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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22
A Loyal Paper on the .'Loy-
ar' Vice President.
(Fron the Cincinnati Gazette, March s.)


(From the Cincinnati Gazette, March s.)
THE INAUGURAL HUMILIATION.
Andrew johnson, the Vice President |
elect, presented himself drunk at the
great Inauguration ceremony, in the pres
ence of the assembled executive and iu.
dicial departments Of the government,
the representatives Of the people, the
Senate over which be is TO preside, a
large concourse OF citizens from all parts
of the country, and Of the foreign diplo.
matists and visitors. Before that impo-
sing concourse lie beloved for half an
hour the idiotic babble of a mind besot-
ted by fortnight's debauch. He boast.
ed himstlf as specimen Of the working
Of American institutions. which brought
such man as he to the second place in
the Government. He dragged its proud.
est ceremony into the slough Of his deg
radiation, and turned it to shame and
modification.
This cannot be covered up as a private
infrmity. 1t was exhibited before the
world We have to discuss it as a pub
lic calamity, and as a national insult and
disgrace which demands relief. Mr..
johnson should at once resign the place
he has SO dishonored, and in which he
can never have the respect Of any Amer
ican citizen, and should retire to private
life, where his wallowing will betoul no
one but himself. The nation cannot suf.
fer the dishonor that man who was in,
augurated drunk, who drivelled over the
Holy Book as he took the oath Of Office
and shame1 the nation in the eyes Of the
world, should sit to preside over the Sen
ate and represent the second executive
Office. And it cannot afford to keep oper
the risk Of such an alternative in case O
the death or disability Of the President.
3 Mr.. johnson made o similar exhibi
ton Of himself here, aud we then refrain
: ed from commenting on it because W
thought it might be only lapse in th
interval when he was free from officia
duties; and that if he were habituall
! intemperate he would retain decenc
E enough to refrain from disabling himsel
for public occasions. Our fOrbearauc
a was unfortunate, for had we then con
e mented on his condition it might hsy
/; brought him to sense of it, or hav
forced his Tennessee friends to see to hiu
or at least it would have thrown the pei
pie at Washington upon their guard, an
and perhaps have diminished his oppo
!, tunity for such humiliating exhibition
We are not inclined to palliato the'
remarks by any reference to Mr.. Joh
% sons previous services. He has exhibi
n ed to the world his unftness for his pre-
y ent position, and he has dishonored Il
10 institutions of his country. He shou
make the only roparatiOn in his power.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

a, We trust that our friends, of
MMT a "any other man." who has !
ESaalkA nise horse and wants Bills
this Spring, win remember that ws ere
prepared to execute allthat kind ofprin.
ting on short notice and The most reason.
able terms, and that We have several cnts
especially adapted to that kind Of work.
We alsel have q horse cut With 'long
ears" should any want bills ofihai kind
Send Ia your srdsn,
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[Ths Worlds Correspondence
9g BALTIMORE, February %.

