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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

9lus peI6em DtateriuI bic 8oIiSei
bon @aibinoton, 8. g., bei6affen it,
bas erfubr fiirSIib Elm Sir9er.Sluss
I6uB bon sipei tpe9en 6alihiplelsnS
perurtbeilten Gaunern giamens O's
9earp unb Dlurpbp. Seber bon Seis
ben CAB eine umitanSlide S6iloeruns
bon pielen DiebfdbIen, eini6Iiebli6 bes
9elSoiebltablS in bei 8e8ierunSsornds
erei, unter glennuns Der 9lamen Der
9iebe unb Der 8ebeimpoIiSilten, ipel9e
NIT bieIen i'm Sunoe Itanben; aud
saben iie all, bab bic Diebe bon ibrer
9eute 90 9rosent an bic @ebeimpoIl'is
itsn absuseben batten. Sic besl6tiss
Ten icgar 8ebeimpolisiIten, perihieoene
SisbitdbIe ielbit Seplant uno bic 2eute
su beren lusflbrunS ausseiu6t su bas
ben. Seibe @efansene idilcerten aus
flbrIi6 ben Sbriitiancp'Iden Diaman'
tensSiebitabl unb fiiSten binsu, Rap Die
Diamanten, pel6e einen g9ertb bon
$4,000 Bis $4,000 batten, nit 9ros
bsn Opfern in 9isip gcrt bertauft ipors
ben ieisn unb bab stpei bon ibnen mans
baft semd6te 8ebeimppIiSiiten einen bes
6euteneen 8roSentIab bon benz grlobe
erbaIten baben. Die Srau zines bies
fer GebsimpOIiSiiten" iaete O'9tarp,
,,trdst ieBt &Ieiber aus Seibe, bic in
benz 8urSsttsiden @ei6dft seitpbIen
unb benz 9oIiiiiten aIS eeTen Seuteuns
tbsil iIbersisnet Iporben it," Die 9e'
iomm;e 8e;irfs. 8sbsimpOIi3ei bat an.
sebIi6 bon ben Sali6ipieIern uno Guu'
nern sap66entlid 8eipinns Intbeile
erbaIten. Dlit glusnabme Gines, Der
entIaiien iporben 1T, ipeiI er in bem
SternpOItsY YrOseiie bic Sntsrshen Der
8egierun9 berratben bate, befinoet
ii6 bic iaubere @ebeimpoIiSei nod un'
bebelist i'm 9ienfe.
g9enn man beOenft, bab bic 9olBei
bCs 9iItrifts Columbia unter birefter
Gonirplle beS GonSrehes unO grdilcsn'
ten itebt, 70 iperben burd bieie Gntbiias
unsen bic Reformbetbeuerunsen bes
9rdiipenten 2u9en Seitraft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

