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New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
TIE UTAH AND TARIFF COMMISSIONS.
lBY TELHGRAFH 10 TuE TKBrNF.I


WAerTNGrox April 11.-The President has
reached no decision with regard to the persons to
be selected to serve on the Utah Commission. The
bill as passed by Congress made no appropriation
to carry It's provisions into effect and no steps have
vet been taken in the matter beyond sending
message to Congress, asking an appropriation, and
advising an increase in the pay of Commissioners
from S3, 900 to - 600. 1t is understood that the
President favors Commission composed Of non
residents of Utah.
The subject of the Tariff Commission will not be
definitely c0nsidered of course until after the bill
becomes law and it is likely to consume sOme
time them as the interests affected are vast and the
difficulty of making well balanced selection OF
the nine members will necessarily be great. III IS
nuderstood that the President is ready TO show hls
es cen fer Secretary kirkwood and appreciation OF
his abilities bv making him one OF the members; {;
ana some of the Sccretarys friends believe ttal the
appoIntment would he acceptable to him. Friends
OF ex-senator Eaton. OF Connecticut, are claiming
that ne should bc made one OF the members, be-
cause be originated the former Tariff Commission
I'm
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
THE TRIAL o

THE TRIAL OF TIE MALLEY BOYs.
NEw-ilAyEN, Conn, ApIl il;-ih he ulaI Oh @ me ne
Nay tie murder o Jennie f. Craer "n began on
A ADEFAULrGNG BANK CASHIER.
WAsurTGToN Penn. April III he -avings Bank
cashier account fails short $50 900 to 100000 Grain spec
ulaL.On Is given - ihc cdust
NFw-IO>DoN, Conn, April ll.-Gapan liam
monG Of Harvard ana PTesid nj gaow 81 9e M n,
Today but failed to agree upon date Tor the IaIea VTd
DOCTORS IL COUNCIL.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-The annual meeting OF tlc
Medical ana chrufca Faculty Of MARYLAND M began in t'
ely I2Si 81 IIS hd Se E dayered the anaSS
THE MAYOR OF WAsIuNGroN, y J..
WAsnMGroN, \. j., April IL. ll.-Da9iel +;
nyoy yestcri Tor the ourih tue by handsome majority
term ana 10 Was the ony elected ol the ticket.
SUFFERERS FROM TRlCHINO-I1.
PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-All OF the persons IN
improygG 9 m%31s 5 s s1es5s @5 a5ysin asa a
D. So, tie opinion that all viii recover
GIVEN CP For LOST.
GLOUCESTER Mas. April ll;-lhe schooncr fic-
been given up by her owners s lost she saled March aud
4,e Ge,n no tidgs from her. she had crew u twelve
THE BoRDENrowN ELEo TON
BoRDrNrOwN \. j.. April ll.-lhc ,ty election
Which was held here vest resulted In the reelection o.
I IohI ,d ' o e.-r and John carlton Cec,or III ncS.
ton CLINTON MendcnhA and fa'Aer Ferns Who are he'
puDhcans. -
CORNER STONE FOR NEW ARhotf.
PHILApELPHIA, April ll.-Generti orders nave
been issued IN reference the ceremonies 10 conjunction
win the laying stone Oi tue ls Hegmeht new
arl,orv tauOwiilts., on lpfn ~ ihr lui-
event oi the day will be- the visit Of e22d New York
Pgtrot Colonel o.. ah commanding. and tho Vet
cr..u Lofgs as t4e guests II the Isl.
MALIGNANT SCARLET FEVER.
PorT-VILLt, Penn, AprIi ia mallsnani form OK
er has brOk Cle8sOnl iu the last lew daA .
%. ainil, Lost its cligrcn, consist of four boys Two
of ano c family, Who were IN good nrhth ycsichy rid
citizens called Meeting tO-la ana ali
closed liberal uso OI doAltc tl!ia uts
De,u or,..rcd. Great uucaslncs1 10 frH
AEOrIsHING 4 FIRE COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA, April ll.-Ihc special committee
reconuy appointed 10y Tho city Ooun 20 ae'ss means OF
"r,na eld meeting to-day and decided - report to The
c n fyos of pi ordnance pTO,il9g for Tho abOI. On
~ nnis,iou election by the sOunc of supoi
int.n,,auL To have charge ~ the dep4flAenI
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
THE CHINESE MINISTER ~ THIS CITY.

