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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

Tie solaT theory lately proqoanisi .! Dr..
Sie-ss1s, Presi5eai q TIE British Scielce As
sccztic-. does I'll nee. With fsyoT in the eye Ct
d.. Tyutall. ths szi5sai physician. Dr.. Sie-
zs-s suggested ihsi iniersielizr space Is filed
vith Taric1s oo1bcstibie gases, wLioh are
drawn n By TIE ST. Il is onward march; that
ihsse Eeses Tush. IN fro1 The Pole Of the SUI
towards is e3utioT, predicting intense beat BY
thar oc7t1stoa CO ths suns sarfacs- tl.i the
F-oducfs q this ooabassisa 4re then thrown
g into spses, ube-e ~ highly Tzre6ed STATE
thsy are dissociatei by lie solar Fzys ard are
'1ce 1ure ready 70 beoozs feel fo- a1o;her
su-- II oou-ea;irs o. this theory Dr.. Tyn-
dali ssys. Il Eoald give re extreme Pless-
gTe tc ts able &c point 70 ny researches IN COZ
E-E1tioa q lie solzrT theory recently enun-
GATED b ny frisoi the President Of tie Brit
Isl Associatic1- BIT ihough the sxpsri1enis
Ul5cl / have Esds g the 6ssompositiou o.
v-p.7-s BY light might bs 5unberei By the then
sa-5. have 70 ny rsgrei, encountered Do fac;
Which proves thzt free aqueous vapor Is de-
oczQosei bT The solar rays, CT that the SIN Is
rslezia3 b. TIE eoubiuzti11 q gases, n The
severance Of which L had preyiogsly sacrificed
u. Lz1t~
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

Aufb0liiiss IN In6ia fear that ou.fss i about
70 share The fate q the potato and the gTape.
i seens des;ined to disappear gradually Ike
the viva A little fungus sppelrs al 6rst On a
slngis isai, ard sou afferEard il attacks then
Al. cassinE the death Of the tree
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

s,,zsn snfsrp1ce Acra tkese f1c,s IS thzt h
krs c-.ly tAe F,ozsson fsr s-acke ana was
n tszs ~ Ct cocScrSnr eais kitie crerfS
q. o. tie instruction q lie CcaEt thSi
4 5eesnixct VS. u rsessasSsc1 q asN sT-
rueSzkae ouxntsty = cPSu-ss he vzs gully
= shsTSe1 tie 10y vss required - coo-
NJ fcr Tie s-aslleSt eca1tity Is Sprre-
essl,Sa. r ls-.i Il WsS IN DESCENDANTS pcSseSs-
IN Wien he w'SS IN tAe corrse q smoking
It,
h dis eorSs-ncssoa q the Acs ne
S-aoS1S II orsz-n ) made ps1zi csferSe
lfSosSA itS zase sccA ~ TIE statute,
Brt Il S-,iEEz cpsUn recclreS inevitably
IT, r,'SseSSc1 2 opscu- how i i e h
rs-sove,5 Froza the hterSl torce u the Sts,-
r:es thiak the test 5 tbs; Il the ca
s.-uciSo2 given BY TIE Court IN thsS csse
ESTABLISHES IN oftszse whsek : ~ pro
v,s;si ta- in the Acs. S1ch Construction
-s-Ss he ezvneoGS 1 euote Sorae olsseg-
vx1s1ns troza IsvS,Sssoa J. IN Re the
Sshoaosz Fas,rF-sss, : HSsne - - cxpress-
M whst : the unSto-n rule * couStrulrz
rs,sl s;S--ssS . b. while i : SID thsi
osaSi S-s7rtes Sre - receive SsTrci ccl-
Ss--c-ioa. noshi1S uso~e Is ueNnt thSn thSi
hey Shsli MT ksy thseir Spsr1t u ecrnty he
sxrs2iad u oss-ses osAer tnxn those
wa.sch xre SpecsAliy Snd e,eSriy DESERVED
40 urovSsai for.~ - i; sho-ld he r-in-
GIRLS a every criminal coie that No PSI
- be s5Su5red guilty x an Otslse
unlssS Il h cTeSsei and promulgated IN
,e--,> whseh lesve 10 rezsa1shle DUH -
ishssr r-aa-iaS. 4 Court hSS ~ Op;so2
whsr any cSnSsisrshle ambiguity NriSeS
~, (. rs-,si ssss-,,a. t--. : bs1nd to deosde
- fsva- q Il, uartv Soczsai- This
VIZ EosnS u ~. &c. without 8 cla-Sncel
nav hsve beer n tie Contemplation q
C,.s-eSs. h-.- w sre ~ hourd to con
s,.,;s il,ss thev hsve done Whist wsS
i,ss-3.;,f unless II uS,,iS ~ nSgd fov the
-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04
HoMEs AVID EMPLOYMENT.

