The south Kentuckian. [volume], March 02, 1880, Image 1

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THE SOUTH KEHTUCKIAH.
C. M. MKAUIIAM.
UJUBD KVkttf
W. A. WILOCB.
TUKSUAV UOltNINQ
MEACMAM & WILGUS.
1-vni.iHiriiK AX1 MtOVHItCTORH.
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V!fiSCRIPTION RATES
Oae copy, one ye'"'. In advance .."
ll.l. .UIUV. lX lilUUthS
One cn.v i:k I" Mi' ne Minding u tell
T4rlv nana cmlmcrHMfW.
15 00
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HO?;tlNSVlUE
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1S30.
LAW YENS?
9
Office, Hopper Block. Residence,
cnriier Virginia ami Brand streot.
nmy. J
rmWMKtl. Attornoy at J.w, office.
with I'vtrou A. LIUull.
. . ..onnwtN
W "' ,,UUIK' w"h "'Ucr'
Attorney Law, next to
13
UIK IlltO., Main MlWirauw"'
Sllll'l HOW SUITO.
TH 14 ATHITT PAY SB, Hopper Hlook.op.
1) pmdw Phelps im.
TT A.I'IIKI.r HON, Hopper IH9CK, ryar
iii 01 1.1
G.
DENTISTS,
(llano np Jt.ilra, Ovor "City Bmk," corner
of MntnaaJ. ltuaecllvillo street. -. JlJanly
Court House.
TrrlNKBKK MoCAnitot.L, Main Blnwt,
IV nppualiu IMaatorenans.
E1TTBH. BY PERT, ext lo Court Uoueo
entrance fruin Usui Street.
T It. KSIdn-T 4 W, Main iw opposite
kl . Eugluo nouao.
IiV
JO AH U lilt AHIIKU, Attnruair lit Law,
IalneUeel,oiiu. I'laokr'e Built.
rtRt.AKti CKltllKK. Wain street, over
Uoaeli taint " '
DOCTORS.
w
v inTTim. U. I.. "Viniro aoiitherst
I nuraorKaslmlloanil Virginia aire..
11 "w. liffYI)KS, oii up alalrs. next door
A toTelegrar elllue. ninrt.
M. II., over Oray
ciner1. drug store.
T II, AI.KXANIlKK,
M1LLINKRS.
Hit It I MAItTIK.oprwi" ! -
tel,npaia're.
iii.i.ii IMK N.ti,lll Street
early opposite Christian inuren.
M1
HTK M. K
: JEWELERS.
-in,L. WAUL, Halo etroet, llopklnarllU,
' v y.
E'
oUKKT MIMA JCrait t,,Cniplioll ft
IV llllaaia' alii stand. -
PHOTOGRAPHERS
f-iI.auKXI'lC AXnKRMiX, Hry lllork.cn
Yj trahienexiuoortoMurage'e,
DRUGGISTS.
G
Main
KAY lt,'lKSK, ltd r'runl,
Mrnk
fttHI! fttiAK.NER, Main Street, llopkina-
U ylll,Ky.
DRY GOODS.
nrxl duor to
riANT A UAVflOS. Main Hi-
H'
TiUeand Vlralma miwla.
GW. Wllar. Mala Htreet,' PIMlM E.
liop)ier k Hon.
GltOCERS.
Tl U HKKUKKaoS Malnaiieot,oppoi
K. II. Hopper
T'I.K CANS! KH. Pi-llin'n olil alanil, lamer
J. Main and Kaahrlllo strwta.
ttttji. MlM. Court Street, opnoille Court
II II
RM. ANOKUIOX, Soult
eille atreut.
ftldo of Itaeaell
PVYNK tOUUti,
tkeitepot.. t
IitIU Htreet, pear
VOLUME II.
IIOPKLNSVILLE, KENTUCKY, TUESDAY, MAKC1I 2, 1880.
BUSINESS CARDS.
l) W.M. FUQUA,
A, 1. I'mraaLL.
il. w. wiuum,
TCU ZISSED MS.
You It IbciI ino ! my heivl
lr iipml low upou your broaat
W ilii u .tieliHK of Hiicltur
An.liHlhilLe i-udt;
Wiiilu Uio liulytiitiotious
Jly tonirult.ml iitifBioak, ,
Kltirtliuilup in rt.in.us
From my imart lo my cAeok. ,
Ywr nun liolil me last
Oil, yout arms iuro so hold I
J I una bunt u'aiiidb lii'iirt
In ttio'r iiitririiiinatu folil. .
Y our gUticfi Boo i n od ilriiwlug
My ooul tlirouxli my yo. .
Aniin-imtli'HwsUioMikt. v..
1 rum lliu vn to tlio klen, '
our 1I)H chuiK to miiiiS
Till 1 inawil in iiy UU
Ttiov uiiKi never midii-tp
Fioio ibab raiiUirimit ka .
You kilned mo! my honrc
Ami my tuvatli , ami m
In ilclirotis J-))','
BETHEL FEH1U COLLEGE.
-THE-
OPENS ON '
hiij, faj 1 21V 1880,
Fr lafonnatlon apply to the Vre.ldent,
Uantfj ; J. w, rust; ,
Georgetown
Female Seminary.
tOl'NDHD IX 184(5.
Tlio neat acliolatlc year oiiena on the drat
lUe.ttivtnSeiitoiiilior, l;e. For rauloguoa,
addieuieatUooi'ti:twrii, Ky
. tf.rf. uiji.ir.n, i rm. .
Eminence, Ky. College
FOR MALES AND FEMALES
Tula iinniilar InatlHillon will open Ka twenty
Ihlnl aeaalon Keiih'inbor 1. 1100 will pay all
exumiki itf lioanllntf. wnnhinir. lirlit. fuel, anil
(union in me eont'ice proper, lor uve- muniu
and tial willpav for name In Preparatory lie
pnrlmenc Vurnt ntu.lr Iron. Tlia faculty la
ouiial to any lu Ilia weal, nvno mrraiiuwu
U. . Ull.TNtiir
hm tivDry, hi .si .1. Mi
" IIKIOOB 8TKKKT, . .
riOriClNSVILLE, - - KY
J. M. Hipkins Pro'p.
Jwy rvmly. Howl ami MuW Iwtijrht cnl
ut a ciininixiiuus pukk ia, near mailing
Ii- I'rarviMler of all klnda tor Mlc at retail
ur in uuik
an tiriHn Worms nW.royod
uttliuiit thi' NMif iftiuii. uKvlAl'le rrm
fMltfn f ror cforywiit're, TwiriiH fr
Met. n.l IccdI ilnmj. hcuTT Muttms.
Kiunkli, lti'(.