Ching Tsao Ju, the new Chinese Minister,
who succeeds Chin Lan Pin, arrived In THIS ciiy from
washington with hs suite last night ard the party arc
quartcr,d at the Flth Avenue Hotel r"e Minister uoes
not sneak a word Of English. but depends upon
hL chief secretary ami Interpreter, Chin Cal
y.ung who sp,aks tie language with ease.
Minister Cheng received his appointn nj IN August
Inst lie is accredited TO spain and f,4d 20 wei a.
10 rh,s country To-Day TIE party viii 70 to Governors
Island on invitation Of General ilaneok and WI aiso
49, .t,,tn Of Albert Bierstadt. On the loth tba
vii sail on steamer Gcrnac, Oi The Mhite
SI,r Inc ON ms way To spain. IL Is ha"y prOoaoio
20, 80, - v ,1sit Peru until some stable Governments 10
'N ~ isnen ne.e lie viii visit England and france on
y TO spain and on hi return To the IAted Ststes
l yis germany 20 inspect the construct on OF ron,
clId- and the Prsslan heavy ordnance anu inPlV'ou
Sv.pnuz Mr. Chcng for over ten wears nulein'eH-
S.nt of the Imperial Chinese Arscuai a. ohangnaL
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
MIR. CHANDLEWs NOMINATION.
icy TELEGRAPH 10 TIE TRIBUNE.l

WASHINGTON, April 11.--Said Senator Rollins
faccliously 10 Senator Beck: " We expect yOn VIII
help Us out with Chandlcrs confirmation"
said the Kentuckian in reply: go I'm BANKED
if do It's very smart for you fellows to get him
into the Cabinet Why die nj you get HIM ap-
pointed to Il foreign mission ] would help send
him out of the country Mr. Beck does not like
Mr. Chambers politics.
In executive session of the Senate to-day the
nominations Of William +. Chandler to be Secrc-
tary of the Navy and Secretary Hunt to be Minister
fo RusSia were reported back iIOm the Naval and
Eoreien Relations Committee and placed
inon the calendar with their recommendations for
confirmation, ana VIII probably be called up for
action tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
FR4GMENTS or WhSTERN NEWS.
A NEW TRIAL GRANTED.

A NEW TRIAL GRANTED.
ST. Louis, April 11.-Emmct Jones, the muir
d.rer of Antoine Vale, WAS granted tlisl to-day
by the Court OF Appoals.
GENERAL SHERMAN AND PARTY.
TrCsON, Ariz April ll.-GeneTal sherman
and onrfy arrived here Yesterday. They viii rcmain
here fc days and proceed to Los Angeles and thence
to san Francisco
KILLED IN 4 BARROOM.
Crvc1vvATI. April IA dispatch 70 The
Tj1Cg.Sqr renors the fltal shooting Of Edward
MrClslv by Adolph Haycs last night at Minso three
miles south OF Strubcnyiie in bnrrOom quarrel
STRIKE OF QCARRYMEN
Chicago, April I1.-Onc thousand quarry
men M Lomont strike for increase IN their
,yo. from 81 80 to 50 per day Their employers con
sii,r lclr demand eAorbitau They have kept the men
M work All The winter whe there was bur iue need OF
nueuciny the men to strike.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
TAuPERING WITH 4 JUROR.

PHILADELPHIA, April 11.-The case of
william Kennedy charged in several bills OF indict-
ment with the embezzemcnt OF $4,000, the prop
erty Of Jonathan POsey, Markct-st. dry-goods
dealer by whom he had been employed a3 a book
keeper called for trial before Judge Fnletter this
morning. The has been pending for long while
when the Jurors called one OF them, Thomas Nc
CJrm!ck said he had been approached upon the sub
jcct last night by a lawyer named James Clifford. lie
unable to detail she circumstances, but the Court
issued warrant for the arrest Of Clifford charge Of
tampciing with juror
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
GOVERNOR CRmTENDEN AND THE JAMES
TRAGEDY.
lpY rgLRG RAPH TO THF TRIBUNE