OEI fIitnds ahTo1d VITO c1ufszri--s -fsifln . resi
ei-E F1a1s1ty q ikese Islands viii fad g a1rafs
szs e thelr c1o-1s 70 CAT ne OF tLeiT arri-zl
lzi sesef 1hsr ho-1es. z15 ttoss desirfnr Er9ioT-
ns1f viz - EkrEise piDTide5-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

D.aas Qs e N yee5z EsC-E,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

C01t1iniac Plates Caps. rCSpots Bowls.
C5aEhS-s- Eics Dss1ss All Rlkers.
Dtuisohls- s ard gals Simple EostlcS.
Fzs1s ard Glassware. Manila and Tarrst Rlrus
Hemp and ]. L. PzckiaS. Cosl Baskets.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04
GENERAL oFFIcEWoRK

Of eFE-T csscrliio1 stte1dad To- BILE collected i--lI
p1p-rs q AZ. Enes dawn, Books and Accouzfs kept
al soce 1l1 care f1Ee7 70 seek he interests u al
~ 1es roof brick B1ildinr aii1iEin- tie zen
e1zEtie eltos- an f1liF prep1rtd % meet tzors
e1--4-Fc 1ezz1rcs = 1GssreEs than keref0fcra z-d
VIA N E-lr1 f1cilifies invite the pzfrorz-e Of
ee-s g NJ other isl1uds 70 zzks their purrtaeef
ci1ss Etre-fi1l Ard % Irzse an 1rd errrT titis III
zel1rze s1-ici.e1- Proczrins Tie Sane On the bes
-11rEetaslc ier-1s he city aford.-
Soliciting Agent for the
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
OF NEW KOzA
AeEE1Ei-d-ad = y zhc Larrsst Safes and r,ost
ecurr Life Inszrz1ce Company IN the ucrid %
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

At tie sohool Of the nobles in Toxic, japan,
Is physical nap Ct that ocuuiTy 500 CT 900
Re. lcu-, n the eourI behind the school bull
iirE- Ihis nap, CT model, IS made OF turf and
rex, ard IS boHisrei with psbbles, which look
az = little distance 50 mach Ike water. Every
iule-, riveT and mountain Is Reproduced in this
us.6el with fidelity % detail which Is simply
vCndsrfri. Latitude and longitude Sre inii-
Gated hy telegraph wires, and tablets show the
position q the cities. Ingsnio1s devices are
eUployed n illustrating botanical studies also.
For example, the pi1e IS illustrated b. pic
trre sLswinE tie cuue. leaf ard 6issectsd now-
c.. SGT n Z frame which shows the bark and
lo1gitudinal and traverse sections Of the
uuo1
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04

A-sais Ead Mzus-s-s e Piazts----. Shippir- ea1r-
ers- $50 Ir.deszel- zrd AL eU7ieFcrs uto desire
llffzl zfie1ficl % ttciT b1siress Ho5 6 veil 70
-1iify ne EAsn F1e-zcies e-isf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04
A Fine Assert mt. of GrockeryI
A Gast-IrOn Vacuum Pan

feet in diam. BY ! feet deep.
Vacuum Pumping Engine, i-inch Cylinder
and l2-iuch stroke
Wrought-Iron Tanks, each GOO gallons
capacity.
! Wroughi-Iron Chimney, IS feet high, 37-iu
diam, l-s-inch thick.
/ KIultitnbular Boiler, 10 feet long, feet 10
diameter, with furnace, front doors, etc.
complete.
30-inch Weston's Patent self balancing sns-
pended Sugar Curing Centrifugal Ma
chimes, with the requisite independent
Iron Framing, WTought-Iun Sugar Mixer
Of 1000 gallons capacity, with stirrer.
Driving Gear &c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-04-04
BI- ANRETS:
PERrUMERY. FLORIDA WAFER
VIENNA FURNITURE
CRATES OF ASSORTED CRoCKERY,

