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HELENA, ARK.
A Judge Shot i'm His own COurtROOm
--The Charter Retained.

Special TO the Appeal
HELENA, May 24.-Judge M. I. Sanders
of the Circuit Court, was assaulted to-day in
The courtroom just after the noon recess by
DIR. E. o. Moore. Two shots we're fred by
Moore. one taking effect and passing through
the left hand of the judge, between the
index hnger and thumb, inaicting
painful wound. Great Indignation and re-
greet are manifested on every hand at the un-
fortunate affair, and much sympathy is felt
for tse family of DIR. Moore-one OF the old
est ard best in the Stately all classes.
Moore surrendered himself at oscs 10 the
officers, and will have hearing Tomorrow
THE CHARTER RETAINED.
The election to-day resulted in the rsten-
ton of Helena's charter and municipal priv.
ileges, notwithsi anding about three-four,hs
Of the bondholders are yet to be heard from
in the matter of the compounds, which il
confidently looked for, failing which, ano ther
election will be held and the city go out.
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THE NAaHVILLE DRILL.
Second Day of the Great Contest-Grand
Military Ball.
gpeeial tn the Appeal.l

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, May 24.-To-day proved to
be a glorious one for the competitive drill,
and thousands were attracted TO the Fair
Grounds to witness the several crack compa-
MES. At the staItout the Crescents seemed
to be the favorites, and everyone appeared
on the q,a .ipe to witness their maneuyers.
The Treadways put up superb drill, also
the Houston Guard, the Crescents and
Busch's Z1uaves. At the conclusion of the
drill Of the Crescents they we're presented with
a beautiful token. The Zouaves having no
competitors had 3 walkover, winning the
prizs Of $1,000. 1t is the opinion tonight
that the race lies between the Tresdwsys,
Houston Rifles and Mobile Rifles. A grand
miltsry ball was given at the Capitol, which
was literally filed with people. The artil-
lery drill will commence tomorrow, and be
followed by a sham battle and grand dress
psrade. 1t is estimated that about 10000
people we're at the Fair Grounds, and this
will rot by any means be diminished to-mor-
r1W
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IRELAND.
RIsHoP CRoKE's WELCOME.

LIMERICK, May 24.-The inhabitants OF
this city and county are preparing hearty
welcome for Archbishop Croke. The hills
ard valleys Of the county will be Illuminated
tonight in his honor. Archbishop Croke,
lying to an address at Wicklow depot,
said il was the Pope'a great love for the Iri.h
people that caused him TO be so solicitous for
their welfare. He was confident when the
Pope understood the situation better the eff
forts of the priesthood and himself for the
Irish would be crowned With success. Tins
would prove the correctness of his represer
tsticns TO the Pops; meanwhile he urged III,
people TO sublaii TO the Vaticsn.
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Express Rabhery.

CLEVELAND, May 24-The United Stats
Express Compauy's money carrier, Alexan.
der Granger, received sundry packages OF
money and other vsluables from the east
bound Lake Shore train at Union Depot this
morning, and put them in buggy standing
outside. Somebody from the ice room called
to him, and no one being in sight he stepped
little way from the vehicle to ascertain
who called. Returning, he drove to the Ex-
press Conlpany's main Office, aud there dis
covered two bsgs similar to the compsny's
pouches, but filled with brown paper, ad
been substituted for the Two containing
money. 1t is supposed that the robbery h ad
been carefully planned BY experts, and exc
cuted at the moment Changers attention was
diverted. The missing pouches are said TO
contain in the neighborhood of $4,000, in
thirty packages OF remittances from rail sy
stations on the Lake Shore road between
Chicago and Toledo to headquarters. The
smount cannot be definitely known for some
days. Much Of the remittances is thong ht to
be in bank checks and certificates of deposits.
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BISMARCK AND THE EMPEROR.

II ia announced that Bismarck will visit
the Emperor William during the latter's stay
at G a.tein, and that if the Emperor Francis
Joseph goes 10 G astein, Count Kalnoky, the
Austrian Minister Of Foreign Affair.", will
accompany him. 1t is rumored that King
Humbert and Signor Msncini, the Italian
Foreign Minister, may also visit G sstein dur
ing the Emperor Williams stay there. Bis
marck has decided thstif his health does not
improve, he will go TO Kiss ,nges at the end
of June for q month, and aftsrward proceed
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On Tuesday reporter of the Nashville
American interviewed Comptroller P. P.
Picksrd, who stated that State Treasurer
Thomas aud himself had just returned from
New York where they had made all neces-
ssry arrangements for having the new settle
ment bonds printed. He said they had
stayed IN New York three days and put up
at the Hoffman House. They found .uch
parties IS they saw, who held Tenns ..ee
bonds as an investment. ready to settle on
the hfy-and-three basis. Some, however.
who held n number of the bonds and mad
bought them on speculation, did not seem
satisfied with the fifty land three settlement.
Mr.. Picard said they transacted no other
business in New York than that stated above,
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LAW REPORTS.
CfRcutf Cours-Pierce, Judge

