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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

GrXScr 1luiiMcu &Iec.

Die Saat bon @rGlern 5nii6en &lee
fann r1ur en1pfoblen iper0en, no Die Dem
&lee gefd6rli6en S6marober baS @raS ltn5
beritbrt laiien. So6 aud aus anDeren
tpidtigen Griinben empfte6lt 1i6 Elm berar>
ti0es @ernenge. 90 tptro 3. 8. oas loge>
nonr1te 8efallen 6eS Slices, nenn aud nidt
gar5 perbitet, bod pertger fart, unb
ipern man bebenft etne1 ipte na6t6eiltgen
@i1flnB tart 6efaaeneS Gutter auf bic Sc
iuno6ett Der IDiere uno Die gtubung Der 9e>
rei0tel Bflan3en bat, 10 oarf oteler 8or>
tbeil pobl ais etn lebr tpt9tiger be3et6net
tperben.
Serner bieten ol6e@emen9iaaten gr0Bere
Si6erDett III Se5ug alf t6iertide Setnoe,
rnb alBerbem lit nod bOn tDeientlt6em
Ginflulie, baB bic @tntpirtung oeS in BEN
eil15elnen SaDrgGngen oft ieDr un9let6en
9SttterungsperlaufS ii6 BEL Dem &lee>@rale
'~tpentger gelteno ma6t, ais BET Der Jtetnlaat
bon Hot0flee. Grfriert Ser &lee, 10 bleibt
immer nod Der DoQe @raS6eitanb sur gtut1
Sung. GSiro Set &lee pielletdt burG falte
Notwithstanding 5urii6gebnlte1, 10 ge7
6ei6t bod ooS @ras. Segiinittgt bageger
bic MISUNDERSTANDING Ben &lee, 10 e1t>
lpidelt ltd) bieier oft 10 reid, DaB bic @NGz
Jet leDr 5uriidgeDaltelt tDcr0et, tpel6e aber
bafiir ltn 10 traftiger I'M ~Sipeiten S9nitt
nadipadlel1.
Sin mcitercr Gort6eiL lit io6anrn Sic
before Sel6affenDeit oeS Suffers. Ser Slee
lit lelbit nod) sur a3eit Der Dollen BIiit0e
reid in itiditoffDnltigen Standardization,
a6er baS Gcr0GltniB oer ltid1toftDalttQel SIT
Sen ltif1tDfffreten 9t6Dr1toffcn lit llidt 9ilns
>1tig fit Die NuSnltbllng Der c%ritcren. Die
S0iere er6altel1 BET elmer &leefilttcrullg Ell
zen llebenl6uB al GroteinltDffet, rtb oiez
fer gelallgt nid)t Sur 2luSnltbullg,. OaS Suit
ter ipiro lllIr lmDoufDrmen perlDcrtDet.
GlDli6 abcr fam man Soljtlee I'M
OruSae1tcll0c nod nit GrfDl9 altf lOld)em
Bnben ballcll, ipeld)er fir rciler &lee id)pn
Al lcidDt it, ulto cS Dnben @enenglortcil,
Slocln nod Dct BortDeil, DAB Aiall lc Ddlte
lioer ipicberfe6rcn lnllen fam, nlS &lGe
ollcin, ipeiL Die Ter, ipe1ll CT ldliebGiG ben
Beltallo OeS 6eloes bilbet, ben llnter9rlttb
lutglcid) meDr erldopit, ais irn @emenge,
bel eilem glct6 boDen @rlltcertra8e oeS Sell
ocS.
Die ongefiiDrten GortDeile li16 ie6D9 ltlr
crreidbar olrd) Diele Snat, ltltO mani lolIte
beSbalb ais mittlere Sautmenge per 9(fer
lGen: auf 9uten flecfGDiget BDoen 1874
Yf6. Glee nit 800 1b @rdlern = auf
mittlercn &leefdDigen 8Oocn 12-161b Slee
nit 24-3O Id @rdierl, unO auf ipeni9
&leefdDigcn 8Oben 8-101b Slce nit 30
so ID @rGl eru.
gu bieier Wfii0mtg, Bel ipelder Set
0altptStpeG cine ltaileltDafte 0cu>OOer@rill1
futter9eiDinnung lit, neDne man, 1%tarleltt>
LID ipenn Die 8%enubung nltr artf IL Sab
re arsgeoebnt iptrO, iol6e @rdler, pel6e
l6neu bod unb frGfttg tpa6ien ulto pel6e
iebr ertra9rei6e S6nttte geben, DDne cine
etgentlt6e @rasernte 5u btloen. Oils iolde
iino 5u beSei6nen baS Ttmot6DgraS, oas
italienii6e unb fran3Oiii9e 0taDgsas uno
BET @telenfu6a0nan5.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
alnffrfd1 fiir eninbelbdMer.

