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, 1870-01-30

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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

SUPERVISOR J. A. BRIDOLAND. Of TeIaI,
arrived here yesterday on business connected
with the Internal Revenue Bureau. He re-
ports that there Is scarcely single dlStillery
In the whole State working under the reVe-
nue. laws, and that for tome time past he
has been actually engaged In breaking up
Illicit dlstillatlon. With the assistance Of
company Of the 4lh United States cavalry,
under the command Of Lieutenant VIM. q.
Bayllss (who, by the way, is a Washington
boy,) he has taken possession OF thirty-four
stills, and destroyed 200 gallons Of peach
brandy and low wines. A number Of e1-
revenue officers, implicated in defraudlBg
the revenue, have been arrested and are now
In the custody OF Gen. Reynolds. Among
them Is Gen. Horace Boughton, formerly
assessor OF the Fourth Texas district, who
received whisky in payment Of the Govern
ment tau, and he has been indicted on the
charge Of defTaudlng the revenue. A num-
Der OF the dlstIllerS arrested have Deposited
money and forwarded papers to the Com
missioner, asking that compromise may be
made. Under the new State government
Supervisor BTidgland anticipates o better
order OF things. He Soys that his territory
Is as large as that Of the New England
States and New York, and In the seven
thousand miles trayersed'b by him, not more
than one thousand miles was accomplished
byrail. He will propose plan to the Com
missioner to Increase the efficiency Of the In
ternal revenue service in that portion Of the
country.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22
The Difference Between an Indian
and n white Man.

aaa = ""NNN AAeHH
There are members Of Congress who
have voted away 1874 600, 900 acres Of
the nations land as a bonus to white
men to build railroads, and in order that
they might raise the necessary money
10 do 1t have endorsed bonds TO the ex-
tent of about 100000. We do not
here question the policy or justice Of
this. We merely wish TO show the con-
trast between the white man and the
Indian as exhibited by the action Of the
Government.
The Cherokees, q highly civilized ma
ton, desire to build o railroad through
their country. They do not ask for an
appropriation Of lands or q subsidy Of
money to help them. They know it is
useless. To get money they agree to
sell to the United States nearly three
fourths OF their territory that they may
develop and improve the remainder,
and make it worthier their advanced
condition. The Government needs the
land to settle other Indians on. 1t agrees
to buy it and pay for it, and contracts
by treaty not to settle any Indians on it
until it is paid for. As usual in its cor.
tracts with Indians, the Government dis
regards its pledges. 1t puts Indians on
the land without paying for 1t, not only
friendly Indians as bound by treaty, but
unfrieIdly tribes.
The President is authorized by treaty
to FIX the price to be paid for the pur.
chased territory, and fixes II at $780,
OOO,t the pitiful amount Of seventeen cents
per acre-not one tenth It's value. Yet
the attempt is making to cheat the
Cherokees out Of this. A bill is intro
duced to pay them 81, 1000, 900 instead Of
the price agreed upon, and this under
such restrictions as 10 prevent it being
Of any service in building railroads OF
developing their country. An ex-Secre-
tary OF the Interior is the author and
sponsor OF this bill, and is urging it
through the Senate.
White en- want to build railroads
through the Indian territory. That is
reason enough for some people to pre-
vent the Indians from doing it. Must
the people Of the nation be taxed still
further to pay white men TO build roads
when the civilized Indians are anxious
to build them at their own expense,
without asking for an acre Of land or q
cent Of subsidy.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22
SENATOR SEIZURE ON THE GEOR.
GA BILE.

Among all the speeches which have
been made in Congress on the Georgia
bill, now under consideration, we have
seen none that evince a more compre-
hensive view Of the case than that Of
Senator Schurz, which may DO said to
run in harmony with the principle in
volved in the Bingham amendment 1t
is clear, compact logical resume Of the
argument which recognizes the author.
ity Of tho constitution Of Georgia, and
the validity Of the laws, based upon
those common and well recognized prin-
ciples Of law and rules Of construction,
which govern in oil the States on the
questions at issue. The conclusions
that he arrives at certainly seem to us
TO be reasonable and just, and ought to
be clear to tho comprehension Of every
one who ia disposed to be honest and
fair.
We are glad to see the Senator stand
on his own ground, and to argue this
question from his own standpoint, with
out attempting to follow in the grooves
Of other Senators thoughts. Indeed
there is no necessity for this with the
Senator. He is fully competent to com
prehend oil subjects which como before
this high forum Of American thought
no matter, whether in politics or NOR
als-reaching the highest domain Of
craftsmanship. The speech under con-
sideration, as we'll as most of his public
efforts Of this kind shows this, and but
adds evidence to the force Of his genius,
the acuteness Of his mind, the strength
Of his mental resources, and the force
and breadth Of his ideas.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

