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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
Fatal Feminine Duel.

MONTICELLO, Fla, Dec. 20.-Ycs;erday
Adeira Grimes and Mary Mulouc fought
about man. Adclna sirnrk Mary with II
piece Of wood and May stabbed aud killed
Adclina.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
More Kerosene Y ictims.

SHENANDOAH, Pa, Dec 20.-Agnts Sned-
den' aged IL, was fatally burned to day, willie
trying to start a fire with coal ui 4 younger
sister was slightly burned and G.otg4 Bed
doll, merchant, was badly burn,d while
enteavurlng to eXtingush HE flames
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
1T IS SENT FREE,
POSTPAID, 10 all Applicants.
Address, DR.. j. II. Schenck g. Son,
P. o. Box, 1888,
Philadelphia, Pa.
GO and see the people who write
the following letters, if possible.


DR.. 7. H. SricHtk
Dear Sir-ln the Winter Of Is7s was told by
three prominent doctors that my wife had Con-
sumption, and that she could not live until Spring
soon after this friend, who lives in Dayton,
ONO, recommended your medicines to her, but
having been told that she was incurable, we had
no faith IN them. Her friend finally brought her
bottle of your Pulmonic Syrup, and insisted
on her giving it fair trial She did So and thank
tlrely well
, am well known here, as well as in GAINESVILLE,
dresden and Cohocton, and would refer you to
lhe druggists and others in these towns who will
remember my wife case Is a very bad one
nave recommended your medicine to a great
many, and have never known them to fail in max
ing cures where they have been given fair trial
! am iiuucci TO send you this by the thought that
1t VIII be Of such great use to suffering humanity.
a. W. WHITE,
Nov. u, 1879. '''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
CROUCH ON RATS,

e ear out rats mice, reaches, nies, ants, hed-bups
skunks, ehipmunks, gophers. l5c. Druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
Three Boys Drowned.

hosroN, Dec. 20. - John aud Charles
Burns aged seven and nine, and John Car
ney, seyen' were drowned at lIydepark this
aithcrn>on. They with several olh,r duys
were playing on the ice when it broke
through. 4 colored man named Bond at
tempted to rescue them, but they chung SO
tenaciously to him that he could neither get
out nor help them, and would have drowned
If Edward Oconncll had not come to the
rescue. brother of the Burns boys and
} 'hnny lierney we've saved in au exhausted
condition
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

Do not produce sickness at the stomach, nausea
or gripping On the contrary, they are SO mild
and agreeable in their action that person suffer-
ing with sick headache, sour stomach, or pain
in the bowels, Is speedily relieved Of these dis
trcsslng symptoms. They act directly on the
liver, the organ which, when in healthy condi.
tion, purliics the blood for the whole body.
They are u perfect preparation Of that great and
well-known remedy, Mandrake or Podophyn. 4
remedy that has displaced the use of mercury, as
well as many other poisonous drugs, in the prac-
tice OF every Intelligent physician.
Prof John King, Of the College Of Medicine, Of
Cincinnati, says; "ln Constipation It acts upon
the bowels without dlsposlng them to subsequent
costlveness. In Chronic Liver Complaint there is
not its equal in the whole range OF medicines, be-
ing vastly more useful than mercurial agents,
arousing the liver 10 healthy action, increasing
the flow Of bile, and keeping up these actions
longer than any other agent with which we are
acquainted (See American Dispensatory, page
7soi
In all cases of Liver Complaint or Dyspepsia
where there IS great weakness or debility, DIR.
Schcnck's Senwrcd Tonic should be used in
connection with these Pills.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05

lished. These testimonials seemed 50 candid
that ! concluded to give the medicines a trial.
bought the Pumonic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic and
Mandrake Pills, and began to use them according
10 directions. felt much better after using them
three or four days and after continuing their use
four weeks was entirely cured.
Feb, 4, 1881
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
Ihe Stree press
WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Preliminary Debate Fitz-John
Porter's CASE subsequently Taken