CUR Si6erl1ng geget S~euersget1br lno
IG1gerer Saltbarfeit Der S6tnDelOG6er lit
Elm i6iiBenber Qlnitri6 6erielben lebr 5u
enpfeblen. Ofan 'iiberitret6e Elm iol6es
9a9 stpeimaI fur5 na6 chamber nit betz
Bem Steinfo6lent6eer unb bringe bann iOz
fort auf bielet lleberitri6 cine biinne Gage
gcprlpertcr uno bur6itebter 3iegelerOe.
S6on na6 einigen Sagen btloet iid OarallS
cine our6auS fefte Oiaiie, ipel6e niGt al
lein baS 6ol5. por Der Nufnabme ieoer
6eu6tisteit l6Ibt, lonbern aud ieoe Sele
erSgcfaDr auSidlteBt lno ben Slammet
boIitdnbig @iberitanb %letitet, b%elonoers
abcr, pen1 man ni6t unterlGBt, na6 etnts
gen Sagen ben lleberitri6 i6pd6 81 err
lel1ern unb tpie6er 10 piel 3iegclmebl artf7
3~uitreuen, baB Der Sheer pOllitdlot8 geldte
ttgt erldeint, Sn 6oaano, Srteslano uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
neutrality-suspicious..
Sci1mciocm Der S6untc MnS
GfrG1tGlcr.

