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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
Dinner to Col. BisseII.

The Hon. VIM. H. BTssrLL having, at the solicitation
OF large number of gentlemen accepted invitation
to public dinner at Indianapolis, small testimony
of their high respect for his military services in the late
with Mexico, and in consideration Of his able and
generous defence Of the reputation and character Of the
Indiana volunteers who sandered in reference to
their conduct the Battle Of Buena VISTA the following
gentlemen have been appointed Committee of arrange.
ment, make suitable preparations for the occasion,
viz: Major A. F. Morrison, Col. A c. Pepper, COL
p. Drake, Col ]. II. Lane, Col w. r. Haddon, Col.
E. Dumont, Maj. s. P. Mooney, Capt. NJ. FitzgibbOn,
Capt C. C. Graham, Capt. T. W. Gibson, Capt. r H.
Mlroy. Capt E. Lander, Capt R. NJ. Evans.
II is the design arrange for dinner such day
will suit the convenience Of COL BisseIl, his
from his home in Illinois Washington city of which
time telegraphc intelligence will be communicated by
COL Bissc which will be duly announced the public
Appropriate addresses will be delivered the recep
ton.
The dinner will probably be the subscription plan,
the season Of the year fobds the preparation ola
free barbecue
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

joint resolution recommending Congress TO estab-
sh line Of steamers to aid in colonization was read
third time and passed.
To authorizing the levying of to build school
house in Noble county PASSED
For the relief of township clerks in Perry county.
Passed.
To authorize township in Laporte county build a
school house Passed
Authorizing Cyrus Taber and Allen Hamilton to build
mill dam across the Wabash river in Cass county.
Passed
On motion Messrs. Bradley and Milliken were added
to the committee swamp lands
The House adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
Theatrical.

The Toledo Company are attracting large audiences
al the Masonic Hall. On Thursday evening they per-
formed the "Lady Of Lyons" and sLoan Of Lover y
Saturday evening three pieces performed among
which was GIANT heart never won fair lady, Last
evening the serOus Family" good take of" of the
bgpted spirit existing in some cities not far from this
p ace played to a crowded house. If this Compa-
q viii refrain from abuse too common on the stage
gulearify il viii do we'll here
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

70 There ffty-three newspapers and periodicals.
in Tennessee Of which twentyfour are whig thirteen
democratic, nine religious three NEUTRAL agrcultu-
raj, one educational, and two temperance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

WHAT Is BEAurIFULi-A good man struggling
with misfortune, and preserving untanted his repus
ton Adutifal child obeying the mandates Of parents,
and walking ir the way Of righteousness
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

Mr. PArSE's LIcHT.-Mr. Paine's light is making
noise again in the newspapers, and he to have
made some new converts in persons whom he has per-
mfted to examine his apparatus for generating the
light So tr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

O-JENNy LND.-An eastern member Of Congress,
in the simplicity of his heart ventured remark the
effect that Jenny would make valuable wife, for her
husband could be warbled into the sweetest sumbers
aad dream of nothing but Paradise"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

C-MR BERNARD, the new Minister Of the Unite
States to Prussia, was presented to the King, at Pott
dam, on the 9Th Of December.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

ErIrPsEs ron s51.-There will be four eclipses il
ls54.--two Ofthe and two Of the moon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

BY Mr. Bradley, from citizens Of Pulaski Starke and
Laporte counties, to locate a State road
BY Mr.. Lawrence, from citizens Of Wayne county
relative to the school tax and distribution Of funds
Petitions on the subject of temperance were present
ed by Messrs Pratt and Thompson of Delaware
Which were approximately referred
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

~ The revenues Of the Mexican clergy exceed $40;
600 600 year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

% Remember Gov. Wright will be pleased to ses
his fellow citizens tonight at O'Clock.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

70 The population OF Virginia is about 400 900,
The Sfatsvl lose three Representatives in Congress
By the superintendent.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, January 10, 1851

PETITIONS PRESENTED. IS
BY Mr.. Lank, from Dempsey Linton relative to the
sale of certain school lands
BY Mr.. Davis Of Scott from citizens Of jackson and
Scott counties, relative to road tax
On motion of Mr. Hamilton, the petition was laid on
the table.
BY Mr.. Pratt, from citizens Of Cass and Fulton coun-
ties 70, locate State road.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
SENATE.
SATURDAY, Jan. IL, 1851.