Shelby ville, (K) .)
FELIALS COL'ECE.
FOUNDKD 40 YKAR9 AOO.
Healthy tviiion: t4n Instrtirtors: Itlfch
rftHuilnni of tk')nilarnhfi; (Irm nnit -u-nilic
ili-tril(i; hrnt h nUK m lowcnt U-riun.
lWmr.'f mill tuition. II vet mttntuK. tti nvimre,
loo.yn; Imai-il. itinioit, suit uiiMir, Hvu tnotittm,
m ntltfim-41, iiit.w. ror fitituoKue nninT
W. 11, ktv alt. lrlnciul.
R
OU T urYN.HouUi aide Main, near Jlaah.
till ntroiit.
JW.l.AMiKR, Boaaellf ilia t., In rear of
Uiy llanl(. '
LTt. D At IA, Vlrilnla Hin biween lentral
llowlau.l l'itUl"a.
rnilily no one pn'p.-rntlan liaa reoeied
o wvtrn pr.lointm u pninHi", nur !'''
Herrirl iirroniinvnitalion aa Hall'. Hair Ue
n..tnrl WH Iml t.rlltl lie TOIfO Of UU HOC
who hare itnr-d it when we pionuuure it the
lMt Hair jirrnMina in incnorni. iitmnni
uiiriYal!d. Tlioita who aro am-rtwi wnn n
en.e. itf Ilia aoalu arrmnunliied with Itolliu
or Irrllaiion. Ana ndinf aud renewal in this la
ti.'iiM ruii..ir. 11 urn Liie nair la in, uii
fall a inoiorrte una of tha Hfucwer will
e irn eu tlio roou or uio.nair. aim preaerre
a 1 1 If it j limit, a wnnencjr w mrn ira
il
f
SH. n 1 II ttlrWIX, eoraer Mais ami Spring
,inta.
" FURNITURE. AKD COFFIN
DJiALEKS.
lienrjr lllock.
A
W, PYL8, ap etatra,
Main Ml.
G
S.O.THOMPSt)V, K. aide Main Street,
yaulra, Tnoaipiion a loietuan a "iii
RE8TAUKANTS.
OT. CHllKWH, U W. Hall, KuaaellriUe, Bt
O neat to YlauDf nun anoik
, V
BUILDERS
CARPENTERS
bOK, Carjientera
t.u aitural color. Fulton, M
BETHEL COLLEGE
RUSSELLVILLE, KY
xriT rtnn mtaixif B!rRiiiBR fodrtu
' rnilMii,yneMa for term Of Ire month., In
elnitmii board. lodftinK-tiilHon, f nol, washing,
liflhta and booka.omy vn.w
Ilaptlat tloentlaand aohaol.iKtlve nv
Illtl wmi.iera. par mnmi. www"
bellieil fionl BoneBi-larr Hind.
f..ll. Hlt.iMtlnn reinarkardr health
IMihI uiwlal for rntaloinei containing fill
pnrtloulara., Addre.a.
l,r.l.lKVAUCiKSB8, Prea't
aV"4iiviTrrAlli)jr
J . ami Iwiioera.
BANNKS8TAIII.R, llnilgasi , near I'nnoe
ton II ridge, J. M. lllpklna, Proprietor.
T , HMITU.eornerelVlrglnlnand Hpnng
Htreora.
ft W. HMtTH, North corner Kuaaollrllle anil
. VJ VlrjililaStreeu. . ..
Kaahville airoet, neardopot.
CIGAR MANUFACTURER.
F,
M'mvEITZETl.ror. JfflnlivIHe atnlltalL
road ts. op(HMtie'(lci!uU
F.n. CLARKE, M.D.,
PHYSrCI&HAN SURGE0
Offiea with Dr. B. W .
erer JAUtfia'W
. tea, Main (treat
. ' HorSJlf.
r a iiiomeut .tooil still . . '
Life uuii lor ino thuu
No unuotatioim, noi'.lmrma,
No vi.iou. of iiappinvaa
OiitHido of your ui ma.
And wore I tliia in.tuut
An aosut pojuwaMid.
Of tliu pouio nn.l tlin joy
That am ifivch the Mu-it
1 woiiui diiig uiy white rubci.
Uuiepiniiitrfy ilnwii;
1 would tear from iny foreboatl
Ite beautiful iirotvn,
To riti.Hu oncuuiotn
In that keavoti et rent,
. Youi lip. upon mine, "
My kcad ou your breaat,
Vou klaacdmol my aoul
l.t fl Ml.. n .livliiu.
Ituoled nnifiwooiieil like A drunkch man
looli.h with iviot;
Audi thought 'twere rtoliisiont
Toillelliero, Iflkalh
Would outcome while my Hpe
Were yet oiola'. w.th your broath.
If mv heart niiahtitiow cold
' While yuurariu.olaAiiOa mo rouou
In tlioir paanion itu laid
And thviuinio tho quic.ttona.
I ask day and ntirlit: :
Miiai my Hp tnau no mom ,
Hnch exunimta ilellghtr '
Would you onre II your lircaat
Were uit.lieltorastUon,
AuH It )3li wero hero
Would you klai mu again? .
Eailroad Legislation.
NICK AND I HOUSE
' DLKTQN, EX. .
N. Tobin, - . - Proprietor.
Gocal rooma, good aerranta, and Dining
rooni euppltuil with eyerytlilng th, market -forda.
,
jfejf gpcolal oooominodatlop'i for Commer-
I Trarolera.? ; ' UeblSm
Thi Kentucky Leiriituro lmvitif;
inilicatcl its claimii to the cunhilonea
ami ailinir'atiun not only of Kentucky
but of tlio wliolo nation by tlnf slntej-
manlikw ' manner of its prociieJm.irH
aviiiKlin a niiirvclously beauliful way
iD0M!l of the question 'of prison ' re-
I'onnr having liy rare jiuljiment and
conraeo ln veil the nioncv-clianircr and
tvn-o-worker from court", ol mstico
having elaborated a grand :lii'mo of
opular education; having in tno
riscst - manner possible aettlcd ' all
question relating to taxntien and the
collecting of the revonuo; the Ken
tucky Legislature haying settlcil all
these nnustioiiH before the time ol ait'
journmcnt had come, mos fitly begins
to wrestle with the railroad iiroulcnr.
