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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26
The ssleepi.x Car Nuisance.

The travelling public il not very
vall plessed with the new sleeping
car service ON the Central Pacific.
and loud and deep are the mutter~
ines. The Pullman Company
opened out with . raise of fifty
cents berth and . dollar . section
between Reno AID San Francisco,
but they have deemed it wise to re-
duce to the old figures, and the
present rates are the. same as
charged by the G. P. Two ladies'
we're recsatly charged Sl.75 each
for the privilege of riding on the
Pullman from Reno to San Fran
cisco, and other complaints are
gradually coming to the surfsce.
journal.
The way the sleeping car system
has been managed has always been
= nuisance to the public. The con-
tinued black mail levied upon the
passengers by porters and their ig'
norant and impairment subordi'
mates has been the crying evil OF
the s, stem. Hardly man or wo-
man who has Travelled on sleeping
cars but has been subjected to the
annoyance of being insulted by
men who c.ean the spitsoons and
black the boots. The passenger
pays four dollars day for his sleep
ing accommodations, which ii
double what hotel would charge,
and if be does not submit to the
additional bleeding process OF thu
train help he is treated like tramp
stealing q ride by the surly, boor
ish and cheeky men who make W
the beds and dust the sections out
No man having any respect fol
himself likes to engage in any 81 er
cation with subordinates and Thu
feeling is all that has kept hun
dreds of them from being uncer
imoniously kicked through the doc
and off the platform. The Pullma'
Car Company is itself responsible
for this state of affairs and cal
easily remedy it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26

the 200tootoOSOOo SSEAAC'
Charley Goodwin, in the Salt
Lake Tribune, takes this view OF
the strike:
In one sense the strike of the
telegraph operators is the most
wonderful on record. 1t was in
Simultaneous from Portland, Maine,
to Pc. tland, Oregon. Since Ma
poleon, with . wonderful prescience
set three armies in motion, one
from Paris. one from Ess' ern and
one from Southwestern France and
tanned them so perfectly that they
all made . rendezvous be. end the
French frontier within twenty four
hours of each other, and the aston
ished eremy found there were three
armies instead of one to fight. the
achievement has been deemed Que
Of the highest proofs that tho
mighty COrsican ever gave OF hls
measureless superiority over ordi-
nary men, But this movement OF
the telegraph operators is more
striking than the combination,
which, made in the brain OF one
man in Paris, eliminated amid the
German hills. This strike instinct
ivly reminds one of those fateful
words of holy writ, where the last
day is described, when the great
angel suddenly to . startled world
il to proclaim that time is no more.
A thrill ran through the wire to
ordinary ear there was no signih-
canoe in it but under the deft fic-
gers and trained ears OF those
whose business it is to count the
pulse beats of that miracle which
long ago announced that, 80 far az
its work was concerned, time
should be no more, there was q
meaning, and a. one man, in every
Office for 5000 miles across the
Continent, they rose from their
desks and moved away.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
rne Great Swimmer Drowned.

