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The Wisconsin Legislature has passed
law making election day legal holi-
day. This is good thing If there
is any one day in the year when good
citizens ought to forget their ordinary
avocations aud take day of leisure,
part Of which shall be devoted to their
highest duty, that day is the ono on
which the rulers are to be chosen. Fur
thermore, Americans have too few holi-
days. Oar people seldom devote day
to pleasure and recreation, if il is not
devoted to those uses by law. Hence It
is desirable that legal holidays should be
multiplied.
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L'z23 -.!. E'sEsa1!..

Perhaps those that baye experience can TELL
aud psr}s tis It eul ae 70 yoar interest to ask
-auaano that Rotwe. whesa tho Rich and Rare
0rr1s Gon1s. those Ladies Hats t|.at are the
ss a'aH -.siree' from Mrs. G. Levy s--tba>c
Ele.aa' : rs pt Laiies' Furs aud these New
~tfle skStt~ that appeared t. s'et advantage
aver those ti1a Laced Ladies Boots mSau-
7etarel ut Prot5man. paarvan 4 Giialan'S,
PnTeito3. 0rcsoa al MI ef Whieh yau had such
e lavish display hy tie Polk Comfy Ladies' At
the Oregon state Fair. or rerhars. gentlemen,
you would Ike to call and eXIaiae fer your
srlve- t4ose Eiesapt Fitting Suits Of Cents
Clothing, while / shnw you u Fine Assert
nent Of ttent's / furnishing Goods. And when
il cnaes = Yankee Ect.ous, Fancy Goods,
Jewal1y Fine l.bacecs aad Cigars. Gro
ries II all nesciipd ipdous--ilst-named strictly
At Portland lriees--lay customers bear witness
of the LNcelieGcy aud Chcapness.
ALSO.
Sole Agent for Polk County for the boot and
Shoe Manut,,ctory Of Portland, Oregon, the
excellent quality of whose goods are creating
such IN excitement NIL oyog the State and Pas.
ciiic Territories Trade Increasing every day
at La Ciode (IormerIy Clntf's Store).
NJ. AZ ELLIS. Proprietor.
20vGm
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-06

The average expense Of students Of
the classes of 1870 and 1871 in Yale
College was a trile over 1000, aud the
range from $3.50 to $500 That cx>
ira cipher on the cash spent w,ll no
doubt add an extra cipher to the com
muuity where the young spcndthrift
finally settles down. OF all the nuis>
ances prodigate, profuse college buns
mcr is the most detcstiblc. Yet the
young ladies are apt to thiak him
> naught but so nice"
TIE LANGUAGE OF FRuTs.-Ap-
pie, dlscord pear, marriage; pun,
wealth gooseberry, simplicity elder
berry, seniority; fg, defiance; sloo,
tardlness crab, sour temper; date,
chronology; plautain, growth; pruno,
retrenchment.
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Keeping a isos,-f1G.ce.

ton I've had desire to keep Post
Office, or have the r. o. keep nc For
years have toiied for the "posish" Of
p NJ. and last week | succeeded But
pon / write alter my name, e.r T. NJ
I'll tell you how it came about
The postmaster here resigned. and with
the ald Of Il graveyard recommendation,
! succeeded him Il is uohally : busi,
ne>s if | did rob the toub>tpnes for
names for ny petition aud | cant ste
~hy the relatives OF 'he dciauct chaps
wont quit throwing ii up to Il fellow
Well, wrote T. NJ after ny oone.
Mrs Lipnurk embraced NE with the
tenderness Of IA she-hear when | rusbc ]
into the room waving my petiGj1n over
NY head, aud ny appointment brought
,undry other hugs. was happy
nan
Mrs, l.. and ! sat up till midnight
writing my name with p u after it
Oh, ii looked 2rau4Iy. | wouldn't have
swapred it for Pres IL. y or 4. T.
fhe next day entered upon the dis
charge OF my duties, aud yesterday
Uncle Samnei discharged me-
immediately upon his successor
(Which was me) beiax qnalid |, the ex
T. NJ. left, and | was .rit aione The
mail came, aud | distributed it thus
wise. Nj motto has always aeen :" FIRST
come frs9 served, ANA acted upon il
TO the hes Of my knowledge, gave n
letter to each caller as iou. as they
lasted, ard then | commenced on the
papers.
Wife said the th;nE " uld act like q
charm Under the old ra.i,ne some
people never got letter. whlien The
iEst person in the ol6 atter the d.<tri-
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The idea was original, aud priled
myself oa It's Invention The Lrpmuck
or.;n was ever ferti,c
The mor"ing following nt,ii d,y"
leU my house f1r the Fo.;-otlI e--the
attainment of long chari>ll j ambition
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A peaceful conscience and a conten-
ted mind are the principle elements of
happiness. The cross of Christ, and
the promise of God, these and no chris
tian should rest short Of them. Anxi-
e.y about life sometimes leads from the
Lord Of life; live near Jesus and cast
your anxieties upon him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
Washburne Gone % Nice for
The wharton Trial.
DR. BYRD CERTAIN THAT GENERAL KErcl