And a most intricate problem it is
In the older Stales of Massachusetts
nd New York legislative inteiforence
as none no good for the people; in the
vdiinuer Mates of Jowa. isconain
and Illinois tlio Legislature inter "oivi
only to intensify thedilUcnllios. . Meu
who have trucn venrs of thougut to
he (location confess that it is yet a
problem into which the' wisest can
only looWtlirongh a glass darkly. It
is well then that the Kentucky leg
islature, that aggregation of wisdom,
expom-nce and intuition, sh iuld tako
the subject into coniidorntioo.
it may be that the little wlucn lias
been done in this way lieretnloio is
calculated to excito iinoasiness m some
quarters, bht only among horetica who
have t ho iiresnmntion lo nouot too n-
allibtlttvnt the KontucKV L.egisiainro,
A Mr. Robinson, Mr. Robinson of
Shelby, lias prcuaied a beautiful little
bill; a perfect enmeo, on oxquisite
work of legislaliyo art, complete in
all its nnrls. Some presumptions
critic has atatoil that it resembled the
Iowa law. but this is a baso slnmli'r;
that Iowa law was not nonrly so well
finished, while thiB is so complete in
itself that if it tea.n be put into opera
tion it will finish railroad building in
Kentucky, and that of course is the
end had aim of all railroad legislation.
Mr. Robinson considora ami pro
poses to regulate all railroad measures,
clsssify all freights aud prescribe pnp
pr ear per nulc for all Iretglit rates.
Glorious Robirssou!' Ho. while others
wora assortiuE the thines could not bo
dono. did it: here is the whole casein
a nutshell. '.No otto know how simple
tho thing, was until Robiuson'i bill
was given to the public. Robinson;
he ia a born railroad statesman.
There is only one Omission iu his bill
and that is a provision compelling the
railroads to build a switch to the bacn
of evorv farmor in -Tshelby comity
We houe this mistake will be correct
ed, before the bill is passed. Shelby
county must be protected- against un
just discrimination at all hazards.
Poit and Jietcs. ,
AWONEEErUL HEAD-'.'
CliARl.8 EnLIXO, 'rWP.NTX-Kla.IT YKARS
OLD, WAOSB HK.in ilJS C0511lJt.I.El5
HIM.TO w -awswu-
;rirlrniHlphia,JinjpJr.l ...
A most remai kablo'Speeiinon of man,
after existing' tor many years m tho
wilds of Jersey, Wuknowu' to' tlio out
side world.'' hiis' tfieir .biMilif td this
cityj ind may now be Rcelf ;at b, sulnon
on .walnut siroet. nvcr snreo mo
birtli he has boon nimble to stand upon
his feat, on account of the weight of
lis "head, which is of abnormal size.
Fur twenty-eight years, the' length of
his life; he has been compellud; to' lit
abed contiunallv. His nsmo ' ii
Charles Erling, and ho. was borii'in
Uuilingtiin county, ISew Jersey, no
lacks one .inch of being fivo feet in
lonirth. but would probably- have
grown longer had ho been in Tie habit
of taking physical excreisc. ilia uonu
appears to be about nix tiiufa tho or
dinary iii.e, and, his motlier says, has
lwavs been as disproiiortionate in
weight to the rest of his bod .as it is
now, . '
The measurement around tho head
at the middle of the forehead is thirty
throo inches, while tho line passing
ovor tho crown and-under the chin is
fort y four inches. Of course the head
could nivor be washed nocnrolelv,
but its estimate' weiifht at irresent is
eighty pounds, which is two-filths of
his entire weu-'lit. . 1 ha ltiner corner
of tho eves aro four inches apart, the
distance from temple to teinplo is thir
teen inches,' and the bridge of tho nose
is six inches below tho upper lino of
tho forehead.
If it wore a cnao of hydrocephalus it
wonld doubtless bo less remarkable,
but there is every physical evidence in
support of statements made by several
physicians that it is neither more nor
loss than an abnormal growth of skull
aud brain. The head is solid, and its
part nearly proportionate except the
forehead, which, in both' hoight and
breath, measures about que and a hall
times as much as it would if symmet
rical with . tho other parts of even so
abnormally largo' a head. Tho trunk
of the body is about the same in size
as that of many a big ft boy who
walks tho streets, but the iiiukcIcs are
soft and weak for want of activity.
TIiq measurement aroudd tho chest in
forty-four inches, and aromuMho
waist thirty-five inches. His legs,
however, are no thicker than thoso of
an eight-year old boy of ordinary 'size.
He extepds his hand to visitors;
bids them good day and chats with
them in a childish manner, ; Ho seems,
to have an overy balanced mind, but it
iff that ofaprattmg mlant. tie can
not read aud never .would try to learn
even tho alphabet,' as his neck, al-
though no weaker than might be ox
peoto.'. in a poison who has been al
ways confined to bed, was not strong
onotigh to move his head without giv
ing him pain. It is thought that ho
wonld not bo so childish had lio beoo
accustomed to Bights and souuds be
yond the limits of a bod-room which
few except his pareuts aud their small
nnuibor ot Jorscv ncii:liuor ever oni-
ered. His parents have had nochild
bnt Charles. The father is dead, but
the mother with him hero. Both
parents wore healthy, ol ordinary
THE WOOING O'T. '
How a LouiivilU Girl Avails Her
.Bolf of Loar-Year Privileges.
v Sunday Argu's.1
Below is given a copy of genuine
loap.ycar letter received by Louls
villo '"I'litli'mnti recently. The mis
sive Is written Am perfumed paper
and In a beautiful bund, with any
niiioiiiit of italics, which are not fol
lowed, as tho language 8 sunielenlly
expressive without emphasizing.
The voung mini is oho of Ihoso re-
cijiilly recommended' by the Annus
11 lis list ot eilijinie oacnoiors, iiihi n
IkO doesn't respond lo this lender
ripistlo, lip is a stony-hearted bruto,
aud oughtio ho run out oi town :
Louisville January M, loou.
I'osllivo Dear, Cotnparalivo Dearer,
Superlative, Dearest J limine:
TJiev say"ubsonco conquers love,"
but olil believe it not, oearcst, i
never realized, until you ceasod your
visits, how deep anil lasting an im
pression yon had mudo on my heart.
Every liiicniont of thy dear face Is
Idelibly printed on tho walls of the
gallery of - memory, never to be
ellected. , , .. . . ,
The morning cloud and early dew
Mavnuiukiy pans away,
llut oh 1 tho love I have for yon
Will last through ouilleaa day, ' '
.never to Bcell'accd, though I should
live to the aire or a Mutliusaloh.
