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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
To the Citizens Of HicksbUy and
Warren County.


The undersigned, your com.
mittee, appointed for the purpose
of supervising and prosecuting the
preliminary survey of a contem-
plated railroad from Vicksburg to
Grenada, via Yazoo City, and also
OF one to Canton, beg leave TO re-
port that they have completed the
work assigned them, and have made
a full report to the Mayor and
Council Of Vicksburg, of all ex-
penditures they have made from
the funds advanced by the city,
which report has been received and
filed. From the published report
of the chief engineer, Capt, James
NJ. Scarles, TO which we respect
fully refer, you are already advised
of the feasibility of both routes,
together with an estimated cost OF
each, and your committee, having
performed all the labors required
of them under their present APP
pointment, in conclusion would
say, that the citizens of both
Grenada and YaZoo City, rs
also those of Canton, are very
anxious to be connected with this
place by q line of railway, and
we are advised by letters just re-
ceived from Col. w. ). Eppcrson
aud others, railroad committee
men of Yazoo City, appointed to
cooperate with us, that the citizens
of Yazoo City alone have already
subscribed SGj,OO0, and expect to
vote tax of 100000 more, to be
paid In installments Of one, two,
three and four years, for the pur'
pose of building the road in which
they are interested. They further
state that they have not yet called
upon the planters Of Yazoo county
but are confident that they Will
subscribe largely to the work, ant
that the general feeling and desirr
of the people Of the whole count!
Is strongly in favor Of the road.
Your committee now beg to b
discharged, but assure you that the,
will always be found ready AM
willing to do any and everything il
their power which may be CalCu
lated to advance the interests an
prosperity OfVicksburg.
Respectfully submitted.
D. W. LAMKIN,
ALEX. KUHN,
II. +. SIMRALL,
HARPER p. HUNT
Writ ADAMS.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
UNsAFE RUILDINGS.

Since the terrible calamity at
Richmond, the following from the
New York Economist s. Dry Goods
Reporter, though published before
that sad occurrence, Is peculiarly
pertinent:
There Is much cause for public
alarm IN tho increasing number Of
accidents from unsafe buildings.
Scarcely week elapses without
the occurrence Of some startling
accident. 1t is not improbable
that this class OF disasters will soon
become so numerous as to consti-
tute q distinct Departmental the
daily records of crimes and acci-
dents, the same as kerosene eXplo-
sions," "Ilailroad Slaughters," and
"Viclms Of IntemporanCe." "Un-
safe Building Accidents" like most
other disasters, belong to the class
of preventable casualties. They
are the results Of human ignorance
aud cupidity, and are caused by q
wilful violation of the natural laws.
They bear no resemblance to the
accidents resulting from storms on
land and water, tOrnadoes, freshets
and earthquakes, against which
ordinary human foresight and sa-
gacity are utterly poWerless.
The accidents resulting from un.
safe buildings open new dangers,
to which all classes in the commu-
nifty are liable. TO-dayit may be
the family of poor workman
crushed to death by the crash OF
the more pretensious mansion in
course of erection for his aristOcrat-
ic neighbOr; tomorrow it may be
the Skating Rink, the Church, the
palatial mansion or the Court
House, whose falling walls carry
dear h aud ruin to persons Of high
and low degree. II is impossible
to avert the dangers to which the
people arc constantly liable from
this cause. A few weeks ago the
roof of the new Court House fell In
at Chicago, killing and injuring
several workmen. Yet IN a certain
sense this accident was prOVl-
Dental, inasmuch as It may have
been the means of preventing an
infinitely greater disaster. 1t re-
suited in an Investigation which led
TO the startling discovery that the
entire building was unsafe. The
foundation were too weak to sup.
port the weight Of masonry. The
columns intended to carry the &C.
Cumulated weight Of three stories
of floors aud partitions Of brick
were too weak, and the weight was
uneaually distributed upon them,
thus increasing the danger of a
catastrophe. Tho iron girders are
not sufficiently secured in the
walls, and are inadequate to the
purpose intended to be accomplish.
cd. During every gale Of wind one
or more houses, sometimes q whole
block are toppled over in brooklyn
or in the uptown wards in this
city. And now the public are star
tied by the information that the
foundation walls for the new Post
Office, In the City Hall Park, are
not only insecure, but that they
also threaten to undermine and
endanger the adjacent builaingG
on Park Row and Broadway.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
-7-s os
Valuable Real Estate



