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The Republican journal., 1883-06-21
rarm Eues,

= correspondent " the jlaDd 4Dd wa
~ says tbe raga9os u njrr,HMt0s
among potatoos Dat ~ wete0f"6 ~
putting a quantity W soof apoo fbe yoed
nheD pjaDte1
Jbe LO0d"n L.sr -forh JDDijM s3ts
bfltlsD fatUeJs gni abOW ~ per RallOJ
iDr iDilk. Nbils' If ,a sOid IN rnstD,Dnts ~
~. ~ ri, per flDan ~ ije jUidGIJUAU
Qcfs more lyj rUjD2 tie NIX tbaB ibr
tatUci lof jts DfOGDrtjOD, 1hN jUj1bje-
man gefa fhc riraW ibnte ~ here,
~ fhc rmirsr pt iprptf lrrfgtp. ~.
t'grfcg8uf n ne %rjrnfi6r FARMER,
saI "rtoaUiUX CgDG, ~ al1 ~ fbe D3D.
rnff " diocs'jOU, js oUe ~ fbe biggest
igWDg2g ~ Wo1c}U times, We base ~
rts1cure Hiatefrr DJat rDDkjtQ fbc tDDd
,urtrasos a. digrstbjjity. bn' W. bafe
p.cUiy ~ pfDye TIE rDutiaiY"
. cement finDr tOf stable fIDuid Dr
0ade tirMrg CoNrrrir ~ sfoDe aDd ce-
WrDf well tanmrd lDYt aud snHkrd
g Nh bot gas tar BoN1 bn beet fDt q roB
stable. \ hDfne bfable should be patfd
Nltb cVbDe etOUes, WcJ falfDcd dOBti
ana flied with cement wOrked 10 among
tbe stones blth n st0 brOOjD. Gae tar
8lll make a waterproof and harden II.
II u stated III the Michigan IIOmcotcad
that me busbcl VI barley ~ BOrb about
two bushels u Oais lot lccdjDg purposos
~ Investment pal NJ ven as jnouey
jHHlcjOnsly spent upon tlo fam III ira-
spnable nplo' rmrnts. Draining va
Jahd Will pa} trom iili} ~ nnc ludfrd
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21
Woman BuiYrage

Af ~" Annuu M"min2 NJ ~" Now ED4laDd
woman Suffrage A..Driatior brlI W Truouf
Jrjnpir. Eo,iDn, % Annjrnrart work. thr NJ.
lowjnz rrsDintjon- w"lo adobtnd>
EcsOly"d. Jjiat W. rraGjyn ~ pJBGpio u
representative government I'm all cl1ssDs ~
cjfiHlJs. aUd drtDaHd III Appjir1iiDH W WUHjr H.
W. Arrai2b tin pDjiird ari-iOrrary ~ MIX y.
eOUtrary ~ nature, ri.DB. Ju.tjrr, "&prdjrBrg
aUd common srbs"t wr drHDunrD ihc dOnbIn
staudard ~ BOTais ~ M War vim dOtUDstjc pii-
ritt abd pnbllr firurt 1bd wr DlriYo OIr.nltos
~ rOttDDnd nDOn mr. ilr establishment W ".
publican Yoy"rDm"bt mi trD" d"mDrrart th
NrW ID2jaDd.
R"-Dlyrd Tlim ~ arliyr woman suffrage
<DrjDiy III ctrry NrM EDIland -iaiD " DssrH-
ijal ~ tbc rDi"j"Bt prpspGHfiOu NJ mi BiDtr.
DIrDi. ~ rjr"ulatjb9 pcfliiOBs aHd apDrHjiBY NJ
tie InH)sjtufHs. W. congratulate lfbOd" ls-
laud aDd Na.sarhnsci4 upDH fbr arijtjft NJ
thcir ~iafr AssDcjaiDfis. VII ihyitribD =taio IN.
rrtj"s ~ Maine. NrW IJampshiw aHd lDBbcr.
iirin ~ renewed EFFORT HUd Wp rsD"r11ijy HiX
ID" formation ~ y htatD -OrlDfy ~ vermont q.
10 important WOrk for NJ. AssOriaiiou dHriD9
ijjr coming t"ar.
KDsDiyDd. That wr wrlrOHD ;br "polLdn.
srrBdnd" KomOBsiranis ~ Dnw aHd rltDrriyr
Hljj"s 10 DBt grcih WOyk NJ arOusjD2 WOuUrH ~
tbllF political dniiDss w snp jH ib"ir rpr'Bf ~
pr"ssiOB ~ HdyrtsD political OpiBiDU 10 iUdjrsi.
tim ~ ilD iDrJt1siBI interest ~ WDBrH IN
pune dUdlf< y bDUU y ~ lUN tffk fFsfttfF ~
outrage; aDd VIZ w2Hrl mir DppOsniOU Hs d
p0Hrrtpj 3ddlfjDDJl argument fOr ne suffrage
which ibry drpFDratr.
Kosoitrd. Jbai wr respectfully invite tbo %.
pDu"bfs ~ Impartial suffrage ~ tDoot d. brfDrr
ne prOpl" W tr@D 1Hd tiij disrnssiDB " tlis
RrDat question. aHd we rpqnret ODf rKDrulitn
committee ~ arraDgD Orsurb discussions when.
rYDr and wherDprr praritAblc.
RrsDIycd, That Woman suffrage should b.
iDaho = political issln irrcsp"riiyr ~ parts
lines, ~ ID" domination aDd "lDcii1H ~ lcgjslb
TORI and governors, and that 10 anti.s niragD
raDdidai" for these positions should oyrr agali
rcrNiye The y0tos Of tbe -Gfragi.is Of Sew EDZ.
band.
Resolved. That tbc rcrcHf movements by tbn
governments ~ Canada and Italy ~ extend
suffrage - women II q subject ~ hearty ron.
graduation.
Resolved, That the good result. Of woman
suffrage wherever established, III the Old world
Or IN the new.-in England, Scotland, Holland.
ana Wyoming. ana 10 tie School Suffrage Oi
twelve States, are the pledge and guaranty NJ
it, final triumph everywhere.
Resolved. That the SniifAgist- 0f cacb and
cyrry State ID N"w England should concentrate
their labor upon securing full municipal SUI
fragc for women. and should ne their mort
strenuous efforts 10 get such I1w enacted by
their coming Legislature.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