~
DIED PROM NATURAL CAUsEs.
ANNAPOLIS, Nh. Jan. S-Ths court met a.
1000 O'Clock. DIR. Harvey l.. Byrd waS called
10 the stand, and his direct examination rs =
medical expert resumed lie reiterated A q
statement made Friday last that Gen n .tchuu
did not die from poison by tartar cmetic A. tie
symptoms and characteristics OF LESSONS we're
wanting; he died from natural causes. probably
fr' m cerebro spinal meningitis, some of Tie
characteristic symptoms OF this disease we're
present, though in the hypothetical case sub
m.tted the symptoms stated were connected:
the post HaorteR examination revealed nothin !.
ON which witness would RELY; his conviction y. a.
that ketchum did not die from poison. but a
natural cause. on CrOSS-eNamination Dr. Byrd
stated that the two cases of cerehrO spinal
meningitis coming under his observation we're
seized at the beginning with a characteristics
chill; witness was questioned i'm regard 90 the
symptoms of this disease. aud the effects OF
iaudanum on the secretions OF the kidneys: has
never seen case OF tartar emetIc poison: all his
knowledge on this subject il derived from read
ness thinks that the dose of gelSeminum
and choral administered by DIR. Williams
was 1udicious: he endorses the treai ment of the
case 10y Dr. Williams a. most iudciaus under
the circumstances; m two cases Of sudden death
from cerebro spinal menin gifts the post m lrtep,
OF the brain and spinal cord discovered no LESSONS
whatever; i'm two other Frustrated cases LESSONS
were present and found; the examinations
were not made with microscope: the svm ptomS
stated in the hypothetical case were peculiarly
characteristic of meningitis.
He lett the stand at II 30.
Dr. Peter Goodrich was sworn and testified
a. medical expert. that ne was OF opiniop
General ketchum did not die OF poison hut
from natural causes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