The TRoUBLEs IN NoRTH CAROLINA
Gov. Holden, of North Carolina, has written
TO the President urging him to Issue a proc
lAmatlou suSpondIng the writ Of habeas cor
pus in that State and In telegram to one
Of the United States Senators from there
SAys 1--WE have federal troops, but we
want power to act. Is It possible the Gov
eminent will abandon is loyal people TO DO
whipped aud hanged The habeas corpus
should be al once suspended"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22
cALE or ORDNANCE sroRES.
oBStoH 0. s. .ORpHLNoE A0EH0T,
c9Iss, o. hCssTos asD eT1Ss s6 STi mrs

oRSron U. 8. oRpELNoH AoEHCT,N
coRNNA or HoulTON AND GEnGE aInEAra,
(kHfHAHoE on 0RHIEHl I. U. Box ISL,
HHW IoRE CITY, March !, uIJ
Sealed proposals. In duplicate will be received ~
this once untiI the 9th day Of April, 1871 at
tbs p Iist where stored, the following named ord
mace Stores, to Wit.
a,l91 Artillery Vallse Saddles, repaired, at H.
Louis Arsenal, Missouri
Louis Arsenal, Missouri
500 ARTILLERY Collars, at Rock Island, Illinois
bD Artillery CelATH, At Rock Island, lniBoia.
The OTdganee Department reserves the lFht 10
reject all BIDS not dssmed aatlkfaotory. Terms
eash 10 0oyern ment fuudl .ten per cent on the day
d,llTersd. Thirty days will be allowed for the
PIorossis 70 BE- addressed 10 the usdsrsiEaed,
sndori cd Proposals FOR puTehISinE sAddlsa and
Collars
Ekned, CklhPlh,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22
The following section 10 added 10 the bill
by the committee

"SRc. q. And Dc Y 1uTIhfr tDdeieI, That there
shall DO valuation taken in the District Of
Columbla OF all property, personal and real,
including all property belonging to the United
States, In separate and distinct schedules, at
least once ia two years, and return thereof
shall be made by the Governor to tho Preal-
dent OF the Senate and Speaker OF the Houte
OF Representatives on the hTst day OF the aea-
sion Of Congress held After such valuation
shall be taken. And IfvAluAtions Of said Dis
trIot shall be taken oftener than once IN two
years, return thereof shall be made to Con-
GreNa as AfOresAld,n
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

District Of Columbia, 0toR County 10 81.
PErTIT, AdministTAt0Ta Of walter Harper, de-
ceased, the admlnDtTators aforesaid have. with
the appreciation Of the OrphAns' Court Of wash
lagoon eounty Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, April
u, A. D. 1870, for the gal settlement and dlslrt-
aud OF the assets In hand, As far A. the have
been collected and tuTned into money when and
where all the creditors nd heirs Of Iaid deceased
are notified to attend, with their claims properly
youshsd. or thsE may SthsTSiie By isE b sI:
provided . copy Of this order be published once
week for three weeks Ia the hATIoHAL RRPUBLI-
Tsii, A. wEBsTBR,
MIN MlW' Register Of wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22
HsN AaHhrtinnnnni,.