ID" ftl imperial iilirs u DE Czslr arc .the
orIIodDx. most pion- and Christ loving, most
ani0rraitc, our mighty -OYrrcigr. crowned by
GOd, cxaIicd mitDrrm " ~ f(e gus.a-. Mo-
"ow, Kion. Vladimir and %Oygorod. Czar u
Kaztu. CHHr " A-tIachaD, Czar u Poland.
CHar " -ibcria, lHW Of Kbcr-OD, Tanrina
Czar u Gcorgia. LDrd " p-koG and Grand
Prince ~nOI"D-k 0f Gilannjn, ~ NOnybia, Df
IodoIja and of Finland, Prime u E-tiand. Of
LiflaDd. ~ COurlabd ~ -cm2ila, ~ saiBD-
gilha, of KOteia, Of Foar. " yongOra, "
Perm. of Nialka, 81 Bulgaria OB the VDIga and
0f other placc-; lord and grand prince Df The
Iowand-, Of N0lgDTod. 81 TcIIrrniD0n. of Ry-
az0n, Of POloisk, Of lOstOh. of JarOslatic, u
Byclogzcr-k. Of Cudork, of Obdor-k Of kOn-
disk, Of Nicici.k, Of M-i-lay.k, and ruler Of all
rOunirir- ~ The north: lord ~ The territories
Of Iberia, kariObu.k and kabardDsk and the
districts Of ArincDia; hereditary lord and soy-
rrcign Of Caucasian and Mountain princes and
others: Iord 1nkc.tan, lthi- !. The tat addi-
iion) heir u Norway. Duke Of -cblcswig-IIois-
tein, Of >iorinaDe of DithmarscD and " OldeD-
burg
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

4 Washington Sunday paper claims 10 have
States bonds. 4lIe list Of these nli0naires iD
this country and Europe, l. as follows: Mr.
Vanderbilt, S37 900 900; Mrs. 4. +. Stewart,
$%DyO1D,OoO; Jay Gould, S13.0O0,00O registered
and large amount ofcOnpOD bonds; Mr. Flood
of California, Slj,OO, 900; an estate il Boston
O,OOO,OW each; the estate of Moses Taylor,
s5,OW,OOO; u. .. MiIls, S1,O00,OOO. These with
~ unmarried lady IN Ncw York, name not
given, who has ~S,0O0 900, are the largest hold
cr. 10 the United states. IN Europe the I.Otbs-
chiIds together hold the evidences " nearly one
quarter Of the entire bonded debt. They have
s4o0,OO6,00D. IN England, the Baroness Bur
dett Couits Bartlett has s20,OOO, 900, The Duke
Of Sutherland, s5,oO0 900, and Sir Thomas Bras
~, Sj,00O,OOO.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