Serr GbarIes 8roSbun bat baS
| S6ub8eid6ft beS perun9Iiidten SnmsS
SIett fdafli9 eripprben.
= @barIss $. BiIIon 1T gum gpits
meiiter in 9Ipmoutb, unb 8i6aro Seims
bad in Der sIeiden Gisenidaft fir
@bite Saoen ernannt tporben.
= 0ur6 cine @ass @rplpiion in Der
Stanton Wline ipurben am 5reitn9 fiinf
Ndmer perbrannt bon bieien iinS
spei, spbn Maapp uno Daniel @ets
tin8s, 8efdbrIi9 perIsBt.
= S6On piebsr ;eisen li6 bier bic
9oden. Gs 1T sipar nur Elm einSelner
Sal, aber bel Der ipri6pDrtIid seipcrs
osnen S6tperfdlisfeit un1erer Stabt'
DeripaItung mbbte bic Srunfbeit Iei6t
ipieber sinen epibemiI9en Gburatter
annebmen. Gs 1T bic Sruu bon
Sbomas 0t. 9eipis, all Oieape Strabe,
stpiiden Warfet un6 Goal, tppbnbaft,
ipel6e an eer 9ranfbeit odrnieoer lie9t.
Der in Sab g9iItssbarre mpbu.
bafte, nabe an go Sabre alte Samuel
q. WliIer ipuroe am WiontaS nabt gliR'
Isp bon elmer 2ofom0tipe an Der 8. u.
9. Blbn setroffen unO auf Der STEELE
9etbotst. gr sins innerbalb benz 8es
leiIe uno ma6te feinen Seriud, aus Dem
8see su seben, ais Der Sabn3us iid
nGberte.
= Der @eibnahtstas berlief bier
rubis, cbsIei9 bic Struben ben sanSen
Gag bin6ur6 nit SpuSiersdn8ern ees
brdngt paren. Die 9teSer mabten
einise llnorbnuns unb 9ebrau9ten
mebrmaIs lire beliebte gSuffe, baS
8aiirmslier, uber crnitIi6e SerleBunsen
iperben feline beri6tet.
-Ser9ersmam 8iaiam 5. Sonss,
I'M S6a6t 30. 2 su Nanticote bei6dfz
tist, besins am Weibna6tsta8c Die llns
porli6tigteit, bel einem unbeIditbten
9idts cine 9atrpne sur SprenSun9 ais
Sufertisen. Gin 5unten bon Der Sampe
fisl in oas pffen ltebenbe Pulperfdbhen
unb peranIabte cine GrpIoiion, bur9 |
ipel6c Der Wann 70 f6fpere 8erleBunSen |
erbielt, oab CT nod all bemielben Ibenb |
itarb. @eipib elm trauriser @eibna6tss |
abeno fir bic binterbIiebene gSittipe |
unb ibre brei &inber.
-Siitritts9lnpalt glIfreS 9arte, IT,, |
protbonotar Sbomas 0tunroe uno 8e'
ribtsIbreiber Sames 50. gbret berelten |
Iib fir BEN nM;ua am erIten Sanuar |
Dor. 9ln ibre SteIlen treten reip. Sobn |
Me@abrsn, Samss 81. giorriS unb
2ouiS &. Strens. Die Surp Gomnii' |
fare iinS i&On friiber aus benz slmte
8etreten.
Da~ 2obmann 1T pdbreno Der
Seittpo6e beionberS anSeitrenSt unb |
nit ieirsm Dubenb @ebiiIfen Gag unb |
Na6t Guf ben Seinen seipeien, un bic |
an iein GtabIifemsnt SeItellten 9lnfor= !
Serunsen fiir SpeiIen unS 8etrdnte bes
frieoi9en Su fbnnen, beioneerS aber 1T |
eS elm torSiisIider 0eriteniaft, ber bic
9erebrer bon @ambrinus an,iebt.
Ger Susquebama SIuB bat Stpis
iden gltbens unp 9ittstUn, cine Gnts
isrnuns bon 100 Meilen, einen Sail BON
obnsefabr 200 SUB uno mibt bon 325 |
= 16C0 SUB in Der 8reite.
= Serr q. @pttboIb, ipeI6er feline
tIeine Mamie an Der Sipbtberie mb |
beren bbien 6oIsen felt prei @oden
franf Sarnieber Iiesen bate; 1T auBer |
Der 96ttliden 8oriebung, bem Or. |
9stterIp fir beren sIiidIi6e SeiIunS |
banfbar. (@rpreb.) s~
B9 9iamantsSarben Itellen ale abs
setrassnsn um6 I66bisen 8leibunssitdds
misber auf's S6bnite Der. gerfeet unb
einfa9. 10 Gents, bel allen glpotbes
fern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

= Die 3abI Der 8errGdten in Der
Ser. Staaten bat iid, benz neuen Gen:
ius mad, felt 1870 berSoppeIt. Sett
be9reifen mir aud, ipie es FAM, SaB bic
SemperensbeipesunS in ben leBten ;ebn
Subren 10 srrBe 9imeniiOnen annebmen
fpnnte.
Der goitmsiter bon Sa,leton bat
feline liebe 9lotb nit 8riefen, bic aus
llngarn fomnen. Sn iener 9tadbars
idaft arbeiten bieIe einSepan6erte llns
sarn, aber ipegen ibren unausIpre6s
Iiden Namen irerben iie nit !, 2, 3
unr 70 ipsiter beSsihnet. gSenn alio
Sriefs antommen mS an @ipianoopsfp,
Woiianoui6, 9liatIiiebies MibuIunad,
poer Ionit Semano nit einem berartieen
9tamen aOreiiirt iinb, bann fam man
ii9 ben Sdreden bes 9pItmsiiters bens
Ten, ipenn er ben ridtisen bsrausiinSen
Ioa.
- Sei elmer sabIrei6 beiudten Sers
iammlunS Der Giieumeiiter in gittsburg
om Isbten Mtittpod ipurben bic gluss
ii9ten fir bas giiensei6dit iibereins
itimmeno ais iebr gut binseiteIlt. 8es
Ia9te 8erIammIuns nabm aud ben Ses
ri6t Der Tariifs Gommiiiion in grpds.
uns. gtotiirIi6 ipar man NIT Der ems
pfObIenen Serabiebuns Der Ginfubrs6as
auf Giien uno StabI ni6t gang Sufries
ben; aber i'm 8anSen ipurSen Die se'
ma6ten 8ori6Idse eebiqist, uno Der
Gpnsreb aufsefproert, bieieIben nod in
bieier Sisun8 sciesIi6 iu MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
@eIunobeit III &eidttnm.

