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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-04-19
Natural History.
THE MULE.


This degenerate qradruped is at
once nsrful and obstinate. IL - the
worst thing You can say of a person
when you describe him as being oh
stinate as mule, because there Is
nothing upon the earth half SO con-
trdry or mean.
Passive resistance isthe strong point
of the mule, aud there is nothing
more exasperating to the human
mind. tried 10 ride n mule once.
and am sorry l did so, for really |
prefer walking.
They told me that he was acal'ital
mule. and would go like a rocket. !
rude out Of the staff VI at ease, nllre
in month. happy in he tliongllf that
this mule, ut least, calld not be OF
| the wicked nature of his brethren.
BIT | was Iut acquainted with my
long cared friend. He WAS ON y
waiting until he conld get me away
from the station men WHO wOnld I'M.
slcrstand ais little game, and know
how to biwk it,.
Once or twice he raebs d back
and took q sm,ll piece oht-o IN,
shin, but did not mind that, al
though l do NOT like to have a mute
get too aifectionatr.
| All AT ouc,. | found myself rolling
! down n side hill rather swiftly al,
there was his mnlesliip cropping ili'
greer grass. after slIooting me quiet
| lyovrl his head!
i He must have stumbled, Thought
SO picking myself up, ] 9ache'
him and prepared to Imonnt. Soahe
thing wilizzed Sy my tar, at iii
moment, and I'siepp'd back out q
range, for that mule had a very E,r2
| hoof--and / have reasen to belieN
, | he tried. To kick M!
began 10 aasen with hin, butt
he always presented the portion Il
his frame To which the tail mds II
tacl,etl, and seemed To qniver wit
. the desire To kick, did not get a.
. his back then, bnt awaited develop
Iinents.
| Finally. mounted, but ! di no
stay there, because he mule wi,n'e
| To ROLAND let linn dUit! THEN
got a club and argued with him, IL
ing the most weighty arguments
{, could produce. a Ter | had wor
, ontfwoclubs. tllafpas iveresisfanc
: was too much for me. and ! wen
: back to the Station on loot, leavln
!, my mule to his own devices. i Il
+ WAY DID like to walk |!
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-04-19
Cofton picker at American
Institu. g Fair, M wfO X

~. - 10
TO a Southerner, this machine =
/, far the most interesting piece o.
s ~ at the fair. It Was recest {.
- ,,steuted by w. H. Irving, VINO
I.s spetit some years ia Texas out
.os resides in Philadelphia.
The machine has been carefully
.,d criticallv examined at the Cot
sau r~rhnnge In New York by me
v.S ~" and experts. II essays to
cu sss.,r,o the work Of tifty-two hands
per day, collecting and gathering
-. hays the cotton from twelve
u .".s with the assistance OF I'VE
men. one boy. and pair OF mules
IT has forty pickers " reels ri'ri'
..oi has four arms, seven mosioIi'
- each arm Of the reel. taakiig tws'n
~ eight motions or movrinrllts IN I;
s.,;,s Of ten feet forw ard /; there are
~ Zoo teeth, eight upright axes
60 wire protectors. and lGO elo"ga
srd reel skies. In the entire Inside
II the work, also two endless con
ductors to carry the sOtton up al
incline plane aud deposit it in bags
two wind mill fans to keep on al
the refuse substance from the cot
ton, this Keeping the picked co.to
entirely clean.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-04-19
A. SOLDIER coLosy FOR KANSAS