FoR RIM; A snail s.sv,. oov.g., sOn,.l,!s.9
Ms5y,; ssyiiHS alleys. 10, iaiS scrh / ;if''C
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22


for the District Of Coluunbta."
On Friday last, Senator Hamlln, from the
Senate Committee on the District, reported,
with amendments, the "blll to provide a
government for the District OF Columbia"
which has been before the committee lately,
and upon which the advocates and oppo.
nenta OF the measure we're invited TO express
their viows, at the committees room, a few
days ago.
The bill was reported unanimously from
the committee. Tho word territorial" IL
stricken ont OF the bill wherever II occurs.
The following new section is lnsertedi
Sec. Q. And b u further enacted, That every
bill witch shall have passed the council and
house Of representatives shall, before II be.
Gomez a law, DO presented 70 the governor Of
shall slTn II, but IL not he shall return a. with
his objections, to the house In which II shall
have originated, who sha I'll enter the objections
slider IT., IL after such Moderation, two
thirda Of the house shall agree to pass the bill,
u shall be sent, together with the objections,
ss S1hs, house ~ .nn1a - 'ss ,S,,s
Of that house II shall become law, But IN
all such eases the votes Of both houses shall
y yeas sSd nays, ssG ,es Ss S
shall be catered on the Journal Of each house
respectively. lfAny bill shall not be returned
y ne EoysEnpS giihIq ten days &ssnaafyss';s =
him, the same shall be 4 Law In like manner as
no had signed u, unless the legislature By
thelr ID louInment prevent ltareturn, 10 which
case II shall not become a law.
Section 4 IL amended by inserting the
word 'innblllty" In the l6th line, authoriz-
ing tho Secretary TO act for tho Governor In
case Of the "death, removal, resignation,
lnability, or absence" Of the latter, 30. In
the 9th section the word general" IL
stricken out Of the provision that the Gov
ernor and Secretary appointed by the Presi-
dent "shall hold their Offices respectively
until the hrst general election"
Tho 9Th section IL amended TO make the
Council consist Of slsusn members, Instead
Of thirteen, and the House OF Assembly Of
fpsniy-tso members, instead Of twonty-slK,
and the number Of election districts for the
two branches 10 made to correspond TO this
amendment. The time OF meeting for the
Legislative Assembly Ia Aired con the frat
Monday In November annually" The fol-
lowing clause Ia added 10 the 7th sections
"Bm he Legislature shall hare no ri0h 10
abridOs or limit he right Of suffrage"
Section 10, as amended, limits the tar for
all general objects TO two dollars on the
hundred, and the right Of the District gov
erument to borrow money, or issue Etookn o.
bonds, IL restricted to one million dollars.
In section eleven the Legislative Assembly
Is Instructed, instead Of authorized, TO divide
the District outside Of Washington and
Georgetown Into townships, "nol exceeding
three" In section fourteen the words In
italics are inserted, and all moneys raised
by general taxation or arising from dona-
lions by Congress, or from othsr toursss, for
school purposes, shall DO appropriated for
the equal benefit Of all the youth Of said Dis
trict between certain ages to DO defined by
law"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

kT- REPUBLICAN sHRRNADR.-
~ The Republicans % waAhinG acton are r..
9ls,I,d e assenels a gnioa League Hal On
o'clock, to unite In . leTsnads 10 the New HGmp.
shlIe Delegation n GonEIe.., upoH ihsir rsesst
Hiram \. ksvsln, IL token Of our high appreeiA.
iioa Of the hnal triumph Of Republican prineiplss
In the STATE Of hississipp'.
lis dsslIed Install true Republicans Of the Dis.
tIiet o. Columbia and all olhsTs who AppTselits
the struggles ard uiumphs Of the great Party Of
FREEDOM and Progress will be in GltendAhes and
participate Ga this occasion.
By efdeT OF the General Commlttes Of ATrarGs.
menta from all The wards OF the city.
~ b. eeyeral Addreiass will Be delivered At
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

DR.. b. A. GOULD, OF Cambridge, Mass,
has accepted an appointment from the Ar
genttne Republic TO organize an astronomi-
cal observatory at CaTdOya, the second city
In magnitude In that republic. He Is max
Ing bis arrangements 10 go out In the course
OF the spring. The initial work at the OBJ
servatoTy VIII be the cOmPletlon,Of the cata-
logue OF the southern heavens, which will
probably consume about three yeATa. DR..
Gould will be accompanied by four asSist-
ants. The preliminary appropriations for
the observatory were made by the Argentine
Congress In October last, At the Instance Of
PRECEDENT saImlepto,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22
E-PRoF. J. MESssEiggEEhh.AoApEMY

