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Mark Twain on War,

When you leave battlefield always
leave IL IN good order. Remove the
wreck and rubbish, and tidy up the
place. However, In the case OF drawn
battle, It Is neither party's bpsiness 10
tidy up anything. You cal, leave the
field looking as f the City Government
of New York had bossed the tight
When you are trayersing the enemy's
country, In order to destroy his supplies
and cripple his resources, you want to
take along plenty Of Camp followers
The more the better. They are q tre-
mendously effective arm Of the service,
and they Inspire in the foe the iveliest
dread. A West Point professor told
me that the wisdom OF this was recog-
uized as far back as scripture timea
He quoted the verse; He said u was
from the new revision, and was little
different from the way II reads 10 tho old
one. do not recollect tho exact word
ing of II now, but I remember that ta
wound up With something sbout snch
and such devastating agent being ae
"terrible as ON army Of bummefs. ]
believe I have nothing further to add
but this The West Pointer said o prl
vate should preserve o respectful eth
tude 10 his superiors. and should seldom,
or never, proceed 90 for as TO Qffe. suG-
gestions I'd bis General In the field Il
the battle il not being conducted to suit
him. 1t is better for him TO resign. By
the etiquette Of war 1t Is permitted to
mono below the rank Of newpapeY cot
respondent to dictate to the General IN
the field
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DURING the last thirty-four years

DURING the last thirty-four years
Europe has waged seven big wars,
and the period of peace, five years,
has almost elapsed again since the
Russian troops halted at the gates of
Constantinople. In 184S-49 domes-
tic revolution disturbed nearly all
the monarchies in Europe. From
1853 to 1856 France and England
carried on against Eussia the Girls
mean war; in 1859 began the strug~
gle Of Franco and Austria that end
ed in the restoration Of Italy among
nations; Prussia almost monopo-
lized the field for decade, begin-
ming with the Schleswig- Holstein
war in 1875, the war with Austria
in 1866, and with Francesin 1901.
In 1877-78 Russia and1rTurkey ap.
pealed to the court Of last resort,
and England now has been caught
in political whirlpool from which
no simple practice fire with big guns
will rescue her.
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ed, and his better nature triumph,
ing at last. He looked her bright
ly in the face, and held out his hand
saying one little word: MARY
Tremulously she replied; Il am
glad to SEQ you back again
When Luke had overcome his
emotion he continued: "Do you res
member that stormy night when
YOU gave me- that dollar bill and
begged me not TO go to the taucrn?
"Yes.'
"That night was the pivot on
which my whole destiny turned.
You were kind to me when all
others gave me naught but the cold
shoulder. You trusted me when all
other faces were averted. That day
| took a VOW to myself to prove
worthy Of your confidence, and l
kept it. I have put the dollar bill in
the corner stone of my new house,
for it arose alone from that dollar
bill. L will not offer to pay you back
the money, the luck would 60 from
me with it; but I will tell you what
| can dol will give money, and
words of trust and encouragement
to some other wretches, as you gave
to mo-.
The next day Mrs Pratlet receiv-
ed from the delivery man at hor
door bundle, which, when she had
opened it, revealed to her astonished
gaze the most beautiful piece of oil
cloth her eyes had ever beheld. This
naturally attracted the attention OF
the Squire, and when Mrs. Pratlet
told him all, he only replied, with
some emotions:
"You were right and was wrong.
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GENERAL WALLACE, the American
Minister at Constantinople, in a re-
cent private letter, thus describes
q wonderful exhibition. Of horseman-
ship witnessed by him: | was in
vLed by the Sultan to go with him
and witness q drill of his household
troops, and the performance of his
Circassian cavalry was something
extraordinary. AS sample, four
companies, magniticentIy mounted,
were in line. A bugle call, and the
right company dashed through to
the front at full speed. Another call
and there was beautiful feat. Each
man reached out his right hand,
caught the rein close to the bit, and
pulling hard, threw his horse fiat
on his left side, dismonnting as he
went down. Then, on the ground
behind the horse, he began firing
as skirmisher. A third call, the
company rose up with their horses,
and retreated at full speed, reform:
ing as they went. Never having
even heard of such a thing before,
you can imagine my astonishmont.
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ENTERPRISE DIRECTORY.
Territorial Officers.