.sw BALTIMORE, February 49,
yApoLEoN's CAMPAIGN OF 1914 REPEAT
fo ING ITSELF IN VIRGINIA
Whoever will sit down with the map Of
France before him, and will study atleu.
lively the last struggle OF Napoleon in
that country, during the first four months
of the year lSl4, will rise from that
study impressed with the remarkable sim
ilariiy between that campaign and the
one now in progress in Virginia and The
Caroinas. Ia Slmost every point the re-
scmblance is striking. The season Of tho
year, the state of the roads, the vast nu.
merical difference between the contend
ing armies, the military objects in view
all seem to be the same. Gen. Lee is
playing the part of Napoleon; Grant,
Sherman and Terry are playing the parts
of the allied sovcreigns Of Russia, Aus
tria, and Prussia. The three armies OF
Grant, Sherman and Terry, are closing
around Gen. Lee, and pressing him hard
las the allied armies Of Russia, Austria,
and Prussia were closing around Napo.
lecu, and pressing toward Paris. Gener
al Lee stands at bay with not one third
as many troops as those under Grant
Sherman, and Terry, as Napoleon stooC
Mt bay with not onethird as many troop
as were concentrated against him. Gen
eral Lee is not Napoleon, but he is knowr
TO possess military genius Of very higl
ora,., and be possesses allthe advantage
which Naroleon possessed at the perio,
alluded to, ald some that Napoleon dit
not possess. ls cannot fail 10 be instruc
tive to glance briefly at what Napoleon
ibid I'M the crisis of his fate; for it i
probable thst General Lee will adopt tn
same line of strategy, and, it may be
= with the same results.
INVASION OF FRANCE BY THE ALLIE
Il An4f IN JANUARY.
Early in January, the allied army
nearly two hundred thousand strong, ha
passed the Rhine at different points, an
Invaded France, Napoleons armie,
'lgreatly inferior, we're obliged to retir
! before them, and in twenty-five days at
: ter theinvasion of the French territor
, had commenced, the allies had succeeded
almost without firing a shot, in wrestin
one-third Of France from the grasp
Napoleon. The united forces Of the a
lies stretched in on immense line, thre
; hundred miles 10 length Exactly the di
tance from Richmond to Columbia |
: South Carolina, from Flanders to th
banks Of the Rhone; all the interm
date country in their rear was cccupie
by them, its fortrcsses garrisoned b
. their troops, its resources los; to Nap,
Ileon,. rS y SaE Hb sns
DESPERATE posIrIoE OF NAPOLEON.
That great General bent all the enc
lgics. of bis mind to ths task Of conool
ytrating his own forces, and Of reoseapi
ing his armies, WHICH Ind been terribl
! shattered and disnggaBiEadin the seyel
Tcampaigns Of 1919 aaa 1919 The r
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For the Union.)
THE SLOGAN OF WAR.
BY rIor..


sob, dinna ye hear the slogan ." i0n'
1t sounds o'er hills and dales.il H9,i 4a'o
Along our Northern border, e1.iS A' q
Among the Southern Wales. G'ad
Its hostile notes are floating ri oat
Upon every morning breeze, a css91a
From vale, and plain, and mountain, no
From inland lakes and seas. is d gif
But il comes not from the strangsry--D
That sound or. dread and fear,---o g7
In his strength Of pride and anger, gT
And sword and battle-spear. q.
No! our free air floats no banners l
q OfTyrant, Car, or King, I lop,Hf
Nor bears the olank of letters lar,
Upon its ambient wing; .'ti
But the notes Of martial clangor
AS they fall upon the ear,
Are fraught with for more danger,
And shake our souls with fear.
For its clarion voice is ringing
Der many an ensanguined plain, ta
Where brothers. blood is mingling
Like autumn's falling rain;
And, in the charge Of serried columns,
Mid the crash of shot and she'll
As meet tn OPPOSING squadrons
In carnival Of HE'LL
Sire and son are falling, w
10 As fall the crisped leaves,
And the reaper, Death, is CLEANING,
A field Of crimson sheayes. r
"0h, dinna ye hear the slogan"
As it swells upon the breele,
From vale, and plain, and mountain,
From inlaud lakes and seas,
Evoking into action, ''" p"'
by come fascinating spell, l' ~ Vi
Every vile malignant passion,
That erst Was chained in hell.
Oh, God of Pity save US!
Bid its horrid discord cease.
And allay those frenzied passions
With the wand of Love and Peace.
Then brother with his brother
Shall no more engage in srifei
And our Union, rent asunder,
Shall be born anew 10 life.
ASHLAND, March 10, 1865.
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In Concord, Mass, on Saturday even
ing, Warren Rice murdered his father,
William Rice, by breaking his skull with
q piece of iron while the family was at
supper. Warren had been an inmate Of
the insane asylum and was recently dis
charged supposed to.be cured.
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iw- Our subscribers will remember

sd- Our subscribers will remember
that our terms are, $3.50 per aunum IL
aduaacc, $500 if not paid withis sin
months, and $3.50, if not paid until after
the expiration of the year. We will not
deviato from our terms in any case, and
subscribers, will, therefore, govern them.
selves accordingly.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

There resides in this city, says the o.:
kaloose (Iowa) Watchmau, . gentleman,
David G. White, who had bis neck broke
in January, 1850, fifteen ysars ago, He
is quiet and active man, d good citissn,
and has good prospect Of living to :
ripe old age. The dislocation Of The spi.
nal vertebra is complete, and his bead 10
supported upon his shoulders BY banda
ges.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22
OTHER TROOPS FOR EITHER SIDE.