Meets to-day at o'clock. Jury calendar
for to-day: Nos. 2456, E. P. Harris ct al VS.
VIM. ii. Joyce; 1881, J. WEIGH, administers
tor, Va E H. Porter; 614S, J. T. Moore ct al
Va G. A. Stovall; GAIT, g. II. Clowers VS. J.
Algeo; 662S, w. ]. Smith VS. John Hughes;
6638, Carver Machine Company va w. F.
Sanderlin; 6639, Carver Machine Company
W. Foster; I'LL, s P Clendennin va Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad Company;
us, Margaret Dol,n, sdu.inistratrix, W
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company.
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Heavy storm In Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, May N.-Informat ion h.s just
been received that very heavy wind and
rain storm swept through Howell county,
Mo-, last Friday and Saturday, doing very
great damage to farms and other prop.
erty. Part of Howell Valley was flooded
and bridges and embankments on the Kansas
City, Springfield and Memphis railroad were
swept away or badly d.msged, delaying
trains several hours. The little town Of
Moody was destroyed, every house in it being
Abandoned
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ST. LOUIS, May "a ST. Louisa Eclipse A
DETROIT, May 24.-Dstroits, z; Bos-
tons, l.
CHICAGO, May M.-ChicsgOs, 8; Provi.
dence, 9.
CINCINNATI, May 24.-Cincinnatis, 10; Co
lumbu,, 6.
BALTIMORE, May 24-Bsltimorer, 4; AL
leghenys, 16.
CLEVELAND. May 24.-New Yorks, O.
Clevelsndr, !.
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LEXINGTON, May 24-0n the sixth ballot
last night Thomas 2 Morrow was nominated
for governor and the convention adjourned
until this morning, when bslloting was re-
sumed, with the following result: Gen. 8 s..
Fry, of Danviile, for lieutenant governor;
Levi: c. Garrigu', ez-Con'ederate; OF Rus
sellville, for attorney general; Leroy &.
Hawthorne, of Newport, for auditor; Flour
noy, of Psducsh, for treasurer; ]. B. Pinker-
ton, of Grayson, for superintendent Of public
instruction, snd J. W.-Ashb1ry, oolorsd, of
Cynthiana, for register Of the land Office.
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s.s"A doubtful friend is worse than a Ger
tain enemy, and vice versa a certain friend
is infinitely better than a doubtful enemy.
Thus Kidney Wort is an incomparably bet
ter friend to the human race than whole
catalogues full of doubtful nostrum,. 1t is
an unfaIling remedy for that tormenting
disease piles. 1t moves the bowels gently
and freely, and thus removes the cause. Do
not fail to try it faithfully either 10 dry or
LIQUID form.
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LEVEE DISTRICTS.
Meeting OF the Convention at jackson
A Strong Sentiment in Favor of
Forming One
General System for the Yazoo Delta
Vigorous Efforts TO Eject
DefiDite Result.