Delegate to Congress. Thomas II. Brents
Governor. William A. Newell.
Secretary, N. II. Owings.
Marshal. Chss. d. Hopkins.
U. 8. Att rney, John B. Allen.
Auditor. Thomas NJ. Reed.
Treasurer. Il. n. Ford.
Survey or-G General. VIM. McMicken.
Jud 70 LIST. I'D. Dist. \. g. Wingard.
Judge "a Jud. Dist, John Hoyt.
Judge 3 Jud. Dist, r. >. Greene.
Register U. 3. / and Office. j. F. Convey.
Receiver U. s. Land 01hce, Il. q. Stuart.
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THAT ONE DOLLAR BILL.

night. None Of your undecided
showers, with hesitating intervals,
as it wero, between; none of your
mild, persistent patterings on the
root, but regular tempest. wild
deluge, a rush Of arrowy drops and
II thunder of opening floods
Squire Pratlet heard the rattling
up against the easements, and drew
his snug easy chair closer to the
tire--a great, open mass Of glim-
mering anthracite, and gazcd with
sort of sleepy, reflective satisfac>
ti0n at the crimson mOrcen cur
tains, and gray cat fast asleep on
the hearth and the canary bird
rolled into n drowsy ball Of yellow
down upon its perch.
"Thls is snug qnoth the Squire,
"Im glad [ had the leaky spot in
the barn fixed last week. | don't
object to stormy night once in Il
while when fellows under cover,
and there is nothing particular to
be DONE"
EYES," Mrs. Pratlet answered.
She was fitting about between the
kitchen and sitting room with IL
great blue checkered apron tied
about her waist. II am nearly
ready to come in, now. Well, [
WONDER" sotto voice, "If that was
knock at the door or just little
rush of the wind"
She went to the door, nevcrtho-
less, and a minute or two afterward
she went to her husbands chair.
Joe, dear, it's Luke Ruddilove," :"
she said, half apprehensively. The
Squire never looked up from his
reading.
"Tell him he has made mistake.
The tavern is on the second corner
beyond.
"But he wants to know if you
will lend him q dollar" said Mrs.
Pratlet.
"Couldn't you tell him no, with
out tho ceremony Of coming to me?
Is it likely that l should lend a dol>
lar, or even cent, to Luke Ruddi-
lover Why I'D u great deal rather
throw it among yonder red Goals.
No-of course nOt?"
Mrs. Pratlet hesitated. "He
looks so pinched and cold and
wretched, Josiah. He says there is
nobody in the world to let him have
q cent"
Gall the botter for him, if he did
but know it," sharply enunciated
the old Squire. off he had come
to that half dozen years ago, per
haps he would not have been the
miserable vagabond he now is"
! We used to go to school togeth>
err" said Mrs. Pratlet, gently. "He
was the smartest boy in the class"
''That's probable enough" said the
Squire, "But it don't alter tho fact.
He is a poor, drunken wretch now.
Send him about his business, Mary,
and if his time is of no conse-
quence, just let him know he had
better not waste it coming here
after dollars" And the Squire
leaned back in his chair, after a
positive fashion, as if the whole
matter was settled.
Mrs. Pratlet went back to the
kitchen, where Luke Ruddilove was
spreading his poor fingers over the
blaze of the fire, his tattered gar
ments steaming as if he was pillar
of vapor. "Then I've got to starvc
like sany other dog!" said Luke,
turning away. "But after all l
don't suppose it makes much diff
ference if | shuttle out of this world
! to-day or to morrow
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A CRANK named john K. Ran

A CRANK named John X. Ran
dolph, living near Pittsburg, be-
Loving that the Lord is soon to visit
the earth with another flood, ia
building an ark after. the pattern OF
the vessel of Noah. It Is 228 feet in
length by 48 in width, and will have
a capacity Of 100 tons. He looks for
the flood by the middle Of October.
In the meantime lie is making ar
rangements for the reception Of as
many representatives OF the animal
kingdom as he can find.
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Svhai aic0sn COunty OMcers.

