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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-08
Dog Show Closed.

CINCINNATI, O., March THE interna-
tional dog show closed tonight, after four
days Of unexpected success in the attend
ance. The arrangements for the exhibition
were very inadequate, but the people mani
tested deep interest in the animals.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-08
THE COURTS,
District Court.
CRIMINAL CASES.
before Judge Koon.

State vs. Jacob More; defendant ordered
to appear for trial on March 10, at 9 a. m.
State VS.. Bob Bosmussen; forgery; SEN
fenced to one year and six months at Still
water.
State VS.. Clement Beck, forgery; one year
in state prison.
State VS. c. Anderson, larceny of a watch
two years at Saltwater.
State vs. Thomas Miller, robbery from
railroad car; two years at Saltwater.
State VS.. Michael Kane, same otfense; nine
month in state prison.
State VS.. Horace B. Sayer and Carrie Butts,
adultery; verdict of guilty and Sayer SEN
fenced to one year in state prison. The
woman to be sentenced on Monday.
State VS.. Charles Gordon and Stephen
Burns, burglary; first pleaded guilty and
sentenced to three years at Saltwater. Burns
case is before the jury.
State VS.. Chris Swanson, assault upon
Charles Roberts with deadly weapon; on
trial and postponed to this morning.
State VS.. Missa 81 Liebritz; to be heard on
Tuesday at Ga. IN.
State VS.. c. Deitrichs, embezzlement from
sewing machine company; case set for Mon
day at 2 p. IN.
State vs.. c. Il. Wilson; set for Tuesday
at 9 a. IN.
State vs.. Edwards and Smith; set for Mon
day at a. N.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-08
Grants Illness.

FORTRESS MONROE, March General
Grant is at Hygeia hotel, for month or six
weeks stay.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-08
Before Judge Young. !

Lucy r. Barnett VS.. St. Anthony Falls
Water Power Co.; on trial.
COURT CASES.
Before Judge Lochren.l
Price Jones VS.. George Blake; tried and
submitted.
Thomas CAVITY VS.. George L. Latturner ct
al; same.
North Star Boot & Shoe company VS.. j. w.
Ladd, defendant, and S. B. Loyejoy, i'm
pleaded; postponed to 18th inst.
NEW SUITS AND PAPERS.
The State of Minnesota, ex rel, the attor-
ney general VS.. the Minnesota Mutual Acct
dent & Railway Relief association; note of
Issue filed and cause placed on special term
calendar.
VIM. s. King VS.. Philc Remington ct al;
complaint filed.
Freeman P. Lane VS.. VIM. Eibel; complaint
FLED.
Theophil Basting vs. VIM. P. F. Cum
mings ct al; same.
VIM. Funk VS.. Henry l.. Weaver; sum-
mons and complaint filed.
B. A. Francois IL Co. VS.. Robert Watson;
transcript of docket from Redwood county
filed and docketed.
In the matter of the estate of Henry A.
Cragin, deceased; return on appeal from
probate court filed.
Grommes & Ullrich VS.. D. a. Allen & Co. :;
complaint fled.
The State National Bank of Minneapolis
VS.. j. NJ Eustis; judgment roll filed.
A. NJ. Knight VS.. Bernhard Dassel; COM
plant, bond and affidavit for attachment
filed.
Croker & Hutchins VS.. Andrew ]. War
rem; complaint filed.
Auerbach, Finch s. Van Slyck VS.. James
1saacson; complaint, summons, affidavit and
bond for attachment filed, and writ of at
tachment issued.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-08
MINNEAPOLIS NEWS.

OFFICE-No. Washington Avenue, opposite
Nicollet house. Office hours frow a. IN. to ~
O'Clock p. IN.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

Sd meine sebOrt 81 baben 3wei uni
5pansis Sabre.
@em i9 sebeiratbet battle, fOnnte i'd
aud 10 cine erpa9iene Eo6ter baben.
Sreili9 ; bas GS6ter9en BON Serr ga:
ron 6ris muB unsefdbr eben 10 alt iein.
ga, penn es nod lebt.-0ie itia 1T es
iett, nun bas Bianino ~ueritummt lit.
Gum Slid! Wfir war Der 9drm pieI
gu groB; 9Oren unb Seben persin9 min
bapon.
gilbert antportete ni9t; er sins in iein
8immer unb trdumte in Der Na9t, er bdtte
cine So9ter, bic @ret6en sli9, unb bic,
wena ct ~trauris mar, linn poripieIte, ober
i'm bur9 frSbIi9es Blaubern erbeiterte,
wenn er miibe BON ber @r6eit mad Sauie
fam.
3 Sris, ieuf3te er erpa9snb, unisre
Re9nuns lift nod lanse ni9t absei9loiien.
Ni9t gbitb ALIEN BAIT bu mir seraubt, wer
meiB, Of i9 obne bid nt9t Slater elmer liebz
li9en To9ter ware,-pie @ret9en, muBte
CT unwiQtirli9 benfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
Cine eiu5ige So9tcr.
Uopelle
Don
Welatt bon SABA.
$40 0 90
glus bent Soldnbii6en iiberiett bon =. y
Welatt bom SABA.
Sortiesnn9.)