1t is possible tina: there may be some
other bodies of troops brought to cooper.
ate with General Grant, enough to raise
his whole force to three hundred thous-
and men. On the other hand, it is GER
tain that General Lee mas made arrange
meuts for the transfer ofsome troops, not
enumerated above, from the extreme
west of the Confederacy. These troops
are now en- route, aud will certainly arrive
in time to take part in the final combats,
SO that the whole force Of General Lee
may be set down at one hundred and ff-
ty thousand men.
y 80
) DRUID.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

The Kentucky Legislature has reject.
ed the Constitutional amendment abol
ishing slavery-the Senate by vote Of
81 to IL, and the House by vote Of So
to 81. g'g s'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

Advises from France show that the re.
ported cessiou of Sonora is without found
alton, and indicate that the relations be-
tween France and the United States are
not likely to undergo any disturbance.
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U.ILER house.

MAIN STREET, between third an fourth
Msnsaeld, Ohio.
"a eA ID. M. MILLER, Proprietor
Jane 1884, vl9n1 ~ Z
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A Toronto paper says the British Gov.
eminent have ordered 80 gunboats, carry.
ing $500 trained men, to be sent out
from England to the lakss. s'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

Has enlarged many small business,
Has revived many . dull business ! \
Has saved many 4 failing business
Has preserved many large busineis
Has created many . new business.
TRY 1T. =,
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lx-sm9aseellasaeova..
d nW.IRALsTON,

JBwELRR and silversmith, one doorwe
Of Potter's Drug store, Ashland, Ohio
Goldaad steel ems, an a b choice variety
Of Jewsry,f kept constantly on hand
Highestp price paid for old 10 Id and silver
sepaifing doneSto order, on Feasohhls .
arms acknowledgements visnac
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OsBORvs CURTIS,

HAVE fer med o partnership in the practice
ofIaw, ,ud will attend to businessin theis
= Proto ,Aon in Ashland and adjoining copn'
ties lthce in the building heretofore oc-
ecpio1by W. Osborn, on ChSrcn street.
AAus o. 1864 vl9nl : n ,gidqfa 3Up 'Qat
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22
~! r. yOHE,s7ON.

Alto RNB tLaw, Office oyer Beer & Ora.
h,hrs Sore,i Main Street., Ashland 'O,, will
at,s,d promptly to sil business entrusted
to his care. Special attention given TO col
lection Of Soldiers claims Of al kinds.
June S,ii864, yl9n1o l1l i"'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

At Camp Douglas, Chicago, fourteen
hundred rebel prisoners on the sick list
with an average number Of intermept Of
six per day. sl1tis sat ~.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

1t is interesting TO observe that the
capture Of Columbia, South Carolina, oc.,
CURED on the anniversary Of the iuaugu.
ration Of JEFF Davis as President Of the
Confederate States. 7Hl2 sAfa
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22
Z zUPNw9A&ss
MILLER HOUSE,
.ayMaKICa.r house,

FORMERLY McNULTY's, BY ARCHIBALD
FINLEY Ashland Ohio. The House is
thoroughly refited, and its proprietor is
prepared to accommodate all his old
friends and as many new ones rs may be
pleased to givehim acall.
Jane 3, 1864; v19nl.
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II wv M,CORD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. Off
on Main Street, one door East of tie NJ
Nulty House, UP stairs. Il
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

The estate Of the late Col. Colt II Hart:
ford, of revolver fame, has an income Of
sI55,0lS, tie largest in the State.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

| The voting in tho Philadelphia horse
cars upon the admission of colored per.
sons is said to bc uboa. twelve TO one in
the negative, tssyf N (. ,iis "A
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22
". III. .lcCOMB,

ATT0RNERY and Counsellor at Law, Ash
land Ohio. o0fhcein the Brick building
over the Hardware Storeiiig Evl9nl 4i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

Letter nails for Colorado Territory In.
cluding Denver City and Plies Peak
region, have been resumed BY The over
land route, via St. Joseph, Mo.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

