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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

The insect known as the San Jose
scale, which for long time was the
pest of the fruit-growers of the Pacific
Coast, threatens to become equally
destructive in the East. 1t appeared
in Virginia last year, being found on
peach trees, and short time ago was
discovered in Charles County. Mary
land, and at De Funiak Springs, Fla.
The supposition is that the scale was
introduced in young trees sent East
by the California nurseries. The
Black Tartariau cherry is probably
the only deciduous tree that escapes
the ravages of this sect. l.. 0. How
ard, acting entomologist of the De-
partment of Agriculture, gives the
Baltimore Sun the following account
of the scale "The insect itself is a
small, fiat, round scale, a little lighter
in color than the bark of the tree, and
will be found most abundantly upon
the younger limbs and twigs. 1t is at
this season of the year one-eighth of
an inch or less in diameter, and there
is in the middle Of each scale a small,
elevated, shiny, blackish, rounded
point. Sometimes the centre OF the
scale appears yellowish. The wood
underneath the scale is apt to be dis
colored and somewhat purplish. When
the insect is abundant, the bark IS
completely hidden by close layer Of
these scales, which are then hardly
distinguishable to the naked eye and
give the appearance Of slight dis
coloration or a slight roughening OF
the bark. No other scale upon apple,
pear, peach, cherry or plum trees
possess these characteristics, and the
insect ought, therefore, to be readily
distinguished. The full-grown insect
is motionless. The young animals are
active crawlers, but even the young
would not ctawl more than 100 feet in
their lifetime. They are, however,
I carried from orchard to orchard by
insects upon which they have crawled.
and by birds which fly from tree to
tree" The Department has prepared
several washes to be used at various
stages of the blight caused by the
scale. If a tree has become thor
ouOhly incrusted it is recommended
that the tree be cut down and burned.
Mr.. Howard says that if this enemy is
not theoretically treated at the start
Ii threatens to cripple the entire fruit
growing interests ofthe United States
lThe Eastern States have no laws regulat-
mo the traffic in diseased nursery stock,
and unless laws are speedily enacted
.to protect fruit-growers, serious con-
gssequences may be developed
s
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15
of @ single incan

of single mean
descent lamp, was eagerly devouring
the contents Of spicy novel. Two
colored porters lay stretched upon the
benches, sound asleep. The handsome
corridor was empty, and as my heavy
heels struck the stone flooring the
vacant halls brought back short,
weird echo.
The clerk looked up from his book
and nodded pleasantly as I passed
through into the street and rain.
Without, the heavy downpour had
transformed the broad, asphalted ave-
nues of the Capital City into miniature
rills. 1t was late in autumn, and the
thick darkness of that unearthly hour,
together with the fearful storm, al
lowed even the cabbies and hackmen
to cease their lonely vigil for chance
fare, and seek shelter.
One solitary cab, which I had taken
the precaution to order the evening
previous, stood by the curb. I but
toned my macintosh closely about
my throat, and admonishing the cab
man to drive with all possible haste
for l had to leave on that early train,
and there was only twenty short min
utes to spare-was about to enter the
cab.
One foot was already inside, when I
heard some one running, and the next
instant felt hard hand clutch my
wrist. I turned quickly and faced the
intruder.
zone moment, hemanaged to ejacu-
late between his gasps for breath, 81 am
just chasing to the depot to catch the
early train for New York. Accidentally
overheard you instruct the drive. I'm
all out of breath and nearly exhaust
ed. To miss that train would delay
some hours-cause great loss-fnan-
cially. Won't you let me share your
cab with you?"
1t was very impertinent request
for On utter stranger to make. There
was not time to think, and though l
did not fancy strangers, and dislike to
be intruded upon, yet it was such a
plain, outspoken request, and such an
honest face confronted mine, that
smothered my prejudices and NUT
tered Jump In"
During the nasty, damp ride to the
railway station, neither of us said u
word. Several times my companion
pressed his head against the wet glass
window and peered into the darkness.
Once he took out o small silver watch,
but it was too dark to see the time.
As we neared the depot, he again
opened his watch, this time striking q
match to see. "Half minute yet, I"
he whispered, Gnxiously; "we'n just
make it" AS the cab stopped, he
hurriedly opened the door, snatched
his valise-each of us carried a small
satchel-and with short "hurry, {"
ran into the depot, 1 following close
ut his heels.
Without pausing to glance on either
side he quickly reached the entrance
to the platform. Then, increasing his
velocity and brushing the gateman,
who was on the point of closing, rude.
ly aside, we rushed pell-mell through
the gates. I, being in the rear, just
barely managed to board the last car
as the train pulled ont of the shed.
Congratulating myself upon not hav-
ing missed the train, looked back,
ere entering the coach, at the
receding depot. Two men, ap-
parently late, were running down
the platform rs fast as their legs
| n,,,1h cnrrr thnrn ,rnllinn. ttStnrn [
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15