Sett i6on? Oas lit frib. Qaiien Sit
Sbren 9ater bod bierberSteben, penn e,
sic bur9aus suweilen iebn muB, abel
bies Sin unb Serreiien pait mir gang
unb gar ni9t. @arten Sic mod eineu
Wonat.
@,ret6en perbeuste ii9 unb stng. Ns
bert ,Sgerte nod einen gusenblid, bann
ioIste er ibr bis an bic Gbiir bes Gmpfansss
sinlmers.
@erben sic gut nit Srdnlein Slipper
fertis2 fraste er.
Yortreffli9, Serr Oornbnrs.
0as wunbert mid, benin Sie iinb beibe
ni6t auf ben Wtunb sefaIen. = @uten
MOrsen!
@ie frob par @retden, als ite wieber
unter freiem Stmmel mar, unb mie 9liids
lid iiber BEN 9uten ~glussang bes Wasniis
ies! Mu9 nit ii9 ielbit war ie sufrieben,
baB bic balbperseiene Puppensei4i9te 10
re9tseitis ibr In ben Sinn %sefommen mar ;
Der Sntel bate offenbar an feline eisne
@sidi9te, bic iener 10 dbnli9 mar, babel
seba9t. Gar 81 germ wdre iie tim 3u
6IBen %seiunfen nit ber Sitte: 8erseib
meinem Batter, wie i'd Der Gnna persiebn,
aber fi9erer unb beherer NOR es, ntdts gu
iibereilen, sumal iett, mo ie enbIi3 einen
S1ritt weiter sefommer mar.
SrduIein Slipper i9lus uor Staunen
bic Sdnbe Dor benz &opf suiammet, ais iie
pernabm, mas @ret9en sswast bate, unb
mas ibr s%elnnsen mar.
Sebn 81, nun wobl, baB 0err 0orns
burg gar 10 b6ie ni3t iit2 iaste iie. Man
muB ii9 nur an feline Dirt unb @eiie ses
wobnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

mar. i4Ii6 er fort, un5ufrieOsn nit iif
ielbit.
9aS 6inb ma6t mid ienttmental, ia9tt
ct; iolte 6aS Die 6Ol9e bes berannaben6er
glters ietn, ioute mein 6ers wsi9er wer.
Ben, meite gnerSte eri9laffen? @as fam
&c i'd an, penn ie mid perlGBt?
Mtt einem Slif pou Selbit6epubtiein
i9aute er lumber.
Dies 9QeS fat bic gner9ie gu @ese 9ez
bra9t. sfs iunser Wtann bate i9 elm 9es
fibIupaes 9ers, aber susleit5 einen tIaren
&opf. Sas t6er5 bat man mir gebro9eu,
i'd mari es fort wie elm mubloies Ding unb
that nur mod, mas mir Der Sopf bictirte.
Sd bari Sufrieben iein nit meinsn @aben
babe i3 gum Slid Der Msni9beit @u9er
getrieben unb itatt mid NIT Gurus III ums
seben, gfuten sei9afft, mo INNER i5 tonns
te. @ber NUM- Was mirb bic Sufunit
brinsen? ., baB i9 iett itsrben tonnte,
mo mein Nnbenten in Sesen blsibt, mo-
ptele Meni9en in @oblfabrt leben bur6
mid !--Oo9 bdtte i9 ni5t nod mebr
tbun ioIen2 Sabe i9 ntdt etpa gar bas
8ornebmli9ite peridumt ?-Sabe i6 mid
lelbit iiberwunben?
Die leste Srase ri9tste er ni6t ielbit an
fi9, es mar, ais Oh Der Na9tminb ie Inn
In bic Sbren i%iuielte, suslei9 nit benz
Slang Der @orte, bic i'm 10 bspsst batten
in @ret9ens @ebet:
9ersieb uns uniere S9ulS, pie aud mir
perseben unleren S9ulbisern.
9isie aber iaB in ibrem 3immer unb
fdrieb aus Der SiiIe ibres Sersens an ibren
9ater @orte Der 9iebe, Der Srsube unb
5offnuns.
8ater, er wirb tommen, Der ~9lusenblid,
mad benz mir beibe 10 iebnli9 p~erlansen,
fein 3weifel mebr. 8, t0nnte i'd i'm be-
idlennisen, mefn Qiebifes, mad biz, aabe
i9 bafiir bin. So6 fir uns wiini6e ib
i'm ni9t alleit berbei, taft nod mebr fir
ben Sntel. On Daft mid, lieber gapa,
bait bic iiBe grinnerins an meme tberre
Mutter, aber mas bat bieier arme Mann
BEL an isinem &eidtbum? Sd betIage ibn
tisf, er lit unslidli9, nnb bur9 eigne
S9ulb. Ssin sblss Sers-benn es 1T
ebsl wie bas Define, bas benefit 9lles mas
er sriinnt unb tbut, um feline Mitmeni9en
glidli9 su maden,-bat er felt Sabren
i9on nit elmer gisrinSe umgeben; mirb
es mir selinsen, fie 81 idmsl,sn 2-@ott
gebe linn rei9en 2obn fir feline suten Gbas
ten es itebt ia bod ssidriebsn: Selis iinb
bic Barnberaisen, Senn iie psrbsn garms
bersisteit erlan9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
XII,