BUFFALO, July a. Captain
Mathew Webb. the great Eng ish
swimmer, persisted in his attempt
to swim Niagara river at the whirl-
pool rapids this afternoon. He was
rowed in . skiff to . point on the
river opposite tho Old Maid of the
Mist landing by John McC'ay. the
ferryman 1t tho falls, and leaped
from the boat at two minutes past
4 o'clock. The daring swimmer
passed the big rapids all right.
keeping in the middle OF the stream
| When he struck the whirlpool he
| was rushed to the American side,
where the waves, it is estimated,
are from thirty to forty feet high.
The last seen of him he was throw.
ing up his arm. His intention had
been to pass the whirlpool on the
Canada side. His shoot off from
the rapids was extremely thrilling.
The refusal of the railroad COM
panies to have anything to do with
what they regarded as going to his
death, rendered the affair financially
Ia failure. The river has been
searched fer two miles below the
whirlpool, but no trace of Webb
has been found. It is generally
thought that he was ensulfed in
the whirlpool. Webb leaves wife
and two children in England.
Fred Kyle. manager for Captain
Webb, has arrived from the falls,
and gives up all hopes of his safety.
The Collapsed Lard King.
| CHICAGO, July 25.-Peter Nc
Geoch, the collapsed lard king, in
answer to . question whether he
proposed to start in business again.
said: II cant tell. The fact of the
matter is, I am as yet unable to tell
what 1 shall do. I feel entirely
dazed and bewildered. Why, just
think of it! On that Friday I had
600. 900 to my credit in bank. and
by Saturday they took $500. 900 and
could have taken the other $780,
600 if had permitted it. It is not
what I would do, but what I can
do. Really. I don't know what my
resources are. My property is
} heavily mortgagsd. Tho gentle
man who just left the Office is one
; of my partners. He had called to
. ask me the same question you have
: asked me. I would not engage in
, business again, vt least not that
, kind of business, if it were not that
I wish to pay my debts.
J Killed by . Mower.
WHEELING, w. Va. July GA
. horrible accident occur led near
Webster, Taylor county, this morn
ing. A farmer named William
Casson was driving . moving
, mashins and holding in his arms a
child three years old, when the
horses became frightened. and the
boy fell from his fathers arms in
front of the cutter bar. Tho father
I jumped to savo the child. fell, snd
the machine ran over both. The
> boy was cut to death and tho father
horribly mangled and fatally in
iured. The machine was broken in
pieces and one horse XII led. It il
! feared the young wife of the farme,
will die from the sudden shock.
= Finding the Body OF tho Lost
! Child.
. FRESNO, July 25.-The body Of
. the little girl, Alice WILSON. the
: daughter of one of = party Of
campers, and who was lost in the
. mountains near Donkey Greek on
. the 18th instant, WAS brought into
. town to-dsy. She was found yes
> terday in . deep hole on Bea,
e Creek. about two and half miles
, from camp. She had evidently
fallen into the creek and drowned
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26

Lost.
On Sunday morning a pair Of large
balance scales, for weighing Ice, pc
tween the residence Of General MuTPny
and the former residence of Harry
Eur1ter. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at Doc Benton's stable
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26

Persons wanting good and cheap fam
ily groceries will find it to their advant-
aye 10 call at Barclays Grocery Store:
at Cheeney's old stand, for family sup
plies.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26
Shaving. Etc,

Shaving, Etc.
For a good artistic shave, for hot or
cold baths, or for scientific hair dressing
90 to Cunha's at Muller's old stand.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26
Wanted

Found,
A meerschaum pipe. Owner Will cali
at this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26
so Cents Per Week

~ All classes of legitimate advertisenen.s
-. .xcasd;n~ III lines inserted in this column
for 50 Cents per week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-07-26
lest or 1trayed.

lest or Strayed.
A brown horse, branded J: on left
.houIder: both hind hoOfs cracked. The
Under viii be rewarded be leaving the
same with Smyth & Morris. Empire.
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
LEGAL
VRUsTEE's SALE.


hy virtue ol the power Enst tu no me Dl Ger
TAIN hecl IN trust uateu august R2l l1'H. 70
recorded On pages Ri 20 331 OF hook ] NJ THE
records pi mortgage Of McLennan county
irhas, "Nrchicl 70 me AS trustee by &. ,.
W. lttr ana ms WHO Sulhlo Mtte, % secufr
lhomAs llntiey ana sarah y Jones Ia The
payment oi Two certain iruihts'nr' notes aud
interest. 10 said deed 10 trust Inscribed, tho
one uur shld llusley being Tor slW lat dated
NutusI ~, ls'H, que NJ WE'VE months ani
"e'llhS WE'VE per cent interest per Ahhum
'Inu HAtet payable quarterly. Hnh having
t"u ltoi tbr'Iu OF date september =. ~,
"gu ''g Wll' gue -Hlh '"ht- uelhE Iof r2.hte.dl,
hcaring ne same Interest ns the last aud
helts entitled To n cr-it Of some a3U ou nr
ana '"het' Ior the purpose of paying On the
balance due On said proml,soty notes, default
40 the payment pfwhich hos been uade, .,I,yt
public uciion. ior each. he orr me court hdisp
door. of NCLcunsn county, Texas, In " Htl
on the .ith Gay ut February next between IN.
hours OF Iu O'Clock d On and O. clock d. IA OF
sal day, the following described tracts OF pHr.
GELS Of land, TO Wit
-onr hundred and ulnctv-right tlHsl Acie,
OF land ont Of the Geurp' GiNchs thirteen labor
survey ot land On Middle Bpsque river IN said
Mclounan county; Beginning thH survey Ut
said Giycns' survey and raunins-i hence \
thence $ too 4 1865 wares to corner Thence
W7 = cjs yaras 20 tn south line Of the Civ
rl ---IhruCc tuS luIs NHrA. To the begin
ming.
--Al-o one hundred and sixty and one
MN acre. oi lRnd out ul the ". " FrrziHr
ouc-thtrl oi league survey ~ land Ia Mci.pu-
nan county adjoining said GiyeuS survey 90
the Fact uf it'll cgnniug Uiits vArAs y 500 w
nom the original south ~ est corner OF the
Holmes survey out " salt Frazier, and running
--Thaucc y SO " as yarAs IN a planted tone
--IbcuCC Il SO liis NdrHs to n planted stone
fr r e rrct-- Thence 3b- h. % vHrAs ~ u
planted stone, which Is Potts n. ". aud
Holmes h. corner out ot same survc5
Thence 90 llt- N2ras to the beginning.
land the waters Of Middle HuEUu4 Hfl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
'TRusrEE's SALE.