him at all to-day. This is all she feels that she
can say Of to-day's occurrences, while, had she
serious event, she would willingly give it."
Mrs. Mansfield in person made substantially
the same statement to q reporter Of the New
York Herald, and speaking of Stokes said: {"
would have attempted to take the life Of Fisk
In vindicatioD of myself i again assert that
had no connection with the murderous act"
Will you visit him in prison?' Immediate
ly-I will. He may have received some provo
cation that goaded him to madness, and 1 will
go TO Superintendent Kelso and get an order to
q access to him where he is confined"
The Death Of Fisk.
kilograms from New YO.k state that few
minutes before II O'Clock yesterday Fisk expr-
ell. The news OF his death spread rapidly, and
produced profound sensation: At I O'Clock a.
m. it was first announced that he was fast sink
iHg. his pulse at this time 100. Shortly at
forwards Mrs. Fisk, his wife, and Mr.. Morse, his
father-in- law, arrived and went to the bedside
the sufferer. Mrs. Fisk was greatly agitated
The scene was the most heartren ding that had
yet taken place, and those present could not
restrain fher emotion. AT half-past Z, the
1ilends toH c.e in Il e ante room had been
olhed Nv others, one 10y one, who asked anX-
lousy after the condition OF Mr.. Fisk. Lawyer
Sherman and Jay Gould stood near, the latter
CO mpletely ov,rc me The doctors were APP
pealcd to by the wife TO give some little hope,
but they gently indicated that they dare not say
there was any chance of life. MIR. Fisk was not
much moved at the moments when he was cog.
desertt d by the GOODNESS and fOftitude which he
displayed when first shot. As the morning adj
vanced his pulse grew still, moi alarming, and
he became more and more fcversh and exhaust
ed. Morphine, which had been given him in
large quantities, only kept him from terrible
agony, and, as ii was, his fortunes were excrdci-
atIng until he died.
At O'Clock the rem ins were removed from
the hotel to the reside of the deceased, 3l3
West Twenty thild street. The body was taken
TO the New Haven depot at O'Clock this after
noon, TO be conveyed by a special train to Brat
tlebOrO', VT, where the funeral Will take place
AT p m. to- morrow.
FIsK's WILL.
The following are the provisions of Fisk's will;
Mis-. Hoover, his sister, receives 800 900 in Mar
ragansett Steamship Company shares; his father
and mother receives 60, 900 a year each; to each
OF the Misses Morse he bequeathed 50 900 year;
to the 9th regiment, ST. 600. this gift made
week ago, but legaliZed last night;l to his wife
he be que athed the balance of his property OF all
kinds; to Jay Gould, for whom he entertained
the warmest and most disinterested friendship,
he left his personal effects, and entrusted to him
the "labor of love-" ESQ it is called in the will I
OF carrying out all his Fisk 81 projects in regard
to public improvements Mrs. Fisk inherits all
her husbands shares in the Erie railroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
The New York Custom House Iuye.ti.
gafiOu
wHITRIaw RrtD pr.T

wHITELAw REID READS THE TRIBUNE.
NEW loRK, Jan. s.-rhe Custom House Com
mittee held a session at the Aston House this
morning. Whitelaw Reid read a two column
article from the Tribune, containing charges
that the monopoly OF the general order system
was given by ex-Collector Murphy 60 Leet aud
Stocking Atvarious points of the article giving
authorities for statements therein he stated thai
various facts had been given him nv parties
employed In the custom house To political
assessments, but under pledge OF secrecy, his
informers being afraid of removal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
The Prize Ring


TON ALLEN WANTS To FIGHT NIKE MC'COOlE
OR IOE CoBURN.
ST. LOUrs. Jan. S.-BiIly Carroll. the bruiSer
has published a card this mOrningl Offering TO
back Mike McCoole against Tom Allen for a
fight four months hence. fifty miles from Kansas
city, Tor $500. To- morrow a. m. Allen will re-
ply, stating that he left the ring nine wears ago
but II Carroll really means business he will meet
him at the ST. Louis Billiard Hall fo-m srrow af-
ternoon, put up $500, aud fight McCOole when
and where he likes; or he will fight the friend he
tCarroll) blows sc much about doe Coburn) for
- 500 or $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
wines, Liquors. Sc, for the Holidays

More than one hundred ii citizens feed IN m
selves under PersoBsl obligation to G. GAUTIER,
No. 1917 and 1919 Pennsylvanis avenue, for be
ing able through the virtues of his celebrated BIZ,
trs, participate in the festivities incident the
holiday Season Although Mr. q. tax much pride
IN thus being public b-nefactOr, he dDes not allow
the Otker dutes of his business to escape his Obser
Walton. Already his store grCsns with the immense
stock OF Liquors and COrdias impsrted for the Hoi
iasy trade, and which have been selected with
for the wants OF his patrons. Those in want Of
Whistles, Brandies, Wines and Liquors, should
favor him with cali and be assured that what they
buy in his line will be not My pure but unsdulter
dsrIQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
The Mexican Civil war.