Thy face will" bo my "guiding star"
on the wide expanse of the "sea of
Uie"iiny cynosure around which re
volvo tho affections of my heart,., : ,
, "011 1 for a thousand tongues to tell . ;
Ho much Hove then, and how won "
With thoo wouid life be life' indeed ;
without thee, n living death, a uever
oxialcnce; a dreary, desolate wnsto;
an. inuiieasureably wide and -darksome
tlesert. I have . waited long,
and am waiting still, for some word
of Ibvli. "Hope deferred maketh tho
heart eick." I attribute, your silence
io bnshlultioss. aud have Ihorofore de.
elded to make to you tho offering of
uiv heart fmv lito, ir needs oci, :ac.
cp'pl.ohl accept. I pray thee, though
poor the olluring ue. ju i yes, ao
well so tenderly thou'rt loved, adored
by ine, fame, fortune wealth and lib
erty are worthless without thee.
Though brimmed With Uleaaca pure and rare,
Life's r,up before ino lay,
Unless thy love wore mingled tuoie ;
I'd suuin the draught away."
Dearest, send mo one word that
vou favor my suit; that you Will givo
ma hotio to expnet I hat one dav.you
will bo mine. Will you not send me
llin likeness of tliv dear luce? Al
thouKh I could not see tho original
fhftcntise vou aro afraid to citll).
conlil gaze upon my iiKeucss wim
love unspeakable. .
Youv- true, devoted, worshiping,
would-bo wife. Ivatik
I'. S. My dear Jimmlo, this is loup
year, and inv heart loupe toward you,
mid if you are willing,! would tain
lonp into vonr nrms hatib.
mm
Srava Women-
stature and possessed tlio avorage p0rth. But the inlnitues of the ciin
ohvsical dovehipmcut. They worocu- ninff old Veli. who wauled lo get tho
gagod in agricultural pursuits about whole of the tpuhilik of Suli into his
The extraordinary courasie of the
Albanian women has been displayed
oyer and over again iu tho history of
the country ; hut onu or tno most cele
brated Instances was that recorded
of tho branch of tho Albanian people
1'oprescutcd by tho Suliotes, when
they wore uosiegeu uy ah rasua in
17'J2. Tho SulioieB formed a semi-
independent confederacy, comprising
sixty-six villages, in me Districts oi
Margarill, i'aramythiii and iiauina.
Up., lo the time of All i'asha, ilicy
pridod themselves on tho regularity
of the payment of tboir dues to the
List of Premiums to be Dis
tributed to our Subscrib
ers at our 2nd. Annual
Distribution.
Encouraged by tho success ofa sim
ilur undertaking last year, wo havo do
tormiiicd to distribute a number of
valuable premiums among our sub
scribers next fall . Every cash sub
scriber will get a ticket iu the distiir
bution and havo an equal chanto at
the premiums. .
Thosq whj) havo already paid for
the paper can 'get tickets by allowing
receipts. " ,
Vo have selected tno premiums
ith enro aud offer nearly throe times
.manv as wo did last year. As
will bo seen trom tlio list bolow there
are thirty prizes, ranging Tram eighty
dollars down. ; . ,
1. A No. 1 Two-horso
Wagon, made by M. C.Forbes $80.
2. A No. 1 White'8 Seiving
Machine .'
3. ' An elesant Silver 1 ea-sot
of six pieces train J M. IIowo. $oQ.
4. Ono gents' Saddle, made
by J. A. B. Johnson . v ...... (
6. A gontiina 3j 0!!t Silver ...
Watch, Waltham movement,
from Jas.L.Wahl,. .., t'-
6. South Bend Chilled Plow
from Win(ie A Hart,.. 81 .
T. Oliver Chilled Plow,
from P. 0. Shanklip....;.... ?VS.
8. i Imprb-vod Doxtcr Corn-
shellor, from M. tfingory ISro. $12.
9. Silver Butter Dlslij from.
Robert Mills. Jr. ...... i ,.. . $10
10. Solid' 18 karat Gold..
Rintfifrom Jaa. L. ' Wahl. . . . ' $10
11. Extra Laro Farm Boll,
from Winfreo Si Hart. $10.
121 Double Plow, manufac
turd by Moore & Edmunds. '. : 810
IS. Silver Cake-basket, from
RobortMills, Jr........,...' $
14. Ret of Table Spoons,
from J. M. Howe, J-'
15. Gold Pen and Holder, :
from J, M, Howo. . . $
16. Carving Knife and Fork,.
from C, A. Thompson ....... . $o.
17. Tin Chambor Set,' threo ,
pieces, horn U. A. inompBin.. . o.
18. Walnut Baby Cradle, .
from A. W.Pylo.. 85.
19. Finn Ridinp; Bridle..'.. 1 $5.
20. Box best 5c Cigars, from. . .
J. W. Lander 85
21. Silver Uoblet 84.
22. Silver Goblet $4.
' 23. Nickle Plated Clocl;., $3.
24. Good Riding Bridle:... , $3.
I 25. Good Riding Bridle.... , $3.
20. Gold Front Sloove But- ' : ;
tons.
,27. .Weekly Courier-Journal
one year... . ... ... '.'. . . .
. 28. Weekly Courior-Journal
ouo year. .
A). HoutU tkcntuckmn ono
KUMISEB 9,
Eemarkable Electrical laven.
tiea-
ADVERTISliJG BATE.
One or Icai.' tlr.t lfHlon --
Onu ..iiiarc.or Iw, "o'""'1 insertion.,..
One ninnre, three laontlia
l):ie Mnuai'i'. iftcno ii... ii...
Two aiinaroa, six ino'illn -. -
Tlio iimnn. ono vi'iir. ..
One-fourth column, per year.
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One-Half eolnnin, kt ;
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SOUTH KENTtiCKIAN.
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Special dispatch to tho Enquiror.
PltTSllUItU, I'KNN., Feb. 17.
Connelly and McTighc, ot (his cily,
patent attorneys, sent their applica
tion for il new'invention lo Washing
ton to-ninht. This has not been
christened as yet by the invenlors.but
may bo called a lelcphoieteiicoH, or
telopilcotn The claim mado is the
ability lULtfiinsiiiit the physical wave
force of light electrically, similar io
transmission by, tno teicpiiono. it
havinsr been dcinotistraiod that elec
tricity is a creation of solar light, the
principle basinu this invention is that
of Iho convertibility of electricity
back nirnin Into lii'ht, and in tno
process undergone tho reproduction
at I ho no nt ot reception oi me oimtoi
submitted to tho action of (he solar
or powerful electric rays ut Uio point
of iransm'.i'sioii.
Tt ia claimed bv Mr. Tishe. with
whom your correspondent conversed
Inat cve'iiins. that when the new in-
out ou issulllciotiily ponccteii ..im
practical use, it will be possiblo for
one ol the two persons couvei;iiifr uy
telenhoiia to perceivd distinctly at
the snme tune the imn20 or mo it
ami witli, whom ho Is enaai'ed. Tim
iir.icticaLulility of tho invoiition will
h m eV -r. bo niorn tho ;oughly appar
ent when I' is staled that tha luve
lors believe they will bo able to li ana
mit iiiBtantaneously, from point to
point, any written or' printed donn-
oeiit, as lor instance, one ciuu b mu
of anewspepor. Tho reproduction ni
Iho imago ia the result ci cnamicni
changes, which are now utilized In.
the scietioo of photography, and arc
perfectly fapnipir to an.