1rEsDAt. Jppr =.
Amount ~ htG"k ~ tDattrt. Calilrt gl5l. ,hprt
and laIub-, ~. fat hDg-. I5GAt
Prices of bret cattle n ~ \, ll,r wrleft ct frs
quality. ~ Z5aG p, Gr-i, - 5O4G h sccoud
= "g" "'3z lhlfi, ~ bZtz ~ ., n p""jr-l @rad"'
" roar-" pHeu. buIl- ctc., ~ GDu3 ~.
Big ton lildes, 5zn-c Y D., Brighton JtlloN
Galg1c Y u; Country Uidcs, IIgn Dnc., M ln1rN n.
hcayr g5t2r D. CouHtry TdIOF, GnBfzr 4 D.
CMf -htn-, IInI2izr " D.. NODi skim. rI.15D2 Dg
LAinb skin. 5br rarb. -bearcd sicop -kiA-. w,
each.
Shrcp Hnd Lambs. TbD.r brought iu fi,e trn-nrI
w"rk Gid not co-t ~ high. sheep co-flu2 from = !.
4t51r, and Lambs from 747t1r 4 ", lItr wrl2bf
landed al the siaughier bOu-r-.
-wine-Prlccs of Fat IIDY. have drrlford ,.lf,f,
tlo pat wce., ro-iipg from 7i.a1t,r " g. HI,
weight NDnc offered on the funrEci C,,r -alD
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

Jhr bIno,GaH tgios, aBd fjyyHzjj W. brat.
faf ~. ilr spa's tajBt piisDs brM,
Nj.s =, a. NssDti.W JjaYV1rs N9Za/iDo tDp
JNnn,
1WD cbijdjsh DjsaD DoinimeDM,
~ aDAn HjpDEa,
Bbou ! w8s % trry Bllr rJ,aD. trzDDt1o0pDd
ibo Grsi lt'W disappointment. 8Dd bA9 ~ Grsi
i"ssoD ~ buDjab ibDulblessi"ss. NJ Ajj m5 Difn
NrHr ~" trDDi 1ODt ~ Wt thbors bDDsr. III
FWrpOn, siDDd II jila" mn. ~ tbrjry ~ cynid
u" rsp"rf"d ~ itro IN N bDIJ w. touBY ojios
t00si"J wh"l ibDy Nrp, bl2 enough ~ Gjbb,
aDd wblob ~ DlJDg DDos rrenlatJt siiJDpod ~
~ fragrant blOttDHs. Dtnry summer. ~ rarpB
m ~ bub'1jos ~ "iir srJODliHjsipss,"
~" sUlb%. "l"n ilio sBOw ~as YDD", rIrDU
wirr = jHt ~ giijD5 pa'rb"s Dbdrr ibr rny.
tani bn'bNs. 1Ud wbob tbo wjId gnosr WrHf
boDkjD3 (ar ~ 10 ne Wisty. bjur sky. dj.rDy.
( "rod DJ5i trrtDrd q Iinjr blM pryJjod ~ ibr
,"ry ffop ~ iho lijar itDo. Il was ~ ibr ~,
iHtr 'pd - oUr - 10" i0tHp-t 4" ~. aUd me
. b"rt beautifully torHrd, Il Was ~ aU Dljyn-
3H'Ji me. ~ mr. - "zU UDW frUrBIbcf. 8Bd
j+ brad aBd iali Wrfr pnykod ~ grr) tunrh ~.
i'y ihr f3sAl0B II q rbipppr jjiilr wrrb Wbt9J
bal arm NHtrbrd TtjD2 HbDm fbr rOsn bD-i-
-, y W.. ~" smallest bin ! b1d rypf srNU.
brih9 mis- amour ~ iBrb lDnl. h. ! sbDnd .Hr,
II Was 10 SaiD ibai rrj"d ">bDO" f. Il. aUd ~
van tjIh .hOOk. ~ iricd 10 sbalc. ibr -intdy
Jji1" itrr. Jbrfe ibai bird rrjUajBrd tasi ~ ne
fnI " ~" twi2, y WhHlr dat lh-srd 10 ny
'hi rh1"itot 80 U1kp ~" bt1 .prad ~ oily"
Y M" nbd ~ aWaY. " III" task returned ~
iirrtaI- ~ pay. ana Wb"D r"tBrmbrfcJ II ~
in"nfDi- y inrrgrni l"l-n": fDf = ritlld il u
t"f} bny bDdt Al attempt. ~ rujl-t I've bclp
N Hy "drr. fail"d. at,d ail lnrHrd Il draf oar NJ
Iny cididi.b rDirhi"s ~ "ratrh tho bir1irr hr
jDo.
a .rrDHd day "ffnD. am. ~ IDy drij4ldcd 49,
tOnj-bmon'. lhr bird wa- .Gli tlrro. danrfnY in
TIE hetH" tbat -book ~, -lcndor tWjg- 0f Ne
Iit1r ttrr. ~nrrr "a draY9n4 wy hi4lJ-rhalr
ifOiu ibr bOusD. plaprd II agaiB4f flp fyTkrd
1 trunk NJ 'hD irer. 1nd Witb infinite t3dDs
rIjmbD4 ~ w uIld .rcibrA an inrpeb.o III.
taBr' ff0m fbr 4fnind. lad Hcsrr brrU ~
f1r NJ 10 fbr Nord brfprr M WI bitd w4.
.fili abyto nv brad. Whrn win Il snpJrur M
fgr ! roHrbod fDrtb ono M lrtiD lmb1. wbilr
tbn Ofbrf Was frBIIy ciufrhpd around brturlt,
JG-f tIcb sourtlGn9 .uapttd. ! Trlf Hn ..ldl
9ohf srnshiob. and DcHf fmmd HJajf GM ~
tt" mD.f aud srprs YromH brhtalh lmvra
dlu chu<eioHsws II ~ boinY stafDlrd ~. sb4krn
AUd sHauErJ. Gu MI fIHt u ItJt y b3/t ttptt..
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