A SOLDIER COLONY FOR KANSAS
OR OREGON.-Wea are inf rlncd that
n committee, consisting ofth ~ or
.fonrlmrsons. arrived ine this ci v Il
few days ago from the Western
States. The object OF the visit is to
look mt the rOuhtry. with Il view OF
sci. cting locality Tor the permanent
settlement of Il colony 1T soldiers
and their fami,ies. This committee
represent about 800 families. who
reside in Illinois, Indiana and Ohio.
The heads OF these families fought
in the late civil war in various ga
pasati.-s. Most of them belonged to
the same companies or regiments.
and as that sol,lierly attachment
xist< among them which naturally
results fr.nil association ami shar-
ing the fortunes aud vacissitules OF
the camp and campaigi., they desire
to elnigratr to some desirable lo':lli-
~ and settls. as Il colony. The colo
nv Intend to settle either III Kansas
or Oregon. Which of the TIVE
States will he selected will depend
entirely npon upon the picierenct
and representations OF the commit
tee. 80 FAR as We have been able e
learn the committee are tavurabl,
| impressed with our State and IT,
ppple. Yesterday they went ny t.
Orapgr City, aud they will prolmbl,
Irxfelm their tour of observation Il
The limits of tllrvalley before return
! Ing home. The colony whom the.
represent wonll be a .ery desirable
arqnisili0n to the polnllati u Of AN.
State. being representatives. OF III
substantial and useful occupation
farmers, mechanics, artisans, etc
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-04-19

A project is on loot among numer-
Gus New York ladies for forming ;'il
insurance company having only wo
men for officers, agents and poIiry-
holders. The wives Of eminent mer-
chants and fiuanciers, several we'll
known literary ladies, and some OF
the foremost names in general s.N'le-
", are already on the list of those
deeply interested. They have ma
tured their plans with care, and u
circular will b. issued inviting the
cooperation of wUaen throughout
the country, aud subscriptions IA
the capital stock of a smiAcd' sc'in
pany. but one in which all the pro
its. beyond legal interest on the
capital, are to he returned To the
policy-holders. By employing wo'
men as agents and clerks. and allow.
ing low commissions, not to exceed
1--WE per cent, they expect to make
large savings above any company
now existing.
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A true copy
j. MpLCAHY, Clerk.

The sharpest 80 far this month Is
the Troy girl who makes her unsi's-
pecting ialIle, daily bearer of sweet
mISsiycs 10 Il clerk in his office who
has been forbidden to visit his EN-
p!oyer's house. She pins the letter
IN ine old mars cloak, and when he
r ACHES the office and throws on The
.arlnent the clerk gets 1t aud re-
spulris by the same carrier.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-04-19

IRREGULARITIES OF DIFFERENT
I,xNouAGEs.-i he Hindoos are said
70 have no word for friend The
Italiaus have no equivalent for our
sshumility." The Russian dictionary
gives q word, the definition OF which
Il: ssnot to have enough buttons o.,
your fOotman' waistroat;'? ~roila
x,eaus to skill over again "a third.
s.fo earn by elancins;" while The
word .skno,it," which We have all
learned to- onsisler as exclIisivel,
Russian in meaning and applica
> fion. proves upon investigation to
~ their word ..Knut,n audit iae;'''
.oaly q s.wllip OF any kinsl." The
Germans call tilinbIr a Finger
hatn which it certainly is). and a
erasl) hopper Al,ay-lWrse.' A glove
with them in hand sh &" showing
evidently that they wore shoes 'e.
FORE gloves. Poultry is ''teatliert'ti
cattle while the liamesfor the well.
known substances, s'oxygeI' AMI
ahydrogenn are, in their i;l''gnasr'
0sour-stufi" aud swater-s,iif." Iht
French, strange to say. have no VERT
alto stand,r NOR can II Frrilciilneil
speak Of ..xicking" any one. The
nearest approach lie, in his polite
ness, makes to it is, To this'ate'' u
I. ssgiye blow with his foot = ih.
same thing, probably, to the reclpl
ent, in either case, but II seems :
want the directnrss, the energy, 0
our s.kick.' Neither has De an!
word for ssbaby," nor for ''home,
nor '.comfort.' The terms ".i'
stairs and s.tlown-stairs" are ais
; -unknown in French. In Engllsl
: We ..cur~r mea, aud .'c,ire' SILK PEG
ME. and We like our girls to b
ssqnick,n bnt never wish to see ihei'
sstast!p
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TAX REsIsrAscE.-The FOLLOWING

