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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

c;s5 For three weeks We have been Sc
rlously i'll, with alteration Of the throat,
disease to which we have been subiec
from infancy, and which was brought CT
now by some slight fatigue and exposure
Incident 1pon removing our Office. W.
hive been totally unable to speak; and SC
weak we have written nothing but two
short paragraphs, beside such sentences as
we're n&Scessary TO make known our per
sonal wants. In this time Stephen Miiles
Esqr, has kindly taken charge Of our col
uinns; and our readers have reason to be
glad we were otherwise occupied. Never
theless we have somewhat against our
Pro. Tenn H..
He called upon DIessrs Burdick, Rob
ers and Willie as
THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
OF this district, to come out and show their
colors. It may do for Mr. Miller, chair
man Of the Rep. Dis. Com thus to SANDER
the Democratic party: but it does not suit
the St. Cloud Democrat. These fellows
have about as much to do with the Dem
ocracy Of this district as they have with
the moon.
They are the Moccasin Candidates, the
Lowry, the Land Office Candidates, the
Woman Whipping Candidates, the type
distributing Candidates, the representa-
lives Of anything except Democratic prin
ciples or the Democracy Of this district.
It WAS General Lowry and the Land
Office that nominated them. The Democ,
racy had nothing more to do with the
matter than the Republicans.
True, the General calls his ticket the
"Democratic ticket;' hut if that pompous
Individual We're to catch old Belzebub, din
him in q horse pond aud call him Gabriel,
would that make the old Ogre an angel Of
light? We tsow not. Well, the Gcner
ais pomposity5hip takes three chosen rep
rescntativcs OF has right to commit bur;la-
~, destroy printing presses; and threat
en- women with personal violence (or
ridiculing lis vast pretentions to dicta
torship; and he baptizes them EsDe,nocratic
Candidates.. Does this make them repre-
sentat;ves Of the democracy Of this district, a
majority Of whom IRE honest, orderly law a.
b'ding citizens, as much in favor Of the
freedom Of the press, as much above the
whole business Of woman-whippins as
their Republican neighbors? |
We trow not; and We insist upon it that
Mr.. Miller shall apologize tt the Denocra-
cy Of this district for tho wrong he has
done them, in giving their name to this
Moccasin clique
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
ST. CLOUD, Sept. 2lst 1858.

ST. CLOUD, Sept. Zlst 1898.
DEAR SIR:
have received your note Of yesterday
informing me that you are INSTRUCTED a;
Chairman Of the Republican District Conn
nnittee, to respectfully invite the advocate
and e,ldorsers Of the Democratic policy
and the Candidates Of the Democratic par
ty, to meet the speakers Of the Republican
party during the pending campaign before
! the people Of the District, for the purpose
Of debating and discussing the principles
at issue between the said parties"
In reply I would say that as a member
Of the Democratic District Committee I do
not consider myself authorized to make an
arrangement for the Democratic Candi-
dates, or any other parties, to meet speak
ers of the Republican party.
I have supposed it to be customary for
candidates who canvass their District to
arrange meetings and other matters con-
nected Herewith to suit their mutual con-
venience
l entertain no doubt that some, if not all
Of the Democratic Candidates, together
with some Of the Democratic speakers who
are not Candidates, will readily accede to
any fair arrangement for public discus
sion Of politics in different parts of the dis
trict::
Although your note does not appear to
be personal invitation to me I will state.
to avoid any misunderstanding, that T ex-
pect to start in few days, on a journey
to Lake Superior, and I think it will be
quite impossible for me to take any part in
the political discussions of the campaign.
l may be allowed to add that I believe
public discussions Of politics, participated
In by candidates Or speakers of both par
ties, ere conducive to Wholesome public
opinion; and l am glad to see that the
practice is becoming common in the North
arn States.
Respectfully yours
&C. ANDREWS.
STEPHEN MILLER Esq.
chairman Rep. Dist. Com.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
ST.. CLoUp Sept. Goth, 1858.