Special TO the Appesl.l
JACKSON, May 24.-The Levee Convention
met in the hall Of ,he House Of Representa-
tive to-day at IL o'clock.
Senator George, who has large landed in
terests IN L fore, and who is 8 delegate from
taat county at large, was elected chairman,
and E s. Wilson, clerk OF the House of
Representatives and editor OF the New Missis
sippian, YVES elected secretary.
The governor and other State officials we're
invited to seats on the floor.
n.r-4=sniatiyes of the railroads running
| through the Yazoo DsTrs ursrri-.,---4 all citi-
zsus of that section, together with citizens OF
Lsvee District No. 2 Bolivar, Washington,
I.ssqueua and Sharkey), we're invited to seats
on the hoor and to participate in the discus-
sion, but without the privilege of voting.
Eight counties composed the convention,
with the following representations:
L.hore, sunhower, Quitman, Coahoma
aud Tunica, FIVE votes each; Yazoo and Tai.
lshatchie, four votes each; Holmes, two
votes.
The Convention was called ostersibly 10
form an independent district, but a strong
sentiment in favor of meeting with District
No. 2, and forming one general system for
the delta, Was argued during the morning
session, and seems rapidly to be gaining in
favor. This question, together with the
proper mode OF raising revenue for main
tanning the lsvee, whether by land tax, g
4 L.
present revenue system Of the State, was
under discussion. A general discussion
8, to the advisability of levee system, in
view OF the Pecuniary resources of this sec
tion, was also had. There Was no regular
debate or definite vote reached upon any o
a these subjects, but the counties were called
upon in turn 10 express, through the chair
man of their delegation, the sentiment o
their counties upon these subjects.
The convention adjourned TO inset toner
row morning at 9 o'clock, and vigorous
effort is being made tonight tt
effect a definite result which vii
tend to harmonic the views of tn
different delegates. There seems to be 81
overwhelming disposition in favor Of tn
J leves system. Tallahatchie and Lehor
( counties this morning m anifested distrust Q
the movement, fearing pecunisry inability
properly m ainiai- .i----'.-~' firv gOVerno
will not call the Legislature together unlei
: there is general unified plan of actio
which will meet the approval Of all th
. Delta country. He will require all MAJ
b tiers OF detail as to the method of taxation
] prorated on basis as between back an
t front counties and concurrence of agreemer
e between the two separate districts, or or
d united district, before he will asse mble th
e Legislature. 1t is believed that the ultimai
!. result of the movement will be a hsrmouior
It action. Col. w. A. Percy, OF the Secon
n Lsvee District, and the Hon. ]. s. William
Il OF Yszoo, ably addressed the body this mer'
It ing.
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GERMANY.
WISHES WELFARE To RUSSIA.

BERLIN, May 24.-The Provincial Core
spondtnce says the Gar has initiated and
upheld policy which made it possible OF
settle all pending questions smicably. Ger
many joins with other countries in wishing
welfare to Russia. She lie convinced that the
schemes of the Nihilisls were directed against
the peace OF Europe, and their qusshing rem
dered good service TO civiiz ,tien. The coro-
nation is a iesivity of peace,
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Trot,ing AZ Chester Park.

CINCINNATI, May 24.-Chester Park trot-
ting, FIRST day; postponed from Monday.
Good track; fine attendance.
$40 class Manbrino Sothom won; Maud
R. second, Minnie Wilkes third, Emma
Strathmore fourth. Time-2:353, 2:36, 1921
PIG class. Dick Wright won; Romero
second, France Alexander third, Troubadour
fnnrfh Time each heat-2.25.
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ALEXANDER Ill.
An Imperial Proclamation Issued Ar
n0uncing that the Coronation
Will Occur on May 9th.
Bismarck and the Emperor William
Archbishop Cr0ke's Welcome
General Foreign News.

Moscow, Msy 24-Pfoclsmation announc-
ing the coronation was made this morning by
herslds- at arms, attended by several digui-
tsries from circular platform before the
Krsmlin, which wa, used in ancient times
fer the PRONUNCIATION of ukases, and for exc
cutions. The foreign ambassadors, who had
been formally appraised of the time of the
the proclaim alton would be Issued, were pres
ent, attended by large escort. After a
bugle blast from the heralds, the Secretary of
the Senate read the proclamation, as fol-
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Feand Murdered.

ST. LOUIS, May 24--The body of a mar
named w. L. Howard, with four bullet-hole.
in it, was found in the woods near Nevada
last Sunday. A dissoiute character known a,
Bill Fox was arrested on suspicion of having
committed the deed, and on being CLOSELY
pressed acknowledged the act. His story
shows that he deliberately Jared Howard int
the woods, shot him in cold blood, and then
robbed the body of $40. He claims thai
Howard did him some wrong abou, year
ago, Tor which he promised 10 get even with
him; but 1t rs plainly evident the murder
was committed solely Tor plumber Fox wss
indicted yesterday, and will have a speed v
trisl. Howard was highly Connected.
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Extensive fire At Chicago.

CHICAGO, May PA FIRE is now in pro-
gress on Eighteenth and Canal streets. Three
alarms were given. A large psr; of the Fire
Department was called to the scene. Definite
particulars are not yet obtsiraole, bnt it is
reported that the malthouse and planning.
mill OF Louis HUT is destroyed. The loss i.
estimated at 400 600
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ENGLAND.
THE POPE'S CIRCULAR.