lpY TgLRG RAPH TO TgF TRIBusEI
WAslnNGToN, ADuI 1l.-Govcmor Cnttenden Of
Missouri reached Washington tonight In an H.
teryiew he was asked: Are you satisfied that
Jesse Jane, was kledW
lam. There Is 10 question about It,
is Frank James still alive"
ayes, and in the State of Missouri; and
have heard that lie has been IN George
town, d. C., short time ago. ana
not know that Jesse James was il It. Joseph
untl received a telegram from the Ford brothers
saving they had their man." 80 H.
Had Ford made any arrangement WIN ~ iilo
authorities authorizing him 10 act III the matter
lie had arrangements with the SncrlH anu t"o
Police Commissioner oil Kansas CITY" -
Hal be any arrangement with your IT,.
"If you were to ask me that question In writing
might be able TO answer It,"
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
WRECKAGE At NANTUCKET.

BOsTON, April la dispatch from Nan
uclet says Several pieces Of large vessel, fastened
with "copper" have ashore the end Of Nan
tucket and the Island Of Tucirnuck. The vessel il
supposed to have been OF Italian construction por-
ton OF her bow, which landed at Smiths Point contained
the name plank and revealed the last three letters Of the
first word, and the first letters Of the last word,
viz: 1850 pa" The lid OF scamans chest found
near by with the name CroaccbinO s. LOmbardo upon
it, The vessel. is supposed struck upon OF the
shoals the sland in the late storm and AL hands
lOt unless, pcrchancc, passing vessel may
have picked uD the crew.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
4 DISHONEST POSr4L CLERK.

ST. LOUIS, April 11.-IIenry Parke, age
TWENTY-FIVE years and Of very respectable family, a
po-tal clerk on the Mssauh Pacific Railroad between
here and Kansas City, arrested this afternoon BY
Colonel Schaurtc Post Office Agent, charge Of ROB-
hirg the mall admitted his guilt. is believed O. a
other persons besides Prke were concerned IN the rob
h,res which have been going on for several months
TAs asyrc gate losses are estimated at 100000
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
~ THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
oo,,rrCs AND LEGISLATION.

-,,uy1L on TIE SITUATION IN fhNN-
erNATOH , pIFRCE's NOMINATION. TO BE
SYLVAN s.voRABLY-THE rRANRING PRlNl-
IEdf o~ti o'';uotion yesterday OF Samuel NJ
The ho" ho Collector of Internal Revenue
Jackson V wild District of Pennsylvania
for tn' .s an opportunity for Senator Mitchell
ser'eu o. ~orncst r expression to his views con-
10 CIV ,bo condition of the Republican party
ce'',,"S 'n,,"S,svlvauia. The Senate Finance COM
IN io"aiI iii renort favorably the nomination OF
II ,I' T. Pierce to be internal Revenue COiieg,or r'
H. H. ,he h YyVlIlth District Of New OK: Inc
Cato Cl .,, omendmen. to the Post Oiice bi'l' re-
sem .n;n, tbe franking privilege, was vigorously
anroscd in the House.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
4 COUNTY TREISURER IN TROUBLE.

WAPAKONETA, o.. April 11.-The inyestiga-
ton OF TrcasureT's accounts by the County C0nm
soncrs has developed considerable crookedness, and
that officials resignation accepted to-day, though he
Yesterday recalled it, lie served notice the Coinms-
soners to-day tlat his resignation had been Obtained
from hin ly hrnats and that he would hold the office
Until pUt ont hy due process OF law but the Commits
eOn.rs refused 10 consent to withdrawal. peculiar
feature the il That the Treasurer turned the
keys and combination Oi the tr-asury 10 the chairman OF
tue Democratic Central Committee
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
TIE INDUSTRIAL CONDITION OF SPAIN.
NADrID. ADril l1.-In the Chamber of Depu-

ties to-day senior Gonzales Minister Of Tie Interior read
aclclin announcing that the shops and factories in
barcelona werc reopened to-day The improved tate OF
affairs is due 10 report that the Government Will ac-
ert az amendment providing that the Francosnnsh
commercial treaty be tcrminabc at the discretion O'
either Government. ..,
rvndicac OF merchants has addressed petition TO
the toijes praying that the treaty OF commerce WI
France he ratified only after an inquiry ma en- iiaac
by a committee into the Industrial condition Of the
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
MEXICAN oUTRAGES on AMERICANS. ,

TROY, April 1l.-Four miners from Washington
Cou .ty write that they have been east INTO dun
econ at chihuahua, Mexico. having cndetypred to
leave The mines at that place. They say the Mexi-
cans fired on their party from an a;nbish. killing
Two aud fatally wuundins another Inc, complain
thai the United states Consul al Chihuahua refuses
To help them.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
SALE or TROTTING HORSES.

LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE greatest sale of
finely bred trOting stock made up to date In Kentucky
took place near This city yesterday and included repre-
sentatiyes Of the Eden View, Indian Hill and Wood
Lake studs. Robert Bonner Of New-IOrll, bought
mum Der OF the hest horscs paying for threeycar
Old Cuyler Hlly. $1,000. The seycnty-unc head sold
l,rnu ,f -yD9GO The stock has "A vide distribution.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12

peal to the President for relof under my own hand.
spit adverse opinion on this subject. say right
Garfield ought 10 have been removed, and was Gods
ton the ofclas who do It will pay we'll for g. 1t
viii be long time before the Almighty let's up on them
hal rather 81 70 glory In juno than 70 Auburn for ne
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
ATTEMPT T0 SH0oT i P1IESE

ALLENTOWN, Peun, April ll.-Ilenry Gal
asher while slightly intoxicated, fired two shots from
revolver 1T the Rev. Father Donsa pastor o. the 'husch
of the immaculate Conception, THIS evening, both OK
..l missed hun Gallagher has daughter suffering
from amt NitI- dance and lac aOOfs uut the rAp
sion tlai Father DOngan could cure lie. II nc "Odlu
Gallagher has been committed
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
RrsSIAs FOREIGN POLICY.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 1.-the journal de
st. TctelsbDrg says The appointment OF W. de Giers az
Minister Of Foreign Affairs viii no, change the foreign
policy of Rrsil The declaration in the circular issued
on the accession of the Gar Is sin in force The JoVa
auo e., .ssuz.s fOn the circular pointing 10 the pacuc
lLlIil Ill y lL..In
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
EGYpTIAY coNsPIRATORs ARRESTED.

LONDON, April Ia Reuter- dispatch rom
Cairo says 1t stated that plot has been discovered
TO ss@assnate AraOi Bcy. Minister OF war ana tlat
oanv Ccu.sa, officers have been arrested IN consc-
queucc.
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
?lE gRAyKING PRIVILEGE DENOUNCED.

lbf TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, April 11.-Iherc was a short but
Ileies'ing discussion in the House to-day Of tho
ncAaie amendment 10 The Post Office bill restoring
W. ranking privilege to Senators and Representa-
yves The Appropriations Committee had recon-
aen0ed non-concurrencc in the amendment but Sir.
N@1ion said that before vote should be- taken
'8 committee would be glad to have such
~ expression Of opinion by the House rs would
''a'e 10 doubt as TO the position Of that body r.
'Pee'lhg the matter. The bill would probably be
'l' 10 a committee Of conference, and It was dcsr-
s0e that tie House cOnferees should know before
Aaha what they onght to 30 ia regard TO this par
N.uiaf amendment.
III response TO Mr. Cannon's invitation there was
''ery general expression of opinion. Mr.. Robeson
Ti"'ed the Thanking privilege on letters as a
,|iauon Of the spirit Of free government,
% 'Ils lie defended the use Of the frank 10 cover
,4Onc documents, etc. William L. Robinson
~'usht 1t "a great humbug' 10 refuse 10
e'@Dl lhis little boon, when at the same time a
siessinen can send free Of postage carloads of
- s1S every day. Mr.. Cannon produced some sta
:, "'s 10 show that, Of the ia, 600, 900 pounds
- ~4h matter carried last year, only % per cent
,@ matter paying letter postage. lie estimated
60 90 'he lie teFs yearly sent by Senators and Con-
'AN"'i would weigh $4,000 pounds and if sent
New-York tribune., 1882-04-12
CONTESTED NOMINATIONS IN COMMITTED