DURsUANrto the pEeylalsns efs poegoa
1azoo County. Mlssiaainti, feadered -
. % tain cause, lats tharc u nahdlna whore.
in John II. bOylan at Al. were a6innlains
ants and james Dick Hiti ek Al were Dc.
fendants, the undeTslgned ppolAted fpecial
Sommissloner by the Decree Aforesaid ior
MONDAY the esd dayof f1Eay,'TO,
expose TO pnblie sale, for casa. before tho
door OF the Courthouse o. l1aaaaeaa o1untY.
Miss, at iTailulai bstWeen he h8ufa pFts
scribe By law, The Gollowins desollhed
landa and tenemeAts meulioHei and aes
forth In the Decree aforesaid WIS., Tie IN.
divided half interest oflho ~ Z aud West
lksE and y n af 4 w e efs 1ecalDn 8 In
4, townthip 10. Ranee7 West. All of section
Z, all Of section 8. West u Of West 4 ofeee. 81
seotIob Az II IA II ~ ssssios "a rowsshI6 % q
Range 8. West n u Of sectlon n, N n 0G
section 10 IOwnshipl0 RANGE #est. 6on-
tanning 3jl6 acres. more or ldss, anq knQwh
and designated as the "OnWafd plantation,
The entire interest q all Qf the ielloEin
Section Ie; all oi aee,iOn lpsan * aQeioa
10; w X and 6 L ol Section M All q aa.
tiOn 81 w x 0fsblitiunA9. ail q heutl1n 81,
except 10 aNFes being IN n y ofE X q Nv
x. The q JS Section 2ei tho { x elle W q
III
VIZ. All 81 sections "a, 81 and b u0uth X
, Of sectl IN 25, and % and the Is y D ~ *, Sec
ton ~, I'LL m Township 10 Range Z West
The ) w kOf section 20; The VI y and w x
} NEK OF section 81, T0wnahlp 70. Range 8
/, W.sL y hsk Y and = ~ NA secllea
SHS q SprsS ssS.SS :. 4 SsSSs az = y Il ss: =
, tl0n IL; the N Il u and n u ofB \ Of 9ee-
tlon IL; w u Of section "a. all IN Township 3,
2 Range WUst. All 0l section exeept = II
ofN y ~ al q q, section except . q =
:, All Of section 10 except h 0fN 3 y, and
the w X offs W \ Of Bection .. all ihfown.
a ship OF Ranges West. The taid parcels a.
land include the plantations known and ae.
sgnated Hs the "Reells5 II ~eoea Iese5s, y. y,
, plantations, or q mueh of said lands aa mas
J be necessary 70 pay, hlst. The coss olsultln-
. clnding tho expunalA ol eala sale, then %,
. uOmplAlnanta John H. h0yiand o. al the
sum Of eot, ,lTg % with Interest thefe0n, aitel
,as rats ois Rsr cent; a. PSs saaanl i.Ra =.
Defendant b II. MQsa the snIA eI 81. SO Is
N with like interest thereon from tfth day q
June, l6eo, untLl paadt thon 70 eomplainanta
A. John n. BOY land Of, al, the further sum el
82.7sJ 16 with IKE interest ihsfeon flnza
4. said lTth day OF June, 1859, NATL paid.
" The undefsignOa ai UommissldnsF, Il au'
r thOhEed by the Decree hereln1eloro mea'
si0Hesl to sell said laads n Zach lots, parcel
Il and quantities 20 may nuis purchasers nht
9 bF ng the best prices.
neaTIy 95'UoO acres. ~ the hnest cotton land
d IA the Mississippi Weller, and vlii a4ord I
rare opportunity 10 capitalist 70 make prof.
J. table inVOIHient In lands Of uneqaAllet
q Ps,sSas proposIng 70 purchase are expect.
Cd TO examine SAID lands before the day q
n safe, They arc SITUATED on what u known
as lOVer Deer creek In lassqueaa cGuniY
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
LEGAL ADlmL


