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MODERN JIG DANCING.
THE OLD AND THE NEW SCHOOLS.

Jis Da-oi-E ~ Use Ar-Tse sIy.tcrie. |
TIC orvte-ase, Cies D..ci.s, Reel
a.d Hsrupipc = "Reminiscences Of Fs-
-ss- 10 Observation-Disclosures Matches
-C-ris-ities sfDrc-.--.Dez'u Jab., AID
P.r. n.r.--'s Di.-s.a.
Almost even one In Visiting Variety theatre
v pleased when tho name Of q good JIG dancer
Ia On the programme. Pleasure Ia usually de-
rived from the performance, however imperfect
the judgment mag be concerning its merits.
ro.,ieH isy vora. al, n explanation Of the ,ls
Tse ig d q ground dance, and includes In II
eight stsps. Il II Impossible 70 make more; al
S a. ss s s% Il S. . , sss sns
double and treble steps. Each Ia susceptible Of
deceive an inexperienced person. some jis
and win is vsfls,ioss MAKE al most pressntss:
nc ~ rom E, ss sscu 81
fully observed. Hla body must be kept perfectly
straight from the hips mp, and his arms nuat not
he perionsnee with ne leas, ssoop o. Inc BODY
dlnorenes between 4 JIG and rrotesque dancer.
o s 70 Ss s s..I = SssSs sSs i1a
| sence o. Ole virginny- or .Josephua Orange
blossom" or even 70 DO the violent WORK Of the
counted. Tor iSsy Re nothing more hcr les
than varations In drum time. There arr sin-
&c and double ron. and the "dras.,
are in drum time. they are all taken By an ac-
oompllshed JIG dancer, and while thay are re
eardea :. esecat,on they are ncs cons ~, -
o. horupipe are shuie steps, bot no reel or horn
Pipe steps can BE- taken In q ils.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

recent circular OF what II called the "Wo-
men,s club" Of this city. again sets forth that
result OF those relations between married people
which have hitherto boon regarded a. normal
and orderly, what disorder next under the
guise OF reform movementf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

Fine Rnsllsh Troaserinss-mAde 10 order In
nrst-class stJles-at sig. -.
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OBSERvANCES.
CELEBRATIONS IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES

How the nay WIN be Observed In the kp's-
copai Cburchcs-Ccremsnic- In Wsss-
inEtou aud GeorEetown - InterF''i"s
Religious News and Notes. .
Tomorrow will be Easter sunday, the erea'es
festival Of the ecclesiastical year, called ~ -
Upon the Joyous event which IL commemoi
may be said TO rest the grand and glorious suuo
ture OF Christianity; for w. As tue ihsPueu
apostle has said, ''Chrlst be not risen again your
faith Ia VAIN But there Is no fact OF divine OF
human history more inooutestably estabhshed
than the truth that the saviour Of the world did
rtse IN triumph over sin and death; and 70
morrow more than two hundred million ostho-
hes, scattered over the clyllixed globe, win
g,ther around the gttering affairs Of the Church
10 testify their faith 10 the great mystery OF the
resurrection, and their love for the second
Person Of the blessed Trinity.
In Cathode countries Easter sunday T. eele-
bated with great ponp and aplendof. rms "
especially 50 In Home, tue gtann rehus "
yiTtualIy prisoner IN the Vatican, the festival
will be celebrated there with no less magnlncent
cUrcmonials than those described IN the iolleN-
ing bFlci account OF the observanoes OF the day
IN the "Etcrnai Cityi" "Easter SUNDAY 81 ROME
IL celebrated with elaborate ceremontals. The /
day is ushcrcd u y the nTlng q cannon m ircm
the Pope oficiates this day al mass In 81 Peters,
and he does 80 with eyery imposing aosessory |
mat can ge , nes's Sa;,san NJ borne into tSs
church under circumstances OF the utmost
sIIendor. seated In hlJ Soda Gasiaiersa, his
wsara the tiara. or tal, round, s,laed cap, rep
rusenting a triple crown, and which " under
stood to signify spiritual power, temporal powef,
and Aunlon OF both Beside him are borne the
ilior large fans, composed q ostrich fesihsrs
M which arc set Inc eyelike part OF peacock
feathers, 70 signify the eyes Of vigilance Of tss
fitngeI. Gftgr, oiiiclaiing At Mas Al lie nigh
altar, he Is, With the sane eeremony and % ne
ohnres' anS ,hsp s"ssnas 10 a. eaicssy over
tie central doorway. There, rising IRON his
oTlssrs, he pSosoances 1 bsnsdietioa via IN
daisonees and absoluiion. This : NE moss I'M
pising Of all the ceremonies ~ Rome.-
IN thls District the FESTIVAL win be celebrated
win briIilancy which, aithough not rivaiing
altogether unworthy Of IL memories. The
ailafs win be abiase with hgss and fruzrant
win aowsr.; clouds Of incense w,ll hover shove
music will noat through the churches In wave
after wave OF melody: or1clating clergymen viii
be ROBBED IN their richest ye.inentg feryld do
VIII hii tho Catholic heart with sentiments OF
bys. reverence and devotion. -, .s.~
CatholIc churches:
,o,,,,.i ri, aSrs GSs.s, n, North c,,,.
t,i and streets. On Wbich Rev n. A. Masuire. a,
h pastor' Grand HIN M.s. WI be snns Al
gia,cIncp ~ Rsy Fatpe, Sshetu from Wood.
,togy CoIIsyei Mar,isnd ncsoon. Rev Fatse,
ltoccofott. sub' asseons Rsv psiheS noresn
iiaster Of CEREMONIES, aev. Tsthsr schiiini. q
Moods.osk College, Rev. rstner Lynch, o. Con
choir will slnR Dcschanerr Grand Mass In d
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