Says the New York Independent:
"Reports from the South show South
ern advancement such as at Atlanta, a
city not only attractive in appearance,
but whose trade is growing and has
every appearance of solidity."
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1894-06-15
THE MAN WITH A NINE
BY s. JESSE BLOCK.

the morning. The
big hotel was com
pletely deserted.
Behind the desk,
the night clerk,
having satisfactor-
lily adjusted him
self to fit q com
Portable armchair,
his feet convenient
ly propped upon q
small table, and
aided by the light
Of a siD01a moan
, 1894-10-03
Oermilntes.

- SIT einem 8erliner 8Gatte fin6et it9
Gin v8aDreut9 1894" bon Grnit bon 8olz
3ogen. 9arin betBt eS: vgSer nt9t pie
yWteiteritnger" in 8aprert6 gebOrt bat,
tann iicb audi taum cine 8oriteQung MAJ
cben, ipie punberpoQ Die GD0re i'm v2obenz
grin" tlingen. 9tacb ser 0auptprObe iOu
altcb Srau @a9ner, iibertpGltigt bon Der
hi11reiBenoen G~etltun9 oes SPORES, oellen
per6ienitbonen Setter, ben MuiifOirettor
&nielc, ouf9eforbert baben, in tDrem Sea-
men ben gon3en GbOr 5u umarnet. En-
eros D6er en- detail =?
= Sn Der yWtiinbener 9lagemct1en 3et7
tung" Ger. 22D bertc6tet $. t. AUS Der
SDmmerfrticbe": yQ8te rein uno burditcb>
tig an iolden Gagen bes 6erbites Die Suit
tit, bas mltB man barauS entnebntel1, oaB
in Sen erIten Gagen OeS abnebntenoen Wton7
bes sic S6eibe bieies WelttOrperS noeb tltr5
bot Mitto9 in ser 0tGDc ser Come nit
freiem Q(l19e GIT erfeltnen it," 9aS 1T 0ocb
ipDbl MIR nt0gli6, penn man ie0r tart
9efritbftiiGt bat.
-gBte aus 8aicL eemeG6et miro, lit 8az
ron Gabriel bon 2udaire, Ser i'm Ptltolenz
bueu nit ieitem S6magcr, benz Ste1tenant
0fqbe[ pom Snfantertes 9te8iment gfo. 113
in Tretburq iDmer b%ertpunbet tpnrOe, int
SDitqL peritorben. Die 2etcbe wurbe na9
SSnterlafen, no 6ie bctagte SHUTTER pobnt,
gebra0t.
, 1894-10-03
3(cue An5eigen.

ollie CODES Qn3eteen, weId1e fir Ole
MIoreensQus9abe Der nJuiuois Stats
3eituns" aufse9eben Oeroen, erfbetnen fofter.
fret i'm QbenobIatt. Die 0nnahne pen 2lr=
5eieen fir oas 2IbenebIatt fdIte6t nm II Ihr
nlittaes, fir ole uloreen=2Iuseabe MN 10 uhr
Uben0S.
, 1894-10-03
Tarntem.