@ret6en, mir iinb beute Ibenb eingelas
ben, lagte 6rdulein Slipper zines Cages gu
ibrer iosenannter Pfeseto9ter.
$50 benn2
SIM S9loie, Bel Serrn 9%Otnburs.
@eidiebt bas Oftsr9 Sd meime na3 eis
mem %beitimmten Brosramm?
&eselmdBis brsi ODER piermal i'm Sabre.
3uleet warsn mir bort elm paar Gage be-
Dor sic famen.
MuB i9 mid bsnn Defenders basu
puten2
Gi9t bod ; sic sisbn sinfad Sbr Conn
tasstleib9en II
Sd babe aud nidts slnbsrss, iuste
@ret9en la9enb.
Stellen sic ii9 MIR ni6t uiel bapon
por, beun baB man ii9 gut amiiiirt,
fam i9 ni9t b~sbaupten. Die alte Mars
tia madt bic Sonnsurs, bas ioute iie lies
ber mir iiberlailen, benn i6 peritebe mid
iebenfalls better barauf. Wenn Der Serr
Yerpalter fommt, perben mir wobl elm
Yartbie9en MAIDEN, Sic miiien bann sas
iebn.
S6abet ni6ts i6 plaltbre 10 LANCE nit
Martba. SIT aud elm YianinO ba?
Sin iebr i96nes, aber bas lit nod ME
9eofnet worben.
NatirIi9 wer bdtte AUDI bararf ipieIen
iouen?
@esen 9fbsnb sins Srdulein Slipper, -
70 itattli6 a%n9epust, baB Wfar9o in ibrem
einfa6en &leib9en ii6 gang beldamt fiibls
te,-glrm in lrm NIT ibrsm S9atIins
mad Oornburs, Der 9aitor, ber ebens
faIs einselaben mar, fam NIT benz Serrpals
ter unb beilen Satin, einem unbebeutenben
Srdu9en, binter ibnen Der.
Srauleim Slipper i6loB ii6, eifris
bic llntsrbaltung fiibrenb, ben beiben
Qetteren an, inbeB Der PaitOr unb @rets
den fOIsten.
Sd s~ratuIiere Sbnsn, besann er Ids
4eInb.
Bosu9 frasts iie seipannt.
8, nod gu iebr wsnissm; Sbr Sntel
nennt fe iest elm fires Mab9en, pdbrsnb
er sic friiber fur Elm ientimentales &inb
bielt. Sd babe mid an benz Mdbden
seirrt, drBerte er mir ssssniibsr, unb Sas
paiirt mir ni9t oft. Mein eriter gins
brud par, baB sic lie mebr aus Mitleis
ben, ais nm ibrer gefdbisums wiaen ems
pfobIen batten.
limb er permutbet ni6ts2
Hein, ni6t bas Minbeife. gr er,dblte
mir neuli6, baB er in @miterSam ieinem
8raber be9esnet iei.
Sa, auf benz Sabnbot ais i9 abrsiite.
Wir iinb beibe srar seworbsn, ieste CT
binSu. Oils i9 absr elm ~periSbnenbes @ort
enflieBen Iaien woate, iaste er raid: Sn
Der beilissn S3rift itebt: Sbu't @utes
guren Seinben; babe i6 bas ni9t rebli6
CUR IuSfibruns Sebra9t2 Sd antportete
linn NIT elmer anberen Steue aus benz
gpanseIium, bod lenfte er bic llnters
baltuns alSbalb auf elm slei9siltises Gbes
ma.
@lauben Sic benn, baB benno9 Soiis
nnns 1T?
8ir wolen bic Sadie taali6 benz
lieben Soft empfeblen unb re9t porli6tig
iein; Elm uniiberlegtes Wort tOnnt Iaes
perberbsn.
Gin eipreebebienter fiibrte bic @aite
tn ben SroBen Saal bes eriten Stods
werfs.
gs 1T bod elm Sammer, plaubsrte
Grdulein Slipper, baB 9srr Oornburs ni6t
perbeiratbet lit. @as mutt linn nun all
fem &eidtbum.
@r bate cine Srau bod niemaIs
sladli3 sema9t, msinte Der Werwalter,
Der fi4 felbt ba,u wobI pieI sssisnstsr
bielt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08
XIII.