SATURDAY, Jan. IL, 1851.
The Senate met, and the Journal of yesterday was
read. .-y -
Mr. Harvey reported back bill TO repeal an act TO
restrict the grand jury of Franklin county in their
session The rules suspended and the bill passed
Mr. Harvey also reported bill in regard the suit
of the vIncennes University against the State.
Mr.. Dawson, from a select committee, reported bill
locating State road the line dividing the counties
Of Allen and DeKalb and for other purposes.
Mr. Buckles reported back bill authorizing the Pro-
bate Judge of Hamilton county to appoint admins
traitor the estate of John s. Massey, with amend
ments, which were adopted.
The rules were suspended and the bill passed.
Mr. Carver offered resolution, that the Senate with
of the Wabash and Erie canal, Tuesday next at 10
o'clock A. NJ Adopted.
Mr.. Knowlton, introduced bill to incorporate the
Sparta and Versailles turnpike company. Referred.
Mr. Brugh introduced bill to incorporate the Win
chester and Greenville r.. r. Co. Referred.
Petitions presented by Messrs Hardin and Reid
which were appropriately referred.
BILLS PASSED.
bill to locate State road the line dividing Wayne
and Randolph counties.
House bill authorizing the board of commissioners of
the county of Morgan, make additional allowances
to the Auditor of said county.
House bill to change the Of Rochester in Frank.
lin county, to Cedar Grove.
The bill to dissolve the bonds OF marimony between
Henry Amick and Sophia Amick came up on its second
reading.
Mr. Harvey moved to indefinitely postpone action on
it.
Mr. Athon said he did not wish this bill indef-
nely postponed He laid before the Senate all the facts
in the said that he believed motion lay the
bill the table had the preference and he would there
fore move, which motion prevailed.
Several Senate and House bills up on their sec.
ond reading and either referred to appreciate
mitees, or engrossed for third reading
A message received from the House inviting the
Senate to attend instanter in the Hall OF the House
go into the election of u. S. Senator. Recprocated
After the election the Senate again met.
Mr.. Harvey offered resolution that when the SEN
ate adourns it will adjourn until Monday Adop-
ted
Mr.. Milkin introduced resolution requesting the
State Printer to frnish early day practicable
the Auditors report in relation to the enumeration OF
the adult male inhabitants of the State ordered be
printed for the use of the Senate. Adopted
The Senate adjourned
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate assembled, and, on motion, adjour
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-16

MONDAY, Jan. 49, 1851.
The Senate assembled and the Journal of Saturday
was read
Intelligence having been received that the President
would be absent during the day, Mr. English call.
ed TO the Chair
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

No TREAsbh ID turns out to be mis-
take, a. reported, that the ChdstianA hotsra
haye been Indicted iir trsahbn by tbe Grand
Jury 81 Philadelphia County, Ihirty-sey'n
bills have been returned against the rioters
for olatrueting the respne OF hgihyei ~
bot abe oapnee u not rendered lrsasonahlc.-
So also in tho Syracuse rcsoue-the several
bills Of indictment against those charged with
aiding Ia the rescue OF the fugitive ara for
misdemeanor, not treason. IL may then be
considered settled, that aiding Ia the rescue
ola fugitive slave 10 not real or ''construtiye"
treason against the United States Many
words aud much ink and paper have. been
wasted to prove snih acts peAsonaIe, ore
qulyalenl 10 "leyying war against the united
States" and giying'Aid and comfort" 10 the
enemies OF our Government
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
fbr GQlrhuuian,
ST. JoHNseuRY,
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1891,

TW ELEGrIoH 90 JuDGEs.--Ihe Lsgis-
laiure has completed the election Of Supreme
aud Circuit Court Judges. Mr. Kellogg has
been Displaced IL tho Supreme Court and Nj
Ishan, late bank Commissioner, lahbstilutedi
aud Mr. Bennett displaced In the Circuit
Court and Nc Peck, Of BuHipRton, elected.
Tho Court how stands ~ iolIows
supreme C6Wi-ltoyoo, Reddeld and ish-
am,
Circuit Court Pierpoint, CollAmer, Poland
aud Peek. Mt
Two Of tho Supreme Court Judges Are
'Whigs, and two Of the Circuit Judges--giv-
ing 10 the whigs majority In the ioFass
aud leaving the latter equally divided,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