Auditor. H. Clothier.
Treasurer, Thomas Coupe.
Sheriff, James OLaughlin.
Assessor, James D O'Laughlin.
Probate Judge, II. j. White.
Surveyor, IL. r. Stewart.
Coroner, q. N. Orandall.
School Supt., W. II Fouts,
Commissioners: y. Il. Gilkey. d. Il. Henderson
aud II. p. Downs,
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San Juan County Officers.

Auditor. J. L. Sheerer, Friday Harbor.
Treasurer, Israel Kate, San Juan.
sheriff, John Kelly,
Probate Judge, j. l.. Sheerer, Friday Harb0r.
surveyor, Il. @. Gillette.
. commissioners: VIM. Graham, of Lopez; Thos.
Fleming. of San Juan: MIR. Nichols. OF Orcas.
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Steamboats,.

CfrY OF QUINCY-Capt. Oney, arrives from Seat.
Tic Monday evenings, carrying u. 3. Mail. Re
turning from Mhatcom Wednesday morning.
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TAKING clothes and everything
into account, the Dublin policemen
only receive about S5 week.
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WRLUOME-Capt, Brannan, arrives from Seattle,
monday nights and Friday morning. Returning
from whatoom on Tuesday aud Friday after
moons Of each week.
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doPE-Capt. Gilmore. arrives from Port ;Towns
emu Friday evening, carrying U .S. Mail. Return
from Srnliahmoo Saturday evening.
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o. G. HASTINGS,

t'ohTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPH
hotel. Port Townsend, ". r. OF
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

AMOS BOWMAN,
NorARY PUBLIC AND CONVEYANCE MINING
ing and OWL Engineer.
ANACORTES. W. II.
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f. SIBLEY,
UsTIcE OF THE PEACE,
ANACORTEs, W. T.
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EDWARD McTAGGART,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
EDISON. whatcom Co., W. T.
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E. ID. WARBASS,
NorARY PUBLIC AND CONvEANCER.
FRIDAY HAR3BOR, San Juan Co., W. T.
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Especial telegram 20 the Dispatcn.I
SALEM, VA, April II. The wife Of Peter
Rucker tcolored) was found trespassing
upon the premises Of Mr.. James B. Muse,
near Roanoke, to-day, and was ordered off
by that gentleman. She refused to go, and
threatened Muses. life, advancing upon him
with an axe. Thcreupon he went into his
house and procured q shotgun, thinking to
scare her away. On returning the woman
again advanced upon him with the axe,
still threatening him; and in the frenzy
Of excitement he discharged his gun at her.
The load took effect in the abdomen, pro-
ducing fatal injuries. Muse has always
been quiet, unofending, and law-abiding
citizen, and highly esteemediby his neigh
bors. He surrendered himself to the au-
thorities, and has been lodged in the county
Jail. Great excitement prevails among the
negroes at Roanoke.
John Trant, Esq, died at 1 O'Clock to-
day at his hone, i'm Roanoke. Mr.. Trant
was one of our most widely-known citi-
zens, having twice represented the county
in the General Assembly and filed other
places OF trust and honor.
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one OF the largest ever seen In Washington.
Mr.. c. ID. Fletcher has been installed
foreman Of the specification room at the
Government printing Office vice Mr.. Es-
kew.
Government receipts to-day: Customs,
s622, SOL; internal revenue, S744, AIS; bank
notes for redemption, s20s, 900.
Secretary William F.. Chandler was In
stalled to-day, and had pleasant inter-
view with the heads Of bureaus.
Senators Ransom, and Vest, sub-commif-
tee, will tomorrow report to the commit
tee on Potomac river fats in regard to the
title TO Kidwell bottoms, &c.
The four burglars who blew open the
iron safe Of Robert Fleming, formerly Of
Richmond, were sent on to the grand jury
to-day.
Senator Kellogg to-day made a strong
speech In advocacy Of the bin appropriating
100000 to the improvement Of the Mis-
sissippi river.
ASSOCIATED Press Reports to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 1.-Two
men, George Phillips and John Stewart,
this morning attempted TO break up shell
which they had found in pile Of rubbish
near the Long bridge. The shell ex-
pioded, instantly killing Phillips, and
wounding Stewart so badly that he died in
about two hours.
When the case Of Sergeant Mason was
called in the Supreme Court of the United
States this afternoon, Lydly, of counsel for
the petitioner, asked leave to file supple
mentary petition in the prisoners behalf.
McEwan, Of counsel for the respondents,
objected on the ground that they had not
been served with copy Of this proposed
supplementary petition and were not ac-
quainted with its contents. They were,
therefore, unprepared to go into argument
upon ii. The Chief Justic@ said the re-
spondents had right TO ask for the post
ponement Of the argument upon this
ground, and II they insisted upon their
objection he would make the necessary Or
der. After brief consultation the counsel
for respondents insisted upon their obiec-
ton, and the Chief Justice directed that
the case be set down for argument at the
foot OF the list OF cases assigned for to-day /
in order TO give respondents time to eX-
anime Mason's supplemental petition.
THE NEW CABINET OFFICERS INSTALLED.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 1.-THE new
Secretaries of the Navy and the Interior
took the oath of Office and were installed to-
lay.
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south Carolina Election Trials.