Msema9 fam ber Winter ms 2anb, bic
gdume ifanben ibrer Sldtter beraubt, Ser
@inb beulte bur9 bic fra9enben 3weise
nnb trauris lieBen bic lesten glumen bic
&0pfden bdnsen.
Warso mar 1eiBis an Der arbeit, iie bats
te iest uiel mebr gu tbun ais wabrenb bes
pereangenen Sommers, es mar feline
&leinisteit, 10 pislsn &inbsrn ltnterri9t
ssbsn su miihen, aber ibre uneri9ophi9e
Seiterfeit, ibr aa;eit frii9er Mutb baIfen
ibr bur6.
glus Der Golonie Oornburs, ME man
Sic Sduierreibe in Der ltmgegenb nannte,
fam lie nur ielten beraus unb unbeSsutenb,
wie es ibr i6ien, waren bic Sorti9ritte,
weI6e iie in Der @unit ibrsS Sbeims
ma6te.
@enn sr ibr bege9nete, 10 sriiBte er
mebr ober minber freunbli6, lie na9bem er
selaunt mar: mitunter ri9tete er einise
furse @orte an lie, iei es, I'm einen @uni9
gu erfsnnen su seben, iei es UNI gtpas,
bas iis that ober unterIieB, gu tabeln..
Cine ginlabung in bas S9lpB mar
wabrenb Der letten Wonate ni9t mebr err
folst, Serr Sornburs muBte iiberndBis
bei6Gftigt isin. SonntagS bate er gss
wSbnli9 geiu9, supeilen bra9te er einise
Gage in Sranfrsi9, England ober gelsien
gu, unb mar ;urid, bepor man nod feline
2lbweienbeit bemsrfte. Seine geiitestraft
i9ien ii3 ie Idnser, lie mebr gu entuideIn,
glrbeit mar fem Qsben baB er ba niir wenis
Sett bate, on 9retden SrieSeri9s gu benz
fen, fab bieie iebr wobl elm.
Sm llebri9en 9ins ibr aues nod
Wuni9 ibrem Sater feblte ni6ts ais ibre
@sieli9aft unb iu9te iie ibm bisieIbe bur9
LANCE, liebeuoae Sriefe gu erieten. S9on
sweimal bate iie i'm beiu9t unb bic suiams
men psrlsbte Ssit blisb geibsn nod lanse
no9ber aIs ansenebme grinnerans I'm Ges
bd1tnihe.
Gines Mbenbs bate gilbert benz SrduIein
Slipper gtwas gu iasen; fe JAP NIT
ben Mdb9en I'M Ndbiaal. 9lus benz
a~nitoBsnbsn Raum brans Iautss 9a9sn
beriiber.
@er ma9t bort iOI@en 9drm? fraste
., @rstdsn wirb wobI cine @ei3i9te
srsdbIen.
@eIdidte ersablen? ST ie benn gum
Grsablen ba2 llnb er i9ob ben Sorban9
pom benz tIsinen Senifer9en fort, bur6 bas
man unbemerft IN bas anbere 3immer ieben
fonnte.
@ret6sn iaB auf einem boben Stubl
unb por ibr auf fleinen 8dnten eini9e breis
Big &inber i'm glitter uOn feds bis uierSebn
Sabren.
9ld bite, SrduIein, wie sins es bann
weiter, rieien iie i'm Gbor. Der @iss
bsridsin ibrer 6reube lag in Marsos Siis
gen.
Nein, iett srsdble i5 bas ni5t, erit miBt
Sbr leiBis lernen, ionit wirb ni9ts baraus.
9lar6en, fomm einmal Der an bic Safel,
mas fir cine Sabl lit baS?
90 iubr iie fort, Isbbaft, freunbli9,
aud itrens, no es iein muBte. SIS ma9te
gilbert 8ersniisen, ben llntsrri3t gu be:
laui9en.
@sbt bas isSsn @bsnb io2 fraste ct.
Sreili9 /! llnb wenn lie bort fertig 1T,
iest ie ii9 oft nod bieber; bieie SunSfern,
70 sroB unb tlus iie iinb, bSren ibr aud
nit Versniisen 3u.
Cine Wo9e ipdtsr belt Der Cob wiebe,
einmal ieinen GinSus TN S3lOHe. Di'
aIte Martba, weI6e idon LANCE trant &C.
wsisn mar, itarb bsinab pl6sli9. Sbrem
Ssrrn, Der fi9 serube IN Berlin befanb
i9idte man cine telssrapbii9e Dspei9e, e.
tebrte iOfOrt surid, fanb fe aber i9on ali
2ei&e.
.tt.. (Fertfetuna fsIat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-07-08