\ Denver. COL. dcspHlch Ot iho lOih si,s
Tbr Grand Army " ID" E"pubir ~ nH1nimOns
yOtc denounced iH unmr1sHfod term. the Nri.
DraU Mining company. whirh rrpHty seHi
circulars throughout ibc ra-t urgiH2 c0lnpalr.
70 invest ~ tlc -iDck. ami ~ ibc .rfrr y foru.
rcB.nrcs the fOOrA1O department D1iriai- fOr
lending their DDirlal influence ~ tJo srbrUD.
II was shown BY tlir pccOTd, ~ fho country
where flI" rDiirs ~" chained ~ br lDriirI lhaf
flIe company ba, 10 yc.t"d fiile. ~ property.
and whether ibr Uinr- layr any value what
cyrr j. seriously Jnp-fiOn"d
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

n&nNnDeM

~ &Dt EIBEG.
DDad slDttja mn tDsit n1n
Jpj Dy, tfAf ~ NJ Bjatsb u nm
BlapkDB61 aDA jrbt, ijtD sp12Os stt1OL
ltt~b ftDJU iilo sfAsiajOjs ftDtt MINK,
LjW ~ ~ wDsi WjBGspjDEd jiDs.
JDsstd aBd Njld jD fbo autumn shJps>
Dbfr fbp HafslDs. htDiitBtDjb.
DDns iin sDibA NJ W. tDs'fss ~,
~ 1fAE
b9jf aDl YHfD j. ~ BJagsb III JDBp<
WjA0 mn wAjW jD tn sBDUt DODtj,
~" GDw"tjDz pHsips tyjDgD ~ pDDj
WjHI sJpbifF sl)adDns. diBJ atjd rOOl,
PtpB W. wv bBsbrs "I;pb W|,3l" pajjsf
JD'D bis met fDsa.joaf nm,
W. bINr,GaI t8yiDs< aUd fJy0BYjj ~ bDat
nv ~. tj,r s"a's jzijBt piJsDs brai,
Njss y, y, bassrti. ID JjaYprrs N3Za/iD" ~
JnUt.>
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