G. G. ANDREWS Esq.
DEAR Subtitle respective political
parties having made their Legislative NOM
nations for this District; am instructed
as Chairman Of the Republican District
Committee, to respectfully invite the advo-
Gates and endorsels Of the Democratic. poll
cy, and the Candidates Of the Democratic
party, to meet the speakers Of the Repub-
Iiean party, during the pending campaign,
before the people Of the District, for the
purpose Of debating and discussing the
principles at issue between the said par
ties.
J. am fully authorized to make an equit-
able arrangement with your committee, Or
other responsible friends Of the National
Administration for said meetings and dis
cussion; and VIII be gratifed to hear from
you at your earliest eonyienance.
Respfy. yours
STEPHEN MILLER,
Chairman Republican Dist, Committee.
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V0y1gEOF co pARTNERsHIp.

fI1he undersigned have this day purchase
& the entire stock and interest Of NJ essrs
Dunwell & Hartshorn in the Grocery and Lum-
Der business in ST. Cloud, and associated them.
selves under the name and style of P. Lamb g.
Go. for the purpose Of carrying on the said bu-
siness, and hope by strict attention to the wan.
Of their customers to receive liberal share Of
Patronage.
.: Exa ?. LAMB
.,...- ". p. BLAGROVE
st. Cloud Sept 70 1853 ".
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Bsa~ CALAFORNTA- Tho An

MD~ CALAFORNIA.-The Anti
Lecompton Democrats. under the lead Of
U. s, Senator Broderiok, and the Republic
cans have united in CALIFORNIA, and there
is but little doubt, that the bogus Buchan-
!; an Democracy is wiped out in the Golden
State. .:..>
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

An exchange tells of an editor who
went soldering and was chosen captain
One day at parade, instead Of giving the
order, "Front face, three PAGES forward"
he exclaimed, "Cash, two dollars a year,in
advance"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

G. c. Andrews.-We regret to learn
that this gentleman, who has taken special
pains to be known as :. staunch DOUGLAS
Democrat, has lately deserted the party,
and joined the Moceasin tribe. We pre-
sumo he had despaired Of being forgiven
by the German Democrats, for his opposi-
ton to the contribution movement; and so
has recklessly thrown himself into the
burglars party.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

Mr MINNEsOTA.--In our own State
we observe that the parties are ORGANISING
and marshalling for the conflict A full
vote and honest returns is certain to crush
the Lecompton, lndian-tradins Democracy
to death; so mote it be
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
Respectfully yours
&C. ANDREWS.
STEPHEN MILLER Esq.
Chairman Rep. Dist. Com.
A STRONG TEAM

A STRONG TEAM,-Thaddeus
Stevens Of Lancaster, Penna. and Thomas
Corvin of Ohio, have both been placed in
nomination for Congress, and will both be
elected. Buchanan had better make his
will.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
NJ. THOMPSON. =.
4 TTORNFYAND COUN,SELLO OR
Ar Ia W
No. Il A STREET,

washington City, D. CIVIL at
attend, with promptness and fidelity, to al!
business entrusted to him in the courts Of
law and equity within the District of Col
umbia, and before the Court { Claims, and
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
and to the prosecution of claims before the
various departments of General Govern
ment and before Congress. He will give
particular attention to Claims before the
General Land Office, arising under the
swamp land and graduation laws; pre-
emption acts Of September 4, 184l Aug
us 26, 1919; March, 8, l843; May 8, 49,
46; the municipal act Of May %, 1914
mail contractors act of March 4, 1856;
and under all other laws.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
LAND OFFICE ut st. Cloud MINI.
Aug 9th: 1855
To Isaac hover.

To Isaac hover
You Ore hereby notified that
l. shall Gu the Gath day Of September next off
er atsth Land office in St. Cloud
my prooff to the right Of pre-emption 20 the n,
Z. ] Of the N, E. ] Of section 81 the M CT the
N. ". ! of Section 70 township 123 n Range
No. IS ", to a portion of hich said tract of
and suo it, the N. of the N. ". CT Section
So aforesaid you are an adverse clai,aant, at
Which time and place you are notified TO be
present with your proof,
HEINRICH DRAUCU
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NOTICE.

Post Office Is located at Woodstock. David
Wood is appointed Postmaster. Those IL
oing OIL Sank River will fud j, much more
convenient to get tEeir mail Woodstock.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
NOMINATIONS FOR THE TWEEN
TEETH DISTRICT or MINI. .

