Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-05-12

Count MonStier. the latter bon Gardoqui.
There was a rivalry between them ms to
: which, ON this occasion, should for the
honor oftheir respective countries. exhibit
the most magnifirence Both France and
Spain, at this early, pcrioatef our national
history, felt deep intaestin oar succ,ss,
& for we were the victors over their ancient
enemy Great Britain. 10 .-g7aBps .uoF
- The WIN lows an doors Of tlse French
mansion we're hung with sariegated lamps,
forme'l into brilliant fancy SUBJECTS. IL
Illuminating the whole mansion. so that it
looked a dwelling of light. ''-ABat Don
Garloqui,. the Spanish Representative
eclipsed his brother minister Besides
the illumination oflthc windows, he had
magnificent Transparency representing the
Graees, patriotic emblems, fountains, an
chors, castles and above all, in lamp work.
the name of w ssEsISGrox., In the back
ground was a panoramic representation Of
figures. which being constantly OF ttbs
move, gave q life-likc splcndor to tho
.whole--Thus- closed the night of the In
augurationo Of the Father of his Country.
April 80. 1889. -Septs,v,,s,-r,s~.
Esr The Evansville Enquirer gives tho
following amusing and just variation of the
photographic reporters account OF the scene
that followed the acquittal of Sickles,
merely telling what Is plain truth in ths
place. of what the Reporter makes so very
sentin'ental' s7eu 6el Sac 7alsu
Toolles rushes up to sickIes and wceps,
so does Musyins. AMI so does Brown
Sno5 No. one. kisses Sickles's coat tail;
Snob No. two brushes bis boots with ms
handkerchief, AMI No three is so overcome
he don't do'aRy thing. Sickles is seized
by the legs and attempted to be borne out:
the jury rnsh mp and shake hands with
him as a sly hint that present of hun
drcd dollars each would be very accepta-
bic indeed. He rcachel the street; Wash
ington City broke loose to see him: the
reporters got on top of hacks. (very inter-
esting:) the one who sends US the silly
messages clumb - telegraph pole and sat
astraddlc The wire to get good view and
report to the Associated Press. (highly i'm
portan y another one ran down to Browns
A"'Nth ~h't t,W a. uathAf tbi iAiiiiH CIR
cumstance,) Sickles exhibited signs of
fainting; copy of Harper's Weekly was
held before him containing the stereotyped
fac simile of his wifc's confession, at sight
OF which he revivel; (no wonler) he was
lifted into carriage; Tcodles got in be-
side him; so did Singers. SO did Dam
phool, and the Snobs, No one. two and
three some of Damphoo's relations in the
crowd wanted to unhitch the intelligent
horses and make themselves beasts in their
places and drag tho carriage through town;
the driver decided they would injurs the
harness, and so (the reporter says) they
were ''deturred," Zee Journal this morn
ing. Sketches OF the carriage, and the
horses with the crowd trying to get into
tie harness were taken on the spot and
will appear. in Horper, leslie. the Ledger
and Venus Nisceiiany.. Sickles was Dump
ed ont at the house of Spilijan McCracken,
Esq. A,llehead alid down from the tele-
graph pole; the old maids and yirtuous
wives Of Washington drew their heads
back frcm the windows morally impressed
with the scene, and the adultery I'm others)
furnishing husbands all went and bought
pistols ready to shoot somebody the first
chance they got, (most of them expecting
one daily