~ at LlRooln Hall, TUESDAY EvENISq,
hArsh q Ata nesting q delegates FROM AL the
county held At the residences Of Mr., James Worm.
lev o5 FRIDAY ,sysRinE, the 10 instant, u Wsl
lueidhy evening, March n, At Lihe1lu HAlI, for
The Purpose o. EiylsE eneouiAgsmeut 4ud cid TO
the heppblieAna OF fenuessee, 0soTEA, Milsil.
sippi and Texas At present In the city,
y Oh o. the DELEGATIONS will be represented By
able and eloquent speakers.
Ashs occasion will be ona Of national siUpia.
eaass 70 the Rspubliean party north and south,
u IL expected that every organ 1tion In ID . In
tsIsst Of the party the District will tara out
fall DELEGATION, Rspubl,eAn Of the DliIriet Of
Columbia, let II be meeting worthy Of the cause
Of iresdem and protection to AL AmsfieIn eitislnI
sd sueh Grs.lhE 70 orr southsrn frisBds a.
with the llnIsTinG elements OF Treason
1here VIII be reserved seats for Gshlsmsn As
eonpsnied 81 lsdiss'and for mt mbers Of Congress.
adoHaIrTEE OF ARRAsoEMENTG
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

~ PSBLfSSs astTisd.-A Se.IiSG q d,
IndsPendent kepqblioan Reform hss2slaiiea Eill
iss, asrsS u siS.S o'siosS O. l, aias, -
o, b. Barrett, ESQ, General r. d. MustJ, and
olhsrs viii address ths mes.lng on the new gov
BIsJ. N. Meteor, sesrst1fy. nSil.h
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22

WtETLD TO PYEoHAsE-AH oRsEI, MUST
,si .sS BE f st : s9y !: "a sL i:ed %
PLise viii BE- paid for suoh 4 hoTss, Isqllre J.
~ Psnn''lvania avenue. opposite wplsrsS'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-03-22
loTFIoIAI.l
,u, PSEasrsSE,T "a sTA,5S' 4

WAaHINoroH' March 70, $50. 7
Information has been received at this De.
partment from Mr.. A. Willard, the Consul
Of the United States at Guaymas, Mexico,
Of the death, on the o7th Of September last,
at Altar Llbertad, Mexico, Of Colonel J. r.
7. Garter, late Secretary Of Arizona Terri.
tory. p
, 1870-07-09
THE SOCIAL EVIL


From the st. Lotis Republican Jmlys.
The ordinance in reference 10 tbs regn!a-
finn. etc., Of tbat incurable cancer, the SOCIAL
ayiL which Was passed by tho City Council On
Tuesday evening, is measure Of Se1y .ntei-
est;nT character. It is the fret attempt to in
t1oinee into ono Of tho large American cities:
even IN modified form, the system adoptea
in seyeral European countries Tor the control
Of n,ostitution. or rather its legal tolerance
under yarious restrictions; and how 1t WILL
operate in American society ls ques-
ton as get entirely nnd9tetmn1oa.a' n?t.1
The principal objection which has hlta"
eIto u bsen successful in preventing any
legalizes immortality, and permits IN odence
characterized as crime to exist unchecked On
| the payment Of a license, The answer made
to this, however, u that the evil cannot be
suppressed, and, therefore, tho Wisest course
Is TO regulate 1t within proper bounds. Pro-
experiment, and the suocesa Of ita operation is
| entirely problematical. The following are the
! principal provisions Of the bill, which was in
trodneed into the Council by Mr.. Gottschalk
but originated from the joint deliberations Of
the Boards Of Health and the Police Commits
| sioners:
The Lin requires that the Boar1 Of Police CON-
missiouers shall obtain for the Board OF Health full
information respecting houses Of il-fame and their
| inmates md continue to surpF it from tlMe u
t time. This has TO include complete lists Of the
parties Wbo reside In The places named and such
records arE to e open to the inspection Of the tTo
boards and to the members ot the City Council
The Board Of Health has to diFfde the city Into dis
tr1cts, for caeh Of which physician has TO be Rp
polluted, whose duty It sha be 70 FtEt each ot Ut
houses y least once week The Keeper Of eaei
nonss *h bare % pay he p1ys1asu a one e doaa sddi
tioa to thls. he will collect such ku1us ~ hoaplta
| nuts at may Ike n4ed by the two boatds Week.!
: rpcrts VIII baYr ig hc maze hy tas lasa
, 1870-07-09

