National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-28
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80 IN GEORc ~-nnos< .s. - -
thsrsis little cottage I'm o..,e,
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~. !. .s.n ,s ~ essly, n the Bpsssh isie.
~" ...... r.. ~ 11vfdss their homss, ana ~
IAe fanny contentious and pack-
49, had greeted standing wariare,
mo s.sie Nese never made except for disputee'
suu ~ were unusually warn ana ensicee.@
on <Aadag morning Mary Sulliean rspPed sn.1I
ard perceiy At Am O'Donrsaf's back doos, end
hehpea 0ask eo.aWait IL result Tbsfs 40
bastlesnd stlr tAe titess1, md innsd.t;siX
''what Hss w..tsd - sssnd c1t tnss - snieE,
sHeir Ssssf asfavity ,thosfadaally
Wcmsn;s .ssutn sinssd against nsfsrs sad created
you'd oiir1 rye ssd stssp. ana dsss ssS INTO ths
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sas ace q nsr RI Is sss az 81. ANN
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placed Ter under bonds 70 keep the pssOe.
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he struckme. Kicked ne, and tore my clothes q
william Reynolds. WiihSn, It appears, went In
to SEQ his aunt about sG1e dsrStfSi REMARKS fne
man. The usual snphstie. gesture. we're made,
both talking at the same time, while they slowly
1as ike the sudden COLLISION Of two very mad
cats. For i've minlteatho feet, arms, hands, ana
teeth Of CsthsEine 0ofdsmtdt and William Key
It was cad scene, but It Vas lively. No one was
there but the furniture, and that ct times would
catch the spirit q the neht With claiming snssgy
seemed Inevitable. William dsnied IN court the
ststsient Of his aunt, but her eernestness age,
and straightforward story secured his conviction,
and he was fined go and costs.
LUCY WATKINS =,
called Mary Butler-to the door and was received
BY the spirited Lucy IN Q very abrupt manner;
She didn't say good morning, but used several
ing Mary Butler as near the other side Of that
room Is she could conveniently knock her. The
usual fine Of o was imposed.
SAN. II. LErcHIR, OF MISSOURI,
charged gentleman with keeping gambling
With them. Vines ks vent there 6s had about
len. Detective MeEnrssl arrested the alleged
proprietor, and brought him into court, and after
sS s.esd s sS.s s ssnss % e g. E Ssss
claims that he was very drunk at the time, and
that he would not Of his own volition have made
the charge, but that his friends forced him to do
SO. q.
BE DRUNK.
Several painters got on spree in the new row
Of houses on Connecticut avenue, between and
L streets. 1t was general combat In which the
whole corps Of painters took part, and while It
was raging hottest, the contractor, 8. T. G. Nor.
cell, and boss painter appeared on the spot and I'D
Immediately commenced series OF efforts TO
quell the rioters. Tho drunken painters turned
upon them. and the whole block rang with the
deafening shouts Of th6se middsped men ~ they
seized the contractor and performed all Of the
wild Ind thrilling movements Of furnished canni-
balls. He was struck several times and his clothes
nearly stripped from his back; and efter vain
endsayor to stand his ground, he was driven from
Qnacer Crump came up shortly after The eontrae,
tor retreated and arrested several Of them, but
one Mike Randall resisted him with such violence
that he was compelled to raise several prominent
ridges about his head before he got him to the
station house. He was fined go and costs. The
house where the row occurred presented . rough
appearance. The walls were besmearcd with .
variety OF paints while the aosrs were bcdaubed
and dis6gured and some Of the windows smashed
out. Mr.. Callahan, the boss painter, intends to
discharge every man and secure new force.