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wOmnn In Prison for her nusbsnd,s Crime

a VIII OF RlJe1s corpus was issued by Judge
Pratt, OF the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon, requiring the keeper OF the House Of De
tentOn TO produce In Court tins morning, Mrs.
Francis 2. Mills, Of Fifth avenue, near Eighteenth
street, Gowanus, who was committed by justice
Delmar on the Goth day OF January for refusing to
TESTIFY against her husband who is under arrest Or
stabbng her. II may be remembered that Mills was
sent" need to state Prison some years ago for Killing
his former wife, but vas padOnt out by Gov. Fen.
ton, and aferward married his present wife The
application yesterday vas made by MIR. Nm, L. GIN
Mrs. Milrs counsel, who viii make a motion to-day
tO have her discharged or admitted to bail.
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Let the PouucInus Hasten with BAIL.

At o'clock yesterday morning while Officers
Harmon aud lIOsey, OF the llarbor Police wore pa.
trolling the North River In a small boat, they inter.
ceDted Junk boat pulled by two men, near Pier 81.
The ohcers gave chase, and tho junk boat pulled
Ncsey street On the way they were stopped by
Officers stevens and COrwin Of the Leonard street
satiOn, who gave them over to the officers who had
Iursuei them. They proved to be two motor Gus
river thieves named Andrew Mark and John GRIMM.
On the person Of Grimm were found a 1ye.bsrrel
revolver Ioadei aud Jack knLfo. Tic kg.t con.
talned numbeT Of tubs Of buttes.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE ny THs
SUNS REPORTERS.
DIR. Griscom Testing the Treatment Of Src.
Ond-Clnss TrnvelIers-Dispute with q
Steamboat Captain and Collision with
One OF the Deck Hands.

DIR. Gfiscom Testing the Treatment Of Src.
ond-Clnss TrnvelIers-Disputc with q
Steamboat Captain and Collision with
One OF the Deck Hands.
DIR. John II. Griscom, Of this city, a respect
able old gentleman, recently took trip TO Boston
with his son. That trip was all that could be do.
sred but their return trip was not so pleasant
The senior, desiring TO learn how second class pas
sensers are treated, purchased in Boston through
sccoud'class ticket for New York When, aflcr
boarding the steamer at stonngton, he presumed 10
ascend to the cabin department he encountered the
captain. who brusqucly demanded his ticket. The
tcltale ticket proved that the senior was treadns
on forbidden ground, whcrcupon the captain or6cred
him to retire to the deck to which he properly be.
logged. The intruder was about to obey the man.
date, but while descending to the lower regions.
favored the captain, in not very courtly terms,
with his opinion on that worthy's conduct. TLii
candor did not by any means tend TO moify the
man In authority, and he. reaching the deck told
William Lcavy, the night atclman, not to permit
the physician to ascend again to the cabin depart.
mcnt. But Griscom, Senior. was stubborn. nj no
sooner had the Captain disappeared than he again
attempted TO mount to the upper deck, and wh"n
L'avy interposed to prevent him, he seized tho
Waterman by the throat With the intention OF forcing
assage. Lcayy, however WIS not tre man to bs
intimidaled by violence, and by the vigor with
which he returned the aggressOr's attack quickly
demolished the old gentlemen. When the coat ar
rived at It's destination, DR.. Griscom had Leavy
arrested for assault and battery The pri soncr wds
indignant physician appeared as prosecutor, but the
accused was acquitted.
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Drweys -four mills, Port ColIorna Canad, were
burned "a Monday u.sht. LJss t!OOJJi insu -ancs
$500
In the double brick building SO Washington
street, owned and occupied nv tharles Olmstcad a,
storage warehouse were stored Yesterday aiternooa
damaged to the extent Oi 5000
The Kingston OH Works, Newtown Creek, Green
point, ned by Fleming Wells took nfe last night.
The nan9s were not eNtinguished until midnight.
Michael Casey, a waterman, was frishtiuy burned,
owing 70 ule euldenl bnrstlng out oi the hlhlcl.
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A Cullen knocked Down and RObbcd-TLe
Highwnymun Arrest a..