= 11'7I ID 4'V7II-7N IIV-NN N NUNI y ! ID.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Senate Finance
Oommitiee today decided to report fayorably on
lae nomination of Henry T. Pierce, 10 be Collector
OF Internal Revenue for the Twenty-eighth Dis
Uic' oi New-York vice Burt Van Horn, to be re-
moved The contested nomination Of Lewis
Plekner as internal Revenue Collector for the
louisville, Ky. District wee William :. Wilson.
sctioA vpUn it,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-01

unmoved before Niagara, would ex-
press himself upon the waste that
engulphed Shippingsport and the
coal yards as in amae.strOm. Vain
hope He added:
THE worst of this is that it gives
you very bad water
s'The people of the great rushing
west" responded the reporter, have
not the time to object to few
ounces of mud. more or less, to the
gallon of water"
Haven't the timer inquired the
great aesthetic with mild surprise
'why pure water is as necessary as
pure air. Every drop of the water
for your city should be filtered until
it is pure"
The reporter paused and contem-
plated the suggested millenium
when the water company would
furnish more water than mud, and
President Long and Councilman
Feelv would lie down together. The
idea was so overpowering that ne
needed fresh air to recover IN. Mt
Wilde said he would leave this az
ternoon for indianapolis, where he
lectures tonight, and bidding the
reporter farewell, bowed him with
evident relief out of the roOm.-
louisville Commercial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-01

HGkAs OoDSotS0ns, VemIsttsstS PTcsseds
pT0HIptJy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-01

suyt and sells ExsnAnss on New Yorh, bA
Francisco. Chicago, st. Louis. 0roAhA.
Lo5don and principal Continental Cities
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-01
Rooms 20 and q, Merchants Exchange
Californis Street, S. +.

Advertising Solicited for all News
papers published on tue Pacific Coast
Sandwich Islands, Polynesia, Mexican
Ports, Panama, Valparaiso, Japan,
China, New Zealand, the Australian
Colonies, the Eastern States and
Europe. Files of nesriy every news
paper published On the Pacific O ast
are kept constantly on hand sDd III
Advertisers are allowed free 6 eeys TO
them during business hours.
B~ The HERALD is kept On Gle
8 the oEce Of L. P, FISHER.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27

Tie st. Paul Pioneer Press has
adopted the plan Of the Chicago and
st. Lonis dailies, and has made i's
sunday paper distinct edition. The
Sunday Press besides containing the
the latest telegraphic news, i bfim-
full ef choice miscellaneous reading
and IS by iar the most entertaining
edition of the paper sent from 'he
Office. The subscription price is $. 90
a year. and those wishing TO receive
this valuable and interesting edition
OF the great newspaper Of the North
west, can do 50 by leaving the price
OF subscription and Their name ii 'ile
HERALD Office.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27

1t
tlttf It's htIoiuctIon became
eng aeN tElstd and commented by the
it ilH
cololt thereby largely
ears past the once pure japan Tea has
of i
l2.l'd japan Tea when cured and
in
' Et usual the leaves have
subs ances
ing it defS ane
klo"h r0sCI the others
ie9i pour bollnglo small
tles and
the a!so I've e in
e h cup ter pouring tea
liEn although leaf
what OF a
''l or iketfet
consumers Who desire pure 9Ecolorea teas.
Of
2ei uneool lanred Japan prepared originally
hloaced
fistoHoIs with goods
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27

Leap year gives young ladies a
gentleman privileges in making
love Perhaps it does. But no re-
spectacle young man will have any
thing to do with i young lady who
takes position on 4 street corner,
and not only wlnhs ut the gentlemen
ph,n they pass hy. Int also squirts
tobacco juice on their coat tails. Nor
.vollId it look we'll for 4 dozen or
more young ladies TO loaf around in
front of church III hour and a half
on sunday nigh, spaning, and knock
inc one another i hats off, and dancing
i tya.la-Ia on the sidewalk. III order
Ia Kill time until the congreg cation is
dismissed. and then buckle UP to 4
yolIng man and escort him home. Not
any NorristOWn Herald.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27
"A Special Session.
s NM"t They Want. Fsu, r,on.,
feli What they Want IL FOR.

'''' great anxiety OF the ring for
l'> 10, session Is exercising thcm
''''' 'II rounds Shortly after the
W. F"'I'>ileo last week for a
'i> '.n w SESSION. another one cane
'''' - '''.''S l." upon the Clerk, and the
''''' WI ''S - IIle "oc0ment:
MIIBANK, D. T., Jan. lG, 1852,
- 'NiHl@1' county CLERK.
nD,r, Sir. W. ~ ',IoHe Wy
nna4ir,,. ,,f tl,a - ~" i'i'"'' '"lI "
mi4Sinnnrs ~ ,],n W >D',1'11 '3l,l-
for thp ,mf2.11l nF ''',(S ,'G5 lo>'l nIe
fn1l,vi,,,I I,.Ii.,,,...., 'S'I'''"S ~ Ile
|. ro is.na tI,o "...,,.'',' ~. y" -, ,.......
the r,i,,+,. "'l 3'' - 10
,o eoIan raH.,, s';','',' 'H'i'@ 'lli
Tn fy tha',,,., Wv, .''' =" ''f Law
bonds If lhe ,l,;,', ',,'''5 ~. }: (H' ",,''I"I
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27
gax-paycps Dance.