prcrorAvcr 'rhe fOIIOwiUg
Az i ~. p;.,,,;i,. Times !, ,,,,,,er
y 49,: :so In,i.a Head VIM VAS
v &c fl,r STATE Democratic
.'a.',;.., b.ld in New Orleans
s.s ,.'sr which nominated the
'.s. ,' . ART n.n,,..,s,t;c state tick
f'.i.,s Hal il a Democrat O
. ~. .,,a;sh,ast 'se,.t:
IN" s,.;a, a;s, atel, RI tbe Shrpye-
80, ay,.s. f,.,m New Orleans of the
III savs.
.r..n,,srt maintains
tAs; r, position Will, the people, and will or
eanizs resistance to Kellogg in every man
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The president ola Nashville street
railway responded toa drr.and tor
fare by saying, IL own most of this
nasl.s and getting this reply |:
.,Xell, you won't own it long if you
don't pay me your fam; that's all I've
J got tn say about it,
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MEETING OF POLICE JURY.

Alexandra, La. April IA, 1873.
The Police Jury met pursuant to
adiournment. The following mem.
brls present: T.G. Compton, Pres
i,lent; Jrs~ Clifton, VIM. K-iso.
Al,sent-JoIh Clements aud ii.
NJ. Barl~e.
On moiio, the jury adjourned mi,
til Tuesday tue 18th INST.
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District Court, Parish of Rapides-
State Oi L0uisiaila-
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Tuesday, April 10. 1873.

Tuesday, April 10. 1873.
The Jury met pursuant to- nd
jonrumrnt. Present-T. Il. Comp.
ton, President john Clements aud
Jesse Clifton.
Abseut-Wm. Kelso and IL. M.
BarDee.
On motion the Jur, adjourned
until the First Monday III June
T.G. COMPTON,
President.
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A Western paper speaks Of a duel
between two ..jackasl'erated indivi-
duals.~
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

VILLAINY.

The testimony taken before the Senate com
mittee on Privileges and Elections in the Lou
isiana case, shows that the Pinchbeck, kellogg
Returning Board acted without having any
legal returns of the State election. They tool
the afidayts of outside parties, and without
any poll lists or abstracts of returns from the
Judges of election in the various precincts
threw out whole parishes where the Democrats
and Liberals polled large major!ties. and added
from eight to ten thousand votes for the Radi
cal candidates. that were never cast in the
election, guessing" that SO many negroes
were intimidated and did not vote the Radical
ticket; and Grant endorsed such infamy by
recognizing Kellogg as Governor. and the bo
gus Legislature which was the fruit of this
system of wholesale fraud and villainy. Their
estimate of the vote in New Orleans. alone
gave McEnery. for Governor. 1900 less votes
than all the election returns and poll lists show
that he actually received; and the United
States Supervisors of the election in New Or
leans certify that the returns, giving McEnery
the additional 1000 votes. are correct. In two
wards in the city. Mr.. Ray, the Radical Sena
tor elect of the Kellogg Legislature, testified
that he did not know within thousand votes
how many votes were polled in those wards
but also stated that the votes OF the two wards
were counted in the general result for Presi
dent and Governor, and thrown out as to mem
bers of the Legislature. John Lynch. one o.
the Kellogg and pinchbeck Returning Board
testified that in some cases the parish. as q
whole was thrown out. and the votes of per
sous who made aiiidavi's that they had beer
deprived of voting were counted. In BossieI
parish | l,l59 votes for the Radical candidate,
were thus counted. and in Natchitoches parish
the whole vote was thrown out. and 260 votes
were counted on atiidavits. all for the Radica
candidates In other parishes the Radica
Board estimated the vote Mt about what the!
thought i, ought TO have been. by such infer
nal rascality as this. openly avowed, by the gull
| ,y parties were the carpe'.baggers and negroes
enabled with Grants assistance. TO seize th'
rens of government in louisiana Can an!
honest man of any party endorse such unpar
allcled scnundrelism.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

