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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-27

The Atchison Champion thinks
the number Of dogs indicate dog
days.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-27

Lee county, Iowa, has abolished
"algebery" from the scho OILS, as a
useless ornament.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-27

Remember that usefulness and
happiness go through this world
hand in hand.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-27

A pair at San Francisco char
tered a tug and steamed outside
the bar, with the romantic inten-
ton of having the wedding cere-
mony performed on the bounding
billow. It is comforting to know
that they were very sea-sick, and
were obliged to return unmarried.
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y Do something to make the world
about you better and brighter.
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Laugh when you can; cry
when you are obliged to.
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The proud Saratogans are ex-
erclsed Abcut temperance.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-27

A Wren legally captured .
coonradt at Paola a few days ago.
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The temperance crusaders of
New York are holding meetings
in Harry Hills theater.
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An owl looks wise. but light
hurts his eyes ~
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Tweed has been returned to the
u Jail by some technicality in law.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-27

bishop Cummins is greatly in
eensed at the use Of ritualistic in
eense.
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NOTICE.

HH He subscriber Will let some respon-
Il sible party have his Stallion TO keep
the coming season, for one-half he earns.
Apply to JAMES HUMPHREY,
Three miles west of Amerlcus.
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VS.
Margaret Rush, NOTICE..
L. w. Rush and defidts.
AID. Howard.
4 Rush and =. W. Rush, residents of
the State of New Jersey, will take notice
that they have been sued by the above
named George w. kirkendall, in the Dis
trict court ofLyon county, Kansas; that
the petition in said action is filed in the
Clerks Office of the District court Of Lyon
county, Kansas, that they must answer
the petition flied as aforesaid on or before
the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1874, or the
saic petition will be taken as true and
judgment rendered against said defend.
ants Margart Rush and =. W. Rush for
the sum of five hundred dollars with in
terest thereon from the Sd day of January,
1913 at the rate Of II per cent. per annum
and the sum of twenty nve dollars as at
torney's fee for foreclosing the mortgage
mentioned in said petition; that the said
mortgage be forecfosed, and the same adj
Judged lien upon the real estate therein
described; that the interest of the defend
ant, A. ID. Howard, in the real estate here
in after described be ascertained and the
same adj judged subordinate TO the plain
tifH's said lien; that the following real
estate described in said mortgage situate
IN Lyon county, Kansas, to-wit: The
west half OF the east half and the east
half of the west half of the southeast
quarter OF the north half of the north west
quarter of section nine 90 township nine
teen 10, range eleven I'll be sold accord
ing to.law, and the proceeds of the sale
thereofapplied toward the payment OF said
Judgment and that the said defendants
be forever barred Of and from all right,
title TO said real estate
ORRIN MILLER.
Attorney for Plaintiff in Action.
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wyandotte has a significant
name, (lie d sell, } Lycel. fa ?
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Plants for Sale.

a o0yOOG Hedge PIants for
Il sale. Leave orders ST tEns store Of
G.. W. Frederick, or at the nursery OF ID.
L. Myers, miles west Of Hartford.
B. +. MYERS,
II. MYERS.
Emroria, Dec. 10, 1873. 5Oms
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NUMBER ID.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SHERTFF's SALE

NOTICE is hereby given, that by viz
IN tue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of the
District court Of Lyon county, Kansas.
to me directed, 1 viii on Monday the Goth
day Of April, 1874, at 10 O'Clock 3. m, at
the front door OF the court house, IN said
county, offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the follow.
ing described real estate, situate IN Lyon
county. to-wit: Commencing so rods and
10 feet. south OF northwest corner. OF
southeast quarter, Of section Is, township
II, range III east $40 feet, south $50 feet,
west $50 feet, north $50 feet to place OF be-
ginning. To be sold as the property Of
John d. Mcdonald, and Ellen Mcdonald.
% satisfy q judgment in favor of T, C.
w atseH. JOHN BAY.
Sheriff, Lyon county.
Emporia, Kan, March Goth, 1874. 1857.
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EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY, MARCH q. 1874
JOfTINGS.

Chicago has a policeman who is
Foul all over.
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sATEs or ADVERrTSTNG.