TmE ISVAsIoN or MEXIco-PRoCLAMA-
TIoN M TuE PnEsrDENr.--The President
having received intelligence on Monday. the
l 9Th ult, from the United States Consul at
Matamoras that a company of Texans had
been organized and marched into Mexico,
and that new enlistments were progressing
for similar purposes, has issued the following
proclamation;
Whereas, there is reason TO believe that a
military expedition is about to be fitted ont
in the United States for the purpose of in
vading the Mexican Republic, with which
this country is at peace, and whereas there is
reason 10 apprehcnd that portion of the
people of this country, regardless Of their dn=
" as good citizens, are concerned, or may be
seduced 10 take part in the same; and where
as such enterprises tend To degrade the char
acter Of che United States in the opinion of
the civilized world, and arc expressly probib-
tied by law
Now, therefore, issue this my proclama-
ton, warning all persons who shall connect
themselves with any such enterprise, in vio-
lation Of the laws and national obligations Of
the United States, that they will thereby sub
ject themselves 10 the heavy penalties that
are denounced against such offenders; that IL
they should be captured within the jurisdic-
ton of the Mexican authorities, they must e~-
poet to be tried according to the laws of Mex'
leo, and will have no right to claim the inter-
position of this government IN their behalf.
| therefore expect all well disposed citi-
kens, who have at heart the, reputation, of
their country, aud are animated with a just
regard for It's laws, ITS peace, and It's welfare,
to discountenancc, and by all lawful means
prevent any such enterprise and sail upon
every officer OF this government, civ i or mA7
- .---. = ..-.. ---TTtt Ia,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

A STAINING CASE. We learn that at
Charleston East, on the 22d of October, Jo-
scph Gray, I'd, and True A. Bean had quar-
rel and that the former stabbed the latter at
eleven different places with a pock-
ct knife, inhicting severe wounds on the face
and under the len arm. Bean. was consider
ed dangerously hurt, but is, We hear, likely
to recover An examination OF Gray .vas. ia
stitdted, but toi some reason BE- was scf al lib
cfty. -'.-
LhIlv &c D. sacIsdI nn'9 -rr f,o1l eSl
rr-r . s-T-- s.--- lA-A.ai hsa -r .d r. 1s. ,s,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
STATE EKPENbEh.

The Committee appointed by Gov. VII
liaml, 10 inquire into the financial condition
Of the State, aud how the expenses thereof
may be reduced, have made report 10 the
Legislature, which indicates that they have
been thorough 10 attending 70 the duties Of
their office. Aud who doubts Their 10 SOME
ding wrong, when the Judiciary ,ooals aj.ly-
.Jour Aomapd doLiGrs a ysarI A reform
here, surely, l. plainly Indicated, Dear jus
tee this. especially when who go 90 Law
20 seldom oltalp H. a radical reform only
in the Judiciary system, or practice, rather,
viii reach this evil and bring the expenses
Of our Courts witbinsreasonAble limits Ia rer
gard 10 expense. The; committee censure
the raising OF the pay Of membera the Gen
eral Assembly from s 80 10 $500 per day.
In this We hardly concur. With the present
price OF board aud the incidental expenses
which members cannot well avoid, they can
save scarcely dollar a day from the $500
received from the State The membera all
ought 10 be- men able 10 earn one dollar y day
aside from expense Of living at the capital
Another mode Nc would suggest for reducing
HE annual eSPcnsrs Of the Legislature TO
wit cut short the session. phrcc weeks, or-
dinarily I, ample time for doing the Lcgisla-
tive business Of our little State, Should the Law
allow $500 n day for a scssion Of three weeks,
aud no pay for continuance beyond that
time a. much work wouldbg accomplished rs
nov; ht least, all that would be necessary,
would be- done.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

Ea- The last Orleans County Gazette con-
tnins an. article npnn the ahln,. -Gandia, -As,,l
excellent Message, of Gov. Williams, which
deserves to be characterized as scandalous.---
The author of the article complains that he
cannot clearly see the import of the Message,
If he will lay aside his Tlunker spectacles
we reckon he would find no difficulty in dis.
covering clearly its import, lie would no
longer look at it "as through.a glass darkly.p
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

SAD ACCTpENT.-The interesting little
daughter of William G. Perlcy, Esq, of this
village, met with sad accident some ten
days ago. She was playing with a pea hold
er-had one end in her mouth, when she fell
forward upon the Goor, driving the pen hold
er far into her throat, and iuiuring her 80
badly that she died on Sunday last This
child was admired by whole community,
for It's beauty and sprightlincss, We synlpas
tiiizc deeply with III afflicted paruffs. - Iebd-
M, { VA H'8i63' .,'..'-7-' 40 81 o. - = -
gsss.sFa 4i AZ ksitavv7q bal eds lsav ,sqfs
-lrc m. aeh ~ .aN~ vAt --a- 1r-r 80 q
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