The Board Of Health may establish reRuhflonss s
Board m Police, Commissioners ale directeo "
suppress any house the propr1eroFa oi E6le9 Nv w
cliRe to conform 10 the law. The keeper o. any
bt guilty of misdenlcauor and bc rnhishel Y
tne. The Board Of Health, As well as tae fo'ics 9
commissioners and the physicians, snan asc aa
tislfea and lead them to the path o1 virtue.
and the physicians shall therefore MAKE dtllgent
Inquiries into the ca1ses 1eadtnE to pTossnasion'
and shall Immediately report any suspicious CIT
cumstances to the Beard uf Heath, anu ass.si any
party when drsir1us Of abandoning hef Aie ot
sharGe in all proper WayA ......
aims to govern 1t by permanent regulations ana
prevent, by constant medical supeIyitsaoMt s ths
spread Of tfie diseases Incident 70 pefsistent ana
professional vice II will put stop 70 the present
syEte1n OF prosecution against cyprtans, nna one
cGcrt ut least will he TO seriously cnItaa the prac-
rce OK certain class at legal practitioners
, 1870-07-09

tice entitled "Counties" is substasssGa Gono. ".
Article IL the old constitution enht.ea ~ sIse-
where provided. doc. not arply until tas @i9S
lion Of 1874 by what process 81. Of I1as' tha artI,
can We come to the cone1ns9onh A. ~, Ut 20 70 into
eiss elect TIE befere he sh of Augusta TIE sagp shs
ton is tie aet of the people cosadd snd psoea n1 :ns
"a n.ioa e 4at fat 0 p9e ss
people Ihs fs0 txsa5 a.ys before tine
, 1e.Sa qGss 2c tIe result vas required to be az
sfan eertained ea saa di;<oh;nt,n ,nuDcn,
Again Tue ass5iop F. ptoI ron Is aIsoIute IL Is
ts1s T *e It. the shsrs hsasspisp 1Sts T.
iasor o. d. w ta adoption. II the act OF adop-
taken Pt,o1 Peomplete On lie "a day Of july the
e e &c ssan s4 asaas hspa 9s 9et g. G into sen ss
fareo. @ Vii it not relate back and prohibit sub
scription on vote taken subsequent toJuly !:
Witl due Difference, these suggestions aud
oue,ies are respectfully submitted. By
A CONSTANT HEADER.
, 1870-07-09

ausust sold 1t 4s,f8c, snd seller first bali DO
at Tic. Cash Gales we're. 4, zoo bu (fresh r.
eaipts 4so Leg In do It taa ase' Sou pu at at
atosat; co bu rejected at &c; GEO bu Do O. At
IS; COO bu do at 4255c; LOO bn a .do 90 ~ a-e
SEQ bu by sample st Sc. Total s8,3M' a.,,
Rye Was dull, and 155c lower, closing steanS aoS
at Tie range Of prices paid Sales ~eng re- T. 1u. ra
bt1 No, 1t 79c; 400 bu do 1t 7sitao; 4oo ou re-
5scted 1t RS: 100 ba do at Tic. ~.
Barley was entirely nominal at ae ior N9. S3
.; 50@54c for No. :; and 45c for fe1eesea. a.
Prices are unchanged, because there = seshs 10
Le an utter apsthy ou the part OF both , oayats ~
szd sells5s sas tea "etG et c en- traeE
Tho following statement shows the receipts by
lake of 1he leadnR articles since the oTsn'ng Of
navigation to Jniy !, al oswego, IN the years
, 1870-07-09
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