A6vertisements ealcnlated BY the inch. IN
Ieleth OF column. For cuts and double col
or rates. An legal and transient advertising
70 be paid for In advance, except when order
ed ~ ons roSa.eiE 1900 - c, OsI Esses s
must be strictly adhered 70.
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Dallas. Texas, Herald: "a
sucker got of the cars at the de-
pot yesterday to buy q snack
and man in q hurry asked him to
give him stwo ten dollar green
backs for a gold twenty. He
gave the man in a hurry the two
ten dollar greenbacks, and found
- We'll, if the reader of the
Reporter cannot tell how the
gold pieces turned out he had bet
ter stop reading altogether.
A wag went to the station of
one of the railroads one evening,
and finding the best car full, said
in low tone, "Why, this car isn't
golng" OF course this caused 3
general stampede, and the wag
took the best seat. In the midst
of the Indignation the wag was
asked: "Why did you say this
car va sn't going?a @Weh, il
wasn't then" replied the wag,
shut it IS now
I ~
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For Sale or Trade,

THE engine and well digging zppara.
tins used by the Emporia Coal Min
ring Co. In good order, and will be sold
at bargain. Apply at gun shop OF
9. 10 Fifth avenue. EmDorfa,
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Hartford Water It'll.

HyHE proprietoFn of this min take
4 pleasure In Informing the public that
their mill Is new ready to grind wheat
and corn at the customary rates Of tell.
VIII pay the market price IN cash fer
wheat
ROGAE, WENGER & TAYLOR.
Hartford, Nov. I. 1871. a
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PTBITC SALE.

ON the 4th OF April, 1874, will offer
~ for sale at my residence, two miles
southwest of Patty's mill, as follows:
One span of Horses, one Two-Horse
Wagon, two Fresh Mich Cows, two
Yearling Calves; also, Household Furni-
ture and goods of various kinds, in addl-
ton to brooms and broom machinery.
All sums Of five dollars and under
Cash. All sums over five dollars, 1 will
give credit of eight months, purchasers
giving note at ten per cent. interest, with
approved security, or will pay dis
count of ten per cent. on all sums over
five dollars paid down. Sale to COM
mence Saturday, April 4th, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. SOLOMON H. SPILLMAN.
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Inhaliag air forcfblY and quickly
stops paIpitatfon of the heart.
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LIVERY STABLES.
Il. n. DAVIS

j. IL. DAVIS,
= livery, FEED AND SALE STABLE, on
II Fourth avenue between commercial ami
Mechanics street, is now prepared 10 let
livery teams, carriages, sleighs and saddle
horses, at living prices. Good care taken ia
boarding transient stock Also good wagon
yard. jan1If
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L. j. JACOBS, n. D.,
janI5stI
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j. j. WRIGHT, M. D.,
EFICE over First National Bank,
Residence on West street.
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ELS PRAGUE,

CARPENTER AND BUILDER shop az
J 18th Avenue, between CommereIal amt
Mechanics street. All calls promptly attend
cd to. janIT2-ti
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j.. 4. MOORE, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. onioe
Il the Drug store of Moore & Weaver
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE OF KANSAS, LYON COUNTY.
In the District Court of said County.
George W. KirkendalI, plff.i
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Gun and Locksmith.
wRIGHT BROS.

Have opened gun and IockEmith es.
Enlistment, on Fifth avenue, old Bis
marck stand where they are prepared 70
do all kinds Of work In their line on short
notice and unreasonable prices. 0
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7----------------------
ODD FELLOWS.
A BARGAIN IN IREEs AND VINES.

T HAVE lot OF nice Naples. Box FL
Il der and Lombard. Also, bearing grape
vines, all o; which will sell cheap. ]
have some shrubery and Towering plants
which can be had at my farm. two miles
northeast Of Emporia.
Aft JOHN FAWCETT.
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BUILDERS. ARCHITECTS. sc.