Tho inventors oegan tncir iiivi-n-(Vaiirtii
nfthd tiblcct sovoraP years
ngo, the idea being obtained from Ilia
first at tempi m.nio at ,110., !
incut of the lelpphono. 111 onier 10
bo able to work undorstanilinsly", Mr.
MclMgho and" Mr.' T.' 'Connelly, the
Washington membor of the firm,
look np the subject of photogriphy
Aud niaetercd.it completely. From
time to time as IhRv mado new plans
and discoveries, drawings and paper"
relating to the saino wero filed away
at Washington, with proof of tho
onnie. that thev are fully prepared to
nrnvn Ihonriorltvof all their claims
should nny ptiort oc maiie 10 nisiine
the snmo. Tho companilivo imprnc
tlcabiliiy of Dr. Lick's diaphote- is
made apparent from the fact (hat il
require seventy-' wo wires to ll'nns
mii ibn iinnire. Tho telnnhoto like
leionhniio. reoulres but a sinfflo wiro
i t will transmit the Imago of any ob-lor-t.'
however lilrsc, which, hllb
sent in diminished size, is. magnified
at the receiving point, bcfol'o its re
prodiielioii. (0 to the required nize.
M'l'.'McTlgbe slates .that by his ex
norlinniils he linn been able to repro.
rltiee cloarlv Bnd faithfully, in a dark
room at hi residence.- the images ot
. . . . . V . .1 . .11
persons at ine otner cim 01 tno mro,
extending from another pnrt of the
hoiiso. and that while tho tclepboto
(a vnt in it.lnl'ancv.,:or ils ulllmat
porfeclion and utility there can be no
doubt whatever.
WASHINSTON LETTS?-" ,
Washinotos, Feb. 28 I8S0' '
Congress Pltibs along at a uioderWo
paco with a pretty strong indication,
that it won't tire out as soon ns lias
iicctl predicted. During me mat iew.
,i. i.initora of little more inleres-
iln'n-and scnsiiliviinl character. liaVtt
been coming lo tho flout, and all,
tbllios considered, life at tho tnpnol
is growing loss monotonous "oin
poM final standpoint at laa. A'V.
ovont vi-rv rare in nay Wi'i,'i"-..i
expnlslon ot a membor-threiiloiiB to
shorllv occur. Mr. Ack'Bn, ot.Lou
isiain,"slii"ds i"":" 61 of 11 1",'lol.,''
broach of honor among mcmoi-is.
p-escnting to the honso what ho-rep-resented
to b.o tho report of the com'
milteo. and asking to novo 11 rei-em-.,
and piintcd. Theso things ai o n;
wnvs ncccpted on the word of a mem.
her. and When It was discovered Hint
.1.. .. ... nniorl was not a roin-
i.iv i.." - K
u.itiee renort ami
had 110 1
resent i
it....
.... i'ii, rn.nlt venorted places hint
iu a very bad situation. Ho isn Deirt-.
ocrat. but nearly every Detnocia.it!
inetiibir believe he """","" "V
Mr. A'klon
0 authority whatever to o 10,..
1 it, (here was a great lndiglia
An investigation wa onlcrol
pcllcd, while on the Repub icati aido
ho has ..cveal nctivc Iriends who fa
vor milder-trciiliiient- Mr. Ai klen a
two miles from tho villain of Bridge'
boro. which is a leasuo frrim Uiveiv
sida. New. Jersev. A notice ol the
case cot into a rural nowspaper not
long ago, aud this catching tno eye ot
0 jiroprietor of thoBalonu he Bought
it tho bumble liomstead' and ar-
Matbomatical Slscovery-
year
30. South Kontuckian quo
$2.
?2.
$2.
2.
Ezcited his Curiosity.
... l.a hern a llllic rnecM-i
VHI1UI .. ." ....... , .
. . . f l....,,.AOB ! ll-llll lift
ince luseicciiou m - -
i... kui, .,npnoii 01 some uiiiimuiT
things both here and nt home, In foil-acaui-iico
of which Bomo lie Spa fH.
... , t .. l. i.Y ..lntlaifii.
hnvo (tuouod uuii,, . -
at " vet he lin generally iimungeu
w'liiinWnsh himself. ' It I not
iiown whether ho had any. corrupt
motive in tho matter now. pinia.us;,
d nil investigation lino unit luximu .
f the case is beintf llnuic uy tno ju..- .
1. a.m. l.nll iiinf it'll
ciarv l-ommittBc.-. a oj ?
is fbttiid he will ccnamiy
bollctl.. . - li i
The contnslod olcction case that
havo occupied the most attention . o
f,u' nre'Curtin vs. Yocdih In IVnn.?);!'
nnin, and Donnelly vs. wasnum ......
Mlnl.esotu,' . UotUfirJ pracuca. y u-
cided. Tho radical press is niKi..B
teniblo howl over me mining .
siib-coinniittcc in the latter case. -1'or
lause they eiiy wasl.utirn s .iiii.ju.w
wa3,0U0 . But when mo . ' V;
tho full cointliitieo is mauo, 1
will coiivinco nil fair-'ininded
hat it is not partisan aim u....
Itting membor secured an ninny..-,
nit majority by means which givo ,
dm no legal or just claim tt) tho f pat.
..o,.,-.l rnnlnillB EVlllCtlCO OI UIO
grossest frauds perpoiraldd In Wafh-
burn a Intorcsi. an caauiH'n
kind of testimony before Hie commit
tee ia this:-AVashbiil'n came to Mnt-
ncnpolis trom the country will) a inrt-
lority against, nun. . itci. -ly
unpopular in the cily,-- and yot lio
overcame this adverse majority niid
ail up amajpi-ity tor tiimscii 01 o,Vuu
11 seven precincts of-tha city whera
the regular Republican majority uu-
ef OXcocds 'iniBwira- " "! .
resort to the statute that encn vomr 9
ballot and nntno on . 1110 rcg,i y
should be numbered, so inaj. 11 iiok-.v
be known how cnchmanyolcd. llu
law facilitate prinery anu n uu u..
,l..l,.n,l iMinniialitulioua OV tue
A KKW
BULB FO)! THE CALCULATION
or rKitcE.vTAaa. !
How He'd Do It.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT SOITUT.