Or. 6. 6. @sf's 9srStn- unb G,sbirn SPt-
;ifitum fir Sylfsrit, Sbwinbsl, ardmpfe, utr.
S5iss acpfwtb, Hitensti6lasenbtit VerIuif
efs @fp6bniliss, Samtnptrlut llnptrmrsen,
unfrsipillise Gutlstruustn, Spr5titisss Altsrn
burb GrrslIt Sslbfbshtfuns, bic ;u 9ltre,
gsrfaa unp Sch fiibrt. Cine Sbndtsl furirt
ntut Sale. Stbt S9a6trl IL auf cine tinmp-
naili6t Sur trshntt. Cine Saa6tsl fur 81,
iebs 56abhIn fir IS, na6 Gmpfans tes G,tI.
etS pr ppIt psrianet 9Gir sarantirsn eafiir
eae Itds ShahisIn irstnb tinsn 6da iurirsn.
Rad @mpfans timer Sshsluna fir S1a1-
isIn, tssIsitst ron hem Setrast eafir, S., itn-
ben mir ttm aautrr Ibriftlitt Giarantis has
@sIe ;uriid;uerlattrn. pfnn bic Sur srfplslcs
tltibtn Iplltt. @arautit trlaGtn Srn Gsbriietr
Wattbsrs, 32i 9adapanua glstngt Suan-
ton, "a, aasinisr glesntsn fir Srantpn, an
bic alf Sresrs aeersirt rtrhrn ipIltsn. %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

= Or 9ierce's ,.9IeaIont 9ursatiSe
Beliefs" (ansenebme glbfiibrpia6en)
iin6 nit 3uder iiberSo8en unS in @Iass
flai6en einssf6Iohen, iupbei ibre bells
frdftigen Giseni9afen fir ale .3eit un6
in ieSem Slima betpabrt bIeiben, 10 bab
iie INNER frii6 m6 SuoerIdiiis iin6.
Seine billiSe Sda9teIn bon 9oIS ober
PappbedeI. - 8ei 9lpptbetern.
sS- Seibene uuS Su6.gl6de fir
Damen, 9oImans, Saques, llliteret.
ties. Sine Srobe gluspabl bon 8bden
uno 9eitridten Ilntsrfleioern fir Widbs
den unS &inoer, in 9rotpn'S Bee Sibe.
ta- @rBbte 9luspabI bon 9ubipaas
rem, Siiten uub 8onnets, in Srpipn's
See Sibe.
BA- Die nsusiten Serblts9lObitdten
bon Mdnuers unb 8nabenbiitsn, in
SrUipn's See Sioe.
B6g- Bette 9tuSnabI bon Sem6sn unS
1nterfleicCrn, &pffern uno Sanbtai9en,
in Sronn'& See pipe.
BsA- Spmnlt tIno iebet unlere Sloats
unb 9oImans fir 9inber. Die Srbbte
umS bette 9tuspabI, in Sruiun'S See
!Sipe.
B9r 8rpor & 5bompIon, 3l2 2adas
ipanma glpe. Grpber glusperfauf bon
Spielpaursn, um 9oum su MAIDEN fir
muiifalil9e Snitrumente.
YianoS unb SrseIn billi9 fir Saar,
Ober auf Ieidte mOnatli6e 3abIun9en
perfauft. 51,2
nG. GOurtrisbfs Gei9aft an Der
Gde bon Sadapama uno g9pomin9
glpenues 1T Sas Sauptquartier in Der
Stabt fur StiefeIn unb Sdubc ieber
9lrt.
EA- grpor & SbompiOn, 312 9udas
ipanna glpe. @rober glusberfauf bon
SpisInaaren, um &aum Su MAIDEN fit
muiitaIii6e Snitrumente.
Yianos uno OrSeIn biIliS fir Saar,
oSer auf Iei9te monatIi9 8ablunSen
perfauIt. 5l,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