dollar hrrwiih with proposals NJ amendment
hy substituting ffrD dollars instead vs. oHf dol.
ar. aud adding the following provided the
publisher will defay no egpense0 NJ distrib-
uuuu-' Tho hll auendmtut Wis l0a., ihe
srr0ui adopted and d. bin laiflfm tho table
liy the Judiciary colmailice, Recommending
10 repeal and .nnrndueul Of certain seqilon.
Of lle habeas corpus aft ~ III
SLNATE--P M.-Rep0ris u Committees
by Alr Curricr, from tho judiciary Com
millee, iu favor of a bill laiiug 20 the settle
mcnt Of estates, q substitute iur the original
bill, making 10 corresponding with similar
Ht,iutos IN neighb0nng states ordered % a
Third reading tomorrow. iy Mr. hatcheder
iruu lhe 60 umittee on Manufacture, iu favor
Ola bin incorporating the brandon Iron Car
wheel Company, with amendments that $40, =
O0o shall bee rahl IN before my dettsare con.
traeied, and that lho private property Of
members shall he holden liallo for debts n
tie Amount Of che stock owned ha said mem
bcrs, whirh were adopted and lhe hll was or
dercl 90 "a tlird reading lSy M Whlua-
murr, Gom the Judiciary committee against
bill repeating section o, chapter %, Compiled
Statutes relating 10 assignments 81 rrading
refused.
HOUSE Reports Of committees liy the
judiciary COMMITTEE, 10 favor Of bill enact
ing thnt suits flall not ahalo where same de-
f'ndnnt, are dafAulind nn jaiHt CONTRACTS, and
whore snmr are found not liable With amend
nrnt, hy inserting after tho word ''helinn,
the words thereafter rOuuuonnndi' adopted
aud hill ordered 10 sci reading. by the
saluc commtfcc, Ia favor OF Lill amending
section . ~ act OF lAfI, relating to notice by
sulccimcn IN keepers 81 bowling alleys ad
reading ordered, Also, Ia favor Of ldll Ia adj
dition iu aci VI $50, or uie formation Of a.
- ialiou- 10 detect thiuyea aud burglars and
10 rero,cr stolen property 81 reading or
dercd
Bills rritrred-- From the SonAio,rcpoalinf
svclidn 10 OF chapter ~ Of Compiled Stalutci
relating a. the removal OF paupcrs, Also
Clerks, anil Justices Of the Pcaoc; Masters 4
Chnnocry shall have tho same power 10 taxi
confessions, issue -uhpTnas take rocognizan
eos, ISSUE COUNTY Writs, and authorize service
~ Iustirrs ofihc Peace and Masters In Chan
cory, county clerks, aud Justices may sign o
: lTigiiGT UfiuI, TCrUU1u'o 70 any -ruuury -uO1F
/ in the state,
/ Petitions reG,rrrd-OfR. c. Benton ant
others, ftr change Of lornton of the st. Law
! rpnrc aud Atlantic railroad read and refer
/ red 10 the committee ON roads.
Mr. Gilbert called mp the ronalniiuua rolat
I ipg TO the abolition Of slavery, mid the cor
. recincss OF Ytrihhht legislation ON that sub
lc,q, iulroduced by Mr. Coburn. Mr. Barlov
moved 90 strike oat the 7th resolution ,dircct
| ing the Governor "a transmit copies 10 ih'
several states Mr. Kellogg moved that the,
/ be laid on the table agreed 10.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

GS~ The n. II. Patriot, in an article upon
the Pennsylvania election, among other
things, remarks:
"Thc Webster papers do not e conceal
their qualification at the result--a result pro-
dueed in part 10y the influence and secret eff
forts of Mr. Webster and his confidential
friends. They see in il the total humiliation
OF the prospects of one whom they before re-
garded as the most formidable rival of Web
ster for the nomination; and they therefore
rejoice over it heartily"
Too true, though from locofoco paper
A New York Webster paper boldly states
that 10000 Wings in Pennsylvania declined
voting for johnson (the Wing candidate for
Goyernor,) or voted for his opponent. The
reason Of such treachery is this johnson
was Scott man---if elected it would have
placed Gen. Scott in a more promising posi-
ton in regard to the candidacy for the Pres
idency, and the New England aspirant as far
in the background.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

60 A lot OF iiquor cascs---solling spirit
without ioeise -ha,e just been tried In the
Morrimaek County Court, at Concord n. II.
The n. II. Patrio, says the sellers were fined
from 600 10 $40 cnch. -.---.------
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
FoRtcALIFoRNIA.