lin ote 8e6eutulg be5 Scl6neiOenS BEL
ier ipiirbigeu 81. fDltllen, r11llB man Del1lcnls
oen GDeilen be5 0etpddles, Uelde oaOurd)
in WiitleiOenldaIt ge5ogell ipcroel1, belon>
bere Seobadtullg ldentel.
Scr Stamm SGAlt Die Etloe, baS 0DlS
llnO OaS Wiurt St lctnen 8eltaliptDeilel.
Die Jtinbe mag Derlebt lperOell, obHc DaB
ser bierour0 eripad)ienbe SOooen bon Sc>
beItulla lit Derielbe tpiro Dilrd) 9tnd)iDld)S
mieber 0lt 0emad)t. 9tid)t 10 lteDt cS nit
benz Oolse, ocnl1, ipQtreno IN bcr Gilbe
nur bic 9ebell3tD6tigteit De5 SaltneS iDrcll
Sib Fat, lnuB oaS Ool5 ais cit ldOn fcrtie
ocr Stoft nrgelcben lueroen, ipclder lldt
meDr pad)len fam. lin Den gd15enStnnlm
Derlm tam burb Die Jtinoe DinDlrd ell
@inlduitt geIlnd)t lneroel, l1o man miro
finDen, Dab bic g%etrerntcll l3elleit itd lptcz
Der Dereiligen ltllo oaB Die &ebeh9perrtd)@
tutlloen oeS 8aulteS baum ullgeltOrt iptcoer
iDrell Tortgatg lebnlc1.
SIS lit nid)t III 2lbrebc 81 itclet, boB Die
9ellen DeS 6olSe5 ipidtigc Gerridtln9en
Doufii6reu; ic fibre 5. y. ben Salt, III
ipel6em Bic 9tG9rltoffe cltbaltell Itnb, jelen
Tbeilell iii, bon Dene1 CT alfgenDnnlelt
iptrb uno al 6eren Nufbal ct nDtblpenbig
lit. Oagegel bat bas I0olS ielblt fetn Sebell
int Ii6, llno eS braidt llur Den @t1tritt
q~etpi1ler 8er6altntile, UNI eS sur 9dllSltden
8erGnDerulg leines gSeie1s, sur Serntooes
runq lt6 gum Nbfterben Su b%rtngen. 0ielc
8erbGltni1le treten auf natiirlt6em Mege
nit benz Sitter ein, Sutpetlen aber aud be-
Dor Der Baum bierSlt reif 1T NnO tpitrDen
6ann meiitenS 6urd Menl9enDano DcrDor7
gebra6t.
Ser @Grtner D6er Sar1ner iagt: Oieier
o6er iener Baum n1uB bei6nitten ipcroe1,
peil CT ni6t in lolebem UtaBe Sritdte
trGqt, ais er ioute, ODER petL letne 3wetge
All tpeit berabDdngen unb baOur6 Wten den
unb G6ieren i'm Ne9e iteben; neil Ietne
&rone obe1t Su pffen ooer 81 9el6lollen lit,
ober tpeil bieier Ooer leter @rlllo porltegt.
Oiele @riil!be itnb gan5 anneblnbar. SeDe1
mir uns MN Sen @influb DeS 8el6netoenS
auf ben Balm lelbit nd6er al. gStr Dabet
es /. 8. nit eirem 8ourne 5t thurb luel1er
idon ettp 3 SUB iiber oer @rDe llO 81 DerS
stpetQen be9tl1nt. I'm unter etneln loldelt
Baume llmgraben Dber anbere Nrbeiten per>
ri0ten GIT t0nnen, ipirp man %9eStprn9en
lei1, cine grDBere Mnaabl f%tarter Qelte meg
3ul6neioen. On ieoer Sdnttttelle 1tno
SaulenDe BON 6ol33euen, pelde. lid nt6t
mebr ernertern tDnnen poer IN lolde Ser
bdltniiie geratben, tpelde benz Sermooern
ben frGftiglten 8pri6ub %letitert, tnoeln tie
unmittelbar BET @intpirfung bon Teu0tig@
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manden @egenOen 0euti6lanos lit bieies
Serfalrcn allgelneil lno es tperOen sort
aud Die SaIfen Der GieIitdIe, 8renncreien
ulb 8ralercien nit oieler Wtaiic iibersogen.
got Der Si0er6eit 9e9en 6ellerS9efabr fann
man it6 lei6t ooourd iibcrSeugen, tpern
man etltc 10 be6anoelte S0inoel ms 6euer
lpirft nidt mn entSiinOet ii6 bteielbe iebr
ldiper, lonbern iuenn eutSilloet, fOblt tie
nltr, flalnmt aber niemalS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

gSos bas mddt;ee
" ie 8 c rb~eriteu
mittcl, SO it s
N a 9 II bttteres,
lciiten lotrb, lit aus
Dem luos eS g~eletltet
bat, Sit eutnebmen. is
bat III &auienben Don
G~rtrontun9en anDpS>
pcpiic, @ouenteiben.
Sc6lelficbcr, Gerpens
lctoeil, %aa9emetuer
Gdlpo6c, Geritopftz
belt, nerpDiem &opfz
net, &ritbiinn nnb ben
cigcntbitmltdeu &et@
ben Ino 8ebred)en, be-
ltclt Die 0dipd9lideu
10 iebr l%tntermorien
limb, 9riinbIi9e 6eiz
luna bemirtt.
gu baben BET allen
Mpotbeeern NIB bet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02
James Medical Institute