UTHEREA5 IasIaH r Neaisais fE
W# taa llt1 fst s.
q ,r-utH hig cerI1iH aa F. "IHtaa s. BUGS
aud HiIizaaa " Ed Grass q eNHa
tne HasaHfa af I na as ta
Deed uas duly FeesE j Ife eaHHly 81
lasaqueaai atAte II Aiea eaII1rl, eH laa lla
day Of daaua7g, iea. sd Wl1zs4z faQ lol4
note remains unpaid. aHa IAl aazs 3lflQt
has requested tila axaeatIoa q aala trn4A
Now iH eonsideraiian q "a pFeszsaa. viii,
OnaaauEaays thazl lat laE e nays
next, expose % puhiie as's. % ihs pEsliscl,
i5r easa. 80 much d 4sst 4 a East z q South
West 4 of section 10 ana Aofth kast \ and
IN D IL, Rangog West, g may BE- usngasnxy
70 pas said note aud iaieFaI y aaa 81 e4N1n1c
lor executing this trust. ". s a5tst
/ .e4e 8tHssll -
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

THE Pilot advocates the issu-
ance Of State bonds and the Dor
rowing of money in Europe to
run the machine and pay of the
outstanding accounts. We are
inclined to think that way prefera-
bic to squeezing the required
amounts out of the people by
taxes, and at one "clatter." The
expenses Of the State, together
with the payment of those previ-
ously incurred, will require much
money, and it will be rather hard
on our people in their present
condition if they have TO pay it all
at once or in one years taxes.
. Please, Mr.. Radical party, don't
be any harder on us with your
taxes than you can help, because
you know you don't pay any.
because you have no property tC
pay on, and if you will try and
arrange it so that they will come
easy on us, why, we'll "make il
all right" with you you under
stand?
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

5. government to the several States,
here are three purgatiVe pills Cor
you b swallow, and they are ne,
eessaFy TO purge yoa Of all indie
pendence and every semblance
ofsovereignty which has a ten
dency to curtan my power and
affect the offices Of profit and hon
or ~ which we, the component
members of the U. S. government,
now hold.
But, say the States, we don't
want to be purged Of our indie
pendent and sovereign character
as States, for that was guaran-
teed us by the constitution itself,
and assured to US in the most
solemn manner; and we don't wish
nor need your purgative pills.
But, ah, replies the U. S. g., you
are dangerous TO our political
schemes OF Capitalization and
power, and must be dishrmed Of
your means Of self protection, and
so as opening wedges, or, rather,
as opening pills to carry off the
dangerous element we tell you
to swallow the 18th, 14th and 10th
amendments to the constitution,
But, reply the poor Statess the
constitution said you should moi
do these things, that these are
matters you have no right or au
thority to interfere with, that sucE
! things are left entirely to th'
: States themselves. ...
And the government replies:
We, sirs, are the best judges o
, what authority we have, ant
t of what is best for us h
: do. We are, to-day, no
i only the civil, but the military
IS power Of the government, and W
: have at our nod and beck thou
Il sands of soldiers. Should yo
0 dare refuse to take the dose W
y have seen proper to have admin
!. istered to you, we shall be oblige,
= to crowd It down your throat
!, with the bayonet. .
:, Is not this the Government
10 reply to the protestatiOns Of th
States? Are We not q Cover
}. mont whose power is the bayone
and whose ruler is the commando
in Chief of the army - nothir
less, nothing mOreT Is not this
government of military chiefs an
20 an army? Is not this Union sui
Of divided into military department
m ,s lin time Of "peace'!) and und,
n. command of military chiefsI-
" Then are We not a Stratocracy9
no Call this a democracy! And
is Russia, and Prussia, and An
tria, and Turkey, and Egypt, ia
at as much. i'a's'a''. sR
le A Radical Washington orgp
ls says: "The 18th Amendment
70 taken in connection with the 13t
y and 14th amendments, substal
t. italy reyolutionizes our system
Of government. 1t bestoys plenal
5: power upon the government.
q pass any act, prohibitory or CO
10 tionary, according to its own di
N cretiOn.' Such is the judgmeI
10 of their own journals; ont ofthe
i. own mouths are they condemne,
= = As Congress has packed and co.
n trollcd for Georgia legislation,
1t it may for all other States when
- y, chooses. .....
,e The freedom Of the people Of
a of the States Is q farce unless Il
% :" Radical partyis overthrown. -
-ss-aAnaas-
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

The people of this State should
feel heartily grateful that such a
worthy gentleman and profound
lawyer IS H. +. Simrall is to sit
upon the Supreme bench Of the
State.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
NEW YORK HOTEL.
HMDRETH & CO., Frsprlsssrs,
4Ql wPomdVvmv. n. y. nssw.