TEETH DISTRICT or MINI.
lNoccasin Party.
Fox Grand Nosul, Car, Bashaw with
two tails, and
DICr-L7A
by divine right,
General Syl@nus Lowry, T. T. r.,
Lord Of Typetown; and commander-in-
chief Of all the voman~whippers in
Northern Minnesota.
For
Body Servants to his August Highncss,
james G. Shepley, J
*;:;;s' c.; i; S:::a'' H"'s''s''''
Legislative Flunkies,
ludwig ROBBERS, J
J.: c. Burdick, Esquires.
L. S. Willie.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30
Ias> Those citizens of St, Clou1

pzF' Those citizens of St. Cloud who
wish to have their place known abroad. as
the he town where destroying printing press
es, is popular, need only vote for the tick
ct put into the field by his Lordship; of the
Upper Town. Those who wish to cancel
all the honor awarded our citizens by the
Eastern Press, for their indignant rebuke
Of the cowardly outrage against the free
dom OF the press, which has made the
name OF our young city by word abroad,
can further that object by voting for the
Aoccasin Ticket, thrust before the people
by the leader Of that band of burglars.
Remember! these men do not come he
Tore the peopla as endorsing Buchanan OR
douglass or anything else but this South
ern LordIingg, who ought now to be in
States Prison.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

s*a5' DEHocaArs have not yet nominal
ed. When they do, we shall add their
Ticket to our list.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

OUR LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
If Messrs Burdick, Robbers, and Willie
are elected, at is understood, that when
Genl Lowry or the St. Cloud Land Office
takes snuff, they are all to sneeze.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

MAMA, may 60 fshingp Yes, sonny,
but don't go near the water; and recco]lect
if you are drowned, I'll skin you as sure aa
you arc alive
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-30

S p. ~#... Senator Bsglcr.
The accommodating senator has cringo /
SO long to power and popular influence,
that his hnees are the stiffest portion { t
h BODY. - r ~. -. -.
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.,,. :
The Administration is little weak il
the knees. g.. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
CONGRESSIONAL

hAshAN9AoNt ouuG O.
HoUsE.-Mr. Savage, Of Tenn, said that as the
friend of Mr.. Hughes in the difficulty between him
and Mr.. Harris, Of H., growing out Of language
used during the del ate on the Minnesota election
c.se had met Mr. Wm. H Polk, the friend Of Mr..
Harris. They had come 70 the opinion that no
hostile meeting was necessary, and stated that the
matter had been settled terms honorable to both
gentlemen.
The House passe the bill providing for keeping
and disbursing all public documents through the
Secretary of Interior.
On motion Of J. Clancy Jones the House went
into Committee OF the whole on the state OF the
Union on the Senates 64th amendment 70 the mis-
ceIlaneous appropriation bill.
SESAIE-Mr. Hunter, from the Finance Com
miItee. reported bill making appropriation for
carving the trans-Atlantic mail.
Mr.. Hunter also introduced a resolution rela-
ting TO the expenses Of the next fiscal year, the
purport Of which was that the executive shall in
struet the heads Of Departments to eoufne their
estimates within the limits Of 100000.
Bills were passed granting pensions to the wild
oEs of Gen. Jones and Gen. Gaines. Consider
able discussion followed the proposal of Mr.. Sill
deli to limit the pension to their WidoShoOd,
which was not agreed to.
Mr.. Toombs, Of Ga, bitterly opposed the pen
sion, while Messrs. Davis, Houston and others,
paid warm tributes to the memory Of Gaines, and
charged q want Of gallantry on the part Of the
Senator.
Mrs Gaines was in the gallery, and was doubt
less edited by the debate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
BEWARE OF IMPOsTFRs-

(Oce ia Bgoad way. New York; known the snh0T q
Nss cErGfiSe TreafzHf for tia diseases Of the Lungs
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels Kidneys Skin. Nerves,
Muscles joins Blood sc and for all Female Complaints
Continues his practice with his usual Y He
ahsez from Ns York aa5 las not bscn yeaTs
He has ofr oo Gay ass0afe partner BE56l0,
ChiosOo Defr0if Psbu0h ssetsTs- and has act A-d
q Begare Of al DerSoEs HsiaS s BrtcaaH1 10
hare H0E, TO hare ha2 Vrgtesoai connection Win
hml They IlPOsersl - Apply, personally b. let
ter. directly himself his Once IA Bruadwsy. New
York whee alone has Treatment be had Remedies
sent any part Of the country, aud reaiment conducted
Nlly By letter visit from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" the Lungs and EXPLAINING the
method by which he the above diseases s0 pages
bound) sent by mail, post paid, for 40 cents.
funE-a1u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08