CHARLESTON, April lin the United
States Court this morning the jury
charged with the election case of Bates and
others from Richland county appeared
before the verdict was announced. and two
OF the iurymen, j. w. Fountaing and
b. f. Strom, both white, announced that
they had signed the verdict on Saturday
under a misapprehensiOn and under fear OF
bodily pain, and that it was not the verdict
that they intended TO render. Judge
Bond held that their avowal came too late.
as they had signed the verdict and the
Jury had been discharged. The defendants
excepted, and gave notice Of motion for
the arrest of judgment and for 4 new trial,
which the Court decided to hear later in the
term. The verdict as announced Is guilty
as to the first count and not guilty AZ to all
the others, with recommendation to the
mercy OF the court. Judge Bond, OF the
United States Circuit Court, then an
nounced the decision OF the Court, over
ruling the motion made by defendants on
Saturday to quash the array OF the grand
jury on the ground that the talesmen had
been illegally drawn. District Judge Bryan
filed dissenting opinion. The grand Jury
was then sworn.
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The United States Supreme Court
FrOwns on Reputation.

WASHINGTON. April T.-An important
bond decision was rendered by the SUI
prcmc Court OF the United States to-day in
the case of the State of Louisiana cr-rel.
The Southern Bank, plaintiff in error, rs.
Edward Pillsbury, mayor OF New Or
leans, ct ats in error to the Supreme Court
of Louisiana. This was petition OF the
Southern Bank Of New Orleans for writ
OF mdnddnluS TO compel the municipal au-
thorities OF that city to levy special tax
for the purpose OF paying the interest and
ultimately the principal OF certain series OF
bonds issued by the city under authority
OF an act of the State Legislature in 1852,
and known as consolidated bonds OF
1872" There are about S4,000,000 OF these
bonds now outstanding.
The Court, in a long and carefully-pre-
pared opinion by Justice Field, holds that
the act Of 1862 constitutes valid and bind
ing contract between the State and the
holders of the bonds issued under that act
which subsequent legislation cannot be
permitted to annul, and that the "pre-
mium-bond act" of 1876 is the most re-
markable piece OF legislation ever pre-
scented to this court for consideration,
amounting, as 1t does, to open reputation
of the city's faith.
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Respited for the Last Time.

LONDON, April 17.-sir William Har-
court, Home Secretary, has written to the
High Sheriff Of Surry notifying him that n
further respite has been granted DR.. Lam
son until the 2Sth Of April. Sir William
Harcourt further says: "You will at the
same time see that the prisoner is informed
Of this extension OF his respite, and clearly
explain 10 him that no further respite VIII
be granted, and that no evidence which
has thus far been submitted to the
Secretary of State, either from England or
the United States, affords any justification
for advising any interference with the
sentence OF the law.v
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Extraordinary Electrical Effects Of the
Northern Lights.