w asHiNOiON, dec. 25.-Inc senate, U
day. decided TO take nm ,be ban,,runtcy III
neyf wodna.1a, mr., In, -, 49,,
'|"' "'uncSuay' Inc oiii 10 prevent po'
teal asst s,mcnts was discussed and sever
amendments were reiucted. Senator Bee
ofro,o,, .,t,.,i,,,a a.. ian ,..,.a,.,o,,, +,
,,', y, ,''' ','' '"'''''' '
nun be'CW'cr lSlh, Tor inc same Sthci'
object but prohibiting Government Officer
and emnlnvps from contributing NANCY f.
.,.,,.,a,, u,
po''''o'' purposes 10 any person. "he'h'
Government officer or cmployc or not.
Senator Elmunls opposcd the amend
mon, NO rr,no.i,, ;r,nro,or ;,,o,sor,uo
',n ~, .t,"1s nv
WIN ,hc rsn's Oh ciiiAehs anu one who
ne ncIcV'd beyond tue power OF Congress
sucil ia"' he sad would prevent hlII
cunl.i 'iuS money 10 DC raised legitimattl
w p'In.o'c thc success OF the Democrat
,unuuu' i'i mayor OIL burlington, IL Ii
h"pPaneu 10 'h'nk 'nat desirable. go,
9.nilor DICK silu inc committees bill wa
III in'l'v'e", ' upon 'hc law Oh $50 uhie
Winch JUG Cur,lN case arose, except in dc
ans u"u Tue iresluehl PAD sald and tn
s.i'9 , tnc III" vi 100 hau proved
ia''a . int oil'y remedy ior inc eVll woul'
-; "I "oi,uit'o' vi an polltlcal cohlfiou
.ions ~ oilceholIers To any person what
ese,, ~ 'uung Us .he employees oil Inc Coy
o'n''mt p,l'uNc anu ine PRESIDENT says u
-, H',"ou, sal'n8 tiiat 'hcy 40 ptilcVc
, ,h". my Hun Iot hpl' iiclr places uhIts'
my 'on.iI'u'e i"r Pohlicai purposes, I'll,
SO Is n'' 'tusaei against w'ilcn the law OF
III Has u'Itc,cu anu Wil'ch sen on
polh sides the cham cr profess to aim at.
senator Decks substitute was rejected.
senator Iush offered an amendment ex-
,enu'nE INC prohibition oil the nv to National
uanNs auu I"IIohus chartered ny Tie nlted
Hia,rs' tavir officers and employees. Reject
ca, ~ u II.
senator Morgan proposed TO amend the
l4ui'h section 50 US to forbid contributions by
oiiice hpl"er9 lor political purposes in any
place over which the United States has ex-
elusive jurisdiction.
SENIOR lhuhus-lha nclud IS the Dis
tflc' Oh ouiuihoi' and all The Territories.
senator Mo'sln said the amendment was
Unsigned - cover me Territories and espe-
0,ai'l 'nc h'Sl,'ct Vi oolu'nDia, because the
eNI against Whch the Dill Is directed is
more marked there than in any other
piaee'
senator EGlhunus said the amendment
Wouiu prevent cltizen OF the Territories or
,he ilslilc' OF columbia who hal Fedora
cnPl"ylnVh', great or small from giving any
,hinS 81 us nee VIII Tor any political OBJ
ycc,, II ne uIu mol know the strong appetite
Vi Mr' morgan anu MS political friends to
purify !he puplic service lie might suspect
lhey were Trying % XIII the bill by these
strange amendments.
senator MorSan-l have very strong APP
Petitc ioi me puillcntion Of the civil service
ana expect II will he gratiiicd in 1884 by
inc election oil Democratic President.
senator Eim Inds-lou will die of slarva-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
An Insult Terribly Avenged

AErHABAscA, Que, Dc. 29.-One IIuot
lnsult.d the wife OF Chabot and the latter
and his son followed IIuot end beat hun uu-
I'll he was dead. Both were are sted
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
a Bloodhound Atta,Ik.u y,an

NEW Haven, Conn. Dec 2S-A b,o1d.
hound in kcrwins packing house, last night,
sprang upon Charles Nichols, the bJokkecpcr,
srizlng him by the throat and llcerntinr him
terribly, sevcring an artery of his arm. Jane,
Farrell split the dogs head open with a
cicivcr and cut of leg before he lee 20.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
Gambling Hell iIsaidcd,

BoloN, Dec ga fashionable gambling
establishment, ''the Royal" was laided this
AFTERNOON aud handsome layouts valued at
$4,000 we're seized. No game WAS in progress
and arrests were made.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-01-05
"Frightened by -Four Mules and q
brush PiIc.o

