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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-19

Csc. IL. Batter, late United state, con-
sul to Egypt, and Abraham Meade, theatre
ticket seller, gol into It difficulty At Nib
los garden, in the course Of which tho
former used his cane, but was removed be-
fore any damage could be done. \ war
rant hss boon Issued for tho arrest OF Bat
ler.
4 PILGEI5iAGE.
Il committee OF the Catholic Union nre
preparing for pilgrimages to Rome and
elsewhere, by Catholics Of this country.
It is proposed to lenve hot later than the
middle OF May.
GONE 70 wAsUIEGToN.
TX President Baez, Of San Domingo,
has CONC TO Washington.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-19
TIE INDIAN WAR--TEN CONAN.
CNHs SENT TO THE " HAPPY
HUNTING GROUND"
TIE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT
SiEEDINt.
DisASTHUtS FIRE IN DETROIT.
MICHIGAN.
TELfGRApHiC MARKET AND EIvIR
REpOkTS.
The Indians.
fROM wAsiEINGFnN.

WAsurSoroS, February ls--The war
department ha, advices from Texas that
Lieut. Col. Buell. with command con-
-i.tng Of parts OF companies ID aud q OF
the Tenth cavllty ard fifteen Tonbp
scouts, struck u small csup Of Comonchcs
on Doubt Mountsin fork on the Gflh inst =,
aud billed ten !rd'ons aud captured all
their stock, consisting of sixty-.our horses.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

Mo0RE's RURAL New. YORKER
The Publisher promises to make this
excellent paper better than ever during
1874. There are sixteen pages in ea.h
number, we'll furnished With good mat.
ter and good engr.vings, and the paper
is interesting and full Of information
The Rural Nes1. Yorker is family pa.
per, its contents are uosxoeptlonable,
and it is little wonder that it is as widely
popular 10 it is. A oew publisher baa
been engaged who will relieve Mr..
Moore and enable him to devote bis
time aud attention to tho editorial
Management, for which he is eminsotly
qualified BY over thirty ye,rs' expert.
enoe in sgrioultursl Journalism. We
congratulate tho Rural Ne,o. Horke,
on its deserved sucoess aud its h,ilIian,
prospects. Certsinly no agricultural
psper deserves better of the rural aud
industrial classes, and we trust the
year 1874-the twenty. fifth year of its
pubIication-vilI prove the most pros
porous ooe experienced 10 its reuarka.
bly, successful career. D. D. T. Moore
publisher, New York.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

UNDER the new Pennsylvania coD-
stitution, the Governor Is hereafter to
be elected for four years; the Legisls.
ture meets only bieuulally ; the length
Of the terms Of oil the Judges il in
dressed ; and tho fertile sourcs Of cor
ruption, tho October election, is aboI-
ished-the Penney lvanls elections
taking plsee in tho future On tho same
day % tho Presidential election.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

| ~. - g.. -
Duluth purposes having . free
reading room.
-Faribault lights up with Kerosene
At only twenty cents . gallon.
s-F.rlbault ia happy over . 598
pound porker, and claims the sausage
belt. .s~>@<
b. Osborne, of New York, has
purchased % acres Of land ne.r Auok.,
aud intends to 90 extensively into tho
cultivation Of hops. .-
Terry Kenn. was shot dead, on
Snake river, by AZ Indian. His body
has been taken to Saltwater. The
shooting is supposed to have been 49,
oidental. 49,
The dwelling house of J. W.
Task, Of Msnkato, caught fro on Sat.
urday morning and was burned. The
oonteuts of the building were saved.-
Loss $500; insured for $3.50.
George Lawrence, employed in
Horny Browns numbering crew, about
ono hundred miles above. Aiken, on
the upper Mississippi, wss accidentally
killed few days sgo.
George Slack, brother Of the late
Mr.. Slack of Harrington, suioided %
Saturday by hanging himself to . tree
near his residence in New Market,
Scott county.
"A petition is in circulation At
Rochester asking the Governor to par.
don Henry Stevens, who shot tie
uegrs boy Willis in that city some two
and a.hslf years ego.
On Saturday John Pete1z, one Of
the proprietors OF the Ma1ket Hotel,
St. PAIL, Was stabbed in tho back BY
Quarrelsoue person Zhom he had or.
deted out Of the house. The wound i,
not serious one.
-Rochester people will have to buy
their Sunday roast on Saturday or g
without. The butchers Of that pie q
publish card statiug that they viii
Mt sell any more meat on Sunday.
I WIN Wells IF Graann, Blu. Earth
county, has repeated the Butter6eld
:aoapade BY running away from biz
vito with bis servant girl, leaving debit
to an amount between 49, 900 and 81,
900.
Sometime during the night o
Wednesday, Joseph Corrig.n fell ove
the bluff at the foot of Cedar street, Sc
Paul, distance Of 80 feet, aud va
instantly killed. Corrig.n was a mill
wright BY trade, Of steady habits. 81
leaves . wife and several children.
| The Wabsshs Herald says
young lady named Breach, living i,
Hicks Valley, near that place, sho
herself through the breast with . sho
gun, while temporarily insane. It i
thought she may recover.------Joh,
Altman. living opposite Wabasha, va
buried in well fifty ieet deep, tn
sides caving in and filing the vol
full.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01
FROM LIGHT TO DARKNESS,