nReine 5errr. Dleiu Batter wobnt in gIos
per, Ut. Or litt auBerOrOsntIi9 sur5 StropbeIu,
uuo Der antiegenoe Brief pirS Sbnen mitt6 ellen,
uel1 wluoerbare 8irt4ua
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-08
A Rule of Cr0ss-Examination.

1t is somewhat remarkable to find
what number of people there are
who do not understand what the .Wlc
is which governs cross-cNamination of
n witness with n view tobreaking down
his character. These people wonder,
for example, why Judge Tyler does
not bring in evidence to contradict the
statements certain of the witnesses on
the other side have made in answer to
his cross-cxamination question. He
does not bring it in because he cant.
The rule is that you can ask a witness
question calculated to injure his char
actcr in the eyes of the court, if he an
swers it in the Affirmative, but that if
he denies the imputation, his denial is
conclusive and you can 90 no further;
and he does not commit perjury either,
in the eye of the law, if his answer is
upon collateral matter and does not
involve an issue in the case. For cx-
ample, if you are crOss-cXamining
Jones upon the signing of certain
promissory note in San Francisco, and
he swears falssl y that he was no. in
San Francisco at the time he was al
legged to have witnessed the signature,
but was in Oakland, he pcrjures him
self, and you are at liberty to prove
him perjurer if you can and have
him punished for the crime. But if,
in cross.eXamination, you ask him
whether il is not fact that he was
ever charged with arson in Philadel
phia and he says "non you have to
abide by his answer, even il you could
produce dozen persons to show that
he was charged with arson there. This
is because his record in the matter oi
arson has nothing whatever to do witt
the signing of the promissory note. Per
jury is only legal perjury when it con
Germs the issues on trial; when it doe
not concern those, it is still perjury, o
cour'e, but the law can take no cOgni
zance of it, There are good reason
for this rule, much as it may Otter
screen witnesses who richly desery,
exposure and punishmelt~~San Fran
cisco Daily Report,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-08

4 rn01cr rnoro,lro nm thn h,, nnnn.i,l
Havana oyn,odod and almost inusJi,,cl,
thrcr lorrc ros.holdcrs bur.t oncn. srycra
rorn.c. hove hoeu found Int 4, Il M, know
how many nersors wcrc irirrcd Grcot dam
,ro ,yas dorc IN bpiIJ,nrs in Uoy,r,
Trdcrt,o IanJ. of,,oo in ,hc n,r,;,,,or,
huIldirgs ot Tnrontn vcro rnnnd t,,n nn,,,r
mi dyn,mi,o oor,riI,.s ,,i,I, wirc ord fns,
ottocbcd ard o,hors noro. o.liscovoroi,,n ,,n,Ior ,,.
stcns ,rnrnocn,rg ,,,o snoal,.r,s ohor,nor ''''
Tho Rr,,ish Lanso ~ con,no,,s hr ra,, ,
az ,o 9oa has odo,,od an amo,,dr,an, " ~ IN,
aa,na I'm .,ar,,,a, a,, -, ,','
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-08