WAsnINGToN, ID. C., Jan 2.-In the Sen.
ate, to-day, the committee on foreign rcla-
tions reported favOrably the bill respecting
the administration Of justice in Tunis.
Senator Logan resumed his argument
against the Fitz-John Porter bill. lie claim
cd some conclusions of the Schofeld board
were directly contradicted by the evidence.
lie read the reports of the officers to sustain
his position and read letter from Porter to
General Burnside which he claimed showed
that Porter desired to have Pope removed
and Mcclellan restored to the command
Senator Logan argued that everything show.
cd Porters determination not TO fpht
but to let Pope be beaten. as he
was. There were only two WAYS IN
explain Porters conduct Either he was n
coward or did not intend to fight under Ponc
Senator Logan denied that there was n
large force In Porter's front and read from
The Confederate reports to show that the
.'dnst' OF which Porter spoke was made bv
driving few mules along the road with
brush tied to their tails. Laughter. Said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12

H. SALE-In NOrwak. Coma. within few minutes walk
al centre borough The place, containing TWO
asteuly laid in orchard ana saIdoh anu
Commands a me Wow OF Long Island Sound House luI
bishel with and On the pace arc car
ktabe. &c with abundance Of choicest fruit FOr SAFE
at a bargain Apply " -. ,r.,,r,-DD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
Business Chances.

NOR SALE.-A Clothing stock Of about
ali on O yalue nearly nothing Two years
od situated OF the best country towns in Michigan
100 farming country contiguous Sold about
81 1p ast year other OF the kind In the
sace sales about $4,000 Long lease of
store go with STOCK iVo much oth puSheSS ony io'
son Tor selling. Address ,u,o ~ .Yt1N
Union city. Branch County. Michigan
-ypTFNDTD CHANCE for % JOURNALIST
SnTaE DOVER EHQUIREK" and DOVER DAILY
nj Republican newspaper 10 DO sold at pubic
ani,on in Do er n Thursday. April ~ 1883 Large
lading paper large section OF the state
WesEiT and daily Established 90 years 80 other
ls of settling of deceased partner, the
~ 9on Varney further particulars apply " H. A.
sEOCOMB Is, 6o BIozd-st. NewNorks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12

NEw-YoRK, MARCH %. 1881
COPPER QUEEN MISIs0 CoMPANr}
18TH DIVIDEND.
- THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES oithis company have
dividend OF ~ 10000 600
share pay OF tho Company 81 and ~ Wall
at0ckhodcrs Of record and nfter ALri 10 1883
Dooks close l3 April H. 1888.
w. IL. MARTIN, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
auction Sales OF Real Gstaic.
ROW Auctioneer. will sell FRIDAY

NJ April b. Exchange Sae-rOoms Hr0adway me sun
,a1iai and elegant and basement high stoop
front houses with all modern imp oyemens
40 STI. / ads opposite Mount
Morris Park with lSxl0O each An excellent olpollu
ity Tor those seeking desirable location and good house
Paf;iculais apply To VARNUM & HARRISON, ITO Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
II. W. CRAUFCRD.
NOTWalk. Conn.
nor SALE TO CLOSE An ESTATE

II desirable country seat al No stOwn ~ J. ab n
50 and varieties Of choicest rmt III abundance
forest and ornamental shrubs magnificent seen
cry; beautiful lawn hBe nansO on, cont ming IOoms ue
Sened BY celebrated architect Richard II. buDt Al
tOdtrn hot and cold water tiouGhmit
large Yarns aud carriage house farmer house WIZ
garden attached gfanaIy. poultry house, CASH use; ICE
hOus led The whole in hI5class CONDITION ana lfetc
ing exceptional opportunity ~ desiring suDel
residence IN locality its heaItbiunes and TIA
purity OF tts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
DFRKSHIRE HILLS.-FOR SALE.-hand-
TLEGAYT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR

~ village residence mountain alli AIT aCtNo SUI
fOundnes stable barn. beDhouse 10 acres; exc lent lot
; T.. GDODALE. , West 23d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
for5cs ano garrln yes.