W. W. HIBBENs
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Once in
Il Hanna's building, 1s2 Commercial street
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q. W. SUTTON, MD.
TCLECTIC PHYSICIAN, Hartford
II Lyon county, Kansas.
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PHYSICIANS

ANNA WARREN, N ID.
OFFICE in brick building, next south
TOP. o. Residence northeast cor
Rer of Merchant and 9TH avenue
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A Yves tern paper says that the
way to kill off the poets who offer
to write pieces gratuitously is to
accept their efforts, hand them to
the worst compositor and let the
proof-realer correct them accord
ing to his own ideas of prosody.
This is warranted to destroy the
strongest poctical fever in three
weeks.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-03-27
AN ACT

To amend an act entitled eAn act.
for the regulation and support
of common schools being
chapter ninety-two, laws OF 1868.
Be it enacted BIZ the Legislature of
a. .t1.fa 1,1c L-n.nerc.-
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/ A fiirst-c1ass job Printing office con
1ected with The News. Plain and Fan
| ey printing executed on short notice.
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jewellers in crystal palaces
should refrain from the propul-
sion of irregularly- shaped par
ticles of granite formation is the
way in which q California editor
put the English proyerb about
stones AMI glass houses.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17

Inc "ea'y rA'.' o. ''s' wees ssm'sea 'ne
s",'e"s :" o"' Wv" s'.'.', -"a"' " W,
''.'e"' ""e r." P'',' ~
o'"'s 'sss' ~. ','es ". s',' ss"'"
:" "os''.' "',,''s ~ 49, w, 'u' ~ "a
W. 'a' ~ 80 'e"'e ,'. " :. -,
too are containing. while the hands engaged
on the Cincinnati Southern have been quietly
taking their rsl
,,
"e N's',"o.se '1" -. -
'e".s' '"'"'u"' "s"' y" u.s. ."s
..'" ''e No.'''o",. -,
we'll stsked and ridcrcd at that. And the
question isstill asked by our vigilant town au-
thoritics. "who struck Billy Patterson y and
echo answers who.
IT.. h.;.r from, ~ orr now co,r,bo.se VII,
J.. 80. 49, /. s.w d.v. and In lien
thereof solid iron front viii he erected, part
OF the heavy columns and pillars having al
ready reached our town. The framework Tor
the cupola viii be completed this week i'S
height from the root viii DC about W iee''
A set If ladders. purcbased by the Trustees
% our ''""' " W. .se" wv W. -. "a 49, !. ~,
'"s'e' ..'e '.a'''' s
!. o~, ,,'- '"e 49,. ~. -;
. 81
'"''''' VI e'' ~
Richard Warren, candidate for Common
aavs in an, town last we.k He has many
fr;snd. in our county who will support him
IN The .on,;r, comics, Our county will he d.
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Cumberland River.

On Thursday and Friday last the mighty
Cumberland was out Of its banks, one grand
river from cliff to cliff at the Waitsburg fer
ry, caused from the heavy rains Of last week.
However, NJ. ii. Owsley and J. $. Chrisman
entered their appearance in our town ON Fri
day evening, took dinner aud went their way
rejoicing, taking Richard Warren with them ;
all Of whom, no doubt, made good speeches at
Hustonville, on Saturday last.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17

Sim Hicks, gentleman Of much experience
in the hotel business, takes possession Of this
well-known house in a few days. having pur-
chased from F. +. Shepherd hls unexpired
term. We wish Mr.. Hicks success Those
fond Of fish fresh from our mountain streams
will often fad his table supplied with the
most delicate and iavorite species, and not
only fish and other good things to eat, but will
find everything else about the house usually
found at well-kept hotels to make the guest
comfortable and satisfied
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Public Library.

Ticket No 29,72s drew $500, one tenth of
which is. held by George sevedge, of our coun-
ty, who is the only lucky man out here, with
the exception of those holding approximate
numbers. The 9th and last drawing is pub
lished to take place on the 3ist July next.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17

The District Democratic Committee me,
here last Monday with full representation.
for The ruq,svof-siernins apianI % nominate
caadidates for the Office Of Circuit Court
Judge and Circuit Court Attorney. For some
reason our representative failed to furnish us
with the proceedings Of the meeting, but we
learn from general rumor that primary cleo
ton was ordered to be holden in all the coun-
ties Of the District on the 3rd Saturday In
May next; the candidates for the two Offices
having the plurality to be declared the nomi,
nees Of heparfy. II such was the action Of
the Committee We heartily concur In IL; be-
lieying the best interests Of the party demand
this mode Of nominating ticket. =
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Died.