John B. Oram Judge, Onilii, Ky. Kat Osl
ther t.'lerk, llnuklnavllle. Ky. t'onrt mei.ta
Brat Monday Iq kinruli andSuptomber.
. QUARTRRLY COURT,
A. V. Long Judge. Meiita Inst Mouday In
January, AyrlUJuly andUotobor,
COUNTV COURT, '
1 A. V. l.ong Judge, Joah Brasher Artornoy.
Meeta Unit Moudny in every mouth.
CITY COURT,
Joo McCarrdlt. Jodgo: Jaa. Tlroathltt, At-
'toruoy: I'. 11. OTmiu ililjr tlarshal
. . .,' couNTr orriaicR.
Jofia' W. nroatliltt. t'lurki r. P. Itogoin,
BhuriiriA.il. Long, Jailer.-' - ...
WASHINGTON, D. C.,.
HAS A F1RST.CLASS HOTEL AT
" . . f 2.C0 per day.
TREMONT ltd USE,
, tf. No Liquors boM.
CVJtfCJi PROMPTLY ANJ
VKHMANKHTLY. I so ml A
bottle 'ot my ot'Iutmiteil i'cniu1y
VI tli n vulu'alile H'(mtiHfl ou thin
ilifleiino, froe toftlUtilVerciswlio
Hftiil tuo their I. U fliul K
firowi ndiln-fM, h IT, U foot,
Nu. 13U I' tul 3'.., -Sew Vurk.
Willard Hotel,
E, C. STEELS, Proprlctcr.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
LESSUREJIOURS.
A Magazine of ChoicO Litorntnre for
' - tho People : ..
rVBLlSIIEU inONTIILT.
BY
W.-L KERSHON &C0.,
Ill, Broadway, N. Y
The pnhllaliers of this popular Mngnzlne
have determined to give in.iro good, liunreat
tug and Instrurtlvs rending mutter to auli
(erlbeislhiincnii bo obtained nnywhoro for
the anmo price, thev havo, therefore, engngeil
a nnniliei. of regular contrlbuloraWell known
11,0 imlillc. inr the vear 18S0. who will pro-
sent through the ooluinns ot the Mngntlno,
ffl
Irlglnnl Articles, consruling of Uiogrnpliica,
'ravels, Nuturttl Ilistojy, workaol tacts and
Klction. o. .
KntwlthatnndliK the increased outlay of
....,.. ivl.lrii Lliis renders iiecessarv. tlie sub
crlptlou urlee of tho Magazine reninlua the
"Vl'ir tertna! 1.00 a yoar or 60 cents for six
w.. .nd a trial snliaerlntloa of three
months with a handsome proniluin for
Agents wanted In every town. Steady orn-ploviu-nt
and good pay. - ...
For .further iiavticnlars and agents tortns
auiul stiitnp 10 tao puouiiiiui
AY'. L. MEHSIION&CO,
- j - IU, Broadway, N. Y
8averal men were gathered at' the
door of a blacksmith shop on Cass
avenue tlio other morning when a
school-boy not ovor nino j'vars of age
came along with tears in his eyes, aud
one.ot the group asked, .
.What' tho matter boy fall down ?
N-no, but I've gat'a hard Vllhine
tlo lossoii, and I expect to get licked I
was tho answer.
Lot me seo, I usoitto bo a king-bee
on fractions.
The man took. tlio book, turned to
tho page and road. ' ;
"Hulk 1 Kind tho least common multinlo of
thedunoiiiuiiitors ol the fractious for the least
common denominator. IMVliie ine leasicom
nion ucuomiuator by each denominator, mid
multiply both turtn of the fractions by tlio
auotieut obtained by each denominator."
Ho read tho rule aloud and asked If
anv one could uudnrstnnd It. All
shook their heads, and he then con
llniiod t '.
"Well, now, I think I should go to
work and discover the least uncom
mon agitator. I would then evolve a
parallel according to Iho intriiisio
dovintor aud puuetuato the thermonv
eter." , '
"So would 1 1" answered ovory man
n chorus, and one of them addod
"I've worked 'cm out that way a
. . . .1.1 9
tnousnuu uiiiea, r
Not one of tho mon, all or whom
wore In businoas and mado monoy
could even undoi'Btaud the working
of tho rule, inucli less work examples
bv it, and yot it was.expeclou that
nlnn-vear old boy should 110 to tf
blackboard and do every sum off
hand. Detroit Free Press.
greedy hands, soon roused the people
into rcbollion, and lliey commenced
their glorious and lengthened war
against tho far greater resources of
tho renowned Pasha. The latter, by
means ot tho 'duplicity of which he
wa such a consummate master, uad
- 1 T.... ,!!. nMA nf t Iwi QL
w " - - . . I QUI. I.ipuil iUlHIIU UUB w uiw mi
raigned to have Charlo kopt at his iot0 heads of houses, into hi powor,
place for cxhibitton. ; land then laid siege to the town ol
r - I I .. r 1 J L I. ..!! ......
Onu. uoonneuyoreu oy unuos 10 jii
duce Tzavclia to turn traitor. Cun
ning hero met 111s matcn tne oratty
Suliote pretended compliance, and
oven left his own son, Foto, in All
Pasha' bands as a hostage. He ro-
tnrnod to Suli under protenso ofbo
trayin the town, but 110 sooner had
ha arrivod than he sout a letter of do-
.The Courier' nblo young man ha flanee to the Pasha. All then ns-
had a revelation in -mathematics sailed the town, and it wa here that
which overturns all accepted thory tho heroism of the Albanian women
ind praellce, nt loaBtas far a the cal-1 became o tonsplcuoui. . Mosko, the
culhlioii ot percentage is concerned, wire of Tzavella, and motiior or foto,
ia,'coucerued. . His plan i to inpppse ahowed prodigies of valor during the
some other number than tne pritiuir siogo. : oho; broke open -some cart
pal, find the dlfferenco between the ridge-boxea with a batohot, aud thon
two, and men calcinate wuat percont- loadod Uiom on in oiner women, anu
age Ihnt-difl'orcuco is of tho supposed rushing into the trenches, dlstribn
numbor. Business mon will dopbtless ted them among , the Suliotes. All
ba struck with this brilliant Idoa, and inroatened to roast alive her ton Foto
adopt it at once. They, have been hut sho replied Bho was young, and
tollowiug ino oin 10'y piain 01 caicu- could have oilier- cniinren ; aim tnn
laiing percentage ou the actual cost she would cat a bit of the roastod
of a thiug, but the now discovery has flesh of her ton rather than betray
tno important advantage of enabling her country. Blackwood's Maqa-
thciu to suppose any Bum they please, zine
and thus make any showing 01 pront
or loss that will best suit their pur-
nose
r .... ... .. ... ,
The auio mniuemnncian maKus a
practical aimlioation of his inven
lion, ltolorriiig 10 me inot mat ne
addod fifty pounds to the difl'eiciico
in the weiiflit or the Llncaro norsos,
(hits fictitiously increasing the 150
pounds to 20U, he say
A Memphis clergyman take the
nnsltion that there is a futuro stolo
for all beasts eft,ho fleltl and fowl of
tho air . .