On next Thursday evening, Febru.
ary End, grand taxpayers ball viii
be given in st. Charles Hall. The
management expect to make il one OF
the happiest affairs Of the season, and
everybody is invited to participate.
The supper will be gotten up by mine
hest Evans, Of the st. Charles Hotel,
and tile best Of music will he pro-
cured for the occasion.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27

r. at iioi''''
Machine q. ~ Oh rot roe;
{. They al BEST anu
Snd sold by Jones "
Ii Mills are paying
61for wheat in product
proprietor of the st.
es Lad the structure
d electrotyped.
i Red Wing, Mimi,
*Burucll, is in Gown
|, wv ~efarance to our
nnlns. Messrs. Sargent
pk Of Milbank, have
h. Aberdeen Pioneer.
,,,yy l,,ri,,r ne aeek.
PAM "Wednesday
Y = ,.''oll 49,, t,.t "''''
.erarin@4
Hi Of town. has been
30ae time past, but is
p,var .o,,k n,aca last
,o,nar, .yen,,e The
in but little damage to
n I. Who las recently
lp ctt n. AInn.. has been
u his kinsnlan. Henry
Sis pl.te. for the past
~ .,o,ntr ha,o ronoi,.
Some new organ. also
Aymaals .n, snn.lay
-, -
\ ssoelal' held At t. Char
] seallesday evening, was
PSI entertaining yet held.
PINE, as published last
a0ie'
baRa acres of land for
4 Monroe.
lred Trss. Go to Cswald
soie agents for the I'M
r4' @lu examine their
nrr a.,
vs;u - ''
r,an ''' s,,ai'' viii
i n,,co IL. n,
ION snaa
i,na r;.,.
a.v ,a.. ~
vii, : =, ioss
) l,1s = =. insurance - =,
m VI, ! ,,' '.','. o'ls :" III
-, ~ i"Ae water now.
. VIZ
san WV mas oeen assoel-
49,, 49,, p,'ee M ior some time
!, ''''ioe anu open
"'''c once IN that
sho-never-- -told--a lie
'ea Tor eastern Minnesota
-. @ liiorhing, where he
,s.'eale 1or about a week
-" ol The natives Of
- ''le advantages Of EN-
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27

4 man calling himself Rev. har'eS
Storkman. Lutheran minister l''""
al the communion service aI '''f's
ton. y. r.. robbed one ol ms poor p
), ,,shoners Of aI5o. and skipped.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27

Pure Japan Tea at ea"afd ! s'e''
enson's.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1882-01-27

Rags, Wrought and Cast Iron Copper, Brass and Zinc
The Evening critic., 1882-01-09
Grant os, Popter.

10 he Ediio, Of The Eceaing Critic:
For the first time am compelled to differ
with Gen. Grant. In the FitS.John Porter
case ! think he Is badly ''on his base |
do not know what new evidence has been
discovered by him or others, but | do re-
member one important fact which domi-
mates and settles the whole case. At
the time of Potters treason the whole
amy Of the Potomac was permeated and
saturated with McClellauism-that is, the
higher officers or most of them. Mcclellan
was their idol whom they worshiped as
the american Napoleon" They were so
devoted to him--so infatuated, and were so
angry at his removal that many of them,
from the start, were determined that Pope
should fail in order that Mcclellan. the be-
loved, might be recalled. They showed their
discomfort by loud-inouthed murmurs and
ohiurgations. In all this it is notorious
that Porter ardently sympathized with
them, and his reasonable conduct was in q
direct line with the sympathies aud wishes
of these incipient, il not de .fdcto, conspira-
tors. By remembering this fact we can
easily see why the court-martial found him
guilty, and why the great mass of loyal
people still believe him TO be guilty.
HIGH PRIVATE.