fI-U $50 F1hnI%G. ID" AroD.iDOh Hopiib.
jiran. pnbD.b"d ~ CaribDu. say. trout G.litDg 4.
9ODd ~ fbe different sircam- III fhM srpfDu,
'lhp nm" papcr sIys NJ ftir 5adaVaska stream
tbaf Il b1. ryDr JDDB fatBOu. fgr il. from. Lnf
within f"w yrar. tbD IargD frDm layr DOt
D""n abj" ~ pass tbo numerous datB. ~ fir
stream. Fi.b wHys sbOnld br piHrrd IN alj tlr
dalD- oD ne -irans aDd ptoDnny prDtrcf~'I.
tiai ~" front may pa.- from iln riyrr N NJ"
j1!c. W. uBdrr-inBd thai lijr attention ~ fbc
fi-h fDmDi.-iOHrr. bas brrD rAIiod - ttr pnt-
frr mare tIjaD DHrc without rr,nlts...,..AnyIcr.
VIII Gnd ~ The Jmy century 40 illustrated pit.
per ~ ''Ba"k l;a.. Fishing" n I. by 40 rx.
perirhrrd amateur. Ur. JaWrs 4. 1Irji.ball, u
kentucky. II wcILknDWB authority % ~ 40
Jeff- rOnn"rird vim ~" Ny. ne rOd. and ibn
liDrn~"Jbc BD-tOn Herald .ays that Drfrriiyp
WOrm"Jj. ~ B'fhrj. u BOw 10 BD-iOn. ID0ljuY
afi"T spOnsDrD who bayc cyadrd 10" Maine
d.b and 9atnr lass and h. j. iiablc 70 drop 10
whrrc Ioa.t rAprctrd MOrc iban nv spDrt. !.
tnnH hAgp airr1dt Dn HDsiDH ana tlr near W.
rjbjty FOR Maine WaiDTs. -OIHr ~ iAcfU ljasr
alr"ady returned. me grr1irr part " fIrtg
lmyc krpt within the IHJii- NJ The JaW ana art.
wiling ~ 40 .D..,.~Tbr BootlIny canning far,
tory ba. b"cH dDlnY gODd bu-inrs.. Brtwrpn
nIDr mi irD thDn.aBd pDDDd- Df lObsirr wpr.
pnt ~ tl"rc Wcek bDfDre HsL.....JJr alpWilr
rhrb 20 tjjn Maine rDasf II HOw Otrr, aDd u b
fplI a'nta2c DBe. bring #jW barrJ.,..,.1Lc
southern fB1ekrrfj G.brry ba- cjOscd. tcN
NJ tbr Gnci nadc gODd .tocks, OtIiDr. inDt win
moderate .ncc"s., nDd many faiIrd 10 takr auy
hsb ~ rOb4rflncDrr. 1bc NUT uuiUbord abDuf
~" vrs.el-, ~ wblci m nDrc irOm GIODrDstrr.
n from POnlaUd, ~ from other Maine pOtls,
Dbc from NOya -cOija. aDd 81 from Dflj"r hslI-
ing ports.~...At Bootj,bay tbcy arr putting ~
IOi.ers III lialf-ponDd cane, win French IabDls.
fDr 10" French market. 1be agent sylID gatr
ID" Orl"t sIys BE- ean gDt ibDB ripaprr from
the prOyiBres but ~" JObstnrs bcro arp brttrr
and Arji NOR" r"adir jB bi- HiafkDi.....A GlOli-
c"si"r d"spifeb " 10" 7tL sa,e= Tbc traD-par-
pr"""1rntDd 80 the experience u y"feraH Gsh
rriHrD. and iHtrrIeres seriously Win the sueecs.
Of ijio Diackrr"l 1nDi, "DabjiDg Tie I'LL 10 .De
ID" operations Of lbe seiDe, making them wild
aDd jnir1ciaDIr. 1be purse weight, al tie bot
tom " tl" srines could br plainly rem ~ Il
d"ptb Of ~ fafbons, and, 10 coming aOBg.iIr
another ycssrI, one could see under her kerI.
The rDear water ~ raid 10 br moving thj- way.
and shore Gsbermen report that they can src
The hooked fsh start from The bottom iD SEVEN
fafIiOms q water ~ the vicinity " KilIich
Iedgr, Of hi. cape.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