= Die iiberIebeneen SpIbaten bon
OIppbant, 9trdbaIb, 8edpille une I'm.
seSeno ippaen sinen 9Oiten Der q. u.
9t. gu sriinben berIuten.
= SDbn SolIoipeu, elmer 6er dIteIten
9iirser bon GarbOnbaIe, iturb baieIbit
boriSe @p6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
$500 SSelUbnitn0.

8ir 5abIsu Die cbiss 8sIobuuus fir irsenc
sinsn 6aa bon esbereoen, DDspepia, nsrp0ies
Sopfpsb. llnbsrOauIidisit uuo gerltopfung,
ben mir nidt nit @elt's ueostabIiihsn eeber.
pillen furirsu iouuen, wtnn bic anueilnngen
itreng befoIgt werosn. Gle fno rein ps9etabi.
Iiid uno geben itets 3uirieoenbeii. @erJudert.
@robe aaltden nit 30 9illen. 25 Gents. Sn.
fst eud Uor Radabmnnsen. Die edteu wer.
ben mir bon Sobn 6. @eft & Co.. ben
giqen.@ladern". 1sl uuo 1888 g8. Maoilon
st.. Chicago fabrtjrt. Gin 4robspadet wiro
bsim Gmpfan9 eiHsr 8 Gent poftmarfs frei
perianot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
@el6ert'S
Gentral Narf SDtel.

Dsm1strtrttn pubIifum bic gInitiss, haB
i'd spn 6jttr6nFtn esr prIbisetuttu gIrt uur
has gtis sprriibis baItt unS e'diit prompt
teeisnt ptrotn.
Cine asatItabn, S6isBifanb unb SagatfI
Iirbtu Sur gsTfiisuns bsr @Gitt.
9u SaElrsihtm Stiuht laest tin
39 @bas. 9. @tlbert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
Stirb uidt i'm Saufe.

Eraae bel sputbetern nn fur "Rough on
Rats" 90 pertrsibt 8attsu. Mduie @anjen.
Safer, llnSqiefcr 5lie0en @meiisn, Sniettsn.
Is Gts. per Dor.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
6ebiru uub Seerseu.

"wells' Health" sr6btss SeiImittel Der GrbS
fur 5mpotsni Masertsit, 8eidIedtIi6e Sbrpd'
DE II. |. ~. 81 bel ApOtbetern; Soransbe'
SabIt bel GEprsb; Sl:25; 6 tiIT s.. K. s.
WELLS. JERSEY CITY, n. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

nod einen suns anberen @iberitanS
finSen. Sic piirNsn i6werIi6 ipieesr
na6 SauS eelan9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

etedenOe ibmerjenOe Grreguu9 Der llrin'
Raiiagen, trantbaic Gnteerun9en weroen ell'
rirt uon "Buchupaiba." 81 bel Gpotbetern.
gorausbe,abIt bel Sgpreb Sl.25; 6 tilr S..
f.. S WELLS, JERSEY CITY, N. j.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
SsedieI, BaiIage, Sener Gebems gerl. Geiddtt

Won WIN. T.. EieSo1,
Gtabtrt 1859. 5f3 gadapanna aptuut Scranton, pa
g8 cd t duf ale tn
S6tffeibetne SdSremns itr
@tlbaus abl pnmutd1 ppf-Vndns.
@tnjttbu GrtIbafm
@gtnur tT penn R Rutua ettrns 8Gf6uuuas- -Bdsltaf.
Btrta uf SGunn
Be ftbtrung WStan
3ompasnsn Ran.
I'm fer s uns saabinns aaurn aaaf uue @bs aaF,
aln In baS Stutbsrb tultIsnsr ibaf bsut+ ens9
U ttftPdffs prstn IN fi9sfr 5rif Riurs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
Souls S6miht,
9sutihsr
met9cr S @urifmacber,
Solar Strabe, IL. @arb.