NEVER WILL BE FOUGHT.
MATANoRAs, MEXICO, Jan. IL Herald spe-
cial.l-Dispatches from Mier TO the "a inst state
that Treyino will move from Liyares with A
thousand men 10 attack Matamoras. Hinajoea,
with SIX hundred men by the river road will
operate IN conjunction with TrevinO. The
.Iuarists report that Saltilo has been reoccupied
by Zepada. Cortina telegraphs this morning
that Quiroga has retired from Mier. Cortina il
moving 70 OCCUPY the place Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
LO Wants HIS Rfrhts

ST. LOUIS, jan "A delegation Of Greek In
dams are here, eH route to Washington. where
they will endeavor 10 defeat all schemes for the
abro9ation Of the tribal organization, and 90
hold the government a. closely as possible 90 the
law and treaty stipulstions. They will also pre-
sent claims amounting TO some S2aO. 600, which
they have against the government for paw as
soldiers during the war. They DENY IN at they
are opposed 20 the construction of railroads
through their country, but do object to Congress
giving away their lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

Asa Tor th n II take DO Otner- The only article
that - peri ely harness Warranted 20 rest re
Gray air, reno dsnAruf, and stop its falling
Large Bottle. containing over half much mOre
than sny other Hair preparation, 81.
Ward 3 Wal-b. 20 h street and Penn. avenue, and
18th ~ Il a. Streets
o Calvert Ford, HOS Pennsylvania avenue.
hristiari Bros 18th sDd streets.
G " Cropley. ITO Bridge street, Georgetown.
j. u q 'ppnneN, ofh stree, Navy Yard.
u. p. Hckling. "a street and P-Dnsyl Sanis avenue.
u. A. Bacon, "a and . -tTeets Island.
Nm. paw. Gunner 10th and STR cts.
Chss. S'ott &C., 40 Peatsy lvan'a avenue.
And az IL Dept, 'ort er 81 ami II SITS. N. ". jan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
SPECIAL REPORTS,
Indiana Renominates Grant and Gel
Especial dispatch to The Star.

Especial dispatch 70 The Star.
LAFAYETTE, IND, Jan. 6. IG2-EdifOr Star.
The Tippecanoe county republican convention
adopted unanimously the following resolution
this afternoon:
ResOlred, That the country, under the guild
ance Of Grant and ColfsN, having been happy
prosperous and successful, the republicans of
Tippecanoe county, in convention assembled
hereby fully endorse the course of the present
administration, and recommend the renomina-
ton of Grant and Colfsx for President and Vice
President in 1872.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
RemouuceS Uutsaris,n.

NEW YORK, Jan. s--Rev. George III. Hep
worth yesterday announced his remuneration OF
unitarism and the adoption Of the orthodox doc
trines. A trustee of Dr. Hepworth's church yes
terday attempted to speak during Hepworth's
farewell sermon, but he was Missed down, and
DIR. Hepworth upon announcing that he would
preach elsewhere WAS annlauded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
PROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
nksrapAed Erciunv,ly % TAs Eresi.e Star.
American Topics In the English Pa


BoHpoN, Jan. :, a. m.-The Fi1es to-da.
discusses the subject Of the Alabama claims
maintaining that the American Argument en-
bodies an entire misroncePtion Of the views aud
feelings OF the English government az the oat-
srea Of the slave holding war. The Telegraph
somments 1t some length ON the death OF Col.
fisk In New York.
victor Hugo Not q Victor
PARIS, Jan. q. midnight -Nautrauin has de-
fested Victor Hugo for the French aSSembl, Nv
. large majority.
The Prince all Right
LONDON, Jan. s.-Thc health OF the Prince ~
Wales has ~ greatly improved, aud Ms progress
toward comp etc recovery h 70 far adv ed that
his physicians have deemed IL unnecessary 20
eontnnc the noon bulletin. and the issue of all
bulletins from Saniringhap Is from this day
suspended.
Minister Washburne Gone G, Nice for
his Health.
PARIS Jan. s-Mr. W ashburne. the American
minister, is indssposed, and has gone 90 Nice
Tor the restoration Of his health
The count Of the votes has been complets,a
and the defeat of Victor Hugo In the suapiemeu-
tsry election for the assembly yesterday Is con
lTmCd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

NEW \ DIRK. Jan. s.-The assassination of Fisk
is the pre- valing topic on Wall street. universal
reprobation being expressed. The price of Erie
stock. which ran up To 81 last night, opened this
morning at 3sk. and was the feature of the
market. Thousands OF shares changed hands.
many who long have held them. selling at the
rise. The flooding OF the market, however. sent
the price down to 36k when il reacted 20 81 !. !,
again recedinp 70 36l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
Society.