HVHIs HOTEL, so widely aHd popularity
known a. the favorite rls4sI ef Southern.
eFs while sOlOurning In this eIty, has been
LEASED for term Of years by its proIant
pFopriet0rs and is now In piqoess 0fthorOuRh
ren0yatlen. NO expenfe VII 20 spared u
render It, rs In days of y0te, an agroeahie
home f0f It's patrone.
The proprieton, while rendering their sIn.
cere thanks ior fse very liberal snpnorf t6ev
have received, beg leave % asslirs thelI
guests that n the future The Hoeal win -.
apsa deod&w2m
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

THERE is a report that school
marin Pease kicked State Scribe
Lynch out of q room recently
Whisky.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
VICKSBURG PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED DAILTB BY
The Chamber of Commerce.
FOR THE viCKsBURG HERALD.

The following prices represent
large lots. In filling small orders
higher rates are charged:
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
FRIDAY, MAY c, 1870.
CITIZENNi mEETING.

Atiho meeting at Hunts Hall last night,
Hon. D. Springer 10 the Chair. and Alexan.
der Kuhh, Secretary, the following was
adopted:
Resolved, That in view OF the proposed
visit Of he Railroad Committee from .faek .
son tomorrow, 70 examine the diaerent
routes through TO the river, that this meet.
ing appoint Committee OF ten that shall
tender them the hOspltalllies OF the city. ana
otfer them every icilty 10 sccomplishipg
the object Of their visit
The following gentlemen were appolnted
on Committee, Z. ID, Landon Chairman,
Gen. J. Z. Webber, d. II. Barber. WIN. N.
spears, A. Hyman. q. ". Walton, Warren
Sowan, Benz. A, Lee, DR.. N. Gilman, Harper
The following letters were real:
NlCKsBURG, MISS NAY 1. lsT).
Hon. {. u. LAndOn, Chairman OF Railroad
committee, Houss OF Representative,
Jackson, Miss:
Learning that the Committee. OF which you
are chairman, contemplate visiting ViGks.
burg on Friday. the 6th inst, Tor the pur.
pose Of Obtaining additional information
concerning the river terminus Of the Vick,-
burg Meridian Railroad, hereby tender o
yourself and the Homo allie member Of your
committee: in behalf Il the Common Council,
and the citizens Of VicksOuTg, the no pit ali
ties OF our city.
The necessary arrangements will be made
lOr your reception and entertainment.
lam, very respectfully your Ob't ser't,
J.C. WEBDER, Mayor.
JACKSON, Miss, May I. Is7o.
Gen. ). c. Webber, Mayor, ETC., VicEsburg,
Miss:
DEAR SIR-Your favor Of even date here.
with, * ending to tbs RIilTOI al Committee
the hospttaiitles OF your pleasant city. on the
occasion OF our propose visit on the stu
inst, Is received.
In behalf OF The Committee, allow me to
thank you, land through YOU the Com non
Council and citiz ns u vlck sbuTg) tor the
proposed kindness. which Is hereby cheer.
iully aeeoptoI byus
With due appreciation Of your courtesy.
am With respect. your Ohe' lent servant,
L, ID. LASDUS,
Chairman. &c
Gen J. G. Wehbsr ami Benz. a. Lee were
added 70 the committee ~ cOniCT with tn.
Vicksburg and Meridian Ra!l:oal Com.
pany:
The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
where's. Il seems to hay been indus.
triOuslyt circulated In AMI about Jacks n
and along the line oI the Meridian Railroad
that he citizens o. VicksbUrg were opposed
TO said road having u river terminus; and
whereas said report Is untrue In fact. and Is
believed 10 have been originated ant now
kept up for the purpose Of misleading VlGuI-
bers oTthe Log Stat ire; be 1t. therefore.
Resolved, Tnat such statements Or reports.
II made or existing, ARE without foundation
and uMtrue.
Resolved, That the citizens OF vicksbur1
are In favor oil river terminus, AMI will aid
largely and liberally 70 accomplish that
end.
Resolved, That the newspapers In Jackson
and al0ng theline OF said road are requested
to publish the foregoing preamble and res.
Olu dons,
Resolved, That these proceedings he pub.
lished IN the city papers.
b. SPRINGER, Gilman.
ALEX KUHN, Secretary.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