Su oertanfen: ga ib 5um Arbeitet 81 olt bin
III SnOiauo pUlt $50 @creS, 20 Atetler ertferHt, 6uiolnnlen
nit Geults, 8Urrdtbsu unb @erdtDi9aItelt 1ur 1850
9Ol0rS. MirOe eiu Ibul0enfreleS 90nS ais tbeIlluetle
s3oblun9 uebmeG u1tO oeu 9feit ouf lange 3ett b%elolIeH.
2ot2t 9. 9ils, 176 e. Sreen=Str., @bicogO.
On nerfaufen: 100 2lcres at 9ooO 8toer, Oregon,
- So Mtiaioueu SUB Derrli9en 8annenboI8es, 9roBe
SGume, nllr 20 Wteilen DDt Bortlano Oregon. MtuB
biala fHr 8aar o~ertauft lperoeH. Nor.:
I8aabolp, tnIp T 8 Staatsaeltung.
, 1894-10-03
SpSeS=0(t15ei0c.

6reunben uno getauuten bic trolrige gta9riGt, baB
meme Itebe 6otttn &iSsic &a9emaIu nab lon9em
&etben int alter BON 50 SaDreit om SienItag ben }. OF
tober. Ntor9euS 10 ltDr, ieti9 I'M 9errn entl6lafen lit.
Sic 9eerot9nn9 fiubet itott ant 6retto9 ben ;. 0ttober,
9}admtttoQS 2 ltGr, puut SranerDaule, 1861 9tDrD SIalf=
Str, mad @racelono. I'm title Sbeiluobme 6ittet Der
ttef6etrubte Satte 8. &a9cttatiit.
, 1894-10-03
Ommsrfrtfbs sommsrfrifas
in u. 8. eeFnas 9opers eate enb0ipifOn.

9Otten III u. 6. 3eiiug's gomers Cafe Gubbipiiiou.
auf an9euueinen Wunfa Der 3oblreiden 8eIuder BON
9erru Settings Iyarm am golucrs Safe in WisepuTin 1T
Die Safes6roHt in Gotten ~Ousseiegt unb in ben Diortt
gebrodt @Owers Cafe lit in slpeiftanbtser 5obrt mt
Der 9tortb @eiteru.Sabn 81 erreI9eu, Iiegt Habe Der
Citation @euou SuHctiou. @iscOnfin. Sic tHrBs 6abrt
Don @erOa 5uucttOn gum cafe tt reid oH Gceuerisn uno
9eipdbrt cine berrItqe Nusii6t ouf oos bsrllHIiegenbe
&erraiu. Die Gotten BADEN idntmtli6 80 f5uB SiotrDnt
AM see uuO islbit I'M beiBeitsu CONNER pebt eIu be.
itdnot9 fIbler 29inD pom Siibeu i6sr ben Safe nHo iiHb
III 6oI9e Der SiibfrOat uuO bss itetts tibIeu Winbes
biele Gotten Die be9ebrteiten ain gou3eE safe lie babeH
eIHe &Iefe oOn 400 SUP, itHb nit ben i9DHIteH
SGattenbdnmeu. ME eideu, guten 6eoeru, uHb oHsrisi
S9ltnggem04ieH beit0HOeu, srbebeu fb tbsillUelie 50Gus
uber ben Gee NH bteteu cine maIerti4e &usIi9t Ibsr ben
cine Dteile brciteu uno 3lpei Nieilen lanqen Gee, p.lbes
an S90nbeit uuo 5ceuerieR bent Cafe 9eneOa, benz bs
ltebteren See DiscOrftus, glei9tommt. Sas flare
gSorer, bon GiIeuqueleu gendbrt. frei BON allen Sumpf:
pfIaH3eH, Der Ionbioe 9Oben bieten bic Ib6uften 8aoe-
pidBe; 3abIreiGe Slide, @ootfobreu uub eegeIu IooeW
81 bieiem Sport. Sur gabeanfaIteu, quite gerp1sguHg
nnO prOmpte @erbimouns alpiiaem Der station SemOa
Sunction uao benz &ate lit gsiorgt
gsur 50 Gotten iiuO pOrbouoen; feline 5amilie unb
gtatRrliebbaber iOateH es uuterlaneu, T6 eirs Sau1teas
81 Ii4erH. 9tdbsre ausruuft ertBeilt, iUwie glatt,H
Derfenost
G. MeIm6.
1735 WlIlmaufee @ps,
ober 3ilnmer so, glo. 20 ga GATE Str.
aHeiHiser ageut. SelO- mo 9anbgeiadft
, 1894-10-03
OoeS>MW1eiae.