By virtue NJ the power vested In nm, hvn dor
tain deed in trust dated NuNrnbyr tiy al I-,o
ANA recorded Ut pages zoi % .iu of Bppk ~
the records Of nuttRaVua Of McIcnuuu COUNTY.
Nitte and his wife SOYkr Mittc To secure.
thomas linsloy In the payment two pruu.i..
sbrl notes executed tn him by said &. r.. wife,
The On" Tor the sun Ut II, M u dated August
z-d, 1879, aud Tue at tWctyo months bearing
twelve per cent interest ucr nunuiu nom IT,
dalr nay able quarterly and the other tor the
sum ui 7i2i 90 dated NtNtHbrr 3d, t,sI, due
On August 2id. 1851, aud bearing Twelve Jor
cent Interest after duei aud TO secure SARAH ..
jones In the payment Of two prOmiASuIy u,trs
"Not utrd by SAID q. 4. Mitt1 Ia her, the me
Tor r. BIS 81 dAtyt At gust g4d, lu,t amt duv 4
weiy" months aud bearing Twelve Per cent ,u-
t"test per Annuln alter ii ate, pHyAhiu VuattrtIy,
amt IN" other Tor 500 IA. dHtru November d
iesu due On August 22d. 1851, aud braIlug
twelve per cent Interest nttur due. the -nf4
$3.50 ""i date september -, ~. Rnn -AtH
~ ,a'S ~ sole credit OF $50 70 go. , Will ui
lhr request NJ IN" Ut Iiu-ley amt JuUU~ ton
the IurpuS" pI pHyingon the uA auup due 600
said prumissOrY notes. default In the pu,m,ut
81 wuch has been made. sell al public auction
tor cash, before ihr courthouse door ut Mut.pu.
uNn county, Texas, In waco, uu the gth day tt
February next, bet cen the hours ~ 10 u'tIurk
IN an I u'Dl. Oh y III of antI day. the tot
lowing ursCrbrd tracts or parcels uT land
-iiuhied In Mclcurin county, ~ MS, to VII .
! Ion" hundred uuul huru- ~ land uul 90
ily 1rnrTH tiNrn- thrtc'u labor strive. OF
Ihu1 on hlddin hp-pu" fiNtr. brgluuiug thr
HuiNeF IT Ia sam" Ht po. Il zoe" b. 81 .II.
u 0hll 'lvyn- hulNt} which iH Ui7 NTu- go
aH gr rS " nom the original south tu-l fart. r.
~ thr same IL being tho : b. corner at the.
tact out u suld GNcu- survey assigned tr
Mary thompson IN prtitlUn ui "a" fr,gnUrr
state and Running 1hrucr so degree. "
ti7 warns To a corner IhrtC zee S ~ dyprn "
7h7 J-l0 20 VarnH 10 "A stake TOR a corner. Ihrucu
$ 'o degrees COS varhs t. corner Thence .
40 drgrrls l. Nis .N-luO NarA- tu the beginning,
o.. Also all TINT lot NJ land uut Of he samuel
Johnson head right survey ON the Nurih Uu-
4ne river OF about clphl Ncr's cal ed timber
ut No -Brguuing under 81 blLTuf = ~lNulil
ak tree ! hrucu ruuutHE lb degrees b. ln
ftrh~ o. the Nprth bu-Vur river hence Up
me " ''uuo 10 degrees ~ $3.50 NHraS-- thrurr
80 deg oyHTH- Thence IS upsrt-- d.
20 tho brgmhiug becUr 90 Wh T.. + " tt-
nv Joun " Locker Rctervucr h made 10 .Hu
records Tor more particular description
biaidHt T., ". GRAHAM trustee.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
MEDICAL.
The Great English Remedy.