EAsezssoa. Arra. Diaiss Roosn and Parlor
Chzi7s- Ssfiecs. &c.
S.S5ias- Calfskins, Gsrths StiTTup Le4thers.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21
Sharper Than q serpeni's Tooth,

! .
pherewas on unusual scene at the
Tembs yesterday. A large delach.
ment ofprisoness werebrought down.
Etplbe sent 70 Sing Sing Most of
them were quite youthful criminals,
and in the waiting.room and Yesti-
lbule were a number Of their former
friends Or relatives assembled to take
u last look al them and give them y
parting word as the officers brought
them out to!she conveyance that was
70 take them 10 the Hudson River
Railroad.
Among these onlookers were sew
eral women, sad, careRorn and poor.
w clad They had sons or husbands
among the prisoners. One woman
dressed in thin alpaca dress wilhA
thfeadbare shawl pulled round her
shoulders WAS conspicuous by her
manner She was evidently a hard
working woman. The bones Of her
bare wrist showed the strain Of long.
continued labor. The lines in a face
that must at one time have been
"a .
comely were the lines that are made
By. want, and pain, and self.denial.
"Is my Johnny in that gangs" she
asked one Of the keepers
@What's he up forS" asked the
keeper.
20, / don't know. I only heard
this morning that hewas sentenced
whats his name2n
Here the woman came close to the
man and whispered something,
give years." said he, bluntly.
Highway robbery"
Then she leaned back against the
stone wall of the corridor, and the
rise and fall Of the frayed shawl alone
told that she had a mothers heart
and that it could be wrenched.
Presently the tramp of feet told
that the men were being brought
out. She clutched the stones with
one hand and bent forward. With
hang-dog looks OF assumed brasado
the wretches came down, their mem
acles now and then givingout a faint
clink.
There was one young fellow in the
party, a. white.faced, slender youth.
He could not have been over eight
cen. Suddenly the woman saw him,
and with love and tenderness beam.
ing in her face and thrilling in her
voice, she cried out: Johnny my
God, Johnnyp j
Theyoung man Jaw her, but he
saw all the miserable creatures
around him. He put on a haggard
smile, tossed his head, and said:
"Hullo. old Woman.r
Then the gang passed by and went
out of sight, and the woman whohad
borne him and who had no doubt
wept and prayed ever him stood
there desolate, clutching at the cold
stone to keep from falling -New York
Letter.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

,"0h, hear, tired out witt n to-day,
A thousand year 70 col.
Thy pain will an lave pa away;
Thy crying shall Be dun
AS gaylyi ihird-wings Der b river
Shall gieam with liietha Z was thine
As II this pulls, With pain iives
d Still leaped, with gladne ialtdiyine:
To thee, 10 all, tits as one q
When once thy restless va are dcne.p
Oh, vain TO turn upon youi eart
And think 10 stillit sol
II cries back unto MI your
With pleading, All. no. D
For gladness dies az Wen s DfroH,
Then let me live, since .|lsl dge,
All, quick, Tor death win con lo-nioff0w-:
Quick ere my years IL rf go byil
Because tomorrow am q
Give me my happiness tod
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

Tenf-Es TIstAis, Attorney ut Iaw ana
j Notary Public, Point Pleasant, ". Va,
will practice in the Counties OF Mason and
Putnam, and will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to him. ian3, 'SS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

=, II. ToMLrEsoE. D. W. PoIsLEY.
TN0MLINsoN & PoLshEY, Attorneys at
i Law, Point Pleasant, W. Va, practice
tn the County Of Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in
ahs Supreme Court Of Appeals. Prompt
HtutiOn given to the collection Of claims
entrusted to them. Address, Point Pleas
ant w. Va. [jan3, 1888.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

1IT R, GUM, Attorney at Law, Point
w Pleasant, w, Va, will practice in
the Courts Of Mason County, the Supreme
Court Of Appeals Of West Virginia, and
The United States District Court for tlIis
eAtO. Prompt attention given to the COL
ection Of claims. Office opposite Court
House. [ian 8, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

TAs. H. COUCH, JR,, Attorney at Law
j and Notary Public, Point Pleasant, w.
Va, will practice in the counties Of Mason
aud Putnam. All business will receive
prompt attention. [ian3, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

DANKIN WILEY, JR,, Attorney at Law,
~ Point Pleasant, W. Va, will practice
hi the Courts Of Mason County; the U. s.
District Court for West Virginia, and in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals OF this
State. Prompt attention given to the col.
lection Of claims. [ian 8, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21
The New Boy.