In consideration Of the wonderfully firm
tone that nov pcryadr, the ShOrt-hnrn mar
krt, especially where choice individuals are
backed by equally choice pcdigrecs, the an
pounccmcnt hy Mr.. W, T. licarnc, in this
paper that he will dispcrsc at Lees Summit,
Mo, GA miles east of Kansas City, on Mo.
Pac. II. r. ON the 10Th Of this month, lOC
head, mostly females, from his herd, should
cause our friends to consider If this is not IN
opportunity they should take advantage OF.
Up to the time of removing his herd to Mis-
souri,, few years since, Mr., llcarnc had been
Il lifelong Kentucky breeder and perhaps is as
well posted and level headed as to what con
stitutcs merit In bccf-cattlc AS any man in The
business About twenty Of the most approveC
families will be represented, aud the COWS vii
he in calf or have calves at foot by superior
sire. and the one he is using now is the three
year-Old pure Bates bull, Baron Bell Bob,
red, by ID Oxford Of NincwOod out of Baroness
Bell, daughter Of the I'd Duke OF Oneidi
ggo6 His advertisement explains the careful
arrangements Mr.. Hcarnc has made as Il
trains and accommodations for those desiring
TO attend, and his catalogue will contain inter
esting particulars in full, Our readers inter
ested should post themselves by securing one
and attend the sale If possible. Write him
Lees Summit Mo.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

Lloyd G. Wheeler, Of Chicago was elected
president Of the interstate conference Of col.
ored men at Pittsburgh, and made an eloquent
address. Among the scventy-fivc delegates are
Fred Douglass and Bishop Green. The convcn-
ton resolved!n executive session that no action
should be taken in favor OF either political
party or Of any candidate.
Glenn Davis, n colored citizen of Richland
county, s. c., apparently fell dead, and was
duly laid out for burial. The colorcd people
gathered at his cabin at night to pray and sing,
when Clem suddenly sat up, after being in a
comatose state twenty-four hours. The watch
ers fed in horror, but came back cautiously
and rendered their congratulations
The democracy of Massachusetts selected B.
F. Butler, Hon. Josiah G. Abbott, NJ. J. Nc.
Cafferty, and James +. Delaney as delegates
to Chicago, and unanimously passed resolu
ton as the sense Of the convention that Gen
eral Butler should be the presidential nominee
The straightout republicans of Virginia
proclaimed themselves for Blaine and Lincoln
but sent their delegates to Chicago uninstruct
ed. The sixth plank Of the platform condemns
President Arthur for permitting the ruthless
violation Of the civil service law in Virginia.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-08

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The huus" con pter on public lands has |
agreed upon Oil To repeal the prc-cmption |
uId timrcr culture acts and amend the home |
stead Law. The amendment, as determined
upon, provides that every homestead appli.
cpt shall max" final proof, by two crcdltabe
witnesses. Of continuous residence upon and
rsd'ytton or permanent improvement Of his
claim for four consecutive years next succeed
ug 10, entry. Proof shall be in duplicate. one
set tu be flied In the local Land Office and the
other TO be- forwarded to the general land Office
If within one year after the presentation Of
such proof no contest be filed and no notice
given supported by affidavit made before some
officer authorized 10 administer an oath, charg-
ing and specifying fraud either in the original
entry or proofs, the secretary Of the interior
shall cau,e patents to be issued on entry; but
Il contest be filed ur affidavit made, or if
there be from any cause rcas unable ground to
suspect fraud in the casc the secretary shall
direct the commissioner Of tue general land
Office to institute an investigation thereof
Tho act Of March 3, 1879, requiring the publi-
cation of intention to make final proofs six
weeks in advance of the event Is repealed.
Representative Cobb was directed To report the
bill. and authorized to ask its passage under 4
suspension Of the rules at the earliest oppor-
tunlly
The report NJ the Utah comm sf'0n was
made I, tbc secretary or thc interior Tucsdov
The commissioner. f,ve a detailed statement
pTtbn,,.r,ti,r. aud work ~ ,,o ,.,,,ni..iar
tl,r past wear Tiny recommend tbc nassau,
OF a bill giving The first, or legal wife the right
or dov,r or some oihcr r,uiv,lcr, irtorcst +,
real estate nr nor tu.lord Tbov oIso s,,,,,,o.,
that to facilitate, fine ryncutior If ,bo n,ritor,
uroyi.i.ns ID, fine las fine lcnsr.rurut or irstic,
s.null IA. furnished. 4. fund to mo .pcc,i;Iv Az,
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can hc n,aced nm ,he constitutional nowcr n
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