Sreunoen un0 8efonnten Die trourioe Godrtdt, 6aB
meme liebe frau & a tbnriu MruoIb am 9ienStaQ
@beno nm 139 ll9r natb lan9ent 2ei6eu ~9eitOrben lit. 9e
8eeroi9un9 ftnoet itott ont 9onneritog, ben 4. Oft, nm
2 lIbr 9adDut. Dput SrauerbauIe, Wtobolpf nobe WlsCon=
itnitr., nab MuuoerS &trdDbpf. Ser troueruoe @otte,
Mnatit Qsr1oIS.
, 1894-10-03
3n leiben qein1t.

OuIetben QeIu0t: 400 9Ol0rs auf monatlide
- %b3ablung; CUTE 3inieI. Sfierten
Il n SD Sta0tSlettunQ.
, 1894-10-03
HGrtNer8.


O2~erIougt: Gin iunQer Itcnn iud1t eineu Bartuer
~ init $4,000 biz 5000 far Chicago 8ropertp. lpelheS
aus 3 Gotten uub 2 neleu i~telneruen 9duiern Deitebt.
Sos YropertD lift il6er 500, 900 nert9 slnO 6rtngt ieBt
uber Is % l0brltb. gtdberc5 brteftdD 3G erfra9eH.
2ott3t 90reIIe: p 16 Staats5ettnng.
(Slr gutter 8dfer ooer 9Gderlpo9eHtreiber lpiro .iDfort
ais Sbeiibaber perlouQt.
1oc7t goa 8. 9ipifun Gin.
, 1894-10-03

QuDerfaufeu: GOT 25x125 an S6oui Ctr. uabs
~ gtoro ebtcagO S9uBenport, bIuig fur Sab.
29lt Aor: " 8 Sta0tS5eitung.
On nertaufeH: 100 NcreS am Soob Riper, Oregon.
~ So 4tilliDneu SSuB berrliden 5aHueubol5es, QrOBe
8dume, mn 20 Wtelen BON BortlauD, Srgou. WtuB
biltg fiir 8oor ~perfauTt lperoen.
~l8agbalU @or: = 8 staatgseituug.
, 1894-10-03

On Oertaufeu: ier=Sottlin9=0 epartement elner
~ Der 9r0Bteu Srauereiet lit Chicago, DoS iest EN-
ons9eoebnte5 8pttliug=Seihdft betreIbt. NtaIbInerIe,
Pter0e, QSo9en, Sloi6en nno NueS, oas nit benz Sc
i9dIt OerbuuOen III, lpiro mttuertauft-2laeS men uno in
beltem .3uitouOe. Dies lit cine Der better 6eIe9eubeiteu
III @bteo9o. SD ltele IeDr li6erale 8eoiHgnngeH uber
nebme 9ruuoeigeutDulus=S tderbeIteH. NorefIe: z 81
Staats3eltun9. 22lpban. IuiO
, 1894-10-03
Seri9ie6eneS.
2M Derleiben.

S5pr9et Selb onf 9iamonteu. llbren. Supelen, Sous.
~ boltunQssW{6bcl rrto STAMPS ppn Der u. S. 8oiolpiu
&oon 60, 4. 6lur Chicago Stod @rdange @eb6ubs,
Salole uno @olDin9ton Ctr. 18a9lS
, 1894-10-03
Giman5ieaes.