SD made bsiouOers oarauf aufmsrtiam, oab
i9 I'M Stanoe bin
Seben Gas frii9e SO dr rfe
Al liefsrn; aeber., Bologna. uuo ansse5eitnets
Nrauiiurter Biirits cine Spejialitdt. 6leild
iseer Sorte tdgIid friid. IS laoet frennli@it
gum 8eiude Gin Hohts 2 % MOI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
0SifFeSh

= Die Gidiou
lid neue Maid,
SpSerns @CuiS es
,i6luiie, buB h !.
peoler" ii6 c. uo
oieie StelIuns frii pbe
@bre betra6tet ipatcy ,as
ben li6 9ednbert = friiber i6Neh aud
bic Nemter pieIfa6 nur Der gpfe ipeeen
Seiudt, beut,utase 1T bic stIte 6raSe:
;, ,gBie bieI bciabIt's?"
- Die meilten ssisr iperSen lid, nod
bes ereentriiGen Wluiifers 86iIip
8Iumsnideir eriunsrn, Der frlber bier
ein Srbelte. birisirte. Spdter padte
er iein 9laosI un6 tpanete Ii6 mad
Gofoa u, nne purise @o6e traf bon
bort Die gladrltbt elm, bab er auf bem
Ssuentpese sefaaen iei uno ii6 70
lntpsr Uetlsbt babe, bab er einige Gage
oaraut I'M SOspitaI Su 8etbIebem itarb.
- @os man aud Ionit bon ben lin,
garn paItsn mag, I'M 9tagemeinen iinS
W Itwpll1 uub fiimmsm iib ipenig um
encsrS Seuis SIN untsren 1beile uns
lereS eoanti!s iinb iie siemIi6 aubIrsif
uno am o0rlsn Mlittipo6 baiien iid
cine aGSGPl " SlOipafsn IA elmer
gSirtbiboft in sIes sur ssIeaieen I'm.
tsrbuItuns elm &lnSsn. zen IS i6eint,
bab ii6 aud eip ortie 9eute einoes
ordngt batten. ri5t esrufen paren
, uno r3 Y ID betrueen. Sic
puroen BON i'm aus bem 0auIs
! sela9t " lpaffnet Suriid une
uni Sin llnSar, Der
boHsn uno eir
S6ub t6btIid
er iino unbe.
peimpoIiSiiter
u finoen.
- peI6e ii6e,
." %, SSSS 1p 9eiden,
;11 mShz hlub, bal
i6 unb IM< it Abl9
~ e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28
u G + It y fun q.

xutfs efIIeH fine fpeiisfI fur bieie Edit
bereitet cfneG pffs ptrurfadb eHeH oldbenstfcls
Iel i'm Sefinesn, bah ker eeietnet erffdunt ~.
ele lepermebreH ben Hppstif une psruriate hlslmns ~
sBirfiiua auf RI duuHas praoHe elm reaeimhtn
aer Euhfadfta berporasrIfieu fvre. NrslS - eents
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-12-28

. ttff 8 . q tr y y 3
@raue aaart cher = Grte ivrretn turt9 etn q
Hulira,tn' btrfer adrte Al atdnhtHe l0T
ssstpsnssft etc psritibt zine ra;aTlit.e tdrot
epasatildf o. IN peffauie1 IN hpcttsttn el
dnirfsna pcn Ell sureo GTpret ettiinet-
y Office SIS nRurrdn Strrsts H
f5,r Tufta Hqanudl rerttncugr Inter
tsnsH9ngsqspis pou, plts auiesFIaHsss
St. Landry democrat., 1882-06-17
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

