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Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

Hos. r. b. THoNPsoS, Jr., and Rev. r..
L. Ewell will speak at the following times
aud places. Beginning at Lancaster to-
dAy, they 20 to Harrodsburg on the 18th;
Nicholasville, 10Th; Salvisa, 18th; Proc
tors Store, 18th, Mt. Vernon, 10Th; Liv-
ing-ion, 10Th; Raccoon, Laurel, 2lsi; Nc
Kee, jackson, 23rd; Travellers Rest, 2ithi
Boonyille. 2bth.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

PHoroGRAPH GALLERY.-Mr. q. W..
Shafer, who is recommended In the Leb-
anon Standard as "a clever gentleman and a
good artist" has secured Mr.. Ed. McRob-
erts gallery here and is preparing TO open
up in style. Come in and get Eyer shadder
fuk
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

RoBr. s. LYrLE received fresh supply
Of beautiful Hamburg edging end Torchon
laces yesterday.
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NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.


have sold out my Bakery and Confectionery
business la stanford aud would take II a. iavor L
all persons indebted 10 me would come forward and
settle al once Please attend 10 this.
66-2t n. ~ BAWnONs
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

To rHE JUNCTION TRADE.-We will run
a delivery wagon every day to the Junction
and deliver goods free. All orders
left with s. L. Midkin will meet with
prompt attention. MoAlister Il Bright
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

A ALARGE variety Of cook stoves, heating
stoves and CRATES just received by A. 0ws-
ley. Low prices
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
OF STANFOH

STATE OF KENTUCKY,(u
County Of Lincoln,
I, Jno. ]. McRoberts, Cashier OF above named
hank do sOlemnly swear that the aboNs
statement Is true 10 the best Of my knoWiedee anu
belief. JNO. j. MchobEhi9' O"'"'e''
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th day
OF Oct, 1882. J. B. OWsLkn' N r. l.. u
CORRECT ATTEST.
J. T. HocKER,
j. W. MCALIsrkR, directors
ID. W. NANDRvEKR. J
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

Ut. HARRIS has bought out the bakery
and confectionery Of b. +. Dawson at cost
and caurisge. Mr.. Dawson thinks Of re-
suming farming.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

TmE New Orleans Minstrels with their
renowned Gold Band will spPear at the
Opera House. Stan ford, Monday, Oct. %.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

The Central Kentucky Medical AssOcia-
tion will meet in Danville on Wednesday,
the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, promptly
DIR. j. +. Peyton, Of Stanford, will open the
debate on "Neerosis," It's pathology and
treatment. Those having voluntary pa
peIs will please notif' the Secretary before
the hour Of meeting. Steele Bailey, Sec
rnlnrY
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

CESTERs BoIISG, who has been in Jail
here for safe keeping for murder commit
ted in Clay county, gave bond yesterday
for $1,000 with Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, Of
Madison, a. security. lie has severe
case Of fever and not being able to return
home wAs taken TO the Commercial Hotel
till he il able to travel. lie is charged
with killing Dan'l. Strong.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

q. II. ENsEI, Somerset, will pay Sl.3O
for dried apples, doc for washed wool, 4Oc
for feathers and 81 25C91 40 for genseng.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

q. II. ENsEL. Somerset, will pay Sl3
for dried apples, 4Oc for washed wool, iOC
for feathers and 81 259I40 for genseng. .
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

The Combination Sale Of short horns Of
RIB. n E.P Woods tomorrow, will be
the biggest thing Of the kind ever in this
county. A great many cattle fanciers from
a distance will be there and cordial invi'
taiion is extended the people ofihis section
TO attend whether they want to buy or not
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

ATTENTION HUNTERS l-McRoberts &
ssgg have just received the largest and
most complete stock Of breech and muzzle
loading shot-guns, Rifles, Game-bsgs, Shot
pouches, Powder TASKS, New York Drop
and chilled Shot and implements for load
ing and re-loading breeoh loading guns and
will sell them at bottom prices.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
Lincoln Comfy Farm For Sale!