Between and o'clock last evening, as John
CoTney, Of Is East street. was passing slong the
street. near his residence, he was attacked By several
men, who knocked him down AMI robbed linn Of
$3.50, With which all but one escaped. TO tnnt man
Coney held until O1ccr Sheridan arrived and took
him into custody, When taken % the Delaney
William Cregan, aged ~, Of ~ Forsyth street.
The money was not recovered
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NcvrrrAL, Feb. Sir Francis Hucks p.
noLcr Minister, hs. published c.rcusr to the larks
ASKING taclr cc0DGuUo1 10 removing American e., ,-
veI is1m circulation. lie PROPOSES 70 tx day suf.
d-eEtly ..tant 20 enable NJ 10 prepare Tor IT, when
America silver coin stall bc legal ten Ter only "
o. per cent. tiscoult. lie Lns applied TO the royal
mints tor the coinage OF Canadian silver TO the c1.
tent ola million .llgrs, aud until received proposes
{, issue fractional currency Ielcemable SLcn prc.
ScntcI IL sums OF four dol ars.
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nouns or LEISURE.

The Prince will witness william Tell" In tae
ACADEMY TIL, evening,
Tho exhibition drill and hop Of Company Of the
/. \ Em6a Guard wac elJoyed last evening IA Apollo
Hail.
The thirtv.scconl annual ball Of the Emerald As.
s0ciaon tooR place last ming iu the Academy OF
Music Brooklyn. The proceeds are fJT the bcuent Of
thc a. g, O'rhIn Asylum.
Among the guests A. the IA. J. Shaudley Assoc A.
ton bail J. :, evening were Oomm>sion'r Brcpuan,
Jud e shandey, Commissioner Henry Smih Count \
Clerk thts. T.. LorW, Judge Koch Coroner Kcenln.
Tax Commissioner THONGS Shields, Judge Hartman,
PRESIDENT vi the Board OF Al itrmen Conan.
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Tho Rev. Martin, wbi,key Raid.

In The case Of Alderman Barker, accused by the
Rev Warlck Mstlin With illegally removing whis
NY nom Lis disiicry In Eighteenth street, Max
incd Scsterdiy before Commissioner Osborn, but he
denied all knowledge OF the charges. lie was there
iIie arrested ior PERJURY aud sent 10 the county jail
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NEU JERSEY.

In the case OF Theodore Oyermilcr killed in
MlOurn, the Morris and Essex a'lrnld on the agth
ut, the Coroncrs Jay rcturacd verdict OF ceIsure
against the Company.
ON Monday night the Philadelphia train on the
New Jersey RAILROAD, while runnn az the rate OF
about ~ NILE per hour, ran into horse and wagon at
the King street cross!ng Ncwark mAnglnr the horse
fcarfuy aud mahin. spllnters OF the vehicle. Tie
driver has not been found.
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Brooklyn Fngins Teaching their Daughters
a StPnI.

Three well dressed girls, Ida and Ellen Glenn.
ents. of 81 Taman street, and Kate Smith. of Dean
street, Brooklyn, were locked up yesterday for
stealing $40 worth OF silks from McElhinney &
stewards store, on Fulton street. The property
s. Us found In their possession William S. aud Ann
mems, the parents OF the first two girls, we're
committed on the charge of receiving stolen
His. The parents accused each other Of teaching
t.CiT daughters 10 steal.
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Gripd.siohe EAoIo.ion,

At $50 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a stone
weighing one ton burst in Bliss \ brakes factory
on Railroad avenue, Newark. one Tiece, weighing
100 pounds struck John Thompson, lracturing his
len thigh. Wm Farrell was also li-hty hur'.
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Revising tse PharmscopTta.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The State Medical Society
Society met here to-day. Papers on technical sub
l,cls we're pcsent,d by Dr.. Gurdon Bush George
u Hubbard Frederick HYDE, q. q. Nanderpoel
II ram Curss and d.. Peters
Dr, Caleb Greene Of Homer VIM. Mariuus Smith
Of Marlin-, and Edward Il. Squibb Of brooklyn
were appointed del gat's to trc National Conyen.
ton to revise the United states PharmucOppla
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The Last OF the TgcLahoo TRACED,