Roie, GuinIau & 60, Mortaoae ganfers, 52 9sors
- bornltraBs oerletben Selo auf @bicoeOer @ruuo.
el9e1tbnm aH ben u~ie6rigiteH Yrsiiers Iolpie aud auf ST.
VaAoe' 6pel, lSt
, 1894-10-03
@ei6dfts= @eiegenbeite1t.

0pBr &Getn 1875 g. @lart StraBe, Gunner So.
~ fault, uerfauft unO tauidt SruuoeigeutbiInt fnr Sa'
IOonS, 9Otels, irgeuO lpelbe Sel90fte, nit fleiner Aus
5abl1ltg. WtOrt9ages beior9t. 9totariat. 6euer=Ger.
ltdberlng. 13031S tuIu
, 1894-10-03

On Oerfaufeu: Sin 0aus MuO Northumberland
~ nit Nerf3eng unD q Qtfer SuuO, Is W}eileu meLts
iml non GBragO. @DorIes @raeDttn9, Utopia. Su.
, 1894-10-03

CUR 8equemliGfeit uniersr ouSsiatrOen auuben bobcn
air nit ben uutel genannten Serren eiu Abfpmuen e-
luerbet al ~oenielbei; 8reiieH, dig iuenr ~bieIelbeu brett in
Der Expedition Der SatnoLs Staotsseituug ~ob9e9ebeH
ioeteet Iil3sl8en lolpIs @6oiinements tOntlen an oieIen
lpereerl.
, 1894-10-03

Der Stimmen erbielt, porallf oeiien Nomi-
nation 5u elmer einitimmigen 9enlacbl
, 1894-10-03
@erLanat: Granen nnO Mldbden.


SO erlen9t: Sine CUTE &Ddtu, 9taf5ufrogen 40
GOSIDn YIace. 25ipbap
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-07
WASHINGTON NOTES.

OsS hundred and tive fourtA-clsss
pOstmAstOrs were appointOd y0stst-
day.
In the senate debate on the tariff
bill was continued By AOssrs. Chan.
dier and Quay.
The matter Of ocean d0relictS,
which are great menaces to AAvigE.
tiOa is growing iuimpOrtAAee.
The house spent most ofthe session
Saturday eonsiderine the river and
barber appropriation bill.
Tho action Of Attorney General o.
MOy in the Central Pacific matter has
caused much comment among men,
bsrs Of congress.
As Q reOult of q further conference
OF Democratic senators Yesterday tie
passage Of the pending tariff bill 10
now assured.
The Indian appropriation bill was
TcpOEtWU 10 L1O mouse. AL SATTI0B
smaller amount than has been allow
ed in 1--WE ycarS.
The house passed the river and
barber bill aud adjourned until Mon
day.
Senator Vest submitted amend.
msntS modifying the income tax
feature of the tariff bill.
Thursday was the last day an which
Chinese could register. 1t 10 believed
the law was generally observed.
Democrats are highly pleased oter
the prospect OF . speedy ssttlem0nt
Of the tariff bill, now that the senate
Democrats have come to an under
standing.
The report of the Boatuer commit
tee to investigate Judge Jenkins
Northern Pacific injuBctions has re-
ported and inds that the judges Ae
tion was An abuse Of power, support
cd by neither reason nor authority.
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GREATEST ON EARTH.

James n. Brooks, Washington Ave-,
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the Drummond Medicine Co., 48
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two large bottles OF their remedy.
This treatment LASTS one month, and
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Wanted. 12W
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May s, 1894.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-07
MURDER IN FIRST DEG REE.

II. r. Bali and John Bail and Rob.
srt Boutwell,, charged wilh killing
old man Tom Bo1' I1cAr Burne1Ville, =,
I. r, in 1889, were fOund guilty Of
the nurdSr Saturday In the United
States court 6t Paris. These meA
we're convicted Of the murdor in DC
tobee following the, critnes which Oe.
CURED in June, and were sentenced
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The second trial, which endSd tOdatJ
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UP IN THE SKY.
Over Two Miles High-Hagerman Pass in the
Rocky Mountains.

