who has on more than
one occasion been instrumental in
grossly misrepresenting the party in
that State. Such men profess to be
Republicans simply to serve their own
selfish purposes. II they arc reward
ed according to their deserts, they and
such able political manipulators 40
Mr.. Warner, of Alabama, gentlemen
who, processing great respectabllity,
are always heard Of in caucusses, but
arc very careful to run no risks in a
dangerous campaign, will be sent to
the rear aRd kept there.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
TUESDAY. APRIL 8, 1854.
THE NRwspApERs of this State give

THn NEWSPAPERS Of this State give
q more complete history of its lsgisla-
ton than the newspapers of any State
in the Union, and they get little or no
credit for their valuable lAbors and
NO pay whatsver.
The last session of the Legislature
was 20 accurately and thoroughly re-
ported in the GAZETTE that it was
more reliable than the journal Of that
body. Not an aot or resolution was
omitted and when the journal Of the
Senate came 10 be presented its omis-
sions had to be supplied from the
columns of the GAzETTS and its inao-
curaciss made correct by references to
the same source. The GAZETTE had
reporter always in the Senate, and
bis care and diligence was all that
could bs expected. Had it not been
for the fact that the GAZETTE was
thus accurate the journal could not
have been full and accurate. Wsclalm
that the newspaper reports secure
great reliance and safety to the people,
and that they render an invaluable
service since no bad act can be got
through without the knowledge of the
fact being spread all over the State by
the daily press in time to prevent it.
And in no State are the newspapers
treated so illiberally by the Legisla-
lures. In fact the State Of Delaware
gsts nearly all its laws aud acts made
public for nothing at all by the news
papers, while ether States pay for pub
fishing item. The cost to newspapers
for this work is net light. 1t is
great tax upon them, and the Lsgisla-
turs ought to be somewhat liberal.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

DIFFICULTIES AHEAD OF THEN.-
There is no installing the fact that the
Republican party tindS great difficulty
in filling the Government offices in the
South with men who are competent
for the duties. This is the more fully
confirmed by articles admitting 1t in
the Republican party organs. The
N. Y. Times, in referring to this difi.
Guilty, says:
at is at least undoubted that many
of the men who claim to be Republi-
can leaders in the South, and who,
trading under their alleged sufferings
for the party, are now most loud in
their demands for recognition, have
in reality done quite as much TO dis
grace the Republican organization in
their section as White League ruffians
aud Democratic ballot. box suffers did
to break 1t up. There is very large
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

EVERY city In Europe seems TO be
eager to assert that II 10 not domicilinz
The I'm urderous section" of the NihI lists.
There are, II seems. two sections Of this
secret society, which has recently been
strengthened In nlmb bers and money.
according to the AHeosneins Zeitung, by
several persons who sympathiEe politi-
cally with the revolutionary programme.
and who have no sympathy whatever
with the rsgicide articles of the NihiIist
Creed. Loris MehkoH and the Russian
police attribute their voluntarily given
warnings to this class. They have writ
ton mostly, Loris Melikof states, from
Geneva, Zurich, Florence, Vienna and
a few other unnamed cities, and they
have not shrunk frem denouncipR their
murderous colleagues, probably at risk
to themselves. According to the report
laid before the French Minister :of the
interior by the Prefect of Police, there
are "not ten genuine Russian NihiIists
to be found IN Paris They prefer, ac-
ooiuihb W 'ho HioAoh oAnoiai1 0on0Va
and London. On U he other hand, we
read that tbs number OF "Revo volutionary
Poles" has largely increased ln Paris
They are not less Than four thousand
strong, and about one hundred of thess
sympsthtse in every point with the
Nihilists. Since the bt. Petersburg
crime the Frenc republican authoritie,
have Issued commands for a close ex,
a~inatioH OF the frontiers and every
Russian subject who enters France i
Immediately reported and described |,
| Paris
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