Tomorrow, ct II oiciock, The services in iris
church will oomport with the dignity o. the
festival. Hummelh Grand MAS No. VIII be
sung During the MAS the "AlmA VlrI9-
charming production, will be rendered BY Mis-
Nay. Tue following well-kn0un Aingon com
pose the choir: soprano, Mss Nay. Mrs. King.
Mrs. Holgate, Miss shuttle and Mss Otisf alto,
Mrs. CallAn, Mr.. May and Miss Miranda Lncaa;
tenor, Mr.. W. n. Burnett and Mr.. Davis basso,
M. Z, T. Cannon Is the director Of this excel.
lent choir. .... ....
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

N tAs Editor q, ~ Naitoasi Iispsbiisaai NO
SIN: The Ice dealers, notwithstanding the
plentiful crop OF last winter, have combined 70
raise the price seventy-aye per cent hiehcI WI
season. suggest that tbs cQatouAefa, eapeciAny
the larger oaea, form . co-opeTeuye 800 i
build their own ice-housga, and ~. u.m ~
from the NortA themselves, tpink w, -SfsS
teach these w0uld-bo ln0nopohnts ielSo9 w.
would DO rscollectod for some time AAAo'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

u-A b.slet WIN b. found near The main entrance
Of he ball room foy The reception o. such con,ribu
AZ: ::ss II e; Ts
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

wonders for the sick, now issues poten
restorer for the beauty OF manknd-for the
COMBINES which Advancing Age Is 30 prone 70
uriAnt locks on the bald aud grey pates among
ua, and thus lays US under Obligation 70 him for
| the good looks ~ well a health OF the COM
munity.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
A LExANpRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL.
n HOE sAkRs kHIihiS4ssNPhiA Asp IasDF'

So iis s. sias1sI sl ::SG Z e. 20
Trad - thps connect viii srains On Wan
6bS&Iss.fili % Ss sooon%oa.aon iss~ss w,shhsdos
4 FdssiS sissgs s1nSss{ "A. n,.a,,o.a
eayes Washington 10 A. p IN, daily, exoeH SUNDAY:
Thrpnsh tickets 10 all POINTS houth and Southwest
aysnas. and Tsistesntk and fsnnsy lvsnis ssspae.
s ssss' % Sc sHsssi:a ;an & ss
hioasb 70 dSs,ilaiion -, z Z; YogNo.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

umpiru-Richard Glover, ESQ.
me WaahlnHton Clab will play their nrat
championship game with the Maryland club, 81
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