A company Of any persons,' from Maine,
arrived Al Boston one day last week bound
for California. Tho gold hunting ieyer,
which had somewhat Atatod, is rowling a.
gain, aud many are Turning their faces Ia the
land OF all sorts of luck. Now and then, adj
yenturers and sometime, parties Of them,
rclurnedi lnon whom -inrtane- has snlled-==-
Their success IL tniked about aud IL seldom
estimated below what Il really isv-aa fever
breaks out, and OF starr other Individuals
The other sido OF the picture il not looked AZ
the many who have been there and Jared
but indinercndy OF experienced nothing but
III luck AFRO seldom thought Of or talked about
The truth Is, and We hardly know how 10 &C
count for Il, that some who have gone, from
one section have almost uniformly done welt,
while, adycnturers from another section
have as uniformly been disappointed; and,
upon the whole, all have made ~ much mon-
cy, perhaps, NJ they would to have romained
at home, and no more. r-. rI.
The arrivals at California have been In
crcasing for the last luw months.nnd arc now
fully equal 10 the departures Tbs. territory
for procuring gold, by digging, ID becom-
ing narrower and late Adviccs are 10 the eff
feet, that claims ofvaluo arr becoining scarce.
Yet gold Is no donbt abundant IN CAliior-
MIA, but existing in no great a dcgrne mingled
with quartz, that the working Of IL to profit
must be expensive, aud almost beyond the
reach of individual enterprise, This viii be
done by companies, with large means, and
probably with profit
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
II III Il CA H. E ID OMAN.

Bills referred By NJ Baliwin, relating 20
the lrlo0l fund, the Secretary oi State 10 col
lert sod distribute aaid fund among the sew
oral towns Of The Stats for thv benefit Of epni-
m0n schools, aud 90 bic notion referred 90 the
committee on Eduoauon.
Y llOllsE-liills reGrred-Iiy Mr. Gaudey
% incorporate the Addaon Gnnnty Bank az
Nurgennea, with anapital of6i 10000 % the
commiiire on Hanks. By Mr Burgess, regu-
latng and governing the militia requiring
the listers ia the several towns 10 enroll an
nually before the month Of April all able bod
led citisenu between the ages OF N and "a 6
20 the cummit1e pn Military Affairs, Hy
Mr. kellogg, repHling 18Th peoiion Of chap
TOR ~ 9 y, boing the 10th section Of chap
ter Of X \ 10 the committee on Elections
li.s0lnlioa--Rron ths senate, providing
for Joint assembly az 0 o'clock 4 ~ ga Fri
day nest, 10 elect State Superintendent of
common schools, Mr. llarruit moved that,in-
asulurh ~ there were bills before the House
relating 10 the office, aud ona which propos-
es iis abolition, that il be laid on the table /
agreed TO-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
NEw YORK CORRESPONDENCE or THE
CALIFORNIAN.
NKw YonK, 3Tlh Oct 1891

NEw YoHK, 2Ith Oct 1881. .'
Ma. EpIroR Tho two political parties
are putting In operation the machinery for
tho ensuing election on tho ith Of November
Some 5000 voters have been naturalized in
the different Courts Of this city, within the
LAST few days. The wircpullcrs are AdySne-
ing the "seua" to procure voters This will
be warm contest for the spoils. The Wings
have raised the issue ~ tho Canal enlarge
mint on which they hope aud undoubtedly
they will maintain their asccndency in the
city aud Stair
Tho policy Of the Wings Is 10 put in nom
inalion none but the best men IL has been
the secret oftheir success in the city for the
last few years The locoioco party is con
troIcd by the most discputable men.
4 movement designed To affect the Wings
has been set ON foot by the Union aud Safety
Committee. They have procured $4,000
signcrs to a pledge, that they would vote for
no candidates who wcrc no, known 20 hc in
favor n or would support the Conprumise
mcasurcs The object alleged is TO suppress
any further agitation. They have made n
State ticket composed of Wings and socoio-
cos--inrthcr than this they have not as yet
declared any preference. This Committee is
actuated more 10y pecuniary interest, than by
The merits Of the question. If they were TO
disband all agitation would cease Except such
as must attend tho enforcement OF the fngi-
tive slave law.
Tho Fair Of the American Institute closed
ON Saturday, after having awarded a large
number of gold medals to the successful COM
petitors.
Tom Hyer, the great American prize fight
err and Bill Poole, pugilistie character
whose ostensible business for years has been
that of selling himself and men to either po-
litical party to secure the nomination of par
tixnns for Office, have just been arrested for
beating and mutilating the eye of a bar-koeP-
er at Florence City Hotel. Yours truly,
A. j. III.