Il q never failing Cure
for nervous debility,
exhausted vitality,
seminal weakness,
-uernatorrhpa, LOST
MANHOOD, lmpoteu
cy, paralysis, anil all
the terrible effects Of
self abuse, youthful
fuliles and excuses Of
mHturpr years such ~
Oss OF memory, lHs-i %
tudp, nocturnal enls-
sion. aversion ~ rocie
~, dlnlness of Vision
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

+, Danaiger's Vegetable Fever and Aguc
I"Ndrrs are a sure and safe cue Tor all
Ha.arIai lever, ~ spepsia and bilious com
pHlhls' THESE powders have been
thoroughly Tested having been selling on
lnelr n,rlls tor tile past thirty } eais pm
,,,PaIy IN the eastern states and In the
west lnuigs. see testimonials, which can
l'e lad OIL application. Price 81 per box
an Dc s,nt BY mail. For sale 10y Castles,
W., MVfilson X Co, Waco, agents, Tor cen
tral ItXas.-UlOilBm.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
InDnt E'DruegE IL

II you 90 to Dub in remember aud
stop at the City Hotel All dummers
stop there. The bill Of fare is first class,
m ais eScellently well served pap ng hot,
aud 70 m clean and airy, W tn nice beds.
The ity Hotel is one Of the best hotels
on he line Of the Central. 02UGllm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
FOR SALE.
= Valuable Farm, Finely I'm
prINed.

OWING to the fact that mylbusiness in
t-Nh demands my undivided attention 1
va sell at bargain one OF the fines
+H' us III MeLennan county, COZ sisting
~ near 80 acres OF land and within less
Ian one-hali mile OF the corporate lin
~ " the city Of Waco at nearest point
improvements CONSIST II two story
i itee Tesidence with eight rooms fin
''Hed' large aud excellent barn and com.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

mofher-"n ystot, "a size dangerous and what
D0cfOr ." Yes, madam. she IL dangerously III.
Tue NHuH u.ar HaI I7uiaf forces are not In equi-
l.hrIwt There ia an irclrssei centflvetal action
hbnUt tao c.rthrUm and mrdulla ohi0ngata tina
pofiA, circulation ~. .la'tsi suspended Manure
Mother STOP, lr icarau-s tal t.op And 20
~ work Al ono, 81
DOofOy.-'i v 'I =. Off CAM
Mother, r4.H Two WrJ.4 have etrIrod-
d." .uag't. "H. ..rt.i shall as dt.cafiet a. once,
t"o "..Asa .cL F,.I procure that which
Dduphtss'. inal W. t1ra- 'f qmrlad. and think
II the only tang tL-. v..l r,ltote me to health
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
CONSTRUCTIONS.