Gen. Butler finds . way out of al.
most every difficulty. At the late
choice of seats in the House he Was
thrown on the Democratic side, in the
very midst Of tho enemy. Tho Mas.
sAo6dsetsSs member smiled tweetly, took
al jokes gdpd n.turedly, and settled
himself viii = charming air Of content.
mens, Bssssssao the adj ourumsnt how
ever, and The I. ,senbling Of the House
the following day, the indefatis"bIe
Ben had execute ID corp dc main BY
sxohsngine sat, With oolored mem.
b,.. and whom e,th' spe'te''' g'7sl
'alled the Hosse' to order the next
there k~as tho somber shadow
+ au1teeuth amendment lowering from
tho very center ofthe Democratic s,zong.
bold. Tho House ohuckled, Butte,
looked innocent, and the Democrats
ees'ieulated exaitedly, and wanted to
tno" if social equality ~.s to be forced
upon then, ths;. d..sA'.rs compelled
to marry TO-, &c.; but the sen or All,
o. Gnched not, and to-day from on,
that spotlsS crowd Of Anglo S.xor
there looms kinkJ head and ohaz>o.
face, and tho freedman speaks from ,
Democratic standpointl The speot,cl,
would make good subject for paint
ing, and might ntly be termed ''Th,
End of the Conflict"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

usT vesk the engineers and fro.
mon employed on . number ot the
eastern and westera railroads, more
pertieulaily the PsnnsJl'sois Central
and. IT. leased lines, struck and quit
work. They opposed the reduction Of
ton pr cent 10 their wages, and thsi,
densads. for full pay cot being seoedsd
to they took the course stated above.
The strike still continues and the rsil-
rosds arc much embarrassed. Passen.
ger trains sre run with some approach
10 regularity, but there il . great 90.
eunulation of freight awaiting the
sending out Of freight trains.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01
THE sVIRaINIUs sUHK.

The United States steamer Ossipee
arrived 1t Now York On Monday, but
without tho Virglnius. It seems that
this troublesome vessel leaked badly at
the time Il Has taken possession of by
the United Staten, aod its condition
continued to grow worse each day, IN
til on Friday last, when of Cape Fear,
tho water vss 70 high that the fires
were PIT out end tie pumps could not
work The crew vss transferred to
the eOsipss, and 1t four o'clock il The
sftefpsooi tho notosioas stesmss went
to tho bottom. IL woud b . mstses
of:eyest satisfaction il oil The din.
uulties connected with the vea(psssoeld
have been dragged under .ks With
her g@..sa>.1~ -
The vi.sinius c.ptives were landed
.ttbe ps,yysrd At .NtvY York on
Mond evening, and we're taken
sbal fbJths Cuban jast.. They
pas s;sossos thssks 9 Commander
ID oshsr o@ss,isss II the Junist..
.'sa sBssiisl I'd. Santiago butcher.
Z bssa ssdsrsd BY the home govern.
~ i6sfspost 1: Msdrid to answer
- ~ preferred agsinst, him for st.
III The exiting administration in
W : proclamation issued Int
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

Az there 10 20 absolute necessity
Tor II. heavy appropriations for the
improvement Of rivers and fortidca-
tiops under the Engineers Bureau Of
tho War Department, the estimates for
sueh pro,ements, amounting 70 $780,.
100000, viii probably be reduced
ta,33,o 100000.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

THE Supreme Court OF Illinois hes
again and for the third time ioterfe,ed
70 ave the Lie Of Rafferty,, who killed
= Cbiesgo policeman nearly year and
shalt ego. Three times has the jury
brought 10 verdict Of murder in the
fnt degree, and tho Chicago papers
resent With just indignation this con.
tinusd Interference Of the Supreme
Court TO prevent the execution of jus.
ties. Between the bubbles Of the
Q 'u1sa and tho Lax state Of public son
,imsat, murder i rapidly growing to
be safs end Inexpensive psstims.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01
sonTanRs PAolElo COLONY.