LONDON, May 24.-In the House of Com
mons Lord E. Fi'zmaurice, Under Foreign
Secretary, replying 10 question, said he had
-.sseaay ststed GA the 9Ih Of March that tbs
government had never entertained a scheme
to establish Britiah resident at the Vatican,
and Erringion had not since been the chan
mel of communication between the foreign
Office and the Vatican. Errington received
no appointment from the government, and,
therefore, no pay. The Pops's circular TO
the Irish clergy, he said, had not been issued
at the request OF the British government.
MEETING OF PARNELLITEs.
At meeting of Parnellite members of
Parliament here last mig ht, Justin Mccarthy,
mt mber of Parliament for Lopgford, was
chairman. He said 1t was the bounden duty
of Irishmen TO contribute 10 testimonial
fer Parnell. Referring to the Pspsl clrcu-
lar TO the Irish clergy, he said the Irish
people had only TO repudiste the fraudulent
statements which hsd been made 10 the col
lsge OF csrdieals. He should regret to see
the priest divorced from Irish politics, for
in times patt he had been the only friend OF
the people. Biggar, member of Parliament
for Cavan, spoke In condemnation of the
circular.
IN THE COMMONS.
Gladstone, replying to Charles Newdegste
Conservative, said Earl Granville, letter oil
last year recommending Erringtop as gen.
tleman of honor aud intelligence, would re.
main in force 20 long as Errington answered
that description.
Sir Henry Wolf Conservative, comment.
ed on what be termed the unsatIs factory
answers OF the government.
Trevelyan refused, in the interests of jus.
tice, to answer questions in regard TO the
seizure OF Kerry, sentenced by government
authorities.
Trevelyan, replying to Joseph Cover
Radical, declared DAvitt, Healy and Quinn
could obtain their release any moment BY
complying with the law. The judge who
sentenced them, however, would BE- consulted
as to the sdvisability of shortening lheil
Imprisonment.
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Good Gre.nds for !. p,y.re..

NEW CONCORD, o. May "A Mrs. s. P,
Sales, vile of a very prominent citizen of this
county, has just applied for divorce from
her husband on the most strange and singu-
lar grounds. She alleges that Mr.. Sales holds
family worship three times each day, and at
every service he selects from the Bible all
such passages as severely condemn all sinful
scts, and then in the presence of all her chill
dren the husband hurls reproaches on his
wife, making application of the passages read
10 her case. This manner OF thus sbusing
her by means of the Scriptures is certainly
the hight OF refined cruelty, and Mrs. Sslep
it is said, asks for divorce to escape such
treatment
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Railroad Land Grants-Pay OF Retired
Army Ohicers-CapftaI Briefs.

& WASHINGTON, May 24-It appears that
other retired officers of the army besides Col
Badesu are affected by the decision which
declares the latter TO be no longer entitled to
a place on the retired list of the army, with
the rank and pay of captain. Among them
is Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, who was retired
from service, with the rank Of major. general,
April IA, 1869, on account of wounds re-
ceived in battle. Gen. Sickles was subse-
quently appointed as minister to Spain, an
Office which he filed for several years. When
he learned of the decision in Col. Badeau's
case, Gen. Sickles wrote to Ferris, Of the
Treasury Department, asking whether or not
it would affect his own status as a retired
army officer. Auditor Ferris holds, it is I'M
derstooi, that Gen. Sickles's case ia strictly
analogous to that of COL Badeau.
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LONDON, May pat EPSON to day the
race for the Royal Stakes, handicap, was won
by Lord Eleemere's Lowlsnd Cniei; Girsrd'a
Sweet Bread second, 7. Z Walkers Route
third. There were fourteen starters, including
z. Lorillard's SAchem.
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By Louis Kettmsnn, Deputy Clerk
brooks q Hammer, Sneed Houston, and John
Johnston, 6olieitors- sat
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The Executive Committee of the Gotten
Planters Worlds Exposition met by special
request at the Statehouse TO day. Business
relating principally 10 the Worlds Industrial
and Cotton Exposition, to be held in New
Orleans in 1884. E. Richardson and F. G.
Morehead are in attendance. Tee COMMITTEES
confirmed its six United States commission
era, whose names will be forwarded to the
governor, with the seven selected by the city
VI New Orleans, TO President Arthur for
appointment.
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BALTIMORE, May 24-The second day Of
the spring meeting of the Maryland Jockey
Club was grand success. The attendance
was very large, the weather beautiful and the
track in fair condition. Five races. BuIom,
Fsirview, Hostsgs, Chicadee and Kitty
Clark the winners
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GEN. BEN BUTLER was Dragging on the
stump away back IN 1873 that he had given
$500 for the monument OF Gov. John A. An
drew, and yet last Friday be asserted in the
TeNksbury investigation that he had never
put it in The newspapers, but now he thought
he had perfect right to say that he had
subscribed that amount for the monument.
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No NATTER what your ailment is, Browns
Iron Bitters viii surely benefit you.
National Exposition OF Railway April.