nj OTICE.--I, j. Mathew Giopp. ia COM
IN pliance with the requirement. oi
the act OF Assembly, In such case maoe
and provided, do hereby give no ice tnat
shall apply in writing TO the court oi
General Sessions OF the Peace anu jail
Delivery. of the state OF Delaware III anu
for New Castle county, on MONDAY, tns
9th day of May next, A. D., 1881, belng tne
'rst day OF the next May term OF the said
court, for license to keep an Inn OF taV.
ern, known as the Black Horse Hote az
Mary land Avenue, corner OF monroe anu
Chest. ut streets, In the Tenth ward OF tne
city of Wilmington, Delaware. and 10 :eIi
intoxicating liquors in less quanlltles
than one quart 10 be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citlzsns
recommend the said application. 10 wlt;
j. NJ. Newe |, James Moore,
q. p, HaTter. James s. Coyle,
Frederick hook. Philip PlunkeLt.
Frederick Hertel. owen Mcdonald,
Peter Ford, Jr., >. smith,
James Grant, Patrick Neary,
Samuel l.. Bailey, Peter Ford,
John A. Mitchell, John X. smith,
Henry Witsil. Charles II. Brown,
James IA. Collins, X. T.. Bryan,
Il. M, Hackenburg. Samuel Johnston,
Thomas Ford. George MoilOck.
]. MATTHEW GROPP.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05

TIE VITUPERATIvE attacks upon
the character of Derrick B. Morris
have certainly proved very injurious to
the reputation Of the Republican and
the NsDs, of this city for honesty and
truth. In our experience in journal
ism we never remember 30 complete
triumph as that of Esquire Morris
over his accusers and traducers. The
poor old man bore the abuse manfully
and his friends we're dreadfully an
noyed at it. Nothing that they could
say In his defence was allowed to 60
uncontradicted by these journals. They
thought they had found subjectsfor
their ridicule and abuse and they
seemed determined to make a victim
of him. But they carried their per-
sscutions too far. Had they kept out
of an examination, they might have
been more successful in their scheme
to ruin character. Bat the vIndica>
tion Of Mr.. Norris character BY the
report Of the Legislature signed by
the committee men Of both parties is
complete. Added to this is the de-
position Of the former Republican
States Attorney, JACOB Moore, Esq.
In whose district Mr.. Morris lives
Mr.. Moore has had frequent businss,
transactions with him and he declares
him to be honest, capable and obliging
aaa Of uuexceptionsble reputation al
Justice Of the Peace.
We may add to this just here OIL
extract from letter of Alexands
Fulton, Esq, the counsel opposed t.
Mr.. Morris, which we find in tn,
Nssss. Mr.. Fulton was the counsel 70
White, and writes at length. W,
only take few sentences. He says
''After heard the evidence, found
he (white) had no case ; and as ar
honebt man and counsel, told hin
30. And with his full consent, anc
Ia the presence of all parties, anc
many of the members of the Legisla.
turs, said, that in view of the evi-
dsnoe, We felt we could not sustain
the prosecatioD, whatever injustice
IL any. had been done to Mr.. White
and we therefore withdrew it. Hat
] persisled longer in the prosecution
] would not have shown fidelity to m,
client, but q fragrant disregard OF ii
propTiety and professional fair deal
ing, amounting to perversity, if NO
doWniisht chaIlsntry.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-05
FUR NITuRE

= Glue to the character OF opr ,,.
without seeing II. Take. for ,,urnltun
oea room suite OF three pieces. mpls's
Ash, wood tops.
announcer style, walnut or ash 'mI,::,.;c.;.@
OPos..sss COMMUNICATIONS.
mon wood and common werS ''Qpef Com.
also small assortment OF .co,,mnse.teep
painted sets. outage" Or
Lowest prices In first class wor..
walnut, wood tops. VITA
same style ir mahogany. '''''''M
oi plain style. but proper for sonr...... c,....... .
In any mouse. no matter how richo roomi
Lowest price In elegant WORK
Maple or walnut. Tennessee m.,..
yops.s............ ....s............,... A.
Lowest prices in luxurious wo,.s..""'W
walnut. Tennessee marble tons
Same style In mahogany. '''"''ti1
,,an a very % chaste and noble style, ps1rss ~
maple, wood tops............ .,,
same In mahoRany...... '''''siee
We have very large assortma,n,;;... ~ "
below 4lUO, and between 500 ana 49, ootn
higher prices there Is no higher ono ny Il, AZ
only more costly decoration. fuS'V !
The western gallery.