AND ONO RAILROAD

WAsHINGToS AND OHIO kAILHoAD
VA .nA .nsr os.oesr y isa NE trains On shs ro.s
IN mail nan vii is.v, Ais1.,..ris da,lx, szpsy4
sssada,sy, Az: p; aiItys A isssbgs ~ Z N
m. and Les.6gIs q i,A y N. and arrive q IlsI
sPari. ..sn a., "a. ,.,n -. ,,...,,,,.,
SSsas; iiri s nm ~: s IS isa .y <. ana
TSs u : n issla i iso M ai.sa,ars saa !, OBJ
sin rSI Hti y sSss'ss = nsTlnsn ss ~
ersulle, beryytlle md MinchesteI Also. si,h
y S III s:S:s pss 2yssu
h nsnaf eoa 1s-' osn.rsi fissS Ala
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

WITT gHSrA, snsoLn ianAsneD,
At -. KlsEakn a kR0,b, d.
Jos Seventh street, Nay building,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

corner Of seventh street and louisiana avenue
pays psT cent. Interest On Al neRoAilA' DoPo-
IL can be male and drawn Al wiz.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
Call nt Ditfrieh's.
The % SIN Hat.
tlnn.1u,a. afvlH

win be Kept In order siI months without charge
AT A. DuIRICns SUE HAT fAcronY,
TA Seventh street. near Patent once.
Also, large assortment OF the latest styleA
Hats, tor mehs, youths and boys wear.
mills AaAthim
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
CITY TTEnrs.


..Ifa Rsiinhss.
ws sis adding 70 our sscck slsrye assortment Of
boys, yoafhs and childrenS clothing.
run mi s y yssf. s y ", from asa
Tm HAHvkRD sUfrs- ~ ~ WV
from 70 10 years Of age, from q to go.
from o years Of age, and other styies in end
iess variety. Ours are the best made. Best ma
terih and newest sty,es IN thi. martet-
nj Pennsylvsnis ave, Metropolitan Hotel.
o'a A, 70; sO} CHOICE sERrss ,ss =, Ne :; 90
- AT MARKRITERT,
PAPERHANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES,
emo.acing AZ grnde. o. Psperhanginss ana
inas, CHROME: AID Psotosrspss. Pissaro
fnamea, all styles and sizes, In Walnut out
velvet, kc.; Picture Cord and Tasaels, Rinfs,
Nails, Cod Pistsd. Pinned and Wire Centre
Nouon TO PLunpEns AND uAsrrIrraa.-
. mn asppb Of Fss-ntiins and plumbing ma
teriala 70 accommodate the trade, At Wholesale
price. ssI m S,sss Al. ffa ,s,s C. A. e as
aR1Ir DIsrLAY OF SLATE Nantes, at HAMILTON
a PrARsoS's, Y. N. G. A. building, Ninth aud ID
streets. cont
GARDEN Vase statuary, Fountains, &c. HAM
nros 4 PHAnsos, Y. N. Q, A. building, Ninth
and ID sucets- = .4fII. eoat
CAL AND s,u in operation nc most wonder
fully improved Gas Burner o. the are an IN 3.
per cent lcss consumption Of gas. But don't
buy until you see it Demonstrated. On exhibit
| ton and for sale d the mantle and gas nxture
M q n .sa s,.s.. n
spvsns s,sck.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

10 ne Eiiior u ne National RSpsbiioaA!
SIN: In the REPUBLICAN OF this date appears
letter from "CNes," referring 10 the Point OF
Rocks road, 4o. lie seems much concerned ~
10 when this road b 10 be opened, and almost In
Inmates that u may never be. Now 10 appears .
very plain and self-eyident fact that Mr.. Garrett
would not incur the heavy expense OF building
the road without opening Il for use just a. soon
connection with Chicago perfected, 90 a. 10 put
on through lines Of freight and passenger cars
from chicago 20 washington, 10 the great benent
perpetuAto q prejudice against Mr.. Garrett 10 .
work Of supererogation- little friendly en-
couragement would DO better than this constant
irritation. FAn PLAY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

WHITE MARsnn VngrS ...r
EfsKaIkN a Bno.h,
500 Seventh street.
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scorcH CHEyIOr,

and Otssr D9ys Salts IN spI:nd!e siylss . :,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12
CORRECTION.