The trial Of James spollau for manslaughter
in the third degree. IN having caused the Geatn of
John BIophy az Upuer 1ueklhoc by shoo.iug him
vita \ revolver While engaged In defending him
sell aud wife from an assault committed by the de.
ceased aud .omo companions, Wa. Clnsed at White
Plains yesterday af',rnoon, and resulted In the ac
Quito. VI The Accused.
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HAVANA, Feb. 1.-The steamer Lavaca from
Key West entered the larbor this morning with her
cOloTs at hall mast, bearing the remains ut Gou2alO
Casiano', late editor OF the lOy ds cuba The body
Is to be oml aimed. Preparations are making i0I
t'c funeral SUBSCRIPTIONS are being raised 10 pro
vide for the children ol Cas'anos.
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LOSSES BY FIRE.


Er'HI FIrc IN IhH r urIh Wnrd.
At about 3 o'clock this morning, the Ochtcr
laussn Bro;hci-' gret sugar warehouse TO- 81, and
- Rose street, and several tenement houses In
NandoNatcr street were do-tr ycd. The Ere had
not been subducl when VIC went to press. Tls
walls in Rose street fell nt 3L ; nobody was hurt
The loss Is estimated at tlJOOU
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Boutwell, on til Gold Panic.

WASnlSGIoN, Feb. l.-Sccretary Boutwell, was
hgtor' the Banking t'muitteo for an hour to-day
Ne Irn "a thii unll he issued his orders TO buy
sell bonds anl gold any On knew lls Intentions
and sad thii he s.nt Ms orders to the Associated
ltcSS agency ON SUNDAY evening too late for any one
to speculate uual his policy was known to every
one.
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Look Ing for the BOTTOM Of the Trc0.urv

Another ten or fifteen thousand dollars per
year Il demanded hy our rApacous Legislators who
desire to double the number of interpreters EN-.
poyed IN tnc District, Ciyil, ami Police Courts IN
NC elly Inc gentlemen al present employed re-
alI' annually, between pay and ices, from 81 300 to
SLAn' lvf ~mch they give tLclr IttCndaAce ~
court about six hours uay.
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TIE Red River RebcIiIon,

Riellc has been ous,cd from his brief and abso-
lutte dictatorship IN the Red River scttcn cnt, ana
the old Hulson BY Company's Government has
been Teinstated, under tue titlc OF tie Government
and Council OF Assmib Jinc, with Gov McTayIsh Ut
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The Senate discussed the Currency bill and
agreed 10 print Il. H. the House the tariff was dis
cu-scd, and made the SPECIAL order or Tucsdly, IL,
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PAEIs, Feb. l.-Rumors Of the death Of the
Pope were again current to-day. II u just Gsccr
tanned, ever tnlt hs llncss has been IN lltcl
with al cpi cpuc lt, aud that his illness IS no; 10
gardel AZ fatal
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OUTRAGE I'm OtisyilIe.