1ospox, July s-s p. m.-consols, ,1f,ne tor money,
92:. III account, 93i4Gsst. American sec4E1usS-
1o-;Gs, s7ili; Irnler una higher; Gas, oo's; ~,
ops,: els, 5oK. Ertes, 1s1. Illinois Central, ltia.
closei slade t1r1ner. Rentes, t0f 5Qc.
LIyKRlpeI, July s-1l:l5 q. m-Flon1' a,s ss:a: ~:
Winter wheat, 9s 81. Red wheat, is ill., hhlse
wheat, los 3d@10s id- Corn, 9Ds.
Pork 10eHR Lard, rs. ~,
IlyERrooi, july s-1 20 p. m.-1led wheat, 81 Gu
ass Id White wheat, los Sd. 9d.....-.,oooo ooo
Received last three days, 1000 quarters, 1o,WS
Of which arc American. -x,,o.o
uplards, 95td; Urleans, l8L. sales to-day, 1t,gVo
haias; sales for the week. G5 oao: exports. sooe;
speculation, c.o0o Stock, American, IN
California while mhcat, los 81: winter, - ~
red Western, No. !, S. e. Western nour, s3s ~
corn-No. mixed. aos, and heavy oats' Il a's'
Da,ler. d. Peas, 37s Gti-
T"fk. ioas Cd. beef tlrn At Ills I:ra heaxy ;, q
rs Cheese quiet at Cts. Bacon quiet anu s1eady
Mt 66s Cumberland, G2s Cd for short Hh
Tallow, gig. Tnrpentinc. @9a.
LoNDoa. Jnly s.-Ta1low, 4as st. Sugar hfn
Common fosip ll11u at IS 9df5Gs; fine tirm at 1ds
Manchester market dull ,,,
U4vnE, June s-curtuu qulet on spot as ILL.,
, 1870-07-09
A BOSTON LOVE TRAGEDY.
A YonrE Lady OF Is Either Shoots
Eteraclf. or IL Sho1 by HReF Lover
Eannf. .Eu{u e

FJan. The Rostun Rast, -1nly6-
A little after IL O'Clock last evening, Officer
]. c. farrell, OF the Second Police STATION, was
Informed by party that young iaay nsms4
ct her residence. No. Linwood place, her
death being caused by 3 pistol shot, bu1 ~
whom fired, whether by herself Or announcer,
9ae not known or communicated 1ne louaHty
being on the route Of the othceta OF ntauon
Three, officer Farrell stated the circumstances
to Ofiicer Thos. Ga11ity, and the two repaired
to tue scene of the tragedy l4nwood place,
leading from South street. was soon
reached, and building No entered, where
scene Of iudeecribab1e confusion was "1tness-
I'd. The deceased, leaving the fanny aoon!
o'clock. hsd gone to her room; in twenty nun.
utes, the mother, hearing pistol shot, went n,
up to her chamber. calling "Eettie! Nette!
Uccejyipr no answar, she entered and Per
ccived her lying on the bed Approaching he1
and thinning ahe *as aslSsp t o hne "o1;pg fon nr
3 ilackened and bruised breast, which was N
fnIj aicht. the night dress being thrown back
.erfys tie shoulder. The hand was slso
bIackeued, and under the arm lsy the deadly
weapon Whpple's patent. Win An ago-
uized ehriek shs again cried !" Nettie! when
Tie ri or,ened her eyes, family smiled, and
Sett;e, tbe deceased, Was engaged to George
r. Ipnea. aud until within a few days it Was
,uprosed tl,at everything was moElng smooth
y. Femth o. 4ui T. nom1 so,na 11r1oer 1 sct;nn n
pgued at nearing y. so@s t% ~. ~ nroa'i -
which George ana oans toaIs ss;on saa ~ n siight
street were coneetnu .ooa a.t ~ s,at,,er 80 ps.,.
t,e1uan. This 60 worked on George That Ne
got intoxicated: a1a maae @ ILL., no as henae 1e mnt
her: hut boa1dlngfn tas salpe n .nd ,,aTsons r
last evening n te eour" saT tsre va igh
4narrel Of @ WoTds. 1nen 1rio II tye 1e honsa sile
left llm anu Ment ,nto .ne 1'o1Ens H. ,';atnj
he wended Ma way elseHnee. 80 ano ~ La ~.
which d'd the maiuoae ~p1a Eth ~ FL ~. Tsme
longing to zones aa ;s.a, 11,.a,, .,AS . s5
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