~ As Eiisr u IL Esiiosai Rspabiioaas
sm; WIN you do the writer Of the article upon
Judge Sherman. and which appeared In your edi-
ton Of Monday morning, the Kindness TO correct
the following %lspra,s which occurred ia i,s
the word eight" 10 given, when "siRht' was In
tended, and In the last paragraph it should read
.'and TIL he gpdge s) has had 4 fair opportunity
Maryland win suspend Judgment" Ac. Tho APP
peal here made Ia founded upon the fact that
lhere "a resolution, Of present In the hAnils Of
tho Judiciary Committee OF me House Of Hep
Teaentatlyea calling upon the committee 70 In
yeAilRAte The charged AgAinat Judge Sherman,
with q view 70 articles OF Impeachment N he
extreme measures. .. HH .. Z
Very respectfully, VERITAR
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WHIAfb HAIL. I--lu y
l2Arrun Pss ma FyS Fs s1gs by
E4S ssggEslsa ao aesil s & iss

LhARAt hFth To- iota
WAsHIN9rON rHRATRk OOMIQUR,
w tkisysnth strsst sosth Pennsylvania Ayenue.j
ANOTHER srpPKSboUs SENSATION,
THE -o0FTr ooOFrr" COMBINATION.
Which h. jnst sc9siaasa highly sqeess.fal en-.
u. :, q, eEoaoE y, TaoAlPsoN;
, INC o' '.s'STi'PS \ o n11stp sensations
kl.e. ne psv Senatorial Ballet, .lrspsed by
s. HGt sf sas SS aSp- as sSSsiS
No" '"' 49, '1 T'Rh'R ohPTtvE;
I. :. IN, =, :. ags Rmpe$ o. EDEN, ,.
sassp yaS snd
i iGsss q sg9 sfss %fisRfss,~ 0'A variety
I fAdIN AND EDwARDs.
okkRfE fHy tiS vi CARRIE LAvARNIEil
lthykALLAfR RQ THEnsi ,,,
THE 6iiRaTEsT sA9W TVEH IN WAXING.
Matinee. wxDxEsDIi2 Ma SATURDAY.
nQIlH La gHFI f'f" BID.
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Savings Banis,


ooFuer Of New York avenue and Fifteenth street,
pays per cent per ahnum On depoaita for each
calendar month. Banning hours 10 .; haiar-
days 70 and 70 &
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HALL. y
kUBINsTRIN AND TuRo, THOMAS.
;7"HT's SPECIAL noTIcE
p sis ss nm q A. rsSasat. 70 aocOm
GRAND o2MPTs Z. MATINEE
wEpSEsDAY AFTEhSo6S. 1prii u, ct O'Clock
,yroy IFsssss,l yp,r. appearance Of
ANTON hCiiE EsEkkffMsffsIAxsKI, -
AND THO THOMAS,
S .s.t! AZ e 2s :iSss S;s :ss a,
7 INCOLs HALL,-g
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS.
April "a and rs
THE onnATEsT ooNoEnr COMBINATION
,s'.O) b co%ps,tSt 1
RUBINsTRIN IEaF '-i %
Cd 4 wIfNIAwsKE
r.,ru,rIiq, ~ Apd THO. THOMAS
wffn ms usnIyAiEp QncnEsTRA OF SIXTY
- - PE1foRMERa.
.nHI Won tiys In, wsshda.ftpn
ONLY Tw0 GRAND CONCERTS,
50 M0HDkY EvKNIna. Apsnlt ats O'Clock.
TUESDAY EyEsis6, Arm Is. ats oeiOct.
-, !. II, oply te.ns sppsa-.aose
.9QOOBptFffHT THOMAS,
with his UnrivAled Orchestra.
:s. aGssSss SSi sSTs
y, " on wHDNEsDAy NoRNrSo. Aprne
-. - Tg.-FI Aho'ciook 4. Z -
s.sla~sy PiAnoa usea a ths.s eonesrta ap7td
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

p Ths stssausr Arrow, Capt Franh HoliinEshead,
WI leave seventh street wharf. SUNDAY AFTER.
NOON. Apfi n ct o'ciocf. for the Fishing Shores
down the PotornAe, sisfnk persons an opportunity
70 witness ths hauling Of the iaEe seines. now In &C
tive operation on The river, -
Round trip ucktts ~ cent? apiid
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o4 A, n: 8, oHoI so sERrss S' IL "a q %