George Wor.hiugton, W. e, Meek.
Col. Luoieo Marsh, and Ruins CLANCY,
rromiueut and wealthy citizens Of Mil.
~aukee, have purchased 1900 acres Of
land At Wape,on, 10 the Sheyenne Val.
ley, fifty miles west of Fargo, agreeing
to cultivate one.third next season.
These gentlemen we're At Wapeton du-
ring the recent cold snap when Lieut..
Thompson was 10 badly frozen, yet not.
withstanding the cold and the fact that
their explorations were in winter, they
concluded to invest in and pay cash for
their land. In the region they have
selected the land is excellent, tho rich,
black soil measuring from eighteen
inches to four feet in depth. The ".
ter is excellent and there is . fair
amount of timber.
The gentlemen who have made this
purchase are we'll known in the North.
west a. commission merchants and deal.
ers 10 farm machinery they will op.
crate under tho firm style Of the d..
kota Land improvement Association.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

Ascending to Mr. Alexander Del.
mar, the utmost capacity of . populs.
ton to consume grain in the form Of
food is eight to ten bushels FER capita
per snsumn. The grain product of
the commercial world however, amounts
to eighteen busheIs per head, giving
On excess Of supply which necessarily
makes agriculture Improbable. In
l94S 1adisn corn wat worth sixty. seven
cents gold per bushel; now it is worth
oolIf1ty-seven cents currency. I'll
,his, says Mr.. Delemar, ''does DO,
demonstrate over-supply, political
economy is a vslueless science, and Oh:
servatios IL, matters relating to bread
staffs must 70 for nothing"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

ON Wednesday P,ttsburg vas % en-
veloped in fog and coal smoke that it
was necessary to light the gas IN the
streets, and al tho business places
were ablaze with Ras-hghts. Minueso.
ta sunlight is good enough for os.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

IT is . dull week that does not fur
nish At least ono elopemeot item. A
Mrs. Burlington, Of Eau Claire, WIS.,,
and certain soal.wag named Donald.
SOD, formerly of Minneapolis, are the
accommodating individuals this time.
MrA BIS soul was stirred up in anger
because some of Mr.. b. relatives made
their home under her and bis roof, and
90 she fed With Donaldson. Mr. B.
foll,wed and tracked the couple to
Rosemount, where they were discover.
ed in IN up.stalrs room, devouring
e'acters and bologus in anything but
. romantic manuer. Donaldson was
disposed to shoot, but concluded no. to,
and Buhogtou took bis wife home
With him on Mooday-without any body
(exoept, perhaps, DonaldsoD) envy,nR
him his possession.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

THI usual public debt statement for
the month preceding will be issued
January ID. It is thought st the
Treasury Department that the increase
viii be somewhat less than during No.
venber,, aud viii b about $780,
600.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

Hon. CALEB CUSHING hes bsen up.
pointed BY tho Presideot Ministe. to
Spain, to succeed Gen. Stokes, whose
resignation w,s accepted. I. IS under.
stood that Mr.. Cushing has accepted
the appointment which il certainly
ON 4 one.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

ON Saturday Ex.City Treasurer
0sge Of Chicago, transferred to the
city bis entire real and personal prop.
erty, amounting In the aggregate to
$528, 900 and including $147,600 Ger
ddestes Of suspended banks 10 which
he bad city funds deposited. The val.
uation Of tho property thus surrendered
wss made by the eorporatio. lawyers
upon the best information to be Oh.
tanned, and is probsbI, no more than
will be realised 10 cash from il.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01
4 NEW Light.