CHICAGO, May 24.-The National E1posi-
tion OF Railway Appliances was thrown open
10 the public tonight. The opening eIer.
cises included prayer by Prof. David Swing,
an address of welcome by Mayor Carter d.
Harrison, an address by the Hon. Eiihu
B. Washburhe, Introduction OF veteran loco.
motive builders aud engineers by Vice Presi-
dent A French, and closing with "God Save
the Queen" out of compliment to Victoria's
birthday. A large number OF people throug-
ed the building, packing the space in front
OF the speaker'sstand to the limits of hearing.
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Probate Court Sale Of Real Estate

No. 416 R DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county, Tennessee.-W. q. Bland and wife, Lou
Bland. vs.. Billy Seward ct al
DY virtue of q decree for sale entered In this
ID cause, on Nay q, 1888, in Minute Book 30,
page 464 etc. will sell At public auction, TO the
highest BIDDER, in front Of the courthouse door,
on Main street. Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday, June Is, 1853,
within legal hours, the following d. scribed real
estate, to-wiC
One tract OF land lying and being in the Ninth
Civil District of shelby county, Tenn containing
is 9 acres Grey's creek, and bounded as fol.
lows: On the south By the lands of B. W. vii.
liams; the west by the lands Of Brooks; on the
east by the lands OF Williams, and on the north
by the lands OF Ms. Ann Seward.
Also, one tract of land lying and being In Fay
cite county, m, near Nithe Depot, Containing
43 acres
Also. the remainder interest Of the estate of z.
A. Seward, deceased, in the following described
of said z. A. Seward, deceased. her dover in
terest more fully appears from said decree for
sale, 70 wit; One tract lying and being In the
Ninth Civil District of Shelby county, Tenn, and
bounded rs follows: On the south BY Aayburn
heirs; on the east by Polk; on the north by will
liams, and on the west By Old Williams, contain
Ing l4e acres
Terms of Sale-One-han cash, and balance on
TIE frst of December, 1883; purchaAer to exscute
note and lien win be retained for deferred pay
HUGH B. CULLEN, CIerF.
By Louis Eettmsnn, Deputy Clerk.
Brooks Hammer, Sneed Houston, and John
Johnston, 6olicitors- sat
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WASHINGTON, May A.-The committee
a apps 70 lnvestigae .ne caatses against
NH ou9erV'iSg Alcniseo' =, sae A ;s,'
heL .ousy' N''nins u senei ines'
Transparent
The surgeon-genersi OF the Marine Hos
Pltal Service has established quarantine
station at PENSACOLA.
In the Star-route trial this morning Inger.
coll took up Boon's testimony and analy zed
1t, particularly that portion tending to show
conspiracy.
The annual dinner in honor of the
Queens birthday was given by Minister
West at the British legation this evening,
Covers we're laid for thirty persons
Fir.t.Am;.,.nt po.,n ..ter- General III ,tton
acting Postm a.,er. General, issued an order
to-d,y cIosiuo ali nos,off;css on Dscoration
D., betveen IN, bonr. Of 10 o'cloek a m and
S o'clock p m, except in the larger cities. Ia
these cities postm asters are to use their own
discretion as 10 tho hours for closing their
offices.
Pate,t Commissioner Marbls estimates
the recent, of the Patent Office for the chr.
rent ,.,r will be 81 900 600 or 5000 600
more than Last y.sr Aft.r JnIv lat the
fore. in The of;cs will he reduced ,wenty. one
cIerks Tb;s reduction will moi .ffect the
examining diyi,iop. but will. il il st,,ed. re-
tard work in the copyjng divisions.
~. T- n'.r,, h.. h al
- a. @ 49, H t. au
S1eu tu"' PNiV VI pAuP., W. ono IN
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BALTIMORE, Md. Irwin H. Elderidge
says: 81 would recommend a trial Of
Browns Iron Bitters in all cases of ansemic
debility or when tonic or appetizer is iudi-
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by DAILY by over 100 points This decides
the championship in his favor, he having
won FIVE games snd lost none.
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The Atlaots Constitution says: "The
governor Of Keutucky holds ON for tonr
yeas. But there would be scramble over
! the place if he only held Office two hours
and the pay was twenty-five cents. In Ken
lucky even a governor can buy three drinks
for quarter, and there could be no healthier
sign OF progress than this"