;yOm Staate Illinois zu dem
ausdricklichen Zwecke pri-
Syilegirt UNI sOfOrtige Hilfe in
fallen cllrOniSchen, ~geheimen
Blasen- Krankheiten zu
gebcn. Tripper und Syphi-
lisin allen ihren verWickelten
former, sOwie Haut. und
Blut- KrankIIeiten werden
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

nent geheiIt durch Heilmittel. welche Sich durch
cine U~ieIsiljghri0e Special P90cts ais
prObat erwiesen haben. Samenschwache, nicht-
liche ErgiesSungen, Pusteln i'm Gesicht, verlO-
rene ManneSkraft werden,pOsitiv geheilt. Klein
Experimentation. Das richtige HeiImitteI
Wird sOfOrt in jedem Falle angewandt. Consul.
tatiOnen, pers6nlich oder briefiicl, streng con-
f1dentiell. Medizinen per Post und per Express
versandt. Keine Zeichen auf den Packeten.
weIche auP Inhalt oder Sender schliesSen Iassen.
oMce-stun1sn: 9 uhr Iorgens bis uhr Attends.
sonntags Won 10 bis 70 uhr Mittags.
JAMES wine or HOPS, P Dss, nsste Gs;i jst1t
tel fir Nervenschwiche, verIOrene Energie.
Experimentation, schleichende Krankheiten.
und UnVerdaulichkeit $l.OO perQuarttiasche,
sechs Flaschen fir $500.
JAMES NERVINE PIiIEN, .9 zasa mn %se.
Zeln und Krautern. Sic Mirken vie elm Wnnder
auf das entkraftete NerVen-System, starken die
geschlechtlichen 0rgane. und entfernen radikal
und permanent allie unmittelbaren und veralte-
ten FOlgen ersch6pfter LebenSkraft, herVOrge.
rufen durch ThOrheiten oder ExcesSe. S1.OO
per Box, sechs BOxen fir $500. Per Post
Versandt gegen Empfang des Presses.
DIR. JAMES, No.. 2O4WaShingtOnSt. Chicago, iii.
Eg
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-04-02

Sipor nDnc la6tDeilige Solgen. 9dS @erbit>
Doer 9Sinter1 Seldneiocn ocrlelbel belteDt
oarilt, baB nlall Den 9tuipld)S Dc5 betreffer>
Dcu SabreS Sur 0Glfte ipegldneibet. 9n>
Dltrd Derlnilloert mani Den Sl reiGli0cll
8Iiit6eltanlab llllb erDdlt ocl Saum IN &C.
ldlollcltr Sorm.
Yflnn menb6ume er6eil6cn nod
ipeni9cr Sel6neioell. @iebt man iDnen bon
9(nfang an bie rihtige Sorm, 10 bat man
nun borauf Sl ieDell, baB bic Sriebe glei0>
mGBig tpadDlen; man bat jeOen 3peig 5u
entferlten, auf iueldem ii6 SranfDetten,
tperl aud NUT III gertngem WfaBe, Seigen.
Ser Girl0baum brau0t inter alien
SbltbGllmelt am tpenigite1 bel6nitte1 gu
tperbet, iperlt letne &rone eirmal in Sic
ridjtige Sorm gcbradt muroc. 9oS Gl1tz
fernen ftdrterer Qlefte lollte Bel &tri0z, ipte
BET alien SteinpbitbGumen bermieoelt tperz
ben, neil bic grDBe Wenge 6ar3, tpelde BET
ieoer tDunoe1 Stele aus 0tpibt, tmn1er BON
Selt0ttgfeit gei6meut lit uno ipn1it auf oas
6ols ber0erbello ptrft.
Der @~etnitod i6eint BEL ie6er 8ez
6at1olung uno S6nitttpetle at geoetben.
Die 6atpilad)e beim @einitoG lit, fairies
ltn6 gelun0eS Sragbol3 Su %befommell, ltll6
6ieS fam man thinner er9altel1, tpen1l man
mn cine beibrd1fte An5abl bon Srteben iiG
entipideln lGBt, in tpelde man tpG6ren6
t6res 9anSel1 @a6tbun1S bur1 MusSpiden
BON Seitentrieben &roft 5u bri1gen bat.
0as 8el6net0en pes gSeinItpdeS fam All
ieoer Belt 5tpiidelpoem Derb1tli6en 8lGtterz
fan uub Dem Safttreiben i'm Srii1iabre bor7
aenpntmen tDer0en. Sn BEN meiiten SGlen
miro Oas leue Sols auf Singerldnge bonn
Stode tpeggel6nttteu, 10 DAB 2-3 9eiunoe
9tu9en Surildbleiben.
$ tmbeerem unb 8 rombeeren be-
birfen, tpenn aur re9ten !3ett uerridtet,
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FLASHES FROM ATLANTA.
State Finances and the Celebrated
Howard Case.

