Take the vicinity of Atlanta and murk not only
where McPherson fell, but mark also the other im
portant localities in that eventful siege, mid it would
a<i<l a deep interest for tlie soldiers of both sides
and their children. Shiloh, Chlcamauga, Manas
sas, the Wilderness, tho Crater, and other points
thus marked, would serve as monuments, not to
keep alive tiie unpleasant recollections of the war,
but rather to wum future generations from similar
fratricidal contests. How much more appropriate
for our confederate monuments to be on tlie battle
fields rather than in tlie streets of our cities and
towns. Thomas Peters.
EDITOR MOORE ARRESTED.
Manager Norton Does Not Care for Ills
Faithless Wife, But Wants Ills Goods.
St. Louis, Mo., July 9.-Henry W. Moore,
who eloped with the wife of Manager Norton,
has been arrested at Topeka. Ho was located
by means of telegrams which he sent to
friend here asking that a trunk bo forwarded,
to him at Topeka. This telegram was com
municated to Norton, who immediately sworo
out a warrant for tho arrest of Moore,charging
him with grand larceny in stealing §15,000 in
money, and about §SOO worth of diamond
jewlery. Mrs. Norton was not arrested, but
she remains with Moore, in Topeka. She is
reported to be much broken down.
Tlie Post-Dispatch this afternoon prints a
review of developments in the sad case, and
gives several of Moore’s intimates a most
scathing going over for the part they took in
the affair, charging ono of them with not only
aiding to debauch tho wife, but to ruin if not
rob the husband.
Battle of Rishig Sun.
New Orleans, July 9.—A Yazoo City.