Tie Macias Creamery Association IIa, rOti.
pIetrd i. organization. cjeHiDg John II. Amcs,
I'LL. COllcnDr and Treasurer; j. J.. Nnsh, \.
Burnbatn. y. ~. TarbelI, 3. n. AfnDs. j. T..
Pierce, Directors. The working capital NJ the
Creamery, s2,fDO. !. ~ taken Or pIpdged.
some property owners, not farmers. have taken
stock libcrally. rcycn men III town snbacribed
100 each.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

The rcnainy u J0ln Howard Paynr wrfr 0n
tbo Jtb inst inferred ~ Odk l1iJl CmDctory IN
tie beautiful -pDt prOydcd by Mr. ". forcO-
ran, bis early friend, now OBr ~ WashinQtOh's
OIlc4f and most mubiHrcnt tjiiZpBs. Tie
pa2"aniry ~ the funeral procession and ccrc.
monies ~ The OprasiOH partOOk ~ fbe character
Of national tribute ~ tlc mcnIOry ~ Ohc who
holds lasting place 10 lie hearts lDd homes Of
the American pcGpIe
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21
nm eAaDkA AaO A0OaEA0L0

-ir HeTH WnW Dl1rf snIlesflGfJs. fpofs.
4# eafrr"An"s afo rolj~.fed frDu iiou,a seDl,-
'-t tatDat' arr zaulnunJs. Addgfst Agy)-
f8ra "ifDrJ JDIttaI DNirn. t5rlfasf Iaiuo..
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

1hc highest rtOrc rent at present u 10 Sixth
Avenue, which holds the rank Once claimed by
BrOadway- aIs0 in TwcDiy y-tbird street. which
crOsscs the above mentioned avenue. some re-
taller. pay 10000 a ycar, having several -tOres
thrown INTO one In addition 10 The rent and
rIerk hire IL The cD.t Of advertisements and IL
~ not uncommon for . irsi-cla-s retailer 10 pay
SSD for one in-"riion ~ the Herald. Adyer-
Using, indeed, j. next 10 Importance 10 q good
business stand, for there IL no usr iD having q
store unless sou JET The public know what IL
contains. New York Lettcr.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

4 soil broken up to the depth OF twelve
inches VIII contain full twice as much Of
The Important elements as soil broken
70 depth Of only six inches Besides,
deep breaking enables heavy rains to sink
rapidly, thus preve: ting the accumula-
tion Of too much water on or near the
surface. Subsoiling land is a great pre-
ventiye to drought, as it forms a recepta-
Gle for moisture too deep down to injure
the crops, and beyond the direct agents
Of evaporation.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

THE ThrrB Most VI br dlsoa.ps N
ca'tIr mn caused bb Hr0ug trcatmrDt
toO muclI tccd at one fiuc. too liulc W
another ntr. i cmflr aud loiEca were
ted ana ##fcrcd ana uyrd propcrlr fbrrr
wou't br littl" disca5r lrclrcfed.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

J nefer knc@ anl onc thai @as Inn
good too smart to bc u tafucr Jhc
biGe -kt, the Dainy brccIps And gronl
fields never tainted any pnrr luan's
morality or dwarled anY uoDlD mau'H
luteIIertnaI abIIIlE. I.amnIr.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

William Painter, u Delaware county
Pa, says During an experience Of 40
years as plain, practical farmer, have
taken much interest in ascertaining the
best season for telling timber; and now
state with confidence that fencing timber
such AS all kinds Of oak, chestnut, red
hickory and walnut cut from the middle
Of July TO the last Of August will last
more than twice as long as when cut in
winter. Yes, as rule timber will last
three or four times AZ long if cut in the
months above narued.n
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

BrENING TREE STrMrs. Tree stumps
are SAID 70 be easily removed by boring
two-.nch hole eighteen inches deep into
The stump FIJI with concentrated 80
i1tlon Of saltpetrc, and plug up to keep
"ui water BY spring it will have per
lneated every part Then fill the hole
"lth Kerosene, set on fire, and the whole
stump. it j. said, will be consumed, even
to the roots. 1t would seem to be feasi-
VIZ, and it il certainly an easy way to get
jid Of stumps. The ashes viii remain 10
ictilize the soil carolina Farmer.
The Republican journal., 1883-06-21