The house occupied by Miss Marial Travis, a
maiden aged J0, In Ousylllc, was broken oucn by 4
miscreant on tho night Of Jan. 30. Miss Travis was
repeatedly assaulted IN the grossest manner
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Squire sweeny. Hnghey smith, Comptroller Con.
molly, an1 torneus CorsOn arrived To ..s..- ah-r
brought up the new charter in huge I'm box. aud
tie tK levy IN bi. trunk. The chArieria to be Ia
troductd tomorrow in TIE House by Alec Frrar.
Hs wlll move 20 refer Il to his Committee bat won't
succeed. gs motion Viii hc mA+e aud probably pgC.
NL.l to rc.er !, ~ CO um!1te oithe whole Hou'e.
NstI
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Nj Jacob, sharply rc'orici. saying that he dlt not
vnrtto be lccturci by M. Iucumst, that he would
have no oljcctor TO u Ituuug IA private caucus,
but he emph4tca.y rrotoutci AGAINST IL on the floor
o the House. While the del ate progressing,
MI. Reteler Mitchell stole march on the House
sorted, which Vas &C ,ptcd. before hnJl vote was
taken the House adjourned There can be no dou /
that the inspectors and eanyasscrs OF election will
hereafter be
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aud thnt this bill only proposed to GUST set OF
politicians to mike room Tor puOther. The bill pro
ding Tor tht election Of BroOklyu Canylssers and
J. -p~etors OF Election was tlso considered, snd
gave nee tU an interesting debate. Speaker Hitch-
man toJk the floor against the BILL AMI sad taat the
bill was mucrr'c, a- y not prov 10 FOR the cleo
ton Of 1uspcgclrs ol Rc-istry. lie also remarked
that lie obyectcd TO this soIt
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~, ~ O'Clock carri ges began to roll ont Of Fifth
til' "id DEF Osit their loads Of elegantly dressed
ls'r 9I la-h.ou at the private Fourteenth street
NJ, 10 lLc famous hotel Tho constant stream
No. mat the police had difficulty In ke.ping the
Ia 'A ulrn tor ordinary passerl. Notwithstanding
beIo N.Y. ,'a '9a of tie evening, hundreds Of curious
L., w. arr v7l Of the Trlnee. Who iI,ri"d
Al W' me appointed ior lis arrival
H. 'g"la't ten the Prince arrived With
yad H. ID'oh md the members Of his
tODu, , , ""h u. mcdutely shown Into the private
pni IN 40" "lIi' Tor his use and after a short time
Eu cc.'.', ,fng his toilet appeared In the dancing
hle. n.Ll struck up Hail 10 the Chief as the
'N!Isg w IgVm. sna tpe NAQle company
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,,s l'' d-oTe chamber, eighty five feet by thirty.
ut it', hud the floor was rubbed with oat meal,
v, t'f oi WA being avoided, As likely to injure the
nlt'' ol'-ses. Al me end a screen Of camea
utH ah1 plants In full boom placed In front of
., ne orchestra tBernstcin's band, while at the
Shei NI' "a lstd dais, occupied during the even
w w me Of tie dCwagers TIE room IL fur
s&Nlsl & ~ lIeen and gold, and was lighted by three
NNe h,ad OF the stairs leading out Of the hail.
snth "a, li.cd with camclia trees aud vases deco
rssol van hDwers, and the orchestra was placed o.
Pay ", mCLadc music and
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-12

grand cross, he could count forty-two years
of effective service, twenty-eight cam
paisns, and one wound.
Palikao, as indicated above, Is count
of recent date. lie was born as simple
Nontuuban, and he was created count by
Napoleon in recognition If deeds OF which
Crfouche would blush. In China he
rlundcrcd the celestial palace OF Pekin
and then burned il. When the French
and the English had forced the
Chinese TO open the doors of the capita
the soldiers were ftrbiddcn to enter the
city, and only the officers were permitted
to- 90 in. The trea.lIre,i in gold and
precious .tones dkeoveted VI the I,aace
we're immense, but only the French 9TH
Ger, were allowed 10 examine them, after
Mon;anhan lad made AN inventory.
( H. returned 70 France loaded with
| diamonds. I leir value was estimated vt
millions. la order to silence every re-
! r-onch, the ensperor made the .plundcrcr
y nob.rnan, and in remembrance Of
hay ing defeated lev thousand wrctched
Chnmuen ut Polehow conferred upon
him ,beti,lc e Court Of Palikao. He
a,csnanship a. in his rapacity and u his
sabre, and if by using the latter Do can
| serve the former, and At the same time
! save the empire. he will have made a hrs'
elias. minister for the occasion.
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A HSSD1Ssh oasvaEs.

Ansu, t. . eloek o. Wednesday morn
ing. Adam B!cssl ~ sge4 mai, and MAJ!
Ssngl.. cir, at.y-i .sy.n:stn year, .; age
80, 80: IL .ts;,fyra y.-. Of iae city .r.A i-ss."d
gGinefin. h.srt txri.e.. When shout fpg'
nile, from the city they were oNvrhsul-l
ty :~0 negro men, who scnO.ts-i them,
And 1lmo., iia neiidis;sly the old man has
knocked down with chat, rendering him
ins.r,!tle. The girl 'as, 10. was pursued
~ ;bs Iegro.. who eAa.h. her, and
Ore-yowsring her, both outraged her
p.r.on. Information having reached the
city Of the circumstance Lieut.. Love, o.
81. eastern police, cs;ail-! Sergeant Disg.,
With Policeman Pear and Shea, who wen;
~, Oh "Wednesday night and atou; e.gh.
mile. from the city, arrested VIM. Priich-
ard and Levin Palmer, who were brought
tefJre Justice Castmyer. They wrre folly
Identified, and we're committed - jail !Or
the action Il the Baltimore county hg.hOf-
lite. Mr. Bickel Wa. badly hurt, his
head being cut severely IL ;vo place. The
accused psr.ies were also held for an
a,,sgl, With intent - kill Mr.. Bickel
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PERSONAL.