From Wassea comes . new paper,
the Usissrsa1 CAristian Republic,
bearing the name Of r. Thompson ~
editor; A three. column platform OF
principles 10 prom uIgated. The "object
OF our mission" il announced to b ito
relieve the world Of its tyrants who
have usurped dominion over the bodies,
souls and oonsoiences Of moral agents
Of both sexes in evary period Of che
past, and u restore BY che use Of .p
propriats agencies universal soo,sey to
il normal condition which ID that Of
self govsrnment"- and which is GER
tainly . very respsotable.sised job for
one paper to undertake. "Oar guiding
ssar," 1t Gays, sis the law and testi.
mony." "Ths coming man of tho
Ch'istiau Republic will turn away
from tho honors that come from be-
meath, rejecting al titles of distinction.
The,e will be 10 separate churches or
seetarian beliefs in "the coming king.
dom," and we are al requested ITO
rise ~ the new aedged eagle rises from
it she'll or - the child from the
swaddliag bands and leading strings 70
. true ara noble manhood" This new
light IN the newspaper armament ia.
vors labor assoeia.ica~j :h:~ts railroads
LIQUID b held By tho government as
free - the air 10 BREATHE" bit that
"uo FREQ passes should b. allcted :"
believes the "roos OF the evil of D..
temperance is 10 the license sySsun -
and has no doubt but that "th worlds
oris's is upon ~" There is hog
dissertation on prophecy, the upsho.
Of which il that tho future 10 to- witnes>|
"the final gathering Of tho Jews and
their peaceful and safe Settlement III
tho United Statesof America, and the
'bsorptioa bYfhis government of al
the kiesedms and nations through
which tho lssssitss have been sc.>..er-
.d"-~hish. ~ sssp...fully -Iogees,,
would b good time to .s,.ome specie
payments. We hsvaSi dim euspioion
that this pablishsr was never in the
uswsPapss hu.iasss before, for 10 de-.
slarss hu belief thAs bis paper "is .
ahild OF destiny" And yet vithou,
shst implicit faith in destiny that one
might b led 70 expect, hs announces
that the second number Of the paper
will not b issoed until four hundred
pairing subso1,be's have been obtained.
The ''vozld's tyrants" will undoubtedly
draw long breath Of relief on learn.
ing that the day Of their extinction has
been 90 far removed,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

CONFLICTING reports come from
SPAN. Some ore to the effect that
CASTELAR, will have . majority in the
Coftss, which meets Tomorrow ; while
others say that Serrono viii take the
place CASTELAR, DOW holds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

A MRs. A. w. MASON 10 o. he
trail Of her trusns husband, who passed
through 81. Paul last week for Fort
Gary. She proposes to s"ins her
hand 10 her liege lords hair if it takes
her Ill winter to find him.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

A WARRINGTON dispatch of Satur.
day says: The Treasury Department.
bad but $2s 900, 900 Of tho Legal ten
der reserve on hand, showing tina,
81, 600, 900 have been issued in the
past three months. It is estimated ut
tie Department that n the press Mt "a
ito of internsl revenue receipts oontin-
ne, this bslaoce will suffice tor oil the
wants Of the government up to April
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

HoN. CHARLEs DELANo, Secretary
Of the lossrior, aud bon. Willis Drum.
nood; Commissioner Of tho General
Land Ono. vere 10 81. Paul hist week
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

0D1. Isaac Van ETTEN, . p,omi.
nsns lawyer aud 40 old .eit;sen Of 81.
Psll, died in that city On Sabbath
morning, Of disease Of the heart, and a
the age Of As years.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

A LIST Of jay Cooke & Co.'S liabili-
tiss be- been published BY the United
StsAes Ms,shal. The number Of ered.
iton i 1898; amount of claims, g..
s4S, 25O.O7.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

II y understood that tho Presiisut
viii withdraw the name Of Attorney
0spsPsl Willians for Chief Justice
ivha1 The Senate reaseembies.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01
THE TRADE
~ IL
ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1879.