DY virtue OF the provisions of deed Of
I'D trust, dated the 9ith day Of February
ic1s. reeoried In the ollee vf the Clerk OF
the p, obato GouFt Of Washington o06atg,
Mississippi In Deed book 4, pages 300, asa
and 8oS. 70 escufe the paYmeas q tho prom.
sorry n0tes therein described, at the request
Of me holder OF sAidnotes,
On TUESDAY, the 12th Of April,
hos A. D., 1870. a4 haa 81
at the Rast door OF the CouEt HouHB of lha
county OF Warren. MlasinIppl, at Vleka.
burg, at ~ O'Clock, NJ. shan br6eeed % cell
70 the highest and bc9t bidder for oash.
the following LAND, iyibg and heing II
said county OF Washington, stAte Of Alsais.
dppi, to-Wit;
lots !. 2, S,A and 2. sectian g, aud lota
section 80. Of township ID, fangs 8, called
the "WoOdsldea' Plantation, daaadad On tA5
North by the lands 0f Wade nampton; on
the Benth By ateeleis bayou and the land 81
DR.. Calhoun, on the Mast by tho land Of
MaFshAll spencer, aud on The Wttt ~ tha
land OF Or. Calhoun. and 3teqla's bayou,
maria wBt y. Z. WEBB Trustee.
The aboyossle & postpouaa until sATUR
DAY APRIL 5orn, 1870. 49,.
a. Al WHEH TFuEfNn
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-07

The Chancery Court bill has been
approved by the Governor.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTYFIRST CONGRESS.
The Bill to Enforce the Tifteenth
Amendment

SENATE--After our report closed-the bin
10 enforce the fifteenth amendment ID the con-
situation. being under consider alton
Mt. Ferry modified his amendment so a. to
9mencnent which forever dilqualiacs from
holding ONCE persons now holding once In
y .0lat.On OF the fourteenth amendment.
Mr. Morton must confess some astOpishment
at the passion and bitterness of the speech of
the Senator from Connecticut. He denied that
he (Mr. NJ } had assliled that Senator, but that
Senator had aSsailed him grossly. Would rot
thespeCch of the Senator this morning, as well
ss his speech yesterday, please the rebels of the
South and the Democrats of the North? Will
they not feel Ike taking him TO their embrace?
VIII they not publish his speech in all their
papers? Ii breathcS the true spirit OF Democ- e
Iacy; and il il were not for the Senator'S as~er-
lion that he Is Republican, no one would ever
imagine Il from his speech. He (Mr. NJ took
broad issue with the Senator In his statement
that security prevailed in the South.
,Johrson, sawyer, Howell, Abbott. aud Came
ron. the House bill - enforce The fifteenth
amendment was received aud read tue ftSS
lime
Dir. Sherman suggested that, to save time, it
be taken up and concurred in, in lieu OF the
Senate bill.
Mr.. Edmunds objected.
Mr.. Revels said that Individually he was in
favor of removing the disabilities of every man
in the South just 50 soon as he gave evidence Of
being loyal man, and ceased to denounce the
laws of Congress and supported them.
Mr.. Drake argued in opposition to the view
At ass p. m, without further action, the
Senate went into executive session, and after
some time therein adjourned.
HOCSE-After our report closed
The naval appropriation bin was discussed up
to $50 p. M, when they took recess until 80.
Upon Resembling the bin was further dis
cussed, but no definite action was taken previ-
Gus to adjournment.
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@The last report concerning Frere Hya-
cinthe is that he contemplates marrying and
taking chsrge of q Lutheran church.
~The Rev. Gin and Milk Smythe preached
his farewell sermon on sun day to his Eleventh
street New York; congregation, and win now
take charge Of an uptown church, where his
fayorite beverage il not taboOed
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REVENGE OF REJECT ID SUrroR-Yesterday
afternoon in the building occupied as a store
and dwelling, 81 South Third street, William
head. A large and curious crowd naturally
congregated. 1t was soon ascertained that
SylVanus Smith, young man about . years of
age, had shot Miss Julia Wells. young won IN
OF 20, and then shot himself. The girl received
an ugly scalp wound, but 10 Is not serious. The
young man put two bullets in his head, one of
which was extracted BY DIR. 8. j. Brady, and
the other entered his right ear and is believed to
be in his brain. His condition late last night
was precarious, to say the least Of it. The motive
that impelled young Smith was revenge-the
girl having discarded him on the night previous
for another suitor.- Smith Is a machinist en-
ploved by the Singer Company. Miss Wells IL a
working girl OF good repufc.-N. Y. Sun, 14th.
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ans. A good school teacher (female) can get
almost any rate ofpIy she chooses to ask there.
1t Is quite dangerous for epinsters to venture
upon that territory, however, as the average
duration Of maiden LIE Is from three days to
three months. When the Dakotah males cry
for female school teachers, they mean wives all
the time. -
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[lY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southeast corner Of 7th and sts

N BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Armistead
Okead and wife, dated the 9Th November, 1866,
|recorded in Liber X. M. H., No. "a, folie ls5, in
the land once OF Washington county, D. c., and by
the direction OF the party secured thereby we will
sell al PUBLIC auction, on the premises, on FRI
pAf the Sd June, 1870, at O'Clock .. m Lots Nos.
Z and 3, IN W. CorcoraH's subdivision of Lots
Nos. 2 and 8, in Square No. 37 -
Terms OF sale One half cash 4 $50 of which must
De paid at the time and place Of sale and the resi-
due in six and twelve moHfhs, for which the pur-
ehasers notes, bearing interest, and secured By
deed OF trust on the premises sold, will be taken;
the trustees reserviDg the right on the
failing to comply with the terms of sale within five
days from said sale. to resell the property at his
cost ard risk, after five days notice. All STAN ps
and conyeyancing at purchasers cost.
CHARLES BRADLEY,(
WIN. X. WO0DWARD,{ Arustees.
myl2- eo6de GREEN A WIITIlRs Aucta
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the Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia and to me directed will sell at
door Of said District on MONDAY, the sd day Of
May. iI0, at O'Clock p. m. all Of J. P Bartholcw
right, title, claim, and interest in and 10 enc large
WarehGuse, one stable, and tive Store-roons front
ing on street north between 9th and 7th streets,
said District seized and levied upon as the building
OF r Bartholov, and win be sold to satisfy exc
cuttous Nos. Q. $50 and 794, In favor of Oscar
BeInets, and the other In favor Of Francis Mohun
sons. sis ALExR SHARP,
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VGereral Augur Is in Salt Lake CITY. 1t il
expected that the supmer travel there will this
season be unprecedently great.
|Francis Wagner, of Bay City, Wisconsin,
committed suicide on Saturday, a few hours
previous to the time appointed for his marriage.
"The Copenhagen newspapers still COM
plain of the Prince Of Wales treatment of his
wife. The Princess Alexandra has always been
a favorite N he OWL country.
~James HavCns was shot by James Law
renee, at OyGen mine, in Sussex county, New
Jersey, on Saturday. Havens, IL is alleged had
been intimate with Lawrence's wife.
SA man in Rhode Island has been sent 10
Jail for ten days for sleeping in church. Moth
ing was done TO the clergyman who put him TO
sleep.
GrAs Mr.. Smythe owes the loss of his pulpit
TO the Sun, New York paper thinks Dana
should give him reporters berth. where he can
siriLk all the gin and milk he wants to-
~The French doctors have classified a new
insanity oanthrOpssc-or those married
people whose love lee ONES changed into hate
by jea.Ousy G seLe- Il re- ugnance, and cannot
get on.