S3,OO FOR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels of a choice article TO Sow
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no on e
accused them of SURFING themselves to NAP when
it would SEEN proper to be " ide awake
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes of flle right GRAIN.
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to sew upon, and has left upon it an
even clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made I" to the Letters above
will never be called upon TO recognizs the s'LEr
'KR RIP
At J. Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street CIeve
land o.. clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be foaud in any quantity
and what dOably adds to the wonder, is the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN Per CENT lass than ct
anu other clothing STORE IN the Stdse.
Admission free, and attendants 10 show visitors
through the extensive e. tablsshment-gTatis
junesd dktriwd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
pbpsifialls & 5nrqeoms.

u M0kTOS, NJ. D.,-Physopathic
ys0r Eclectic Physician and surgeon r. Isss Of MID
TON having iocafei hnnss IA ms saes IS ready 70 al
tend 10 all calls n his PrllessIea either his oee
s1sl, @ ls 80 , t - ,3 ~ ~ yos,as ~ q
never reduces his patients % the but sp
The sbruclons and tones ~ the system BY
Thsse saisssd viii diseases of the Liver, Lungs. XII
Acute Or Chroni Loss Of Appetite uerangement Of he
Somach- Cons iatlon VI tae BISus, btilois Affections
lmpues ofthe BLOOD or any Clronic or loz Standing
diseases diseases peculiar 10 the fais such Sop
Cd 70 call His Mole q treatment Is also corpleteiv
ad7Dtedt % Diseases u fChildren
Dr. IL has 1lso and f1Ing remedy for
Fever snd Ague Cholera sorbus ana
DaIThsea Coe Gran ps LoekiaW Fts and Sfasms
r DIM also prepared to treat successfully FEvERs
O the yazies with all other form Of acute
diseases his = no tcon Imagination the brain,
bqf facts dedlc.ed rJ years the Reform
New School system o. rtice, and thorough reading
ae ylro1 loos o ph &c and systems % practice and
graduate from the Oh AMI schoois Of Me5i Inc.
rs 80 % h5sa 51 S5 Sls s
nrures and srups such as usually Kept In Boanic,
lnial Rcredies and large nrrbe rof Coupoil5is ure
Jared hy himself As Remedia Assnts amgng which are
hs oIloWin,. VIZ Componnd Syrup Of The Wandering
e.; AntiB ious Pills erclusiTsy the Livrf; santVe
newer AZ 70 Grs asSs9 st niee 1
Weak sore nd iadamsd Eyes Canker 1edicns for tsn-
aIs BsIssm of via Cherry Sr cSa<kS Cs s Broaehiiis
Consumption aHt az Dseas-s of the Lungz; Rhumafie
% internal OF external a9plicaii0u Sovereign Rem
ed ior the Cheer; Mothers Co1alal q Female fend,
ard nth8r articles lou numerous 10 mei tion.
q D. Particular Ausnfion WILDE paid IN trest-
,9s ~ 20 Snronle ane Pivaie Dsese % cleanse ne
The dead but he does claim that all cur
once, No. le5 Lorain s. Residence, No- 10 Church
~ Ps Dr N. would sry that he can siss One Stu
dent god chance his oceto red Nsdleue and rs
varioushranches- 40 Sdlw w&douWtJuly1S l89
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08

ANUsEMENTs.-The Blondin- -Martinetti Troupe
continue to draw good houses atthe Theater, and
will Iemain but three nights longer.
ADoNIs, the Wizard, also attracts good houses,
and affords the greatest delight and amazement to
these who witness his performances.
TIE NORRIS BROTHERS Minstrels drew
crowded house last night and of course kept their
audience in the best of humor. This is unqestion-
ably the best troupe travelling in the country the
ssiute critic ofihe Herald to the contrary notwith
standing). and their performances Eever offend the
most fAstidious. Their jokes are new and good,
and all their sentimental and comic songs, of the
highest order. They remainbut two nights longer,
when they leave for the West.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
CONGRRssInNAI

WAsHIaGToS, June z.
The appropriation Of $4,000 for the Capitol
extension gave rse TO a debate, during which, Alr
Taylor Intellectually sought 10 amend Il by pro-
viso that no part OF the money shall be applied 10
the interior painting or decoration OF the Capitol
Mr.. Marshall, Of Ky, offered an amendment
providing that no part Of the money shall be ex-
pended for sculpture or painting unless il be re-
commended by distinguished artists, three in
number, selected by the President, and the designs
to receive the spPrObztion Of the joint Library
Committee.
The Senate amendment, with Mr.. AarshGlPs
pTOFiso, was agreed to. TIE House coneurred il
the ammendmentappropriati Sll ,469 for Maine,
and $2,2l5 for Massachusetts,, for the satisfaction
of claims growing out Of the ArrOstok war, and
for which provision vas made in the AshburtOn
treaty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS
Nrur Onr Inrn