state Finances and the Celebrated
Howard Case.
ATLANTA, April 6.-Treasurer Speer
made his quarterly report to the Governor
this afternoon. From January to April
the total receipts were $1,572, 1926 30, the
disbursements $500,916 4S, and the balance
for appropriations and expenses $1,071,-
40 02. The cost of the November session
of the Legislature was $49,S9S SS. The
State Is in healthy financial condition.
President II. B. Plant was here to-day
looking after the improvements in the
Atlanta cotton mills recently purchased
by him and his associates.
Gov BOyntOn's supporters are more
hopeful than ever tonight.
The famous Howard case in the United
States Court has reached an exciting
pitch. The lawyers criminate and re-
criminate each other, and the de.
fendant himself has been placed
under arrest tor insulting District AttOr-
ney Speer during his examination. 1t is
the most notorious case yet tried, and a
cOnvic ton this time is also in doubt.
The arguments have commenced, and will
be severe on both sides.
The EUeRiI1g Journal reports an inYesti-
cation by the grand jury of the purpOrted
attempt to bribe COuncilmen to vote for
Max KutZ, of +. Regenstein & KutZ, for
Police Commissioner.
Sol Smith, a colOred car coupler at the
Central Railroad yard, had his right hand
badly mashed this morning while coupling
cars,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-07

all good men from their support of the
national cause, and the collapse. ruin
and disgrace of the cause ITSELF"
AT the coming trial evidence will be adj
duced showing that the Dublin director
ate consisted of lyman, who was known
as mo. l; :" James Mallett, known as SsNo.
=" James Carey, 'NO. 81" Daniel Cur
ley, ''No. A." and Edward McCaffery.
''No. s." -
Archbishop Croke has ordered that a
collection be taken up for testimonial
present to Mr.. Parnell throughout the
diocese of Cashel and Emily,
CORK, April 6.-Carmody. O'Herlihv
ana featherstone, the men arrested on a
charge of being dynamite carriers, had a
re-eXamination to-day, which was con-
Quoted with the utmost privacy. They
were further remanded for a week. and
pail was refused FeatherstOne created
some sensation by declaring that. as for
himself, he was a citizen of the United
states; that he had placed himself and
his case in the hands Of the United States
Consul here, and thadhe expected through
that ofhcial redress for the indignity
heaped upon him.
GLASGOW, April GA statement is
made here that the recent arrests at
Liverpool have furnished the police with
a clue to the cause of the recent expIo-
slons In Glasgow. According to the latest
information ON the subjectit was intended
that these explosions should be on a
magnificent scale. The plot included the
destruction of the vIaduct over the canal.
They were only partially successful
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-07
FLYING FOR BIG STAKES.
Some Pretty Running at the New Or
leans Races.


New ORLEANS, April 6.-The track
was lumpy to-day. The first race was for
the Boston Club stakes for two years old,
$25 entrance, play or pay; $3.50 added by
the Boston Club; the winner Of the With
er's stake to carry five pounds extra; five
furlongs. W. B. Feland's ch. C. Lloyd
Dolly won, with Granite second. The
time was :074. Six horses ran.
The second race was for a purse of $500,
a selling race for all ages, the winner to
be sold for $4,000. The terms included
weight for age. The distance was one
mile and One-siXteenth. Three heats were
run. Manitou won the two first heats,
with Joe Cooper second and Lenore third.
The winners time was 1:551@ and :57.
The third race was for the Howard cup
sweepstakes, for all ages; $50 was the en-
trance fee, play or pay, with $3.50 added
by Charles T. Howard. The distance was
two and a quarter miles. c.. II. Pettin-
gilPs b. g. Duke of MOntalban came in an
easy winner, with Apollo second, and
BlaZes third. The time was 4:10.
The fourth race was for purse of $3.50,
for three-year-olds-th winner of the
Pickwick stakes excluded. The distance
was one mile. After half a dozen false
starts the colts got off well, Joe 5. leading.
Centennial won the race by length, with
Joe S. second and Monticello third, beat
ing Northanna, Little Joe, Atchafalaya,
Tilford, Exeter, Baritone and Won MOltke.
The winners time was :5S.
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pnr6lta plaetPrs.
IT WOULDN'T DO.
Through Habit of Keeping His Eyes
Open Gentleman is Protected
from a Small SWindle.