Peter Richngs is cultivating tomatoes
with success in Delaware county.
Tolctl., hu. n celebrated colored poet
who call. himself J. Madison Boil.
John u. SAKE will read an ode n. ,h"
forthcoming Editors Convention, in Yer
mont.
Potter Palmer the Chicago miliionarc'
gave hi. bride 100000 hotel us II we'd
ding gin. ..
Johh Nouns the oldest son of Brigham
l.ang IS ~, Pi,t.barg, parehasing rails
fu.s uyw Utah railroad.
Y at. ballad. The Light of Other
DNs. h... realized more than tG,00o 10
tie lucky put.i.hcr.
Tn, family of the murdered Mr.. Ma
,Asn are in rasc,pt "f aboUi two hundred
letter. daily. The jewish custom ct
muurnine has not yet expired, ana the
family exclude themselves as much a. p"r'
.iblc.
Poor Mr.. Buckle will no longer lie
alone ia his grave at Damascus. The late
I Counties. Telcki daughter Of Lord Lsng'
dale, who died there, and was an sdmiro'
| Of the historian, directed cha; she should
be buried near him
The famou. Boston Post repor, CT tbs
/ Ames. Butler wedding was written by "lit
/ tie Sarah JOY, the youngest and one ofih'
smsrtes, reporters on tina, paper.
\ Denver paper announces that Wiz
Skies. the eminen, tttr-dtesr, has arrive
there, snd |. posting bill. for Olive
I.cgan's lecture.
Governor Hoffman has psriohed M:
CarhAr,, who was cent 10 state prison 70
two years and Elk months e.. shooting q
burgler named Graham, who Was a,;emr
ting 20 rob her house.
The reason Dennis Mccarthy cannot g
the supper, ofshe Syracuse JoSrssl, is L
cause Mccarthy /. Fen:on man Will
one II the editors 9: the J0srSal !. ~
v.,e secretary 10 Collector Nurrhy.
The mother Of General Barry. wife,
lsiy ab.ou; eighty ave years O: age "a. .
much affected by the explosion s. Fo';re'
Nonros, that she ~s completely pros;rr
.el, AID despite the tss; medical skill, die
OF Tkursday.-So.foI 'Irs.H.aS.
Memo, the New York e0rresPo'
aen; o.;be syrcess Jesrssi. ssys i iei
,ha, Bre, HAr.a The vel. known ca.
fornis writer and ssiho. Of the admiral
aC..asn,ed Neyels- has t-eorae veal
o. ,he Pacific coas; And is atssg; - set;
down Permanently sIong =. IN Ne
York. ], - also runo-ei ihA; Re j,
!. have .. inporAr, pSsisios % !'a'.a'-
Mssals>.
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Charlie, Gillaume Marie ApoliinAire
Antoine Cousin de NOr,antsn, Count De
Pslihso, who has been appointed to form
the baw French ministry, va. born Oh the
?i,h o. June, 1896. He was employed al
All early age in Algier., and distinguished
himself there a. II cavalry officer. On Sep
,embcr 18th l.3j, he Wa, made chief VI u
squadron Of hOr.e; on the 7th Of NAV,
1913 lieutenant colonel and on ~ Of An-
gu.t, 1916 colonel Of the Second Chas.
scurs H. became general of brigade on
the 2l,, of September, ISL, aud command
ell the division If Tlcmcen; general OF
division after 2sih September lsj5 he
commudncl the division of Constantine.
Recalled 10 France he was put ut the head
Of the Twenty.fr,t military division du-
ring the Siege Of Limoges. The year 500
was marked in the life Of general Cousin
MOntaH ban, by one of the most cXtraOrli-
nary event, If modern history. Invested
with the chief command II the French
expedition into China, he had the lfjnOr
of accomplishing the most fabulous in
va.ion, which brought the arms and ban
ncrs Of the French and English even TO the
capital of this vast and distant empire.
Tie capture Of the forts Of Takou at the
mouth Of he PehO Oh the 10Th of August,
the great victory of Palikao over Gen
Ssng-k o-hio-.in, on the 2lst of September,
tho destruction of the royal palace, tho en-
try into Pekin on the 18th Of October
forced the Chinese 10 accept the treaty i'm
posed by the allies, and assured, at least
the respect Of European in
terests in tbs extreme East. The general
left there at the end Of the same year and
returned by the way Of Japan, many Of
whose principal cities he visited, and re-
entered France in the month Of July, 1861.
In recompense for these great successes, the
emporer had already elevated him to tho
dignity of the grand cross Of the Legion
Of Honor, on the 26th Of December, 1860,
and had made him senator on the 18th of
March, 1861. On the 22nd Of January,
1862, he conferred on him the
title of Count de Palikao. and sub
mitt.d 10 the Corps Legislstifa project Of
pensioning him, which excited lively OPP
position there. The general demanded its
withdrawal the emperor opposed this,
and the project wss accepted by tho cham
Dor with modification. On the 22d Of
June, 1855, Cousin MOntanbsn was made
lin place Of Marshal CanrObert, who WAS
called TO Paris) commander of tho Fourth
army corps, Of which the Headquarters are
ct Lyons, and ofthe Eighth military divis-
ion. He was made commander of the
Legion of Honor on the ed Of December,
ls4s, and grand officer 2sth of December
1865. In 1860, when he was given the
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-12