a. GALVESTON with Mallory Line
OF steamers tor key West and New \ nrk;
MOig gan Line tUI New Orleans, India.
nOa, Corpus Christi, Brownsville amt
Vera Cruz
At ANGOLA with |. q q. n. h II. tOi
Columbia and town. in HraI)riH county
Al ItUsEN B IIItG with q. IL. az >. 4
railway, (ouu-ct kUutc) Tor Columbus
Nemar, HAYWOOD, Lulng, san Anto
Mo. Laredo, Uvaldc and Western
Texas ANA MeIirO;HisD Tor Houston and
S,ar AMI Crescent Route Tor Beaumont
OrAIga Lake CharIes,the leche Country
New Orleans nnl all points m the South
east, North and E.-t With New York
JcNAs * Mexican railway Tor WhAJtJn.
NlcrOria and stations on mat line.
At BRENNAN win II. & I. G: rail
way Tor Hempstead, LrIbetteI, Cid
dlng- MCDade and Austin.
Al HILANO with /. a G. n. II. Il. ton
liearne, Pale, tine, Rookdalr, Round
Rock GrOrgrtOwu, Austin. san Marcos
New Bruuul'ls. San Antonio and Laredo
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway Tor Waco
Al McGREGOR with Te1asand st
Louis rBilNaY tor WHcO, COrsiclna
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleas mt, Gilmor
leAa kama.
At M0RGAN with ToGAa Central rail-
way Tor Waco Ross, illco, Iredeil, Cis
60 and all points on that line.
At CLEBu RNE Junction OF Dalla.
Division Of q q. y 5, +. R'y
At FORT WORTH with Mi-sour
Pacific ana TeKts Pacific rAilwAys ioi
all points on those lines; Tor III Paso
santa Fe. San Francisco and the Pacin,
Coast, and tor kHnsHs city. 81. Louis
Chicago, New York and all pOints Norti
/ East ana West
At DALLAS with II. a T G.. R'y; r
" T.. R'y. Hnd Dallas Extension Of ia,
| Missouri Pacific Railway.
! Ef-see That your gickrts reht over thlr line
El-foT fuu Information address
UBlAk1 MIkRAI,
Seni Pass Aga
GAigss.Ja, FsrA
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

county hom eeflects nr the recent iIeeze
lave been very heavy. We ale informed
'hal Tue l,ss lIOm me Hooks has been
over ~ per c, nj. and from Other sources
we earn that in no case will the loss tall
HelO" 10 or ~ per cent. a aIge numb l
VI Ihe SHEEP IL, zen are thOse recently
thought here from other states and young
'lmbs. This loss will be severe upon
our ciiizens whose capital is thus invested
nHs ihey ale not the k,nd OF men WHO SUI
ithuer 20 illcultes, beuer protection
io' stock is the lesson II number have sill
10 learn.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

For lame back, side or chest use Shi.
loh's porous p aster. Price N cents.
For sale by Castles, Morrison Co.,
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
Notice Ia ssinnpr..

Waco is not out Of Baggiug and Ties
for You can find plenty Of them at l.
Strauss, East Waco, al reasonable
prices. O2U4tf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

shlloh's cough and consumption cure
- sold by US on a guarantee. 1t cures
SSUohsump'ion. Castles, Morrison X o.,
Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
LOCAL. MARI4ET~.

Mems five hats, Stetsons specially,
at Sanger Bros.-t2Oltc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

| HAVE, IN different pHrt- 81 tue tIty, ueuIra-
bic building lots, which the prudent cash
purchaser IL AdyIsed To- lOgf At before purchGs
lug. Also choice lAuds 10 small OF large tracts
IN III derent counties, at prices 10 suit. GILT
eig e title. Iii 20 your Interest ~ see NE II
you want either city ar country pfupers li
glosu GEO. HARSAED,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

nR II ". WHITE. Physician and sur
IN rear OF Methodist church. Omre-uNur
state Central hank. Telephone ut residence
ami Office --0llOlm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

A GOOD brick rr.lueuCr corner ~ second
"a and Mary streets Also ia hcre- Of lIn-
prov cd lAud miles west uf Voc ulIYIutuE
W ITicu's farm AMI known % the steel
place. Also II trauts Of unlmIrOvet lauf BOO
an, rent parts Of McLanLAH ecu ty fUr tcr'us
Us Austin street uIZilm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

Turkeys, per ,oz., s7.o0@l2.O1 Chickens
per du1., - -una ~. l. 2. ~. II ,tter 25u
a.. II ncy I..sr rltatucs, sweet, So:
ish, We tern, ~ 90; ,u-trrl, ,ert 81 ~.
lurnps GQc. HIDES, green $50, dry tint 100
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

WACO GREEN TIU-L.-FVrr blooming
w rYsG-. hyaolutn ., tulips, niles, rnslDr
hichsisr, gerAGlums New yarieiiu-I lr.t stock
ever been Ia WACO. Give Iurh oall meas 7iEtA
street 81 GRAY.
IAUtgn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

strict midilug o4c; miidlipg w., strict lo
midi ng oAci l1N mlJulng otsei stained, AZ
&c on.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09
z,,SA'.