I offer for sale trivately my farm of S75 acres
on Dix River. ~ miles East Of stanford, within
a half mile Of the new turnpike " being con-
structed from stanford 10 Preachersvtlle. An er-
cellent dirt-rOad from the dwelling 10 the pike.
Well weteres With fine springs, some OF them med
ical water improvements hrst-class, including
the fencing Terms liberal. Address or call on
MRS. SARAH COOK,
79-tm stanford. Lincoln county Ky.
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THEstockholders in the proposed Furni-
ture Factory met last night, when Col. t.
w. Miller was called TO the chair and j. M
Philips made Secretary. The object was
TO devise ways and means to raise addi-
tional funds. IL was resolved that the
location Of the Factory shall be in Stanford
aud on a call Of the subscribers an increase
Of $3.50 was secured, making $4,000 sub
acribed 10 date.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

CLoAKs, jackets and Dolman's at Robt,
S Lytle'e.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

THE Celebrated Biggs chain and suction
pumps for sale at-w +. Green's.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

FoR sALE.-3OOOO Poplar Shingles. b
Mattingly.
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We are indebted to Sheriff ]. NJ. Hig-
ginbotham for ticket to the hanging TO-
day. The gallows has been erected and
the execution can be seen fron any Of the
reighboring house tops and windows, Aus.
tin was brought down from Richmond yes.
terday under guard and when he got of
the train at Lancaster his face wore smile
and HE step was as firm as il no thought
Of his fearful end, 40 near at hand, occupi
ed his mind.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

DULJs.-Two thoroughbred red Bull Calves foI
ID salc by Henry Bauehman, Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

WE have received from Selchow Il
Righier, Al John Street, New York, dealer
in puzzles and amusement games, a Sec
tional Checker Board Puzzle, which takes
the cake in that line. II can be worked
but we havnt found but one person
that can do il yet, A big present awaits
the one that can do il on first trial The
prices OF the puzzle is but 25 cents and il
affords vast deal OF amusement. Mis-
Daisy Burnside Was the first 20 solve IL.
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13
STATE or KENTUCKY, lss.
County OF Lincoln.

County OF Lincoln.
l, JnO. h. Owsley, Cashier of the above named
Bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above statement
n true 10 the best OF my knOwl ledge and belief
JNO. b. OWsLEf, Cashier
subscrihed and sworn 70 beioIe me TINS ltth aAy
\. N. SHAEks,
J, n. snASks, Directors
q. y. HILL,
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FOR SALE I

A we'll improved MOUNTAIN Farm, contain
ing ONE HUNDRED ACRES with good dwelling
house and all necessary outbuildings and Orchard
in Garrard county, KY, six miles from Crab Orch
ard, will be sold cheap, easy terms, as the own
er Is about 10 engage In other business. Apply on
the premises or by letter to
Semi-weekly interior journal., 1882-10-13

Mol Steel Plow for Sl2, at W. r.
lrnnnla
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The Farmers National Bank
AT STANFC