Over Two Miles High-Hagerman Pass in the
Rocky Mountains.
This il the point ut which the Colorado Mid
land Division Of the Santa Fe crosses the Cont
mental Divide in Colorado, aud il IL, 500 feet
above the sea level. From the summit one may
look down the mountain side and see Ave par
Allel tracks. covering q distance OF fourteen
miles, winding mp the mountain side. This
with the spots Of Snow. furnishes . picture
hard to describe.
This scene OF nature has been painted by Mr..
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which 6nO engraving has been made, mount
ed ON heavy Bristol board. siEe 70 K "a inches.
This engraving 10 one Of the most attractive
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ever executed.
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A New York clergyman. who wa
preaching In n neighboriug village,
astonEshed tho congregation by say
ing: II wish 20 return 70 New York
by the Arat train. - have . wife ana
ave children there. and have nsveE
seen one OF them" ThiS dec1ArstiOu
excited the most painful curiosity
0mong the good people. which wGa
Allayed. however. Whea il became
known that the lone" which the
OerRymaD had never seeH was ona
that had been bern since he left homG
tie day before
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-07
THE CITY.

Charlie Duris went north this morn
ing on . business trip.
Two cottages for rent. apply to
Jackson & Kendrick. ~ II
WAnted-A situation by an ener-
getic Young man. Call or address
Energetic" this Office. Soft
Charlie A. SAnmOns returned last
night from Dallas where he had been
ON business.
Mems, boys and children'G straw
hats and sailors. c. Moss Boot and
shoe House. 21w
For Rent-A seven room dwelling
convenient to business. Z. II. Mccoy
1-tf
Sam Noble of the Wholesale firR Of
Noble Brothers &C. Co., went to PaOli
This morning.
Do you want screen doors and win
dows? II so, cali at cabinet and job
shop opposite postOhice. w. b. Law
renee. II
WANTED.-A first class white cook
Apply to w. A. Ledbetter at either
office or residence. 5 tt
Rev. L. S. Knight Of AlvArado, TEX,
will preach at tie baptist church to-
night. The public is cordially invited
to attend with the assurance of be-
ing treated to an able and eloquent
address.
For Sale-Fifty lots in southeast
Ardmore. Apply to Lum johnson.
so
The ladies of the Cumberland pres
byterian church will serve straw
berries and ice cream next Monday,
from 4 to 10 O'Clock p. M. in the new
brick building of johnson, Cruce and
Cruc0. Proceeds to be devoted TO the
church. All are cordially Invited to
attend. Sat
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-07

Postmaster Hammer shOwe6 the re-
porter q package last night which
had been dumped off here, addressed
to Ardmore, Indi%. He says this
mistake iS Of frequent occurrence and
that he somtimes has trouble in get
ting them forwarded 40 the route
agents often fire them back several
times.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-07
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BROUGHT BACK.

Deputy PullIAIn returned fr0m
DoaisOM last night having in custody
SilcOx who at one time rua . Iaun-
dry in thiS city. During hiA stay
here he inRratiAted himself into the
confidence Of W. w. Hyden and il ID
alleged through fAl'e prstenses in
duced him to endorse o note for fifty
dollars which he had to pay. To Se.
cure himself Mr.. Hydsn took d mort
gage ON the laundry fixtures, . certain
porHtion in the building which it il
claimed did not belong to Silcex
The prisoner left town without max
ing satisfactory settlement and after
exhAustlng ever remedy 10 get his
money Mr. Hyden had him arrested
in Denison and brought back al
above stat: d. SilcOx will have q
preliminary hearing before Com. Scott
tomorrow until which time the Ard
mcrsite awaits the development Of
tho facts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-05-07

After making q visit to the Terri
tory, S0uAtor Teller has reported in
favor of the establishment OF three
new federal eourtR, and making the
present court there supreme court.
This is As it should be, and it 10 to
hoped that his report will bO adopted
by congress, aud that the courts there
will be given exclusive jurisdiction of
all crimes committed within the Ter
ritory.-GainesviIle Advertiser.