Snow IN LoSpoN-Tclegrams by Ocean
cable, in describing snow storm in England
and particularly in London. say that the snow
fell to an extraordinary depth in city and conn
try" 1t was six inches deep" in the city Of
London, and the dispatches say tha, travel was
almost entirely suspended; omnibusses and cabs
ceased running, and scarcel. vehicle Of any
description was seen in the streets during the
day. II English omnibusses and cabs can,
run when there is only six inches Of snow on
the ground what amount of travel would there
be with foot or two of snow in the streets
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT WHARF.-THE ex-
tent to which water mingles with bodies apPa-
rently the most solid is very wonderful. The
glittering opal which beauty wears as an orna-
ment is only flint and water. Of every twelve
hundred tons Of earth which landlord has in
his estate, four hundred are water. The snow
capped SUBMITS of our highest mountains have
many million tons M water in solidifed form
In every plaster of Paris statue which an lta!-
ian carries through our streets for sale there Is
one pound Of water to four pounds OF chalk.
The air we breathe contains Eve grains ofwater
to each cubic foot Of its bulk. The potatoes
and turnips which are boiled for our dinner
have, in their raw state, the one seventy.tive
per cent and the other ninety per cent Of
water. If man weighing lao pounds were
squeezed in hydraulic press, seventy pounds
Of water would run out, the balance being solid
matter. A man is. chemically speaking, forty
FIVE pounds of carbon and the other elements,
with nitrogen, difused through Ave and halt
pailsfui Of water. In plants we find water
thus mingling no less wonderfully. A sunfower
evaporates one and quarter pints Of water
day, and q cabbage about the same quantity:
A wheat plant exhales, in one hundred and
seventy-fve days, ABOUT one hundred thousand
grains Of water.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20
NUMBER IL.
A HEAVY CONTRACT.

Last Fourth Of July young man in the em-
plOy of q wholesale house in Dubuque, in con-
versation with his employer, was induced to
enter upon q simple task, at what seemed a
high salary. He was offered $500 per annum,
| in addition to what he was then receiving. II
he would merely carry from any place on Main
street to the river shore, and throw into the
Mississippi, the first week one single shot, No.
6; the second week two shots; the third week
four shots; the fourth week eight shots; and
80 on, doubling the number Of shots each week.
The young man who took the contract to find
the shot.
| Well. he entered upon his contract as will
be noted above. His work was easy-simply
to 20 to the river four times carrying with
him the aggregate fifteen No. 6 shot. The fifth
week be carried I6 shot; the 9Th week, 81; the
7th week, 81; the 9Th week, 1913; the 9th week,
256; the 10th week. 5l2; the 18th week, ,O24;
the 10Th week, 2,049; the 18th week, 1895
At this juncture, both from curiosity and to
save the labor of counting the shot, which was
getting to be troublesome, he weighed his 4096
shot, and found they balanced just II pounds.
| He had now carried and deposited something
less than three pounds of shot. He congratu-
lated himself that this was earning $l25 very
easily.
The 14th week he deposited-still doubling
| the eamount-3pOunds; the lotn week, pOunde;
the 10th week, 12 pounds; the 18th week, "a
pounds; the 18th week, As pounds. That brings
him to date. This week, the 10Th of his con-
tract. he must deposit 96 pounds. But yester-
day he made little calculation in regard to
the matter, as follows:
| He finds that next week, the Goth of his con-
tract. he will have to deposit 1856 pounds; the
2Ist week, 3s4 pounds; the 22d week. 706
pounds: the 23d week, .526 pounds; the oath
week, 3,O72 pounds-something over one and
half tons; the 25th week. ; tons; the 26th
week, 6 tons: the 9th week, 12 tons; the 2oth
week, q tons; the 29th week, 48 tons; the goth
week, &c tons; the 3lst week, 1872 tons; the32d
week, 3a4 tons; the 33d week. 7S6 tons; the
Saith week, / $50 tons; 35th week, 3,072 tons;
the 36th week, 6.I44 tons; the 37th week,
l2 .2os tons: the 3ath week, 24.576 tons; the
3oth week, 40. .l52 tons; the 4Oth week, 81, ,3O4
tons the 4lst week, l96,60o tons: the AID
week, 3o63l6 tons; the AID week. 785 ,532
tons: the 4ath week, I,572 ,564 tons; the 45th
week, 3.145,7a2 tons; the 46th week, G, ,29l ,456
tons; the 47th week, 1852 .9l2 tons: the 4ath
week, 25, l65, ,s24 tons; the 49th week, sc, 0,32l,-
Gas tons: the 50th week. 100 CAB 296 tons; the
5Ist week, pol .2s6.592 tons; the 52d week.
402, ,373, ,ls4 tons. The young man has thrown
up his contract.-Du5aqne Times.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