In the State Of Kentucky at the close oi
Business. Oct. 8. 1882.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIMOTHY seed cheap at A. owsley's.
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-
O -, 80, '''''' "'' "''"""
~ "
IHE Celebrated Biggs chain and suction
-. -
GooDs in any quantity delivered free
from the grocery house Of McAlister Y
Bright.
Ronr. s. Iyrtr received fresh supply
Of beau,ifnl Hamburg ed,ing spd Torcbon
lace. Yesterday.
It,
,,y -'.''I' 49, 80 ',','' o-e
- '"'' '''''''" W 80
W. '' F''ee
II. ENsEI., Somerset, will pay Sl.3O
for dried apples, l0c for washed wool, 40c
for feathers and sI.25C91 .4Ofor genseng.
'-
new beds,eads d,e.sing.cssss vasb .s,snds
psrlor uites. obamber antics. bat-rooks.
NC.
Ar.onr .il - ,..J. \. A.. ,od.. .,
olI E.,,am, h.',. - h.r. a.. ns,, net,
80 a.. o.an1 - :, g,aaso,d w.
-. ~ : 4, "A, A.. -
''''' " -
McALIsrER n sALLEE have added ST.
- - - -, -
Ta. s.,'ao;,. =, 49, n,,i,. is .ow too no.,
-. - a., ns, d.v
As WE predicted Mrs. Stephens has for
gotten and forgiven the kicks and cufs o.
her leige lord aud has gone back TO his
loving arms. She could not Withstand hi
blubbering appeals for reconciliation.
To fur JUNCTION TRApE.-We will rur
a delivery wagon every day 10 the Junction
and deliver good. free. All orden
left with S.L. Midkia will meet will
prompt attention. McAlister q Bright
-
hhfh'tSot 70 'he DAnk reports IN a."
other column viii snow inst the ihdiVidua
uePosis A'noun' 70 S''''ioi.ai' ~ seems
'ha' win .ha' much money V'hg 'a'e 'nA'
'ne ru'"''u's 'A''o''' " p" koO" '"e
JoHS THOMPSON il one OF the most yer
satile Of comedy actors and gives show
that is we'll worth the money to those wh'
wish TO laugh and grow fat lie appear
at Lancaster tonight and the person who
fails to take trip with him Around th'
World" will miss a real treat.
ArrYxr,oS Urxrrnsi-NIcRober,s A
s,.aa b.v. ;,s, ,.cs;vsd the Ia,gss, AN,
-, oo.,l.,s - ofh,oooh .oJ rrvzI
loading shotguns, hineS, oame-oags' sho'
pouches, foWder'hasks' Ne" iork Drol
and Chilled Shot and implements Tor load
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nf-sold at wholesale by W liams, Tolliver.t
Walker, Dallas. Tex.
wUAT.A GERMAN NEWSPAPER SAYS.

WHATA GERMAN NEWSPAPER SAlS'
We Germans are in general not inclined to be-
lieve at once in great announcements ana pulis;
right of eXaggerations and humbugs our
motto Is, what the eye sees the heart believes,
and we therefore desire to see and examine our
selves before we speak about things ana praise
them This was our idea when we heard and
r-al SO much about mr. 8. 4 Richmond's Justly
celebrated Worlds Epileptc Institute, and we
therefore sent reporter to the bullding; we are
now able to give the best Information on the
subject based OH personal review ana eNam-
nation of the premises. m
our reporter found DR.. Richmond In his office,
The doctor kindly received him, and not only
answered all his questions, but showed and ex-
plained everything about the place TO him, HIS
Office Is on the first door OF the building apd us
walls are covered with thousands OF ph9t9grapihs
Of gentlemen and ladies restored 10 health by the
use Of Samaritan Nervine, among whom our re-
porter recognized many Of his own countrymen,
and its glass cases contain innumeTaDle cetpn-
Gates Of cures and letters in praise OF TINS world
About ten years ago DR. Richmond came TO s..
Joseph. He was then poor young man, win
but little money, and no friends 70 assist MN
He rented a small Office ON Francis street ana
commenced the struggle for success single.
handed and alone. He has achieved a grand
Triumph in the face Of stubborn oppOsluOn OF
every hand and is to-day one Of the wealthlest
men In orr midst This fact alone Is amply suii-
Gent 70 show the merits Of his invaluable pre-
paratiOn, even though there were no otheI
sources from which ~ procure Valld ana fehapie
testimony .,,
But besides the money which this great medi-
cine has been the means of bringing TO the IN,
yeutor the doctor receives daily the blessings o.
thousands Of patients restored 70 health Anu
bspninees through his fundamentally. These
letters are open for Inspection az his ONCE ana
requires two clerks to attend 10 this branch o
the business.
Or Richmond Is a living example 20 be I'M
taied Nv ali Young men who have a disposition
10 reach ernlnence in the world by diligence n
The use Of their own eNertions. Ond besides TIE
emjOyInent Of the prosperity which surreuno
MA he hss the satisfaction 10 b. regarded
public benefactor LIST Joseph Nolksblatt Aug
81 1881.
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Fort Worth .