In the Senate, May 26, Mr.. Bayard
reported modification of the substitute for
the bonded spirits bill. Ordered printed.
In the House, the usual diatory maneuver-
ing was occasioned by calling up the elec-
tion contest. After scene of some confu-
sion, Mr.. Blackburn moved for a committee
to investigate alleged irregularities in ham
ding the testimony.
HON. RUSSELL ERR TT, of Pennsyl-
vania, met with q serious accident III Wash
ington, May 26. He was about alighting
from coach at the entrance to the House,
when the horses suddenly started and he
was thrown head first against the granite
steps.
The jury in the case of Gen. Curtiss,
Special Treasury Agent at New York, rem
dered a verdict Of guilty on the first and
eighth counts, which charged the defendant
with receiving, while in the employ of the
United States, money or other things Of VAL
ue for political purposes.
THERE was duel on horseback near
Mount Sterling, KY, on the 26th. Bush
Hampton and John Henry met, an old feud
was stirred up, and both drew and COM
menced firing. After both were wounded
they clinched and dubbed pistols, fighting
till both were exhausted. Hampton died in
half an hour, and Henry was seriously
wounded.
". CLAD, on trial at Philadelphia.
Pa, for mutilating gold coin, has been con-
victed. He made $3.50 out of S5-pieces and
S. out of $40, substituting platinum for the
gold taken.
THE frequent loss of valuable letters
In the Stock yards district of Chicago forced
an investigation, which ended in the cap
ture of Owen Sweeney, well-known car
rier He saw the officer approaching his
residence, and ran to the stove with pack
age Of plunder.
FATHER CUDD1HY, of Milford, Mass,
has forbidden the Grand Army of the Re-
public to enter the Catholic Cemetery on
Decoration Day.
A BOILER explosion at Bradfordville,
Fla, May %, killed Mac Richardson, the
miller, and little negro boy. Abraham
Footman and woman were fatally injured,
and others were badly hurt.
THE new tunnel for the New York,
Ontario & Western Railway, at Union Hill,
N. j.. fell in, May %, killing three laborers.
AT Albany, N. Y, on the 25th, Meyer
schreber, wholesale liquor dealer, killed
himself on account of financial difficulties.
A RECENT number of the Tucson
(Arizona) Citizen published certain letters
| of G. D. PASTOR and criticised him sharply.
| On the 25th PASTOR met J. A. Whitmore,
the editor, and without saying word drew
a revolver and fired at him, missing him.
PASTOR was arrested.
St. Landry democrat., 1882-06-17
Another ''Splurge" by Guiteau.
w aSHINGTON, May 10.

" "hSHINGTOS, May l9.
Guiteau writes to the Star:
II tell the American people and its officials
from the Executive down to the court in banc
who are reviewing my case that | tell the truth
and lie not when say am Gods man in the
matter of President Garfield's removal and if
a hair of my head is harmed the Almighty
will make the officials that do it pay well
for it. If l was outside | would lecture
under the auspices OF some bureau on religious
subjects One of my subjects would be Paul
the Apostle, and Kindred Topics If my time
has come to leave this world [ am willing, but
/ want the officials that murder me OF the gal
lows to understand the issue. If they murder
me they will incur the wrath of Almighty
God, and it will be long time before He lets
up on them and this Nation. The devils that
crucified the despsed Galilean thought they
were doing Gods service, but that did not re-
lease them from liability. They and their Ma
ton incurred the wrath OF the Almighty by
that act. and He got even with them at the de-
struction Of Jerusalem, and He will get even
with this Nation and with the officials if | am
murdered on the gallows. l want uncondi-
uonai pardon or no hing, and | want the Ex-
ecutye to so understand it. ] have set forth
my views fully on this in my book, The Truth
and the Removal. Ii the honorable jurists rep
resenting the Washington court in banc decide
this according to law, there is only one deci-
sion they can make, and that is that they have
no jurisdiction. If they decide contrary to law.
the matter will rest with President Arthur
ana they will have incurred the wrath of Al
mighty God"
St. Landry democrat., 1882-06-17
4 TRAIN on the Grand Trunk Rail-