Two girls who have each served three
years in tho 59th Ohio Regiment, we're
discovered at Cincinnati last week.
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'FTIY YsICr ANs
GEO. ..W.. HILL, M., d.,

PHYSICIANS SURGEON, Ashland, Ohio
Particplar attention viii be paid to tn,
treatment .of the following special dis,a, es
DYsfEfsIk, disease the LIVER, the KID
Ssrs a'Sch6SULA and BrirBELiAI cAscEE
Ofice on Church street. vl9n1ls+
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There are over one hundred thousand
more women than men in Sweden.
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s1aASyyHM@a
II. i. JACOBS,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland Ohio. Office
over wallack g. Andrews Shoe stor', op
posits tie Bank. Z 2tt9t H't
Desember Fl. lS6i-2Gtf
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The woman who nursed Louis Napo.
Icon when be was baby has just died
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JpP.sCGWsa.S', M. d., t2
PHYSICIAN q sURGEoNp Ashland, Ash
laudgo ohlos, ,0iace over the POST Office opt
posite the town Hall. rosss s,aoa yl9nl
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

The Louisville Press says there is no
doubt that Quantrell. of Kansas notoriety,
and his band, are operating in Kentucky
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-03-22

Gen. Grants house in PhiladelphiS
cost over $4,000. The furniture is nos
yet ready.
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DRS. S.ayuPsEL 4 CLASS

HAVING formed partnership in the prac
tics Of medicine and surgery, solicite .
shafet ofrpublio patr onage Office over
Befr& Grahem's store, corner OF Main and
Orange streets. vfrYtg tr vl9nl .
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". n. ICRarE. .M. Id.

RACTICAL Z Physician and Surgeon. y
Rooms at Miller House, Ashland Ohio. lya
Jupa S,1ls64, ,Slsnl sdihpys a5,oo4 ae q
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A LETTER FROM DRUID.

A Curious Parallel-IIistOry Re
peating Ilself--NapOleOn's
Campaign Of Is IA Being
Fought Over Again in Virgin
in.
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/. J. KESSY. t' ~ X. N. CAME
KE.y.rI.iS CAMPBELL.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland. Ohio;
office on Church Street, ~ the brick build
log Immediately West o. kahn's store.
yune y, 1854. VI QnlJ la4 iiHt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-07-20