At his home, six miles west Of Somerset on
the 9th inst, Of heart disease, John Denham,
aged SO. lie was member Of the Masonic
Fraternity and was buried with the hono> Of
the Order, on the l1ih inst. VI. Denham was
good citizen, and his death will be lamented
by many relatives and friends.
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JOIN X. BREcKINgIDGE, Esq, a
young man twesty-four years old, aud
son Of the late Y. j. Breckenridge d..
d. was shot and kileasv drunken young
man named Anderson, in Lebanon,
Tenn, one day last week. lis said that
the killing was'wholy unprovoA1 and
a deliberate murder. Anderson was he
son of the Mayor of the city Mr..
Breckenridge was student in the Law
School there. His remains were iaaen to
Lexington tor intcrment
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~ that. sxnellent paper
SIar n1e We did not
~ q 1hoUs 3onor Yves due"
~ 1alented Southern Poe
6nch. with an extract from
AfunGh 81 the Flowers" Now
1nts <srDliticai Editor" In bis
~ 1lG1tcd and select course Of
- GasIly remember each of his
on1boss wAilst we, having read
y ~ every writer of note from
4 y ~ 10 our own sweet songster
. {Iay1, do1psetimes get authors
~ 1lthoug( we never forget
~ fhl emAnaIi6ns from their fer
49, II plan We have long since
3np>od g piSs-i& Gsywe-wot of,
y quote every good thing whether
oD ehakspear, Or crockett) as coming
a the Book II books--credit any good
hg that W cannot place-to some
Z Boz y whom u 'is worthy, and let-et
q Bat seriously we must be allowed
q 7DpRrntulate the Editor Of the Jour
~ % u good taste be envinces in his
~ lii III II was, in the "Fifh Read
II and assure him II ever he acts as
Eotos, C0npsitor and Freshman with
~ any ~ except the devil. "a boy but
&rnIso year q sge--he WIN be content
ta ecCoN TIE fi0wer regardless as u
weree bloomed. Were we an old
- = might DO all this, and still
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Ir is said that the courthouse in Iexagton
would disgrace any pauper county ia the
State. We presume the people Of faette
eodhty boid ND, ity l-~--sni,y >'rause
Henry Clay rose u eminsnee as lawyer
within its sacred walls. Our advice 70 them
is to tear ii down md let each citizen carry of
a relici, and then bniI'l decent and cbnfort-
able Temple Of Justice.
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SPEECHES wers made here last Monday BY
John 5. Van Wrinkle and NJ. n. owsley Esls
candidates for Circuit Judge, aud Hon. JAS
.. Chrisman, Col. Frank Wolford, X. Q. Var
rem, Esq., and Judge George Denny, gndi-
dates for Commonwealth Attorney.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-04-17

- Se-caeessen'
hSio mas meeting Wa
CUurt house In Stamford on
- 90 a. ob;cct Of which
4 - M. Jacob Cooper,
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TuE ". Louis. Rsputsoan, commenting on
the result Of the recent elections, says the
great difficulty with the Democratic party Is
to &c, il warm all over at the same time. II
carries New Hampshire and Connecticut, but
loses 81. Louis. When one member Of its
body polite is galvanized into life, another
shows signs Of dissolution. This may be It's
present condition, but between Grantisms inha-
ton. snnborn jobbery and general corruption,
II would not hs surprising II Il warmed up
Nxnd stalked oyer the land In isshion that
| n norboen'saSn since ls5O.-rcin., Com.
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Cart. W. H. ABBOTT young lawyer OF
Louisville. was shot and perhaps fatally
wounded. on Tuesday last, BY Mr.. john ".
Green, Of the firm Of Morton, Gal. a Co.,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