CLEVELAND, ONO, April 1.-THE electri-
cal conditions which produced the extra
ordinary auroral display last night affected
more or less serIouslya great many persons
here, particularly those troubled with nerv-
Gus disorders. Rev. o. l.. Binkley, pastor
OF the Prospect-Street Methodist Episcopal
church, was Frustrated in the pulpit while
praying by what at first was supposed TO be
paralysis. Ladies tainted in the church
during service, and people who were out
Of doors. as we'll as those in doors, COM
planned generally OF strongly-oppressive
sensations, similar to those attendant upon
an earthquake.
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Jesse James's Murdercrs,

ST. LOUIS, April ia report has gained
circulation here that the Ford brothers, who
killed Jesse James, were hung at st. Joseph
this morning. Inquiry proved this to be
false, but elected the fact that the grand
jury found an indictment against them for
murder in the first degree this noon.
About an hour later the boys were brought
into court and pleaded guilty, and were
sentenced to be hanged on the 10Th OF May.
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Printers Strike-Enginecr Scnlded.

NORFOLK, VA, April 1.-THE newspa-
per compositors OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth are on a strike for thirty cents a
thousand.
w. A, Hickman, engineer Of the steam-
tug w. f. Taylor, was badly scalded yes
terday at Great Bridge by the explosion Of
a steam-pipe.
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Caye.iu of N Tunnel.

CUMBERLAND, MD., April 1.-THE roof
of the Deep-Gullcy tunnel, on the Bati-
more and Ohio railroad, thirty-three miles
east of Cumberland, caved in about noon,
burying about twelve laborers under the
Debris, and manning them in various ways,
some probably fatally. Physicians were
summoned from this city. The road was
blocked, and trains stopped for several
hours
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer Her
mod, which arrived here to-day, had her
bows cut through by ice. Her forward
compartment filled with water, and she had
steamed LOO miles with nothing but her
main bulkhead TO keep her from sinking.
That remained sound and kept the water
out Of the remainder Of the vessel.
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A.rarianism I'm Ireland.

LONDON, April 17.-Five hundred and
thirty-one agragrian outrages were reported
to the chief OF the Irish constabulary du-
ring the month of March, including two
murders, twelve eases OF firing at persons,
seven OF aggravated assault. aud thirty of
arson. Two hundred and thirty-seven OF
the outrages were committed in Munster.
124 in Leinster, 122 in Connaught, and As
i'm Ulster.
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IAt,empt Of Couvicts "a Escapc.

CHICAGO, April ia dispatch from
Little Rock, Ark, says early this morning
fifty convlcts tried TO escape from the camp
at Tourchee Creek. Eight succeeded in
passing the guards; one was killed in
stantly; two were badly wounded, and
the remaining five are being hunted down
by bloodhounds and by guards with shot
guns.
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COMMERCIAL.
AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
prrrr,roN-r AMI 1900

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-Red, 3O2 bushels.
CoRN.-White, 1000 bushels. Mixed, 1900
bushels.
OATs.-200 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Red, % bushels very good mixed al
Sl.56
CORN.-Whte 500 bushels very good western
on private terms; soc bushels prime western at
sl.0l. Mixed, 500 bushels very good western ~
Gle.
CoTTON.-Tone firm. Receipts 20 bales Quo
tatiOns: Middling. 1lSG11Ac.: low middling,
11ac.; good ordinary, I04@10kc.; ordinary, 90
ohc.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

and Other Washington Mat
,,rs-Important Decision BY the United
Ssates supreme Ceurt-rhe south Carolina
poI,tIeaI TriaIs-rhe Redistrietine of
os,s-Thc Wanderers OF Jesse James In
s,e,cd; Pleaded Guilty and Sentenced 10 be
Uuns-Desperate Attempt OF Arkansas Con-
tn. ~ Escapc-TweIvc Lnborcrs Buried BY
IN, Cavinr-in ofa Railroad Tunnei--Ocean
s,,amer Damaged by Ice-Asrarinn Out
,ares I'm Ircland-Dr. Lamson Again Re-
spited.
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RAILROAD STOCKS,
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK
NEW YORK, April H. Noon.-Stocks irregular.
Money, per cent. Exchange-Long, 466 short,
4SSa. State bonds moderately active and irregu-
lar. Governments strong and generally higher.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, April 17.-Virginia 6's. consols,
ca: second series, 80; past-duc coupons, 6lE;
new 10-40's, Ga. Bid to-day
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The Ohio congregational Districts.

COLUMBUS, ONO, April 1.-THE bill TO
redistrict the State for congressional pur-
poses, giving Republicans fifteen and
Democrats six districts, became law to-
DIR