CLEARED
sTEAMsHPs-Mornlng Star, New Grlean. va
zoo, Norfolk and Richmond h G knight, GeoTee-
towni starlight, Charieston; FrauooLia, Portland:
hepnbhc' New orleans; Jersey Blue. Boston.
sHlPS-w Frothinsham, Bordeaux; MonaEch of
the Sea- hverpoot City OF New York, do
BARkS-ClAudln, Brest; Arran Isle Rochelle; Ra-
cheL Cow Bay; Herman, Mobile; sheffield
Valparaiso aud Cadiz; Hunter, Cow Bay
BRIGs-J + Elliott, ST Johns NFsB Crosby,
Cow Bay; Kate, Glasgow.
sCHOONERs-PGran, Philadelphia siAk, do; sa-
ran Alllh New bnytn; keokuk. PhladeiphiA: Mary
Harris Nassau; Atlantic, Windsor, \ :: Gea Knox
Cow Bay; YORKTOWN, Port Royal; VI Rogers, Bali.
more Eldoi ado, Portsmouth, n II; Mary Salem.
sLooPS-Giobe, Middletown; Aurora, Norwich.
ARRIVED
sTEAMsHIPS-Col Havana Nevada. sa-
Vannah' Ten Custer, Hilton Head; VIM l. Clyde, do.
SHlPs-liudson, from London; Eugene, Hamburg.
BARks-IblI Palermo; Kathleen, Lingau: Fannie.
s. dney, u; Gaz lie, PoIt spain, Trinidad; Prini,
sesse, 81 Croix; International tDutch,l Curacao:
Eliza 4 Maria, Rio Janero
bklbs-La Creole, tlrscoa; Ia CAY emo, Aux
CVu lieTmes, lNenezuellanl LafuaYra; Tubal
1aln, Cow hay; Dolphin, Sydney, q Is; Executive,
haisnLat; Aurora Gov Bay; Choris Rio ,IAuCiro;
hilwaEie Mayaguez; Othello, sydney, q H. Solfer-
no Areceibo Henry Lament, GleAt HLTboE Henri
eta Llngan; Esqutmaux, GonAives,
MISREPRESENTATION, Barac0a; Americas, Fort
res Monroe Och, Para Arctic, Norfolk; SUPERB,
Ponce; lie en-, IinFan.
BELow-Iiark NV Grifiths, Matanzas; Big Uncas.
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house xcsherry vas joinsd By two Of his Jnfeder:
sie- , no, :, alle-ed garroted Kin-ler rn' robbed
him Of sI34. Juftce Dodse committed th sccused
To- I ial. ] ne CthcT Two iheh hs'o iVh Yet peen
sTp ehended.
Bgid RobJerv-On Tuesday nieht, tr. II. sohroc-
der while waiting for esr at the cor iof Of Broome
uroc. and the Bovsry Ev 'nIIolhd, = BY gang q,
ch-il and ran away with il. The al red thief was
subseluently arr sted but rhe watch rs not found.
The accused. who rave hts name a. WIN IN John
cor, waa committed for tr'l by justice ; Dodge.
St1Jbtn0 ARray Two Germans, imed Ausns'us
Kiute aud Adam Miller, h. came inyt dNed In guar.
rcl in saloon In 18Th st,,e'. duTir (Which Miller
rcce7Cd spveie stab woun In the NJ nd NJ the hands
of bis antagonist Kluke arres' u, and held to
bail by justice Connolly ia The sum OF SI'eOO'
Seizure NJ Ob.e,n, pr1ntt The oil = yes,erdny
entered the rrerirs Of John u hsT',r, no ~ l0hn
~ cot, and relied llrrc uui uher 81 Dc enc prints
cards. &c Ju.tice bowling detained Ma row Tor ex-
animation and the obscene articles "et sent W 10
lice Head Iuarterr.
.Jvrende Burgi1rs -Oficer hcCr'y, Of the 9oth
precinct rsted Jane. Hart aud frs ncis brad',
aged ~ and II vcars, Who are accused Of break ns
into the plumbing establishment Of Eo' ct .. Ems
6O8 sixth avenue, and stealing quantity OF pipe.
-. Bu-gld,.-lh pfont'o' OF Michael h'pteL ~, In
glap on Tucs'av uirht yho stole valis containing
clothing aud other ptOpiriV. man M med James
Gordon ~ nj seiuc1Iy afiestod 10 we ho"gg' i,e
sto'eu from NtuteL Justice shandeT committed
LordOn tor exam nation.
VIZ u.rf,r. -Yes'e-day, information reached the
Cor6is,.'. Office that e.. fmn.c Milltr,sho-e throat
vns cut b. her husband At her resiiencr, 2i3 ClnL
sweet. on the nrl' OF the 5Uth of MY, had died.
hlnu,-, eek t,iuto, M MILLER bad cntt red com
p.iht ,ifliutt he hus A1d, md Justice lOggn com
iritrd him 10 GWai. tie result OF her II Jurics. An
ingutstN,sIl B., LC'i on tie body today.
Arrcst H J,r Ctrsss.ness 90 Thotras Halpin wa
hrtescd ION Glaze Of isUturing re thigh VI Me.
o. tlD sit rv ala IN Gfceu~ich stree /. Justice Dow
ling .gtsin cI La p tor eHAniintiio u.
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Rowe ICemh
~, T..c,spk to "a. IL. Y~i ss~i