We sre authorised h. announce JNO. w. BARNETT
Is q candidate ior the oface 81 judge ~ the PULASKI
County Court. at The next August cle,tion.
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THE ca,s Of Al. Z. Raseli against the Gin
cinsaii .soa,hsrn Railraj cosapaa,. was to
have beso sled on "Wednesday lat, bot the
.sarties asyeei 10 transier ID 10 the Circuit
Con6, - n v Ia come up for faal trial on
the sessslh daysp ~ tssn. Z, Monday Of
the sspsnd. week. The 49, u John Coa'
man xx~insi shs same, wiu BE- sFlsd-e~ : The
Nsyssnsy Court DAY "a Monday. Thsa
- ~ fsy sAsps. = d0GhoH ias trial, SO iar p
~ 49, = ~ eopnl N esseegasd. v
~: =; 2; =; =
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!. The Judiciary Committee have re-
ported a substitute for Summers infa-
nous Civil Rights Bill, which is not re-
lieved of any of itsstench. ltProvides
that.
An persons within the Jurisdiction Of the
United States shall be entitled u the equai
enoyment of inns, public conveyauees on
land and water, tieaters and other public
places of amusement, and also of common
schools and public institutions of learning or
benevolence, supported in whole or in part
hy general taxation, and Of cemeteries so sup
ported, subject only 10 the conditions and linn
itations established by law, and applicable
alike 10 citizens Of every race and color, re-
gardless Of any preyisus condition Of servi-
<Rde. = ,-s----.s-- -.-ss------.-. -
Anx- person denying citizen az pffvf-
lese conferred BY the bill shall ny 500 to
the person aggrieved, and shall ayo be deem
ed guilty Of mi-demesnsr, and ugnn conneetion
thereof shall be fined net lea fhan $500 nor
more than 81 900, or be imydisoned not less
than thirty days, nor more han one year
The District aud Circn1 Coarir Of the Uni
led state are given executive Jurisdiction Of
all ofienses against ths/bill, and actions may
be prosecuted in ans United States Court
wherever the defspdan, may be found with
out regard to the uther party.
Any District Attorney who shall willfnily
fail 10 institutsand prosecute the preceding
required .hak for every oiense forfeit and
pay the suplof 500 10 the person aggreved,
and UPON conviction thereafter be guilty. Of
misdesasAnor and be fined not i,ss llan II 900
and mo- more than 5000.
Nocitizsn shall b. disqualified for service
as sfsnd or pclis juror in any State on United
States Court ON account Of ra~s, color Or pre-
yious coalition OF seryitudei and any officer
who shall exclude or iail TO summon any 9th
ren for that cause shall be dned not more
than 500. SO
All cases arising under ihs act may he re-.
viewed by the suprume Court Of the United
States.
Let Democrats ard iii'fohLis apply
the sbose bill TO their soir beads. and
we opine that a|cure will Follow as 4 by
magic, - va
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-22

THE SIDE SHOW AT THE RECEPTION OF
THE New YORK DELEGATION.-The edi.
tor of the New York Mall, who was with
the New York delegation when it was re-
ceived by the President makes the fol-
lowing interesting statement:
'.As to what we may call the side
show that attended, rather unpleasantly.
the interview with the President. it is evil
dent that he cannot be held responsible
for that. The impotence and push an d
check of Butler were never more con-
spicuously shown, than when Yesterday
morning, after talking with one of the
New York delegation IN the White House
rs to the nature of the visit of the delega-
ton, the warrior statesman rushed into
the Presidents room, button-h oled him
and compelled him to listen and the dele
cation to wait, while he exhausted the
Presidents patience by his untimelv whis-
perings. Neither could the President
prevent the unexpected intrusion of three
leading intiationist Senators, who seemed
to be present for the purpose of lendino
the weight of what they might term the
moral influence against that of the del
egatiOn. Evidently the presence of these
gentlemen and of Butler was pre-arranged
as it was known on Thursday nioht that
the hearing was to tlke place Frid,y
ut about ten o'clock. The extreme-and
very ENTHUSIASTICALLY of the exca1la,,t
speeches of Mr.. Low and Mr.. Cbittenden
was doubtless the cause of is appointment
TO Mr.. Morton, who was slowly ASCENDING
the stairs to the Executive Climber as the
delegates were retiring. We have no
doubt that the President WAS even more
annoyed by the silly performance than
We're the members of the DELEGATION.
toward whom, as We have said. his manner
was not only courteous but cordial"