FoRT WORTH, April 1.-George A. Fer
rill n grocery clerk, Jumped from counter
this morning with a pistol in his pocket
which exploded, shooting him through the
thigh. The wound is not serious.
Fourteen transfers of real estate to-day.
Value, $8,3A.
One thousand pounds of improved wool,
the first clip of the season, was bought ana
shipped to-day. q, ooo
was found on the street near the City Ma
tional bank this morning. 1t is yet I'M
claimed.
Fort WORTH, April 4.-The city election
to-day was exciting, but comparatively or,
derly. Colonel J. p. Smith was elected
mayor; Max Elser alderman for the iourth
ward: DR.. Ii. S. Broiles and Seaton for the
second Colonel j. 7. Hickey for the third,
and /. j. Goodfellow, city engineer. Mayor
Brown withdrew from the race for mayor
about 9:30 o'clock this morning, leaving the
field to Colonel Smith and ii. 4. Shiei.
About 3 o'clock this evening. Messrs.
Glascock, Rich and Peers, candidates for
aldermen in the first ward, Withdrew ~
favor of NJ * Elder. The vote stands as iol4
lows: Ct, ,oo,.
Alderman fourth ward-Rich, l6;
Glascock, 81; Peers, 9; Rouse,
So; Zligler, n; Holland, l6i; Elser'
225.
Alderman second ward Qong terml-
Broiles, 323: Barter, 100; oirlck. 20. 80,
Short term-Seaton, 100; Davenport Us
Walker, III. Virschoyle, 90.
Alderman third ward-Hlckey, $40; Mat
kin, 226; Cav, %. oo-r,.
For city engineer-Goodfellow, $780, hyde
Go.
the vote polled is light.
Ths large new holder at the gas-works
was filled with gas for the first time to-day,
and gives satisfaction.
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lown bnllsa large bod and aioo holgfy,
Witch employed OJ hands, and was ne
maln.siay ~ tho town Loss estimated
M gyDfdO. The Hfe "a supposed ~ be 10
oendlafy, NJ II beRan In The town ball, IN
sufanoe about $4,000
Pfrnnfho, ~, April ~ Ore this
morning destroyed oil aud other property
valued III 1920 BELONGING a. the siands
ord on company, on butler street, In The
suburbs 0f this city.
LONDoN, April l.-.The Gladstone mills nj
containing 10000 spin
dies burned to-day. The damage reaches
600 600
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EXTR A REPORT.
A Young Tidal Wave.

CINCINNATI, O., April 4.-The democrats
will have 5000 majority on their tickets in
Yesterdays elections, and will also elect II
out of IS aldermen. Judge Force, republic
can, for the superior court, being on both
tickets, is elected.
INDIANAPoLIs, IND. April 4.-Yesterday's
election was complete victory forth dem
ocrats.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, April 1.-The mu-
nicipal election here Yesterday resulted in
the success of the democratic conservative
ticket BY larger majority than ever be,
.ure. MIR. A. d. Zalinski was reelected
mayor. He is strongly in favor of the Sun
day law.
BATON ROUGE, La, April 4.-The city
election passed off quietly, the democrats
victorious.
COLUMBIA, s. c., April Am the NUM-
cipal election to-day a democratic mayor
and aldermen were elected by 5Si majority
The total vote polled was 1066, The regis
tration of voters showed 1900 on the lists.
A great many colored voters RETAINED, from
voting and large number voted tue demo-
cratic ticket A salute was fired by bat
terry of artillery when the result was an
nounced.
COLUMBUS, o., April 4.-The democratic
city ticket is elected. Council-l6 republic
cans, II democrats.
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ODESSA, April 1.-The person who es-
capped is the actual assassin of General Sire
linkoff
LONDON, April 1.-oxford won by a
length.
The morning wind was high and the wa
ter rough, but Just before boats started III
the race the wind quieted and shifted some
what. There was then good breeze be-
hind the crews, but the water was fairly
smooth. Cambridge crew was the llrst TO
come out on the river. They took the Mid
dlesex side. The final betting was D to on
Oxford. The boats started at one minute
past | o'clock. Cambridge was first TO
lake water and Immediately lead by half q
boats length, but were caught ana
passed by the Oxford boat
before fifty yards had been travelled. AT
the soap works mile and hall from
starting point, the oxford crew were leading
by three lengths. At Hammersmith bridge
two furlongs further on, they were four
lengths in front of Cambridge, and off Ches-
wick Mall, the latter seemed to be done
while the oxford crew finished in good form
The Cambridge men were exhausted ut the
finish, and their rowing was irregular. OK
ford won by twenty lengths. Official state
ment: oxford time, 70 minutes, II seconds;
Cambridge, 20 minutes, 81 seconds. Tlde
and wind were both favorable for good
time.
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Beat a, MS own Ganlo.