He was a brand new office boy,
young, pretty-faced, with golden ring.
lets and blue eyes. Just such boy
as one would imagine would be taken
out Of his little trundle bed in the
middle Of the night and transported
beyond the stars, The first day he
glanced over the library in the edi-
torial room, became acquainted with
everybody, knew all the printers,
and went home in the evening as
happy and CHEEKY as sunbeams. The,
next day he appeared, leaned out Of
the back window, expectorated on a
bald headed printers pate, tied the
cat up by the tail in the hallway, had
four fights with another boy, boz
rowed 50 from an occupant of the
building, saying his mother was
dead, collected his two days pay
from the cashier, hit the junior with
a broomstick, pswned a coat belong.
ing to a member Of the editorial staff,
wrenched the knobs of the door, up
set the ice.Cooler, pied three galleys
oftype, and mashed his finger in the
small press. On the third day a note
was received saying: ehIi Mother
do not want l to work in such a dull
place. She says ! Would make Good
preacher. SO Do |, Mifnger is Better
gone fishin'. Yours till Deth do
Yauk us."-Boslon Courier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

La wv llJIN llDlJA1 !,
window q two. id his fivorite "a.
II calling bis s;stsr. Pity rs cani
nut b;s bsIts Is be,se, rsss,
q. wonder tbal Van .lssva -, i i
the sie,i,n II bis vbins J, ss;al ,tb
lady Win 4 straigbt look \ I'm
ssIs said Ralph..with I sbr6g :
Ills broad sbouidsrs.
Perbabs "a dia nat mean IL q ST
claim snch &, intention q bis naf,
Int L Sool,ed l;ke 4 Ho,v lsonia /.
teil ms Wibtsf tbst tbe only tas
son ia had not .aEen Div a@a,
months befs,e was becauss RioE Il,
outwessbed ber iiFine "a bim,l 4
was 4 sore subject With Ralpb, & Il,
best. sotlon be swto,,ld oboose & s.
raae totbe world Al laTrs.
Two bonrs altar tbat ipaisy sto,,
oui intotIs inooaIiSbt atteFiy ,vesE
Eiea ,siib thaI sesIlIa tltroi,aI, ul,iol
She had passed AM her eftoyts baf
been frpitless 3 entice Rtck hact I,
his bed. Ii sat al le on a bench int in n, !,
Kitchen linn and stnnid af.ar ,ba, b.,
t Of Violence and and Daisy sto" al,S5 out t1a
/ have said, Is Is breathe tbe beav,
sweetness Of dyisg roses, nv and tsus brusI
their dewv leaves with her face =
The shadows Law .hickly upon ,n'i. tbe
porch. but there was a stir there. ani
Miss Winters voice said. softlw
eGood.piphtIn
aGod.nigSt.,n rs,tnrned Ralnb. am
show YOU to morrow where ,be maid.
en.bair fern prows.n
He came wbis,lipe down the patb
to find Daisy standing by the cate,
aWell, little one, have Won made
up your mind which one Of us von,ll
take2n
"Ralnh von know tbat1con,t,ao, >.
Rick" '" ''' ''-' 'i''''
ats he or ~ said Rolnb stnh.
bornlv.
aHe has no one elsap r,o,dod
Daisv
@Have 70 Tboro,. Il MO o,a4,,;n
it's oot lo he one THING or Tho othas 81
7 want wire IN mS boran onJ ';I .
Won won', have ma mav bo tbsra m .ra -
others that will. sweatbs.r, soY
that vo,, ooro too mnob g. NJ ~ -
send ma owovn y
uob Rain vou r,rot wo;tn
RoInb mnttered oS nnn,oo.,n.
word 'ond ann ! amon ,s;tlon, t,s".,'',' y aaa,,
nigbt "' s'N
Sn'nn.to.dv .,or oo,ro aov ; ~
3 na,b
"Looking for mo Rict9o Do;s,
tried n sneot cboerf,Ilv
"No; get awayln Rick smoke wild.
ly. "You'ye been out with Ralnh.
you'll 90 of with him next. You're
tired Of me, and | can't do better than
to make an end ofmyself. I'm GOING
the straight road"
Daisy threw herself before the gate.
she clung to him, pleaded with him
Half crazed as he was. Rick was in
no condition to 90 back TO the vii.
lage inn and the rough crowd which
would be gathered there at that hour.
But all Of drunken mans obstinaoy
was aroused, and while thew stood
thus there came again the roll Of
wheels that we're checked suddenly,
and DR.. Lloyd sprang down as he
took in that scene at i glance.
oGo into tbe bon,e Richard . 10
commanded, and Rick witbon. ~ -
word obevad aTll Give him = Nm, :
der said the doctor to Daisv. aYon
@Sa
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