ToTAL ARsTINESCE.-A bill is now pend.
ing in the Massachusetts, Legislature to pro.
hibit the sale of malt liquors in that State.
It is creating quite stir and considerable
feeling in the old Bay State, The lager beer
party have an accomplished advocate Of their
interests in the person Of George S. Hilliard.
one of the Yale College professors, who made
an argument before committee Of the Legs-
la,ure in favor Of the sale Of malt liquors as a
promotive of practical temperance.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

CREDIT MoBILIER HAMs.-Everybody has
heard of the man ont West who was indicted
and tried for stealing a large lot OF smoked
hams. He employed a lawyer to defend him,
but when the evidence was all in, his legal ad-
wiser was so overwhelmed with its directness
and force, that he sank down in despair. Get
UP and address the jury" said the prisoner,
i" and pitch into the witnesses for the prosecu-
ton. for tell you it will come out all right
The lawyer did as directed, and to his amaze
ment the jury. without leaving their seats rem
dered verdict of mot guilty" As they were
retiring from the courtroom. the learned cOun.
sci in whisper asked his client low on earth
the jury could render such a verdict in the very
teeth of such positive proof that he stole the
hams. "Why, bless your soul. replied the
defendant, "every man on that Jury had some
Of the ham"
The Credit Mobiier investigation in Con-
press reminds us Of this anecdote. which Mr.
Lincoln used to tell with professional gusto.
Not to speak Of those Senators and Represent
atives whose names, as they were recited by
Oakes Ames. Col. McComb endorsed on one Of
Ames' letters, the recent testimony is drawing
other distinguished names into the pool, con-
spicuous among which appear those Of Senator
Thayer and the Rev. Brother Harlan.
These disclosures, with more which are to
come, begin to arouse our fears whether, ere
the investigation is over. there will be enough
Senators and Representatives who never had
any of the Credit Mobier hams to fill up tho
necessary number Of committees to thoroughly
examine the whole case.-N. I. Sun.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

THREE MEN HUNG.-Three incendiaries
who had set fire to the town Of Arrow Rock,
Missouri. five or six different times. resulting
in the destruction of the greater portion OF the
place. were recently arrested, and having con.
fessed their guilt, they were taken out and
hanged by the people.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

OK TRrAL-Dr. Rozensweig. the abortionisi
who was convicted of manslauehter and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary. In New York, about
wear ago, for causing the death OF Alice Bowlsby
having been granted new trial by the Supreme
Court, is now undergoing his second trial,
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

Coon PAY.-Governor John A. Dix is said
to have received fifty thousand dollars from the
Credit Mobilier, while he was Minister to
France, for his supposed influence in negotiat.
ing the sale Of Pacific Railroad bonds.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

GooD.-The New Nork Herald in sly man
ner, hits Colfax a heavy blow. In publishing
his name it appears in that journal vfcE Pres.
ident Colfax.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

SuT FoR DAMAGEs-Capta John Greer
of Stockton, has commenced suit for $4,000
damages against James w. Smith for the Sc.
duction of the formers wife.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

DEAD.-James NJ. Swords, the founder OF
the Vicksburg, Mississippi Herald, died in that
city Of consumption on January 3Oth.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

TABLED Tho bill for the admission uf Col
orado was tabled by vote Of III to 81.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

CHEAp.-Fifteen hundred acres Of the land
on which Cincinnati stands was once sold for q
fiddle.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-02-20

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