...j Kentucky Uormocs-,
. . (Catlottsburg Domoorat,) ;.
About' a year ago a Mormon mi-
sionary wont up to the Uig bandy,
i,,oinrl r tho Cnni.ir-i.'a error in mid besrau his labors 111 tno atiioini nir
nfui.riiini th rvmuloi-iiii lim-aoa hninu- nniiiitioa of Lawrence and Johnson.
31 Ji per cent., iLwas but 25 percont., Of course, thoie who listened to.hi
a (inieience 01 itivy younus 111 iwu 1 ieuiu.i(;a n. ...... .... ..-
Lin. , irn.1 ' neonlo 111 tho world are more hbove
Tho lightning calculator' docsn t such degradation man tno respectaoie
stop to tell us where ho got the iOU. citizens 01 - tne. naitieu uouuuee.
Hn in 01 1 lint na wall nave raised tno rue ro Bcems 10 iihvu uocu ouiuu r......
150 pounds lo 300 lnwhlcli case, ac- of organization formed at once, but 01
cording to hi now rulo, he would 110 considerable Importance, and mat
havo added only fifty por cent, to the tors dragged along until last summer.
truo weight f And ho actualiv pa- wnon mo peculiar 1011ms iuu mn
rsdei his calculation dsa."corroction" popular fancy, and many sainta and
ol tho Journal's figures I- .salutosscs were adtled to tho.chureh.
"Vou innko at least one nuiidrea - lliey gaiiierou iubuoioi- in unw
per voni. on Ihcso pencils," said a ou- rence county, upon Goorgo s Creok,
tumor. , wpicn is unii.v-ouu i ..uu.
'No such thingl" oxclnlmod Iho (Jatlottsburg. iho colony at present
ra'o shopkoepur. "Ibuy 'em fen-aloonlniiis atiput (ll'ty persons.a fow aro.
cent opicco and BcH'omfor two cents scattered along tho udge of Johnson
npinco, so 1 only make 0110 por cent." county, and nearly uu ui iruiiuivui.-
Tho Cottrior' young man concludes tuckluns.' Two missionaries, young
hi startling display of mathematical preacher from Salt Lake City, aro
groins with the following sentence: thero now, preaching tho genuine
There was to bo but a difference of rollgion ana mnking converts. ; '.
five pounds, whereas it was (100 Aunt!- Thoro may bo a vagno intention on
rCfl, . - tho part ol the saints to emigrate lo
I this only an illustration of the Utah at some timo in tho distant fit
force of habit? or is it another caso of ture; but thoy havo a yot mado no
i!, imv voliri. fliuHnir im Imrl awot'n such Intontiuii known, and seem con-
that a horse was eixtoon foot high, do- tout to remain among tho foot-hills of
tcruiiiiod tostioKto.it? I the ijumuomnu mountains
He Didn't Believe in Tele- ;
;., . phones- ;,.
Detrojt Frcn Prose.' '; '
"You've got a telephone hero, havn't
you? asked a citizen ns ho yestarday
entered an oflico on Griawold street in
a eetning great hurry. . , :;
Yob, was the reply. .. . j .
AV oil. 1 never believed in 'em to
any great excent. bnt I want to order
some coal from a yard np tho river. .'
The owner of the olhco proceeded
to 'call,' and wheu he got the coal
dealers ho said: . , '
, Mr. Blank is hero and lie want to
know if you tny Boft coa' "
Yes .500 tons, was the answer. ',.
..- Well, hj wants you to send hiin up
a ton. '' '.' ' . '
We'll seo hint Wowed first!' ; Ho
has owed uk a bill Jor over two years.
miii muttcrod the man as he stop
ped back.' '" ' i
Hid the say they'd send itf abkod
the other. 1 .
i.'N e, 'not exactly1.
-What did thev say? ' ,
1 I didn't cstch it yry wcllv i Let
me repeat. Picking up. the , trumpet
again he stood with it to hi car: and
asked; v ' .
Did yon say you'd Rend it? '
;' Not by a biame Biglttl'oauio tho r'c
aoonstj. . . 1
f .. . . !-e..l
Wll, asked me man, rb a pauuui
bauxg ensued. ' '
- Well, (replied tno operator, tnis nne
isn't' working very well this morning',
and you'd better go to tho oflieo four
doors below. Tho dealers aecm to
mo we'll onouuh. but I don't got hold
of their answer plainly. The other
instrument i probably working all
rii'llt. '
But I shan't bother any one clso'.
growled the mun. As 1 said bofjro.
never did believe in 'em to r,ny great
extent- and now I've lost what . little
laith 1. had. Much , obliged-rgood
day.,.. -
.11 biseai' had been at the irmnpci
his faith would havo been as big as
mountain.' '''".' - , 'j
." Once upou a lime, tho initio with
out havlnu received an invitation, al
tended a convention, of animals that
wa oaJlcl.for tho purpose of discuss
tho host method' of ,lnmily govern
montt -r t. .
what no vou Kttow aoout an-tins
asked iho president tauHiiglv; have
you ever raised any cniuired f
Tho miilo wcpi. . - ,
Ah. tro.'-slin said :' I have never
raised anvthlnff but fnll-gl'oWn- men
but. land of tho l'llirtiihsl yon should
soo how I ralsod them, you should see
mo raise a man that weighs as'ntich
as David Davis. . , . '
Upon a rising vote tho inplo wa
immediately olectod .Financial Secre
tary, with power lo send for persons
aua papoi's. iiuruotie. . .,
' ; 1 '- Hartford Cotirnntl
Deadwood, said tho stranger
ntittlno: down his half dnlon slice
I11111011 nio and -takinir a I0112 pull at
the milk, I weut thero when tho first
rush was made for thfS'hills. Ilather
a roua-h crowd the first lot. you bet
more wholesome now. ."; When 1 got
there 1 was dead broke didn't havo .a-
dollar, didn't have a revolver, wmcii
a man II often iioail out thero worae
than a meal' vlllals. 1 wa probably
the only man iu tho Hills who didu'i
carrya'liroarm, Bud I was 6ome lone
some, 1 toll you. Tho ouly weapon
I hod I'm a blacksmith was a rasp
a heavy illo, yon know, 'bout clgh
teen incnes. Ion'', Which I came
down my back, tho. handle in caay
reach lust below mv coat collar. Un
derstand? Like iho Arkansaw man
cai-l'lcs his bowie knifo. I am not ex
acllv a temperate mnn. " I' just don
ink nn' don't moddio wun any oin
er man's di'lnklif mats , an. uuo
av hodn't been in Deadwood mor
lian a week I was sitt ulna s'loon
onlv place a man can set to have any
sociotv when a fellow 'como iu, a
regular liusicT, Willi ins can inn aim ;
quart over. . nod arevoiver on eann
sido of hisbelt an' lookin vicious.