Guropean advertisements.
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
/ Meat Finest and cheapest MeathayOring stock for
SOups Made Dishes ana SAUCES
q JPRJG COMPfNY'S EXTRACT OF
Meat An Invaluable and palatabo Tonic In all CASES
Of weak digestion and debility lis success and boon
tnr which Nations should fool grateful" Sec Nell
cal Press" Lancet" BRUSH Medical Journal" 40
n JERIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
1 Meat Cauiion-Genuine ONLY with fac-simile Of
Iaron Iieugs signature In Blue Ink, across Label.
This Caution IL necessary, owing % various cheap
and inferior substitutes being IN the Market
IEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
| Meat To DO had Of all Storekeepers. Grocers, and
Cholnists. Solo Agents for the United States whole
sale only, G. David d Co.. fonchuI chavcD
London, England
Sold Wholesale by PARK I1iord smith q Eande nec5
1n1rber ~ CO. ana Messrs w. II. Scefieln q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
WESTERN UNION DIVIDEND.

In vIew of the Inconvenience many persons from
against tho Western u Mon
TELEGRAPH company have arranged with the Mercantile
all stockholders OF tho western
Telegraph Company aud after April ~ 1883 tho
amount their 81 ydcnds payable April TO- 1885, upon
signen at the Ohco of said Trust Company oil their
right @ receive the same
Ihc roion OF January dividend still unpaid win be
ranged Or "a tme JAY GOULD.
New Ork, April II, 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
1tlinlnA.
Hliete lidneon5.

brushes of every description at the brush
Id factory ala PearIst All articles the lowest prices
JOHN X. HoPPkL. Manufacturer
EILES of the New York Daily Tribune from
1862 10 1898 noarly complete Tor Bale at moderate
price 4. L. W., boz 10 Tribune Onoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
DICHARD Y .HARNETT 81 CO.. Auctonecrs.
HI Supreme Court Sale in Partition OF
OVER 800 ACRES OF LAND
Conntrp prcpertp for 5aIc ana % IL

"A BARGAIN.-COuntry residence, 80 miles
" nom Newly DIRK Hudson River X. r. Particulars and
Sboogr4phs with w. d. CRAGIN, 100 Spring ST., y. y.
ibstween and o D. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12

II MAUN IOIIN U'ttIU1N, III, OF - a ~ en
IN Orange Mountain. neat cottage and staDe with OF %
desired 1ne ste for seYerA goite non O
taste sites with view nneSceel az % d pure
tpnng water air alt s1 To- WIN sun hDO<5 Os
Eiuer Address La DScAPE Irl11no once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12