DANvILLE, VA, April Information has
lust been received here that Sheriff William
Estes, Of Stokes county, North Carolina,
was shot on the 30th ult. while robbing his
own Office. He left home TO be absent
some days, and directed his wife not to al
low any one to stay all night, at the same
giving her the safe key. About dark one
Of the neighbofs came TO her house, ant
Mrs. Estes raising no objection be went of
TO the room TO spend the night. After she
had retired two men came 70 the house and
asked leave 10 stay, and Mrs. Estes OBJ
iected. They, hoSeyer, went in and az {.
manded the safe key. threatening TO kill
her il she refused. She ran up stairs and
informed her guest, and was told by bin 70
20 down and deliver the KEY and say moth
fng of his presence. The men then pro-
ceeded TO rob the safe, and while thus en-
Moved Mrs. Estes and the friend came
down and killed both Of the men. Upon
Examination Il was found that one OF the
men was the sheriff, who had disguised
himself, and the other was one OF bis neigh
bors
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WASHINGTON, April 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows decrease of the
public debt during the month of March to
be SIG, 462 9i6.75; cash in treasury, $685.
20l, 761 ~; gold certificates outstanding
So i660 $1,000; silver certificates outstanding,
SOS, 1855, $1,000 certificates of deposit out
standing, $1i, 14O, 10000; refunding certif-
Gates outstanding, $542 $4,000; legal tenders
$3i6, 6sl ,O16OO; fractional cur
rency outstanding, $7064, S9S.67; cash bal
ance available, $1G ,03S, 2Sl.G5.
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OF 4, N, fIattiey, Al gere Insured esoept
Mn' Sheets AID n. W, fleckbam, bg H. \.
Ross, N This place, The oauso of The nfe
" nnk nOwn.
W. had q fine rain hero yesterday,
ffnAHar, April f.afhe city election
pissed on quietly today, a large vote vas
cast which resulted NJ follows w. !. Fer
h, X, Robinson. marshal, Robert Martin,
alderman first ward; w. W. Boyens aud
w. Hopkins, aldermen second ward, and
George fIerringen, alderman third ward.
The election for mayor and one.hnIf OF the
aldermen does not occur nj this election.
The Central Texas Medical association
organized here today by electing Drs;.
Adams, of Brazos county, WadswOrth of
Milan. and Fusom, of Robinson, delegates
TO the State Medical association.
Our old and reliable city marshal, Albert
Bishop, was not in the field.
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4 ILoxDoS, April 4.-The Times, in a Lead
ing article on the American imprisoned
subjects, maintains the riEht Of every state
10 protect itself against alien or domestic
enemies Of society. II refers TO General
Grants pretensioIls which the general as
serted 10 a population which called upon
him in New York, and says II
is obvious that the govern
nent. while giving no sanction, direct or
indirect. 10 the exaggeratiOns OF irresponsi-
BE American politicians, can iairly meet
the wishes Of the government OF the y nited
States without impeiring the securities Of
the protection act. II has no doubt that
Ire United States will be informed that "a
vornble consideration viii be given 70 the
case 0f any citizen Of the United states
Who viii undertake, II released, 10 leave
the country.
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Houston
Special TO the Herald.