4 MALL lady, watch \ liberal ward
~ " II bs p as furit. delivery To- o. + pHl-
lam a. Il HAus compress . H-.N
A PLAIN GOLD bracelet The hllei Wfll re
~ phvr ly ruwarirl by having 1t al this
ice. -2-1-lw
4 GOLD watch kew, Wit, port q sHgl
~ .,ll CT nlu attached I'M nhrr VIII hr
literally rewarded by leaving il at This onc"
-5-lw
4 GOLD medal with "Rivp.rc N,dA'' and
n 'NdunIe L Wilkes engraved un uur
side ant AN organ Or the other. Ni, pay
lib"rrl reward tor Its !, turn to ShHw Down
mans drug store. W u -HNW
Ol3llw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-02-09

GOOD fam " mile. re- OF " 500. 20
y miles south OF .l, 40 acres, Ff az
which age iu cultivation. .pu1 spr.ug. ian
head of GRADED cattle, W head ~ sheep, htI-.-.
farm inIIl m-uts, exc. Apply FOL Is I.-
ham. ou he prrml-es u-Ll
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-08
WAS II Di&LOEALTL?

1t seems as il the Northern press
VIII never grow weary waving The
the bloody-shir;. Colonel Rior, in his
admirable speech in response TO toast
on Jefferson Davis, at Chester some
time since, spoke in rather glowing
and eloquent terms Of the old CHIEF,
and characterized; him as "our hero
martyr patriot'. 20 bis remarks thc
indianapolis J0WNW takes exception.
and calls tho Colonel and his Rebel
friends TO task for their disloyalty. In
the course of a long editorial it has This
to say:
The nation has been marnanimous in ifs
treatment Of all who wen! into rebellion
The only adequate return that can he made
Is graceful loyalty to the old flag and to
an undivided country. The Lost Cause
can never he galvanized back into life, nor
can the dross Of States Rights be success.
1ully gHdcd into rnrc geld The cause
went down forever With those who were
misguided enough to give it tie support Of
thcir fortunes and their lives The person.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-08

IllE WONDERS OF JiyA.--- java !:
WonG"rtul enough as Il lIXurin,, trop-
lcal region: bat as II volcanic region lis
inaiNr!S are uncTUalrd. It l., nt once Il
paradise ana an inirriIu-- Il land WhrrC-
Ill nature has strangely Informing led
lilr and death, beauty nnu nlol,lruS;ty,
SPiHhuorS and horrors. ThCrc are
'Hlrty-cigh; active volcanoes tlIcrc--aH
averaging 10000 feet in hrinli; (which
continuously Observation-Disclosures
titles Of sulphur and su!nhurouS v;;ror.
There arc volcanic rivers OF bu;iium
mud. "a TAschcm, in the cas,r.r
extremity Of the island, there is y lgl;r
lmprr@na!cd with SuIrhuric aciH. on,
@! Which linlNs Il river OF acid water
III which no living creature can exist.
l'ic banks arc barren amu mhnSliv ou,I
drGo'Aic; where that river culcrs the
sea no fish may live. And Who h,.
not heard OF the GEcvr Vnor. ,Er
''a'lry uE roiSon;" "ncH" ;.a!,ir, which
IS ihc @ian, hollow formed hv the crater
OF II dead volcano? Sir Char,rs T.vru.
l'c Scnio9iSt, tells Us thHt ilIi; vHllrv j.
justly an oh|'ct oi terror to AL tie
surrounding country: H. is vcrit%b!y
the "NnliHy Of the Shadow Of Death"
"tNcry llvIn" htin!; which penetrate.
into this valley fails doru dead; ana
the soil Is covered with The cnrcassts
ot tigers, deer, birds, aud even the
nohrH CT mrm--al Killed by The ubuu-
uant cnanaIions OF cavb0mic acid GAS
ny WHlch the bottom OF the valley is
iltlcd. Ih"rH arc many lesser yA,lrys
oi Il similar character, filed with ,lri,d
creatures, Who:o rrmAinS arc strangely
Pf'ScFycu by the SuipI,urouS air, even
p'hcN'h that b.a"inG sun. The bones
hi"Mc decay in li'at "tmo>phcrc; the
l"Sil "nd skim HnA hair rclnain TN
rna'i;S"l during the passing OF crntu-
rlCs. ~. q. IIUc$- D&Dyrjf,f.