Nothln moan about him,' thoutth,
Askt me to rli'ln k. ' Not any, thank
on. ez I. Nntdi'iuk with mol Mel
Bill Foathm'gilll When I ask a tender
loot to drink'I expect him to prance
iaht tip no no monkey-in 1 - 1011
hear met ' '-
AVcll when his hand went down for
in revolver. 1 w uioncti. out mv uiu
file quicker'n flro'ud scorch a' feather
an' swippod him 0110 right across the
fnc. When -lio roll 1 thought I d
killed' him,' an' tlio s'lonn filin' up
with bummer ranrtur skliinod out
hot knowiu' what might happen
nrty soon a chap in a rod shu t came
uu to me. ber.de. ion ine ninnns.
kc-arved mn reamerym r uo, ci so
be as von are, ef vur don't wai 1 ev'i y
man in tho'IIill to climb you, clou t
you try to hide yourself tho boy, is
nakin' tin- vou now, .
It struck mo that my friend had tho
ideo, so 1 waltzed back and went up
itml .Invvii before lhat s'lnOn for nitflit
thrnn hours. I'd found out that Bill
wasn't dead an' wits bnd medicine,
hut il wouldn't do to let down.
Purly soon Iseotny man h-honditi'j
for me. His face had been patched j
bp until it looked like tho closini out i
display ofa dry-goods store. . Thorn
wa so little coijnienntico exposed
that. I couldn't guess what he was
a-aiming' at, aol brought, my hand
back of my collar au' grabbed my
(lie. : "
Hold on thero, thoro : hold on, oz
ho 'sflmino y'r" hand, rm friendly;
Court, and Jndu'O ofElections had da
rided the evening before the .olcclloij
day tliatlhev would abide by niat
.lpeiainn t.nvoi-nor wasltourn, inn
coulcstanlB brother, and tha latter b
book-keeper. Hall, arq said to uoaon. ,
vicled of briborv, and it will be hold
tliat W. D Washburn must have been
privy lo it. This is but one of a num
bor of pieces of loslhrlohon which
the aub cominittco lm9e thoiP fiildiilg,'
Tuo new rules of ,tho liouso nio
still pending.' Closing tho open no
bajo in Committoo of tho whole did.
not bring an early disposition of thd
subject ns was supposed, nun um
Imvn hoen indications that the Wholo
revision would finally be dcfontod' dri
account of somo of. the amen dniQiits.
Tho greatest danger has frown out
of die contest between tho Appropri
ations Committee and some of the
other less important 0110s. Tbe uflrst
named committee oosnes v ic m
the powor it has always'liad, whtlo
four of five others are fighting' lot
greator linporuitico Uy securing a tli
ot.ini, n'ml rlUii-ibuiloii of Iho bills ap
propriating monor. Th .'older and
wiser member, like speaker Randall
and General Gai'fiCld,, opposO Iho
change, but hy, combiiiing mo
strength wid iiilliience ot inese uiuo ,
unimporlant cotiiinniccs agams ino.
Appropriation uommiuro tney unvo
coma very .near, doing icoiuinrrioio
dnlnago: Any . one experienced in
legislation will seo ht a glance that
the effect of distributing 'tho. control
of Ihe npproprialioils :iucronfO ino
dniii of rnirln iinnn Iho Treasury.'
, . .ui .1.. il,l,rt
and it win ue iionccu uiai .up ii
is unanimous for Iho change A110111
cr tliiue that .threatened to aid in do-
luating tho fovisipn was.llio attotnpt
ol ,tlio Republicans to amend ifo
rules sp lis to prohibit nttnchiug t'l
dcr(, containing political leglslnlion,'
to appropriation bills. . A few Dcili
ocral look a position in favor of
llioi-f ft nendmunts at first, and Ihinir
looked a Utile squally, but after Iho
spoech of Frank Hind, who showed
those ;iomorrata. how much thoy
wcro Indebted to this privtlego for
(be legilatioii in frtvbl' of Coiistiln
liojinl liberty lilrendy obtaineiV, they
woro not so ready to piay into 1110
ha'nds of tho radicals, ;
As 1 indicated three month age),
Iho courtesy ot tho Senalo.is .strained
to the utmost iu tho report of tho
Sennto comihilloo on the Ingalls caso.
It find that bribery iid eorrnjil
tneans' were ctnploved by (bo friends
nf Ingalls lo secure hiscloclioii fo tho
Seliafn, but that' thefo frionds were
acting in the most disinterested wnV
on their Own hook, so to speak, ami
that poor ' Ingalls knew nothing of
the crime-committed in his liamn
nod ror lis aiivaniago. 1110 miuum-
I'vo got nothln' agin you, not a Hung, tM t,oeg ot snv wmt t minks of Ihe
but you'll pardon -my curiosity ,.01.nl,lt proposition made by General
whrrt sortof a d d weapon: win.tlnt, mMa ,0 (.Jovor'uor Anthony. But
Btraiigci.?
, ' t
A Compiiment to Dentia.1 J,
Of 'all profcssionirt men,. ilent.it.tK
should bo the neatest,, ami and as; a
perhaps, Senators genrrallyr Ihlnk
thai In mallei's oHhis kind it is belief
to lot bvgnnc bo bygones. Possibly
tnanv of Ihems know tho obsl.tcloa
aoniPtimc lo be encounlorvd in obi
tiiining a re-election, find recall (no
means .resorted (0 in their own raaCa.
Tho first slop toward such a result aa
1 .1 .. ri,... a. lenaim baa boon rosclied was in (ho delay of
J,rZtUmmmuMi had ample limn
glateftil. rofresh.ng, delightful nioma ( W0Vat evidence aaist him.
whilcworking about the organ ol TM )U ,.,,,, ,v(1. hm,ght and
smoll, should wet their hands in Dr. p,,,. f01. with Jay Goiild'a ninnev,
Prico's Floral Riches. Ils fragrance ( ih(lii0 wm yxwvf most about' it Rlill
is not onlv as pleasant as can be iuia-, jmvo 0, loubt. r v
gined, but de'cideclly stimulating. ' - j " -' ; Vt 1 ko.no.