STEINWAY HALL.
MI ABBEY bess to annOuncsa
FAREWELL GRAND CONCERT
MONDAY Evening. April le.
Nine H=:. SHsEs#HSH NILSSON NILSSON
NILSSON CONCERT COMPANY.
fAGe eDf F e1S f5 Ry 8
vloloueeo ' eDIsa TOBY By Nr Fredsfiek oese
Arc0nnlMi m sS cH Rh}f nfHS %ILssoY
A. Air-MApSSn E rA4 41DtSaR BIoRKsrEN
D. sons-rhe "Ors Kiss HOPE GLENN
D@o1 Il gfTe N ME and sig DEL PUEST
T. String Quinietrhe Milers Pretty Daughter
a The Declaration OF Love-
maTE2NDELssoHN QUINTET CLUB s.,,m.,,
D. German songs Miss HOPE GLENN ''-' -.
o. Jewel Song M f5e cHR 4ai! NILSSON
by general ard special de slreoso st sseps
~ '0'0' ''OnD Mr., isXDoR scHSIrlLEM yo.,,
H. S%s 6,snH
L. T TaME65DGRE iTHoMAs'S GRAND ORCHESTRA
Pricos-s2. SO and So So according to location.
. Box Office open from 8 q. m TIL p. m
CTEINWAY HALL. ALBANI
MR. JOHN LAvINE's EIGHTH ANNUAL CONCERT
TUESDAY EVENING. April II, ats.
The following eminent artists will appear;
MADAME
ALBANI,
ALBANI,
Cuer Last Appearance IN American This season)
Mrs. BELLE si R1GH BkGGSoII Tenor n,,,,
pa..i and NJ 5s.,y q e 5 RIE sGRI.da 81
Can now be obtained at seinway Hall box Office
CAN FRANCISCO OPERA HOUSE,
Epou PS0a aaS s r HSa 1Ia SPARKS
S' Ma a8 a,s SATURDAY at : seats secured
THE CASINO Broadway "a e., and md 39tns
q ShE eHS n oPG cosPAsy
and FSn avs MaS..
Tf E9 Gh6Gn hqEsdp6I 81 jSI sf Vs. .
THEO last time as sERPoLETfE;,
friday 6n lns' ,ads
Only PsrSapHg OF and nd entire comsaSy in the cast
Saturday atte a11SS iaTewe,l IaE2 Matinee
Saturday Evening. Farewell Sis!i,
Tuesday AP 's Mccain Comic opera
THE soRCEkER
Union SQUARE THEATRE.
Every Evening and saturday Matinee.
KeaPgeara,n,see for s., liw i'm pc pe s Of
AND HIS FAM FANG H6i,f COMEDY COMPANY
= who Will present Bronson nONsru Nohe"yb
BRIGHTON.
be secured weeks IN advance
Thursday, April 18th, tACTORo' FUND DAfl hrst
Matinee OF BRIGH ION. ..
Saturday, Apnl l4th, second Matinee OF BkioiirON'
Broadway & 30th-ss
w sole Prop. and Manager. TX. LESTER WALLAoa~
DOORS OPEN AT 7;l5. COMMENCES MIt'
SATURDAY MATINEE Al E3l
THIRD MONTH
INCREASED APPrnAcrrOs
THE SILVER KING.
Now rapidly approaching us
lOUrH NIGHT. un,., nr.,>
us AS GOOD AS LECTURE bE lino thA-S
MANY SERMONS To YOUNG MEN.'-ieioSran-
Box Office open four weeks la atyaaca
Carriages may ordered at l0.te
MATINEE PERFORMANCE
will be given on
THURSDAY. APBlLl2
the benefit OF
THE ACTORS FUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
CIiSTo% OGILvIE Executor, No 50 West 55tl st
[EOR SALE.-A delightful country seat aDOl

EOh SALE.-A dellghtlui country seaio aoo qua
~ 100 choice land cOmmOlOus house baTh ana
Ouibuldings pure fine tardens. fruit shade
ind ornamental unsurpassed for beauty aud hean
Of location Prospect Hill village Of Baskng hdge
j. churches. schools stores hotels market Dos once
Telegraph and railroad depot IN 1mnediatt vicinity uy
Communication with New-Gork by Ialiroa1i house ana
grounds IN good order cehouse filled aId IN Gu atQi
No inOquitoes malaria aud ague VIII DO sO!d al
great bargain Immediate possession; turnlture sOCK &C
udesirod Preserve send for circular. .
" DIX FL A ~ ontrOlleIs Ollce New.YO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12

A + RIVERSIDE Greenwich; -Genteel res
IA taence mod rn conyenences high ground attractive
IegLborhOod near and shore Ierfecty healthy
y mo d. ATMAIEN. u fark ROW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-12
Tountrp prupsrtp for Sale ano 90 Eel.

rJO LET-A fine residence in Hackensack,
three quarters OF an hour from N " two af0 0s
fro" the other gas hot and cold bath room and
water Closet choice fruit large garden and carriage
house. -. ,,,
rJNO J,ET.-Newark, two new brick houses,
modern style location delightful four minutes wax 10
Sooaa rooms good party, fib and 80 owner
oePo' '0'0 GEO. W. SMITH. 40 Nassau-st.. NewYo
TyyO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house at NOrwalk,
Co,n IN Flax Mn lS rooms. with barn and car iage
bonse1 one acre OF land. Price. 800 Address
houSo' vi" s. L. OLMSTEAD.
ITO EXCHANGE.-A very desirable house
and grounds within forty minues Of New-YOrk By ran,
twenty-five thirty trains daily for small farm or o
sna i'm Brooklyn the property vel situated and
Ia condition and wOud mIkea good residence Tor
oenfeman doing business In ew-YOrk all improvements
etc Address EXCHANGE, Tribune Ofice.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-05