PAPRRHkNGiNes, WIDOW SHADES.
smb.scing ~ grsde, O. Pspcrhanginss and
inrs, Chromos and Photograpls. Picture
Franes, ali styles and sizes, In Walnut, Ont
velyes kc.; Picture Cord and Tassela, Rngr,
Naila, Gold Plated. Pinned and Wire Centre
Picture Cords, 10.
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MFEhoEF r. S;..S "a sssSSE .sl EIiFHTHF'

lPSSs!ss ~. r. H.. ssnor. Pun
f3SSf RENf, Dc isssips iias bsnssSss: VA sNK
ha ssisSs s, 5,aispaaS oS% ss hS Dbsr
Man, aEecgtipg hsndfpEtnss. eomsrsaulh, 40, In
60 a. Z. hun. 90 s sSS ssfs
= sts ' W. sko Me-. xi lsSSS5E
Isala. sssSf!s kiiC ssa ss sSs t4nSS ana ana
f,aRy Ssah s stsh SsSsr
it n s e. is5ss ss Is%Ss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

French Reps new,
Raised Bars. tnew,)
Muir de Crosse, (new,)
.. .s. Paris Blocks, (uew.)
We have vory handsome Panfaloons, OF our own
Manufacture, % match these coats and vests.
Tue suit win cost from 50 70 10, according 70
style, aud u In nnish, style and trimming equal
10 any t6n suit made 10 order.
A. sAKs 4 Co., sis Seventh street.
auu.uu1a onr % Chilaren,s auita
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WHITE puor ynsrs, win and without binding.
Al RIhnaAnA Bno.h
b0S seventh street, Nag building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-04-12

following er1clent choristen. soprano Nh.
ahea, Mrs. suall and Miss Darry; alto, Ma. ~
Ilott and Miss Clare; tenor, Mr.. Ryan; basS
ter will preside at the organ. Celebraut Of the
mas, Rev. Father Walter, pastor. Rev. Father
Kane viii preach. The mass win begin n u
o'clock. .. Dr..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24
WAEAT PROsPEC ~ IN OTHER
MATES.

u -
The Mussatiae, lows, Journal, states
that the winter wheat j. pretty badly
winter,killed 10 that nsighborhood.
10 some Gases, No learn, tho destruction
has been 50 complete that tho ground
has been resown with spring wheat.
The Austin, Texas, State Gazette
says: 1.-THE frost has been moro de-
strucnve than We had supposed. Plant
ers 10 many localities are engaged 10
replanting their corn, aud it 10 feared
the fruit crop has been greatly dam.
sged."
The winter wheat 10 the nsighbor.
hood Of Oqaawka, III. is almost al dead,
aud has been resown With spring
wheat. Weather warm. Rain has
fallen, with some hail.
Reports coming from Virginia are
not favorable for the wheat crop. In
the best wheat country in the valley,
Liuvllls Greek, the wheat crop presents
the poorest appearance remembered sv.
or before. What tho fly deesn't kill the
freezes have we'll oigh destroyed.
The Monticello, Wis.,, Erpre.. say.
that they have made inquiries Of nu'
merous farmers about the condition o.
winter wheat, and all agree that it look,
we'll. With favorable season, larg,
or amount of winter wheat will be har'
vested in that county this year than to1
macy years past, IS there was = larg,
decrease 10 the number of acres sow
last fall.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24

Tho New York Tribune tells how it
Is done on Wall street "For cousid.
cradle time past the trade and com.
merce Of this city and indeed of the
whole country have been oppressed by
those who have endeavored to lock us
money. From tho comparatively triv.
ial rate of 8 to 7 per cent. per 40.
nun, the rate has been artidoially i'd.
vauced to I and l per cent. per diem
exclusive Of the regular rate of 7 per
cent. per annum. AS the laws of the
State prohibit the exactiog of m IRE
than 7 per cent. per annum, the cap.
italists who have money avail themselves
Of the artificial striugency BY Offering
to lend specified amount per diem At
I per ceot "commission," and 7 per
cent per aunum, interest. In cases OF
this kind, the Lender in order to save
tno capitalist the penalty of violating
law, Is obliged to pay the "commi'sion' ~
at the time he receives the money, aud
the interest when he returns the money
This is particularly the case 10 Wall
street, where the striogency is heavily
felt By spectators who are carrying
large line Of stocks aud gold which
they do not wish to sacrifice. They
have been compelled to pay these usu.
rious rates."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24