way, with 1000 emigrants for Manitoba,
crashed into Il freight train Of sixty cars at
Montreal, Can, the other day. Four bag
gage cars were thrown off the track and
smashed. The passengers were badly
knocked about, and received terrible bruises.
The engineers and fremen escaped by
jumping off before the collision occurred.
The locomotive of the emigrant train and one
attached to the freight train behind were
completely wrecked.
FROM one to four inches of snow fell
throughout the northern part of Iowa on the
23d. Kansas was visited In various locai-
ties with heavy frosts.
The hostiles are fleeing from Mexico
to New Mexico. being driven by persons
who are making Indian staying one OF the
chief industries, to secure the $500 offered
bv the Mexican Government for the scalp OF
each hostile Indian.
THE Postmaster-General, in his letter
to Congress recommending the abolition OF
postage upon newspapers and magazines,
saws: cit may well be doubted if the whole
people get as much information Of public
them by the Government as they do from
newspapers and magazines which they pur-
chase and pay for.'' Mr.. Howe recites 9TH
er considerations which lead him to the
conclusion that "Congress may at the pres
ent time safely abrogate all discrimination
between subscribers to newspapers ana
magazines, and send the same through the
mails without charge, whether such sub
scribers reside within the county of publica-
ton or outside OF it.''
THE opening performance OF the Chi
cago May festival was given to an audience
of 1000 persons. Every seat on the main
floor was taken, and about 1000 standing
tickets were sold. The chorus, consisting OF
900 voices, and the great orchestra were i'll
excellent condition. and gave evidence OF
the most thorough training and practice.
The addition of a vast sounding board has
greatly increased the availability OF the hall
for musical purposes.
The condition of business in Congress
is such as to cause worry and discomfort
among Senators and Representatives. The
general belief is that under the most favor
able circumstances the ses sion will last till
the 1st Of July.
The Governor of Coahuila, Mexico,
has written to Governor Roberts, of Texas,
that the Mexican Government is doing all In
its power to keep down trouble on the bor-
der, and that rigid orders have been issued
to promptly capture and punish all horse
and cattle thieves, vagrants and evil-doers.
THE Cuban Deputies have introduced
in the Chambers bill abolishing slavery.
The British Minister, Hon. Lionel
Sackvile- West, gave a grand banquet in
honor Of Queen Victoria IS sixty third BIRTH
dav on the 24th. This is the first time that
the anniversary has been officially cele-
brated in Washington. The guests included
the President of the Senate, David Davis,
and Speaker keifer, who were seated to the
| right and left of the host; Secretary FIRE.
linghuysen, Chief Justice Waite, Secretary
Lincoln, Secretary Chandler, Secretary Tel
ler, Attorney General Brewster. and Hon.
J. G. Bancroft Davis, Assistant Secretary
| of State
St. Landry democrat., 1882-06-17
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

AN investigating committee OF the
Arkansas Senate has reported that the books
of Gov. Churchill as Treasurer Of the State
fail to balance by $3.50, 400, from which he is
entitled to credit for $24 800 for scrip turned
over to his successor.
A POSTAL card threatening the assas-
sination of President Arthur by the Fenians
unless he recalls Lowell was dropped in the
New York Post office on the 21st.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union of Michigan, in convention at Detroit,
voted in favor of action looking toward fe-
male suffrage by 66 to Al, after a spirited
discussion.
THE regulations agreed upon by the
committee of Russian Ministers and ap-
proved by the Emperor provide that Jews
henceforth shall be prohibited from settling
in outside towns and villages except where
Jewish settlements already exist. They are
prohibited from trading on Sundays or
Christian holidays. These regulations only
apply to governments where Jews are per-
manently settled. All contracts of pur-
chase or tenancy are Professionally sus-
pended.
IT is reported that five of the Tariff
Commissioners have been agreed upon,
viz: Ex-Vice- President Wheeler, of New
York; Alex. Mitchell, of Wisconsin, former
Democratic Representative in Congress,
now President Of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Railroad; John L. Hayes, OF
Massachusetts,, formerly President Of the
National Woolen Association; Henry w.
Oliver, of Pittsburg, leading iron manu-
facturer, and r. B. Porter, formerly in
charge of the Statistical Bureau of the Cen
Gus Office.
SECRETARY LINCOLN has information
that Payne and twentynine other colonists,
while attempting to invade the Indian Ter
ritory, were captured by troops sent from
Fort Reno and taken to Kansas.
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
M. DE LEssEPs states that contract
has been signed by San Francisco firm to
excavate the Atlantic end OF the Panama
Canal, and he hopes to finish the enterprise
by 1883.
SAMUEL MAY & Co., of Boston, Mass,
the largest iron-house In the country, have
made an assignment to William F. Jones.
Ample assets are claimed, but the concern
owes S5oo,Ooo or more.
: THE House Committee on Commerce
St. Landry democrat., 1882-06-17

have buried the Reagan Interstate COM
merce bill by vote OF two to twelve. This
result has been expected from the begin
ming of the session. 1t is not at all probable
that this committee will report any measure
seriously antagoniZed by the railroads.