NEW YORK, July 4.-The Times SAYS
There can be no stronger proof that In a
reunited nation the wounds Of the war OF
the rebellion have been healed than the fra
ternal meetings Of the veteran soldiers OF
both armies and the voluntary rest grafton
Of trophies won in hard fought battles.
The survivors OF the battles OF Wilson s
creek, the blue and the gray, are to hold q
reunion at Springfield, Mo-, next month,
and the people OF the southwestern part OF
that state promise to give them hearty
welcome. For three days these scarrOd
warriors who last met each other ut the
point Of the bayonet will peacefully fight
their battles o 'er again ann tell those stories
Of gallantry, courage ard daring achieve
ment that can never grow old In the mind OF
the veteran.'
The Herald says: ''Why should lnot
Gen. Crook be given entire control OF the
Indians in Arizona and New MexcoY We
do not mean that he shall be made an Indian
agent, but IL there any just obstacle to his
having such control Of the ag encies 10 the
two territories as would insure his policy
being carried out; What Is wanted Is peace.
Gen. Crook has shown that he knows how
to maintain peace, and no one else has been
able to do that"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-05
The Fourth in the Penitentiary.

JEFFERSON CITY, July 4.-To- day be-
Ing national holiday, the conyicts at the
Penitentiary were given the liberty OF the
yard, where they were allowed to engage In
all kinds OF James and amusement and en-
Joy themselves to the best OF their ability
under the circumstances. An excellent din
ner was also served them by the warden. 1t
has been custom for a number Of years
for the governor to pardon one or more
conyicts on national holidays, where
the same have been !ayorably recommends
ed by the warden In accordance there.
with the governor issued pardons to-day as
follows:
Edward J.. Titcomb, who was sentenced
ut the November, 1872, term OF the Bn-
chanan County Circuit Court for twenty
/ wears imprisonment. for murder In the
second degree; aud w. j. Caniiax, sen.
fenced from Tsney county, in September,
1874, to imprisonment for life, for murder
in the second degree.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-05
Crop Prospceta In Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o. July 4.-The Ohio state
board OF equalization will not issue the July
crop report till the wheat IL harvested
throughout the state, about July 90, but
Secretary Chamberlain, acting as state sta
tistcal agent to-day sends the following es.
Inmates to the United States department Of
agriculture at Washington, based on reports
from one correspondent IN each county in
the state. The corn acreage compared with
the full average area is 100 per cent, COM
pared with the full average erea, l03 per
cent.
The condition is SO per cent. For wheat
the probable total is 1890 900 bushels,
which ia ftty-seven per cent OF an average
crop, and about ffr~ per cent. OF last years
crops. For rye the condition is SO. oats 9s.
barley s6, clover 05, timathy 100, pastures
l07, orchards 81, vineyards SO, Beans. area
l02, condition 81. Tobacco, area 95. con-
dition 9s. Potatoes, areat 100, condition
l06. Sweet potatoes, area "a, condition 95.
Sorghum, area o., condition S..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-07-05
Plans OF the Anti N onopolists.

CHICAGO, July 4.-The Anti Monopoly
Convention met in McCormack's Hall,
this morning, and was called to order at 10
O'Clock. At the Palmer House, General
Weaver, the head OF the Greenback party,
said to a reporters; ''This action OF this
convention will determine whether aunion
Of interests between the Anti Monopoly
Greenback parties is possible. The strength
o. our party is increasing, and we will
certainly have au independent ticket in
the field in Iowa, this Fall. Our hopes
of ultimate success depend upon the
making up OF one or the other OF
the old parties. can say nothing In re-
gard TO our union with the Anti Monop-
olists until their principals are fully de
cared.
The anti monopoly delegates are largely
men who have not heretofore been promi-
nent In politics. the principal exceptions
being those from Kansas and
Nebraska. II Is feared by many that no
united action can be had, nor the Earring
element combined. Dennis Kearney is on
hand, and for an anti monopolist has an
odd plank. He objects to the railways
making any reductions, because II they do,
they cannot afford 10 pay as high wages.
Brethren Of n cynical turn Of mind are
wondering what corporation he represents
In tho convention and how much he is paid.
The call for the convention. issued IN
January last, sets forth that 1t il "lor the
purpose OF organizing new political
party TO espouse the cause OF legitimate
industry IN the irresponsible conflict al
ready entered upon between the confcd.
Grated monopolics and the people" but he
afterwards goes into all sorts of political
theories-new ways OF elccting the Prcsi-
dent, changes In tho form Of government
and u number Of other plans that took
much more like the airy theories OF I'M
worldly philosophers than OF men who
know the world they live In.