ScHEycK.-The Buffalo Courier says
Congressman schenck has withdrawn his
withdrawal and Ia again In the Held Tor
congress. He alleged Ms reason for de-
clining to DO again a candidate, that he
could not afford IL. The iron and steel
monopolis,s have not the reputation Of
being shabby to their employees, sofhA' we
arc almost inclined to doubt, With the Hsr-
risburg Patriot, that Sehencks poverty 10
merely assume, and his loud boast o. pub
lie virtue, only n sham. my dear chill.
dren, pa,he,ically exclaimed an ancient
rat. Il am abou, 10 throw of the cares Of
public duty, and return TO private hfe
/ find tina, my poverty will not permit me
longer TO maintain the expense Of ofheiAi
station. Be virtuous and you viii be
happy wiping his eyes with his an.
c,en, tail, the old rat retired from the
presence Of his family, who were much sf
fec,ed a; his parting. Blu; one Of them
more curious than the rest, sought out tn
,e,rea, Of the cunning old rs,, and foun'
,ha. he had buried himself in grea
Ohio cheese.
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D%The following resolution wa. .dop,s,

~The following resolution was adopted
by the State convention Of the coior.d
citizens Of Kansas;
THAT in view Of tho $4,000 votes Of the
colored Republicans Of the State OF Kan
sss, We most respectfully suggest TO the
approaching nominating convention Of the
Republican party Of this State, the. pro
Priety Of representing this slsnsni Of the
party ON the State ticket.
Why did not the colorsd people Of THU
Senatorial and Congressional district
make such q demand from tho guiding
stars Of radicslism-Munn, Linegsr, Pops
& Co? Shores is a better scholar than
Mum, and We learn from those who have
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-12
cryrRAL SCREyCK IND HIS
pIRTI.

The Radical. OF the Third district Ohio
,.,. nominated Gen. Schcnck for re.
election, notwithstanding his letter deeiiu-
ing to run. The fact is Instructive. We
have been told repeatedly thai the Radical
ma~e. IN the west are opposed to protee-
tive tariff and would rebuke those mem
bers of congress who had misrepresented
hem by advocating protection in congress
Blu, here we have the leader of the protec-
ton party forced TO be candidate for re-
election by the Radical party against his
wish. The incident, proves that Radical.
ism and high tariff are so nearly con-
vertible terms that they may be regarded
a. such in the coming fall elections.