Thanks, my little daughter, you did the
errand very quickly and nicely" said the head
of a certain pleasant home in Thirty fourth
street, opening a diminutive package the
child just placed in his hand. "But, see here,
Mamie, this isn't what l sent you for, this is
not BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLAS-
TER at all, but some cheap imitation of it. II
is not neat as the genuine, and it hasn't got
the word CAPCINE cut in the middle. You
must have made a mistake, darling"
''No 1 didn't, papa, no 1 didn't" answered
the bright little eight -year-old eagerly de-
Tending herself. 81 asked the drug man down
here on the corner for BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTER. l told him the whole
of the long name, exactly as you told it to me,
and then gave him the twenty five cents you
gave me to pay for it with, and he took this
out of box and told me to run home with it,
1 didn't make any mistake, papa, didn't in
deed"-half ready to cry.
''All right, Mamie, on your part" said the
father. kindly. II think 1 can see through
this business. In the language of the report
ers, guess I'll 10 out myself and interview
that drug man, as you call him."
SCENE III. FIVE MINUTES LATER.-''Mr.
Gamboge, 1 sent my little girl to your store
just now for one of BENSON'S CAPCINE
POROUS PLASTERS. Didn't you under
stand what she wanted?''
"Oh, yes, understood her, but"
"But indignantly. "But what? If
you understood her, why in heavens name,
sir, didn't you send the right article?''
Il beg pardon. | meant no offense, but we
are out of BensOn's Plasters to-day. Sold the
last one this morning, and 1 thought what
sent would answer as well, and So"
''There, that'll do, that'll do. Please re-
member that when send for thing / want
that and nothing else. When / desire you to
exercise your judgment rll let you know.
Here's your cheap and worthless substitute.
Be good enough to refund my money, and I'll
try somebody else in your line who is not ad-
dicted to small swindles."
All druggists are not like GambOge, but pre-
caution is always wisdom.
Seabury johnson, Proprietors, New York
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ROME, April 6.-The explosion of
powder depot, reported last night, oc-
CURED at Maricane, small village just
of powder, to be used in constructing an
aqueduct, was stored IN the cellar of
tenement house in which six workmen
had quarters. One of these men having
occasion to GO into the cellar lighted a
match and threw down the stub with its
little spark. The whole house was blown
into the air, The concussion broke all the
windows in the neighborhood, and only
few of the persons in the house at the
time escaped with their lives, All were
badly mangled,
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JUST LIKE HIS BROTHER.
John Dorsey Continues the Narration
of His Lamb-Like Innocence.

OF His Lamb Like Innocence
WASHINGTON, April 6.-John Dorsey
concluded his direct testimony in the star
route trial with broad denial that he had
ever paid any money to any officer of the
government. Mr.. Merrick then began the
cross-eXamination. The witness testified
that his capital when he went into the
star route contracts was between $4,000
and $4,000. Mr.. Peck had agreed to fur
nish all the money needed. The witness
capital was but drop in the bucket.
Mr. Merrick tried to draw from the wit
ness an acknowledgment that he knew he
was compromising his brother in trans
acting business through him, but failed
to do so.
The witness threw himself upon his re-
served right and said that he had per-
feet right to transmit his money for these
routes to his brother instead of his part
ner, Mr.. Miner, if he chose to do so. He
saw nothing wrong in that proceeding.
Being questioned why he swore to af-
fidavits upon routes of which he knew
nothing, the witness answered that he
had relied upon information obtained
from others. He was no expert.
The witness was asked why he had
written his brother that he regarded the
Tongue river route as worth 100000 for
bhC NOlbA oCb Ilb answered WIN
seeming frankness that the statement
showed his ignorance of the business of
running mail routes.
The witness was pressed to account for
two different afidavits on one route.
He acknowledged having sworn to them,
He supposed that it was ''straight, square
work.
Mr.. Merrick bluntly asked the witness
which of the conflicting affidavits was a
lie.
The witness was not allowed to repeat
Mr.. RerdelPs statement to him in regard
to that matter, but managed to get In an
explanation to the effect tnat one affidavit
was intended to correct an error contained
in the other.
The crOss-eXamination ended, and
Colonel IngersOll put Mr.. Dorsey on his
redirect examination. The testimony
which the witness closed with denied any
evil intentions in making affidavits con-
nected with routes. The court adjourned
until Monday morning
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-07
Markets in the old world.