On Saturday evening the first Of Mr. Kings
hteiar reunions took place, and was successful
As usual. The three parlors were filed with
guests, and MI King. after some humorous re-
marks about the poetical attacks he WAS subject
To In his youth, read letter from the late Pres
ident Buchanan, to whom he had submitted one
OF his illusions The President thought he
would never shine 80 brilliantly in poetry AZ he
did rs Postmaster General or the head of
blTeaI. His remarks elected much mirth. and.
when All were hilarious, Mr.. King announced
tnat ne al lately bad another attack and pro-
c. lived with much applause. Mr. King was fol-
lowed by Prof. Gill, OF the Smithsonian Institu-
ton, who, in condensed form, gave q lecture
upon ne Dsrwinian theory Of the origin of tie
Racer; Among the distinguished persons present
were Postmaster General and Mrs. Creswell, DIR.
Pt=r Parker, DIR. Brodhead, ex-Mayor
Emery, Mr. Marvin and wife, MIR. and Mrs.
UNLOCK, and many others well known in public
jim spite OF gloomy weather there il no doubt
that the rec. IONS to-day will be brilliant.
Those receiving to-day, besides the wives of the
judges Of the supreme Court, are Mrs. Colonel
brstoW and her friend, Miss Ballard: Mrs
Donn Piatt, Miss Piatt and Miss Worthinoton.
sMrs: Merrick. Tuesday the latter lady viii
vile. sho Is petite beauty, with dark eyes, eve
oiovs and lashes, brilliant complexion. pretty
oimpied chin, and light hair.
MIS-. Asmiral Porter also receives and will
have dancing. IN" WIN
There was dancing at the Marine Barracks
ater inspection at 10 O'Clock to-day, which was
gentlemen. ~"
Mrs. Admiral GoldsborouRh and oth.r. .,
the Navy-yard also received this afternoon'
Mrs. james G. Kennedy has issued cards for
an evening reception each Monday in January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
TOM CONCERTS.

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY ANF SATURDAY EVE
N1NGS. Jan. IL, 12aIdl3.
The celebrated negro by Ps.nist,
b. IND TOM,
the great Musical Prodigy OF the age. and most mar
veluus usical Genius living.
- bef"rs he 10 withdrawn permanently from be
fore the public is duty yOu to yourself IL
zee and hear this greai, mprehensve wonder II
the nineteenth century.
Admission 20 cts; Reserved Seats IS cts. Doors
open at O'Clock. Concert to comm nee at R.
,tINed seat Tickets for sale at Eis Music Store got
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
New York Items.

THE RUN on THE THIRD AVENUE BANK-Ar-
TEMPTED WIFE MURDER.
NEW YORK, Jan. s.-The run on the Third
Avenue Savings Bank to-day was very light.
Patrick DALEY was arrested I'm BROOKLYN last
night while attempting TO murder his wife
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08
Ku kluN CauarSi.

ST. Louis, Jan. 1.-Adjutant General Sigel,
who went 20 Sedalis county by order of Gov.
Brown, to investigate the recently.repOrted ku
klux outrages there, has returned, and reports
no truth in the statements made by the man
Mitzzen, and which were telegraphed from Sc
dalIa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-08

THE LOUISIANA LEGISLATIVE NUppr 4 ia I'm
more tangled condition than ever. Governor
Yarmouth has applied for an injunction re-
s.raining the Carter faction from attempting to
Brewster, Of the Yarmouth faction, applied to
the district court for writs Of haIeas corpus d.
rect1ng Carter to produce the bodies OF three
members OF the legislature who, It Is said are
held prisoners BY the Caterites. The writs were
served by the sheriff ct the state house amid
great excitement, the streets being filed with
however, occurred. Carter, after the vrits hsS
been served, went into the street and sddressed
the people. He was loudly cheered, and sub
s % evidences adduced BY the popuiace that
me Cafter1tes nave the sympathy Of the people.
AZ last advices the city was quiet, but stirrine
lines may be looked for fo-day '"e
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