Why are women like churchesa
Firstly, because there is no living
without one; secondly, because there
is many aspire to them; thirdly, be.
cause they are objects Of alteration;
and lastly, but by no means least,
because they have a loud clapper in
their upper story,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

"A Nebraska City young man bor-
rowed money from a woman to pay
for a license to marry her daughter,
and then used the license to marry
another girl.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

The actress who will carry John L.
Sullivan about as a pet masher will
not be bothered by impudent St.
Louis reportersl
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

John W. ENGLISH, Attorney at Law,
y Point Pleasant, W. Va, Twill practice in
The County Of Mason; the United States
District Court for West Virginia, and in
1heSupreme Court Of Appeals Of this State.
OLice in Court House. Ian 8, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

vi P. EEALE, NJ. D. Office on Main
w, Street, between I'd and I'd; resi-
SE.Snce, Main Street, between 9th and 9TH.
VIII attend promptly to all calls, whether
oay or night, When not professionally
engaged, can always be found at his office.
Jan. s, 1883.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

A Dog and his Tail fell into a Dis.
pute as to which should Wag the
Other. An itiuerant Wasp passing
that way, casually Remarked
speaking Of Tails reminds me that
l Possess one which May possibly be.
Influential enoughto Wag you Both"
This fable Teaches US that Ten cents
worth of Dynamite is bigger man
than a Church Steeple.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21
PRYsICfAMs.

S-~SN>N>NNN~..SSN>\NN NNN>~>'N - >--Ns>->>>~$~S>~
nR, SARAH HALLsAWYER, offer her
" professional services to the people Of
Point Pleasant and vicinity. Rooms on
Main Street, above Tippett's Store. Office
hours s to 10 morning; 2 to A afternoon; Z
SS evening. [sep6-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21

nR. S. G. SHAW, Physician and Sur.
" ,geOn, tenders his professional services
70 the public, Calls promptly attended to.
O.lhce, cor, Main and Third Streets, oppo-
site the old Presbyterian Church, [apl5'S2.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1883-03-21
81 am very happy"

l have been young ard now I am
old, and as l stand before God to.
night, l declare that nothing l have
ever given in charity is regretted
Oh, no, it is the riches we keep that
perish; that which is given away
abides viii us forever, it impresses
itself on our character, and tells on
our eternal destiny; for the habit Of
charity for this life will accompany
us to the next. Let us, then, now,
and On every occasion hereafter.
practice that liberality which in
death we shall approve, and repro
bate the parsimony which we shall
condemn.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-02-15
Death of Ex-Gev. Jewell Of C6ii-
uecticiIt.

Ex-Gov. Marshall Jewell, died at his
residence at Hartford, Conn.,, on Satur-
day, aged IS. His disease was sudden
and violent attack OF pneumonia. Gov.
Jewell said to his physician Saturday
afternoon: Doctor. bow long does it
take?" The doctor inquired what he
metit. Coy. Jewell replied How
lons does it take for me to def" The
doctor said: ''In your condition, gov
ernor, it is d matter ofonly few hours
Gov, Jewell then said: "All right doc
tor" and settled back quietly upon bis
pillow.
Mr.. Jewell was born at Manchester,
N. H., Oct 20, 1926 in 1850 lie began 1t
Hartford, Conn, tie manufacture OF
leather belting-a Business which gave
him fortune. During the rebellion he
bore prominent part in the support O.
the government and in 1872 was elected
governor of Connecticut. In 1873 he
was appointed minister to the court of
st. Petersburg. Resigning soon after,
President Grant appointed him post
master general This position he resign
ed a few months before the close of
Grants administration Since then he
has held no Office, except that of char
man of the Republican committee, to
which position be was appointed in 1880
and held until tie time OF his death.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-02-15
Hon. Jere. Black on Anti Nor
mon Legislation.