i 1t has ooss tho people Of Masss.
ohuastts 800, 600 70 take care Of small.
pox patients. dr.
T "A resolution has been adopted 10
tho Senate Of Texas inviting Jefferson
Davis to visit tho capital Of that State
1t is reported that there is more
corn on the line Of the Chicago, Bur.
lingt IN and Pacific road than can be
transported BY next July.
The United States has become the
leading cheese. producing country in tho
world !; and from an expectation Of L.
000, 900 10 1852 the amount has risen
to 10000, 900 in 1872.
Mr.. Marshall o. Roberts, Of New
York, has been in Rome buying srtis.
tic works, and has created much aston
ishment in tho studios, where his pur.
ehsses amount to over $4,000.
AT the request Of the Iadisusp o.
lis Board of Trade Senator Morton will
address the people Of that city, at an
early date, on ths relat lions Of railways
to the public aud to t6e,government.
The long.tslked.of postal cards
will be issued on the first ct May. An
opportunity will then be afforded to
test their convenience, and the question
Of whether they ore = nuisance or q
blessing practically determined.
Bonner has expended over half q
million 10 advertising. He has paid
81, 900 for single advertisement, and
$4,000 for . weeks advertising. He
| is now worth more than 81 600, 900.
| A clear case of cause aud effect.
MARY G.6oey, Of Cohoes, N. Y.
while returning home Sunday night
from funeral, fell down an embsnk-
ment on Eighth street, and became %
mired in the mud that she WAS unabl.
to oxtrioate herself, and was in thi.
manner strangled to death.
Anna Dickinson promised to 60 te
St. Louis to lecture, and involved oer-
tain parties in an expen'e Of nearly
$500 for reut aud printing, the which
they propose to recover in suit At law,
ioasmuoh - the said gentle Auaa did
| not come to time a. aforesaid, but play
ed the g.y deoeivsr, to the peoaniary
loss and detrimeus Of tho plaios tits.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24

THIS is what the editor of the Lake
City Leader says to the grumblers Of
that place: "a visit to St. Paul du-
ring the last week opened our eyes a
little 10 regard to our own town. From
the sounds ,ntioually coming from old
chronic grumblers and croakers one
would have thought that Lake City was
the only place in the world where bus.
mess was dull aud money scarce.
Hence We say We had our eyes opened
little on the subject. St. Paul streets
are continuous canals of porridge Of
dirt and water. The porrid GO over.
flows tho street crossings, and the
teams bespatter those navigating the
sidewalks to such an extent that story
of a mud volcano might easily gain
credence. AS for hard times. Lake
City seems flush in comparison. Fail.
ures are not unfrequent, and only The
most substantial houses are in easy con.
ditien."
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24
THU HARD TIMES.

Every mercantile interest through.
out the country has suffered severely
during the past year. Money has been
close and collections hard to make. All
have suffered alike, east and west.
+ According to the annual circular from
the mercantile agency of Dun, Barlow
T. Co., there we're 4,069 failures in bus.
mess in the United States during the
year 1872, involving losses to the
amount of $l2l, O56, 900. In 1871
there were 1915 failures amounting to
$s5, 100000, and in 1870, 1851,
amounting to $88,000,000. These
figures show the unusual severity Of
1872. The indications are that the
worst is about over With.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-04-24
The immediate businasa IN hand

The immediate business 10 hand,
however, is the exemplary punishment,
of all concerned 10 the recent treacher-
Gus massacre. A fearful impulse to
savage terocity among all the hostile
tribes will be given by this successful
act Of villainy, and if it DO not sieoally
avenged We may look for its repetition !,
with added horrors, IN Arizona, on tho
line Of the Northern Pacific railroad,
and at other points throughout tho
West that are frequented by the war;
like lodiaus. Savages of that ohar.c.
ter have ever been prooe to attribute
acts Of leniency and friendly interces-
sion on the part Of the government to
fear, and the slightest immunity to the
guilty Modeos will but strengthen this
misc instruction aud lead to other acts
OF equal terooity and treaohery.-Bos.
ton Globe.