H. q. PARKEn has been appointed snperintend-
ent of Indian Affairs in Nevada.
TIVE rebel General Cheaiham arrived At Nashville,
TepH., on Tuesday.
JAY CooKZ reports subscriptions to the Seven
Thirty Loau Yesterday TO the amount Of So 600
TIE Rel River country VIII raise no CROPS but
corn tbs year, EXCEPT in a few locAucg.
VESSEL has sailed from New o.eans for 81,
Petersburg 4.rscL with a cargo of cotton belonging
~ NtN Orleans merchants
Tm wheat crop Of Louisiana is better than ever
known. The sugar cropis not so large AS tast Of
last year.
THsRs is TO hes grand reunion st Cincinnati
reS september Of all th, Turner s1cietes-ths first
reunion Of she l. nd in America.
Gov BE7rDn ~ Ohio, remains very III a. Cleve.
land lie had seyere hemmorhage from the wound
in his foot on Tuesday night He Is much pros
lated.
pwrAToHE' state that President johnson has
expressed a leterm notion shat the laws psssed by
tle Tennessee L gislaturo shall be obeyed, and
that all Illegal yo.ers in the approaching election
shall b. kept from the polls.
GovEENoG Jon,sos, Of Georgia, addressed large
audoncc 81 Atlanta on Monday. H spoke a. Ma.
con on TUESDAY. From theace he will 30 ~ Nil
ledseylle a4d enter upon the discharge Of bis of.
cisl duties
| TnA coroners inquest 81 Boston on The murder
Of MS joyce children has closed 10 'nYssIlgsgoa.
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Lsr hlyn .

IEE MlH bJ"bf ShoVTHb 'AsE'-Mss
thiiiiara Bug hy Nno vas arreste' On Monday night
for an ALLEGED ATTEMPT % Shot of icar TLos X Chi.
=, =, " -,
ehe'tch Of thoa'h fi'o'h'1 T. p' Wn yesterday
sent 70 the Count jail BY judge Daley, to await the
49,. -, - -. IT, ~ 81, q -
+" 'o' VI 'n' "'fho '"''' 'NP- we 'O'''
for hc' hAsty md nrclsonah,c r'e,e'ins and al
i,.. ~, .bo M. a. god on Ia Vii nj sho did nv sotne
W. '' "' " u - - '-
woman OF her a ;uhi Vance
Az INGAtIANr lRIsHM etalwart
,o,r, tr,.b,,s, In + uie STATE A d.y or two since
m.de his ,nfr,, into the society Of some young .de.
who were sc..ed in the paror or New York mer-
ch,urs re.idcnce At Raw, nseood. L. l.. causing, Of
course the u,mos, arm by his nj rupt appearance
800 .t,,.,,.-.o. n. ,ef, ,od N ic.yo ,ho
uh.el the eIieuih'a'''e' ho '',u ou - cav 'no
.h,.t 80. ,o,.,-,I, C',,.acI f., m tho x,.,dyobo
- -, -. -...,,,.a., ~.
the visitor had c-capld from Black wells Leland by
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s"ll"ul'nf'
TIE SEWERAGE QUESTION. - A decision has
recently been rendered b. Judge DEM o. Of the Court
Of Appeals to the effect that the city Of Brooklyn is
not liable tor damages " property sed by the ole
n.pt. in Di,trict. ,bere sewer. h. va not been con-
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structed BY the authorities.
Amman oF roIIcFNAS's WIFE FOR
h""Ie' VT '''' "HI '''
TnRTAIEstNG To gHoor HER lUs sAsU's FarEND-
Nrs S,ten .fe of ,he ofiicer Of tb Al name wa, ar
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'eHeu FeseIuH W ouVei huN' lu p'V"h' VI 'he
45ih Pio'ine1 Z. ~ and TAKEN DC ore Judge Daley.
,b,, him for stdip her husband nto the "
Of strange women. Both oiiicen teloly to the came
precinct and arc fast ilends., Mn. Nnen and her
husbthd nave neeh sepaateu 10 oihe ,iine IN oou-
s.Sed one an " y, he men .,niv e
| hntgeu thH sue Nhs on, ~ VIC In.n inalhl. m
ttrunental In lnhuclns hiss ,lnHp N attempt the
ne oi 9ucet ,hirheetet' o Daet sh.e her
the peace, but at ot accounts she has not returned
WIN '"e u0ou'nenu'
lhE flREhEN MISUNDERSTANDING OF
| THE +. ID. CoaNSsIosEBs-T iiea prevailed
IN hout Tho Fire Dep,rlment Of the D.trict
! - -, a,
/ ing tho pAht week ihat iurtner dispAhhment oil
companies would take place at the reg ular NEE ting
the Comm ssione r. last ght and l,rge number %
| those interested congIegated In and around Fro
! mrn's Hall. AtgP NJ. there were three Conr q
sione, present.. but the Clerk of the Board no
maxim his AppeA rnnce, the Cominitsk )ners pto,eu