Jere. Black, in his argument before the
house judiciary committee against the
constitutionality of the anti-Mormon
legislation, took the ground that the mat
tiers to which these laws relate were in
their nature more purely domestic, pri-
vate and local than any other to which
human legislation applies The Nor
mons have the right to make their own
laws on the subject. This right belongs
by nature, and as a great principle Of
universal law, to every separate com
mun!ty settled upon public lands, with
the consent Of the federal government.
| When these people colonized themselves
beyond the limits of a State they did not
leave their liberties behind them. The
feedofh Of a community Results neces-
sarily from the freedom of the indivi-
duals that compose it. This was the very
principle that triumphed in the success
of our Revolution. No one can deny it
now, except for occasions which made
him Tory In l77B. The right o
local seifgovefment Is reserved Hy the
constitution TO tie people of the
Territories as distinctly and clearly as
to the States. A subject upon which
congress cannot legislate in a State is
manifestly beyond its power in Terri
tory. What is called the Edmunds bill,
but which the senator Of that lame
certainly did not draw up expressly puts
its own constructions on the provisions
of the constitution relative to the ex-
elusive jurisdiction and of the
United States in territories. Judge
Black denounced this construction as
allacious; no such jurisdiction is given,
nor any jurisdiction at all over local af-
fairs in territories more than in states;
powers not given are withheld. This is
mere usurpation-a gross violation of
the constitution@which. IF wilfiilly com
mitted, is heinous crime. Judge Black
concluded with the assertion that "the
bill is one of pains and penalties; not to
punish polygamy, but to strike the
whole people of territory with the
blasting curse of political slavery, and
protest against all this legislation as a
per6dious outrage upon the civil liber-
ty of the people, who are, and of right
ought to be, free"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1883-02-15
Wisconsin Farmers.

The revisioa of the premium list OF the mex
Wisconsin State fair has been completed, and
the following have been elected superintendent
of the various departments:
Horse Departmental. b. Ogilvie Of Madison
Cattle De3artment-A A. Arnold OF Irempsa-
Sheep and Swine-Edgar StiIisou Of Oshkosh.
Poutry-W. III. Morrison of Elkhorn.
/ Field and Garden-Dr. C. L. Martin Of James
Fruits aud Flowers-D. s. Pilgrim Of West Gran
! vile
Machinery--T. L. Newton of Beaver Dam.
Fowls. S. Stcknoy Of Mauwatosa
Forage--S. l.. Mason Of Nasonville.
Gates--J. 0. Eaton Of Lodi
| The location of the next State fair has been
/ left TO q committee, and the time has been fixed
| as the FIRST week In September The sum OF
81, 600 viii be offered in premiums for trot-
I ling stock
TIE WISCONSIN HORTICULTURAL. SOCIETY
| has revised its fruit list as follows:
| Apples Eight varieties - Duchess. Wealthy
Fameuse. Pewankee; Plufrb's Cider, Wa.bridge,
| Tollman Sweet. Wolf River.
| For special locations -Tetofsky, Red Astrachau
| ST. Lawrence Fall Orange, Prices sweet, Alex
apder Utter, Westfeld, Seek o-farther, Willow
Twig, Golden Russell Fall Spitzenburg, Haas
For trial on Sandy soils-Dnchess. No. 20, Hy-
slop. Transcendent, Fall Spitzennnrg. -
Strawberries General list-Wison, No; SO
Green Pacific; Crescent, Sharpness Charles down.
Fl For FriaI1Kentucky, Cumberland Triumph
! Miners Prolific. Bidwel. Longfelow.
9fates -~IIeneral iist-Wordeu. Con cord, Della
ware Janesviils; Brighton. Moore's Early.
| For Trial--Isabella, Champion, Elvira, Prentiss
1 Foclington. Duchesse.
| For Elevated, Airy Locations, Clay Soils, Lake
| Regions Massosoit. Wilder, Agawam, Lindey and
/ other hybrids.
RaspbeIries-- General list, Black Gregg, Miami,
Doolittle. Red-Cuthbertt Philadelphia. Turner
| and Brandywine.
Yer Trial-oho Black Cap. shafer and sau-
BIackberries seneral cultivation Snyder.
| Stones Hardy
Pears Flemish Beauty.
| pjums-General cultvation--De Sofa.
For special Locations = Lombard, Imperial,
Gage, Magnufa Bonum. Yellow Egg, Eldridge,
Cherries-Early and Late Richmond and English
Moreilo.