The would
most respectfully friends throughout the North
west iadaee.'ns
posb regards stocks and the Lowest n'r
prices Receiving first hands, both this country sad H.
facilities shipment
inducements superior ether
market admitted " be the best Western Market for al a'1'
Of farm products, find to their advantage to make '''s'
mens Commission Merchants
YORK; s s:;' %
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS srAr1oNERs.
D Merin&c Co.. se st Roo'en, 2ls Third
BOOKSELLERS AND srAr1osERs.
D Merrill Co., rbirast IA Taylor. l4s Third St
BOOTS AND SHOES.
'ssss*s a:s 49, TS 1s:s Co., 70 Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
s's1 a ':: as';'' Horny Mills and '"'
CARPETS OIL CLOTHS. PAPER
' As e Co.. EsS '
CHINA GLASS, AND oUEENswARE.
Son, Pollock Donaldson Ogden 1e'rlr1*
TOBACCO
'' ''; e,o,!5:
CO. ns 49, III ss'' r'''i'' Co. Third "
Granger s Hodge. 1ol
5s::; %:;; !; f:
VIM T.a s Sfss1 CO Co.. " s.
coaREo11oN1Rs ~
~ ' COPPER AND bnAss WORKS:
'''' "''' % '; DooRs SASH BLINDS AND nou1Dnas
''''' Dsu 1es'' MnDic1srs AND CHEMICALS
GOODS.
sehf ia and ls se. 2 Third s:s
William Lee 1856 Third FANG, GOODS ro,,vss
FANCY AND HAIR GOODS.
John ''''''' ''S Third St ruRs1runr
sss VIM sAusy 1872 rhird't
GUNS RIFLES, PISTOLS AND SPORTING GOODS
wmR Burkhard, Kennedy
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
H @
A''' Asn
5 s s s!: 2s ss ss S1; 70 Third
Gordon" " Robert no NAILS AND s n:;s $50 Third
n,eo Dean. 81 Third s. '' Br.d.n Brothers. 1854 rAs.
a unoson, <rAronnAKrRs MA1ER1A1s)l 1hnd't
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
'''''' ''''''' ErHoeRApHno AND ENGRAVING
as; Publishing Co Reed cor Third and t''
LUMBER COMPANIES
5f1 Ps sHs; g. a f p Pin c' s'"'''
MACHINERY MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES
wosey Co, Robinson Co., 81 Thi'
r''' ''s 81 r ssss:' "''''' and ''
NOTIONS, TOYS,
4 4 '''''' ~ ''''' PAINTS, OILS WINDOW GLASS, &c.
seys' Brothers Cutler 81 Third ss..s Riss 1925 Third"
PAPER BOX MANUFACTURERS
2s Third st
|Averl. Russell 224 Third st
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK, FRAMES, &c.
thinner Bros.21
"''''' sADD1nR7 AND sApD1rRr HARDWARE.
Morehou Schmidt kisfe 80 Robert
MANUFACTURERS
AGENTS Co, Agents
nro; Co.
Sewing Kasson Noyes Agents "snee III
Davis ssTins Machine Co.. s!
lena 124 Jackson st hold Manager sS2 ihrd"
Wholesale Depot 81 Thirds
TRUNK MANUFACTURERS DEALERS.
Cippen
LIQUORS.
Third Peabody Lyons 1e1
Trankel Co,
Benx&
Retail Business of st. Paul.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

81. }. BARNARD Intends ooossstios
The seat Of Lorenzo aoy1 elected 70
the Hoass from Ramsey county, and
,,hsa lsArvsd notice.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

THR police made . descent on tho
headquarters Of the Kentucky lottery
Ia New York CT. Oh Saturday.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

4 T11sSpaoish prise eous>At Madrid
h.. sesdsnnsd the Vlrgiuius q I lsW.
.ful psise. Better 6ud her nov. :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01
A Chance to Make Money

w.vant two wide awake Agents, male
or female. to canvass Stearns county for
neo and live books. ,.:s.- 81
Address ..GENERBL BOOK AGENCY"
Rox 1899 o. = ~ PAUL.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

THI Chicago Pct denies the report
that there sre twenty thousapd uusm-
,ploysd woskingmsa in that city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01

TIN school fund Of this State
.mous.. 70 5000, 900, 100000 OF
which n in honda,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1874-01-01
Retail Business of st. Paul.


dealers
ein
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-14

And now there is another war over the
question whether man has any rights
which woman is bound to respect A
worthy citizen Of Milwaukee concluded to
paint his house, and accordingly secured
an artist with pot and brush, who mounted
a ladder and commenced operations The
hired girl, at the same time, concluding to
water the grass, got out the garden hose
and went at it, She was a nervous girl,
and something gave her such start that
she was unable to control the nozzle, which
turned in her hand, and poured about four
barrels Of pure Lake Superior water, from
the bottom of the lake and just off the ice,
into the face and down the back Of the man
on the ladder. With wild whoop Of de-
spair, he flung up his hands, aud ladder,
paint. man aud all came tumbllng to the
ground IN one heap, knocking down the
girl and daubing both plentltuIly with the
contents of the paint-p0t. AS soon as the
painter could remove the mixture OF paint,
/ dirt, water aud hired girl from his person,
he started franticaIly off to get "a warrant
for the arrest Of the cause Of his trouble,
and the courts Of justice will soon be called
upon to decide whether a man can peace.
fully pursue his ayocation without being
got into some internal scrape by woman
Mining .j0uraai.