HoUsToN, April Charles Johnson, a
laborer on the San Antonio railroad, while
handling iron at the depot to-day had a
rail to fail upon him, breaking one OF his
legs and arms.
The military committee of the Volksfest
association to-day sends out circulars to all
companies of Texas, inviting them to par
ticipate in state competitive drill, to take
place here during the Vofksfest, May 4th
and 9th, Tor which $3.50 are offered in
prizes for infantry and artillery drill.
During the inundation of the track Of the
Morgan line of railroad OF the star q ores
cent route. all New Orleans freight during
the interruption will be shipped hence by
steamer. To accommodate this increase,
six Morgan steamers per week Will be run
between Clinton and New Orleans.
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Aus
snecial To the Herald.

Special 10 the heThiu.
AUSTIN, April 1.-The comptroller to-day
turned $4,000 into the treasury. la his
report TO the governor he recommenus
among other thing statutory change OF
fine present law as g., assessment OF the real
estate of non-rt s,lents in unorganized
counties in years whtn such counties were
organized, to the subsequent January, TO
preyent- a double assessment. He $50
recommends al an'rrinait '' go"
law governing .f->,s sfncnt OF railway
stock so as to vrs ~ some tribunal the
mower to review such ASSESSMENTS and he
Invites attention TO- the failure of the Hous-
ION a. Texas Central railroad to pay interest
and sinking fund dues on school lands.
Nine miles Of the Austin d Northwest
ern railroad were ironed this week.
Members ofthe legislature are arriving.
AugrrY, April 3.-The following charters
were filed to-day: The Phoenix Cotton Seed
oil company, of Jefferson, capital STOCK
$4,000: The Trinity Methodist church.. of
Waco, and the Deutcher Verian, OF Fort
Worth. -,.... a.
dav nv the state treasurer respecting the
purchases of state bonds, he presents
me following facts. The purchases were
made out of the sinking fund
nroceeds from the sale of public domain and
Surplus revenue. The purchases, amount
. ing TO $702.0 900 were mostly ,mane on Z PeI
-.
would be paid, on the whsle amount, inter
EST on al .Og7, 457 principal, 2lZ,C1-totai,
Al 75o.457 The ponds cost Soz,DOi saving
70 fbe state of ssI6 656, with an animal re-
duction on interest OF $65,OOO and on the
sinking fund OF $4,000. -, "a,
The university regents are here and viii
meet 70 morrow 70 prepare Their report iof
the legislature s.,.-.-
Owing 10 the absence of two Of the judges
the supreme court did not meet to-day
The comptroller is ont with his open let
ter 20 the governor. He quotes MI. Justice
Roberts in evidence that the persons ~
each Departments y al be wise enough ~
honest enough TO discharge the duties en-.
trusted 10 them without the interference o.
the Others, and that Il Il full warrant
~ each department 20 repel sucn
volunteered interference. He holds that
as constitutional Law Il IL VOID, and be VIZ
fnallr challenges the governor 70 recon-
-nerf his impeachment. The amount
,rruld make ten columns In the HERALD.
and Il an able argument
: iris morning Cot Greizers. while laoor-
ing ur,ier a 81 Of teInpornry insanity Deat
III. wife with q crOquet mailet 70 sncn N
erteuf that her be u oespsirea o.
AusTIr. April A charteE vas Me-
A. ~ the 1eras quarantine companfs
(1.i~e.s0n- crpital stock S5o.O % cary on
: 5000 warehouse business IN cooper
fisr VIII The quarantine auth0rnes-
re --fre-rfrr regents met to-eay Dlt
"A r,rfhinr. there being no quorum ~
sl.r-- f~-fsrIfinn 20 pres the university cl--l1
~ 90 100 ncrss snd The bonds o. oouotini
re he e5urt Of npr-.ls met today and 81
srr1rnrf until tolmnrrCU.
he report 81 ne comm1-
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RlcnaoNp, April Warrants were Is,
sued this afternoon for the arrest Of General
Peyton Wise and Blayton McCue, tobacco
dealers, on the charge Of being about toen-
gage in breach Of the peace. The Diff
Guilty originated in discussion before the
legislative committee on a bill in regard to
the tobacco inspection laws in the course
OF which Wise, who is the general inspector
appointed by the Tobacco Association OF
Richmond, branded McCue as systematic
thief. The latter has Just been arrested,
and the officers are now seeking Wise.