, 1873-03-02


new order Of things is hard, but it is only to be
regarded as one OF the inevitable consequences
of thu wonon'a Hichts ac;tation. which cannot
h.,t .,,ort eooa 80 raz,o,a;,;,;t;a. -
~ - - , r1 -
"uten 1no i1A4 eoA 40 ~" '0n'''"' De!A 'AN'N.''
lty TO damages 1of ofeech OF promise seonas 10
hare been already established.
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The strong-minded woman OF the period has
just beea before an English magistrate. Her
name is Amelia Green, housekeeper for a Lon
don gentleman, who lad her arreeted for sundry
ects Of violence His testimony ahowed that she
feat which, Of itself, shows her superiority to
ordinary beings Of the other sex, Who have to
content themselves with ono iucbriation ner
diem. When intoxicated, the gentle Mrs. Green.
housekeeper. was accustomed to tear I'M the
plaintiffs garments to the detrin,ent of his ner.
| aonal appearance. m we,t a. tha e1onc.t;o,
| Of his tailors bills. She Ind also frconent1v
pursued him with caryin1-knife, and. At
| one time threatened stto do for him" WITH
| q revolver. The ncraecnted n1.intifr then or-
| dered her to leave. which she eteadfastlv
| refused to do. He bore his nersecntion, man.
fully. until ona dav when The tvrant boat hin,
.hort +ba had r;+1, hoofat.., nh,a .-a,,,.a
~ sg I n!,n r,u Doo.s'eaA 1ute A,ouseu
tho MAGISTRATE She She produced such an impres-
adyiaed tbe n1sintifr not ~ tnke mt a rrmmone
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her. vhe1cupon Amelia Green, housckeeper.
lad b;,, avn, =, +r;rr,,h +o .n1rrn haafat.oL
broiia m M ~ a dif;erant sort rom what he w,nted.
aa wall aa bar 1it+1o carc;nr-krifa revo1rer and
aat~rsndor;na ~ ~ ecca-.r;c;tias rb;,a ~ har
sa;,1 ~ 5.-,a,, 1vo oan,n,aaa - ha-o;an,
s.a na~.;a+snca - ~ Arna,io cro.,, ho,,ae-
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4 nrototvno of 0.1os Anes has been dis
covcrod h 1ivad in Rhode island about si1ty
veara aco His mama vns Dexter. Mr. Dexter
at,rtcd a hank m a19 mn which Ind n circn1a
+ion of as0o mn before sir rnonths- The notes
were Anafe" De1tol Pionase 10 pay tno D'iee-
LOTS o1 'he oahA a. 'ue ona u t"o yuais' ="
oelng uhoesetooo .na' Sa'o De1eo1 snan noe Do
called upon to maze payment until no 'h1nks
proper. Inc pasls Oh tma convenient pto'lso
was, 'na' 4r' oeA'er "as tne prlnc1pai e'ook,
holoef' ana' Oh coutfe' Ane" oes' "nen IL "ouia
DC proper 10 pay tne notes. Inc 1na1n TUG o1
tne oaaR Was as 1onoNs;
~! ~.
~ when are run upon by brokers, or cny person.
wh1tavs mercy TOT % ne Rnsposs masg 3 R1ont ohs
pad ONLY bJ drafts o. the exchange oice IN Bostonl
Z: forty days a4cht The Providence banks should be
AZ K W naturally tako to eonnt aiI H1ds Of specie
change tnternired in tic most deliberate manner.
Lne enange ss1y ama oug. ~ 70 q %
cept where Tho Intention is to plague and dela the
person.
hr. Oo1tera pank had single emPloJo, pAo
by tho pahk 1of nus aay-"ofk' and pa1o oy NJ
Dexter TOR secretly signing Dank-nofoa at n1eht.
Hhen this clefR eo' elca, Ar. De1to1 "to'e nltn
note consonns MN, eno tellng MN tnae MS
na'ofal p.etS "on1o soon enao!e nm 70 re-
cover. II Af. oakes Amea Is ,the honessess
man III Cong1ess' IL ID p1ooaolS pecause eao
nie'i.7 u mt' oeA.e1 "eio no'ei pioPo1ty lseos
ington. |
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