LIVERPOOL, April ca leading weekly
grain circular says: ''Wheat continues
dull, with tendency toward lower prices
There was a moderate attendance to-day
and small business done. Wheat was Id
dearer. Flour was dull and easier. Corn
declined 3D.; prime, however, closed with
somewhat better feeling, and inferior
was very hard to SELL"
LONDON, April 6.--In the Mincing Lane
markets, with few exceptions, there has
been for the past week steady feeling
and a fair amount of business. Rice was
higher. Tea commanded a better price,
on account of the reduction in stock.
Coffee has been quiet, and though part of
the time two or three shillings per cwt.
lower, it closed with slightly better feel
ing. Refined sugar was in active de-
mand. Speculation in common cane sugar
has abated. Fine West India was rather
daarar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-04-07
No Fighting ON the Rordou

SANTA FE, n. NJ, April Ga small
band of Indians, making for the Burra
Mountains, passed near Dening Yesterday
morning. Captain Martin, with two COM
panies, has started in pursuit.
Generals Crook and McKinzie held a
conference at Albuquerque Yesterday.
Gen. Crook will make an aggressive cam
paIgn in Arizona with view of carving
OUT secretary Teller's idea of whipping
out the entire band.
The Chiricahua hOstiles under the lead
ershlp OF Juh are supposed to be scattered
through the ChIricahua Mountains, in
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FINAL PARAGRAPHS.


Nothing pays like enterprise. In less
than a week after the Ocean Steamship
Company bonded its vessels to Atlanta
our colored Surveyor of the port discovers
a piece of smuggled silk. 1t didn't come
via Savannah, however, but up the Au-
gusta canal.
There are three errors in my last letter
that demand correction. Our Shakes
peare Club comprises not s'surprises''
the first gentlemen and ladies of the city:
John Howard Payne was 'Fnot' a short
hand reporter. The ''notr was over
looked. DIR. Carver broke consecutiyelv
forty clay pigeons in score of 92 not 100.
as IN the latter he missed none. BOgar-
dus never made over eight without a
miss in the former score. My special
telegram has j. T. Harrison instead of
Harris.
Our Methodist friends are having auite
a smile over the growing tendency on the
part of Baptist preachers to change their
pastorates. A great many of them do not
now stay year, the shortest time allotted
to Methodist preacher. Unfortunately.
there are preachers who are called E'airts.'
AS soon as they settle y over a Baptist
church, they begin to fiirtv with other
churches for '.call." 1t is a growing
evil and demands prompt and severe re-
buke.
The sale of the Angler corner. next to
the Constitution office, shows the ups and
downs of Atlanta real estate and real es-
tate owners, The building was put up Just
after the war, by George johnson. the
Snowman, and his partner, 1t cost about
S22, 600, but when hard times came it sold
for $4,000. On Tuesday it brought $33, 300
at auction. Poor George johnson, the
original owner, could not now, 1 fear, buy
negro shanty and pay cash for it.. AS
real estate has gone up he has gone down.
Such is life.
A lively fight took place last summer be-
tween the old Peachtree street car line to
Ponce de Leon Spring and the New Gate
City street car line, via the Boulevard, in
cutting down fares. The new line made
the most money, and this year the old
line has got possession, by lease, of the
spring property, and fenced out the new
line, the managers of which have carried
the matter to court, AS they have money,
influence and ''grit," a sharp legal war
rare is imminent, CHATHAM.