On Saturday the Mayor, having his life guar
anteed, be proceeded 10 the ST. Charles Hotel,
met the Council and was impeaehed, and Il. NJ.
Summers, President Of the Board Of Aldermen,
was elected in his place. Col. FOrus, Chief Of Po-
lice was dismissed and Col Jaques was appointed
in his place. The Old Police Ts-organizsd under
Jaques. A. Turner and @. B. Musssy, RspOrters.
were arrested this morning BY the Special Police
as dangerous characters, but were liberated on
parole Turner was re-srrested.
Il is rumored that the Sheriff seized the ballOt-
boxes. II 30 there will be no election to-day
The streets are seemingly quiet bat no mans life
Is safe outside the different barbados. An at
tack was made upon the Vigilance Committee on
Saturday night. The Vigilance Committee Lost
four killed and twelve wounded, BY the aesidsntal
discharge ofa cannon during the confusion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08

Police CoURT. JUSE 7.-Fourteen cases were
before the Court yesterday morning as follows =
Petit larceny 4 assault and battery . drunk .
keeping house of ill-iame robbery gambling
2; disturbance total Il.
The cases Of Jack Qainlan and Jerry Gilman, for
gambling, were AolIed for want Of the prosecut.
ing witness.
Ellen Walsh, girl who came some days since
to the residence of Mr.. J. ". Cummings. took his
Eife's pocket book on Sunday night With SIS in it.
and when ARRESTED yesterday mOrping, was about
getting aboard 4 train of cars at the depot She
was fined SIS and sent to prison 20 DAYS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

The Times Washington correspondent says
Government will send out the volunteer regiments
in a few day, the War Department having no
troops at its disposal to keep open the commune
cation between LeavenWorth and Camp Scott.
A large number Of strangers are here Of both
parties, principally Baltimoreans, and several
rows have taken place to-day. Every pTecaution
has been taken against Disturbances at the cleo
ton tomorrow.
The Tribune's correspondent says :-Butterfeld
Co. will start an overland mail to California, BY
the Southern route by Memphis, beginning the lst
of July.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
TRaVFTPR,S REGISTER.
WILL TRUTH CONMAND ATTENTION.

To restore heal mus purify the blood. FeVeEs,
Shoat exception, from foreign matters hAyag be
a5s3bed and retained crcalsion Thsse o.
sickness my produce naaspzia Group. rhsunafisn
60 chOlc q cough. Bat Bran3reihs Pills, simpie
IOen and table. the cause, and the fol-
lows. They the Of every day saving
many TaluahS fves PIiueipal oee. :si Canal street
Brandresh Building New YORK. sod also By
iuus-dE slv nBE7 6 GARDINER Cleveland
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08

STEAMER CRY OF CLEvELAND.-The steamer
City Of Cleveland has been taken of the Lake Su-
periOr line and viii remain in port until the 4th Of
July, when she viii resume her place in the line.
There will be rush for the upper country about
that time, that will doubtless crowd all vessels in
that trade
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON June q
Mr.. Siekles intends to introduce in the House
tomorrow a bill authorizing merchant vessels 10
arm and protect themselves against search, visit
otion and detention, and 10 make captures which
are to be condemned as prizes, and authorizing
the President TO employ the naval forces for the
same purpose.
OSE P. n, The municipal election is passing
of quietly and orderly.
The police, spe -ial and regular, are out 10 large
force AT all The precincts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-08
YESTERDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FKnM new ORLEANs.


The streets are in a state otimmense excitement.
The Vigilance COMMITTEES arrested Mr. Lumsdsle,
Of the Picayune, and kept him in confinement sew
eral hours. He WAS drunk and disOrderiy around
the Vigilance Camp.
The Mayor is still at the Vigilance Committee 5
camp; he is afraid for his life if he leaves thsm.
Ala r. look very squaly.
We don't expect the election will take place on
Monday
The Mayor has issued proclamation reyOking
the power Of the Recorders to appoint special
police.
The citizens are disquieted with the Mayors
vaciIlation The Vigilance Committee is still for
tifying its position. lafayette Square Is still IN
possession Of the mob, and cannon loaded with
grape command all the approaches 10 the square.
The Recorders have appointed 500 special police,
among them some Of the worst men in the city.
They refused TO give up their authority although
it has been revoked b. the Mayor, and have ar
rested several men known TO belong to the vigil
anee Committee.