fence rail was blown right through tle BODY 81
q mule by the Missis.ippi cyclone, 20 die siory
g"es- Even q cyclone ha- - approach 4 nude .idG
ways 10 get the better Of him
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demonstrating with the club the manner in
which the blow was dealt.
please show the jury just how it was
DONE" continued Mr.. Howard
Would you like to have me paste you one,
theR?' grewled Stout, as he turned OH has
interrogation.
When questioned about the assignment of
his claim to Dr. Griffith, alluded to else
where, he told the story unblushingly, and
in answer to the question, You sold your
claim to DIR. Griffith, and after finding that
he could not realize on it, you drew the
money from the road and kept it yourself,
did your replied, Il did, by ="
On the witness stand he denied ling
Dunbar for the purpose of robbing, and told
how after leaving the body and walking a
hundred yards or more. he thought of .ne
money and returned to get it, He said that
when he first left his victim he was still
breathing
WAS he dead when you left him the
second time after robbiug him." interposed
the prosecutor.
II didn't know, and I didn't care o
G. d-n," was the brutal rejoinder.
Such was the prisoner sdeportment during
the entire trial, and it was due to the atrocity
of the crime and the homicide's brutality at
the trial, rather to any lack of ability on the
part of his counsel, that the death penalty
was imposed.
The jury returned Its verdict on the 9th of
January, and an immediate motion for new
trial was made. This was overrued April
3D. and sentence pronounced by Judge Hei-
Ter. The case was appealed to the Supreme
Court, and taken up June g. and orally ar
gued, the Judgment of the Tower court being
ffirmed on July1 A peti ton for a rehear-
ing was then filed and denied The errors
claimed by the defense on which the appeal
was taken were, first, error in the charge OF
the court; second, the presence of jurors al
legged to have been preIudieed
against the defendant third. the
exclusion of certain evidence sought to be
| introduced by the defense tending to prove
the unsoundness of the prisoners mind by
reason of epilepsy. On Aug. 6 Governor
Porter was appealed TO as last resort but
the Chief Executive refused to interfere
with the execution OF tbs laws decree, and
| the resources of Stout's counsel were ex-
hausted. He had little hope of a reprieye or
of the commutation of his sentence, and ex-
hibited but little disappointment when ap-
prised of the Governors refusal to interpose
his power between him and the hangman
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least two thousand people at the undertake
er's establishment They will to-day be
taken to Wesley for interment
All three of the Rockville papers got out
special additions this afternoon and treated
the execution in a highly creditable man
uer. The papers were on the streets in less
than an hour from the time the drop fell.
Among the sherifs- who were in attend
ance getting pointers. SC 10 apeak were Hess,
of Marion, accompanied by Deputy Glazier;
Brennan, of Putnam; Deputy Spinning, of
Fountain; Myers, of Verrrllion; Mahan, OF
Vigo; Deputy Davis, OF Montgomery, and
Kirkham, Of Fayette.
The Journal correspondent, who witnessed
the execution of Guetig and several Indian
apolis gentlemen who were present at that
event were forcibly struck with the remark
able resem biance between Stout and the
above mentioned young man. In age, bUld,
expression OF countenance and conduct. the
two were almost exact counterparts. Even TO
the minutest details of the execution, that of
to-day was reproduction OF that OF Louis
Guetig.
The newspaper representatives present at
the execution were: p. V. Collins, Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette; Hilton U. Brown,
Indianapolis News; r. H b. Mccain, Craw-
fordsville Journal; Will Fishback and A. A.
Hargrave, Terre Haute. Express Frank Will
son, Charlottesville Argus c. n. Williams,
Chicago Tribune; t. H. Adams Vincennes
Sun; Jere Keeney, Crawfordsville STAR NJ
L.. Casey, Clinton Herald; Messrs. Cunning
ham and Mcintosh, Charlottesville Review;
Mart Keenan,, Rockville Republican; J. Fl.
Beadle, Rockville Tribune, and the Journal
correspondent.
In conversation with Buck, yesterday
morning. Mr.. Courtney said, Buck, no
matter what your feelings may be or what
you are suffering rememb Der when you drop
that no amount of struggling will help you,
and for Cod sake keep still" Buck smiled
in his customary manner and replied
with a determined shake Of the
head: You bet your life I'll not Just
watch me, and FL show you how man can
die when he has to-. As Stout stepped on
the trap to have the moose adjusted to his
throat, Courtney whispered in his ear, Re
member Buck, don't novel to which the
condemned replied only by negative shake
of the head and fixing his lips firmly to-
gether. H S. N.