, 1875-03-02

NOW 4CfkGfa arc QlEcnFhIHH tAo AlpEuAcuiub
marriage Of Miss BALIrE nEnDAS, daughter Of
Gen. DEnpAN, to Count pEtLET1En UAuSAs,
Secretary OF Legation to the french Embassy At
Waitcd, but he probably thinks BEnpkN tho
hand In worth two In tho bush Of posaibilIsios.
JAMES RonsnT LUCAS, Chief Ciork Of tho
Minnesota State Auditor, lod at 81. Paul ycster-
day. 1Io WAS born In Chicago Ia 1885, ,enrnod
as Captain In tho paymasser Department, and,
and leaving tho army, removed to Minnesota.
uo leaves vito and three children.
II. ii. vAs Nonr, Commissioner Of Public
Works, of New York City. has resigned. mud
FtrzIona poRTEn has been appointed In his
place. Tammapy Hall will support him. Com
mado JEFF DAVIS private secretary hfs con-
t11cntial officer, aud now appoints eashiered
Qeneral to tho best place In hiB gift.
According 10 PAUL .. sopDzns, Of Lafayette,
Ind, DEEcnEn commenced business as ravivai-
tet In thai torn thirty-two yoara ago. Elder
KNAPP was doing 30 much damagcto the Preaby-
tcsisn cause by converting ita people TO BAPTIST
thoulogy that DEEouEn Waa put up In competi-
ton, aud Hoon recalled tho straying hheop. In
fact, ho made sueh inrohds upon tho opposition
flock, that Elder KSArr Withdrew tn disgust
Las. Friday tho Norwich Bulletin published Its
woa,,,ooton Ifanatcb. containing an oceount of
tho n3uht se.sIon Of tho Ronat.. unBer the bend
OF "The Great American Scauds." Tho foro
man had becn laborlng under the effects Of =
HeveEe attack Of lager-beor, but great many
persons read that dispatch who wouldn't have
done so II tho mistake lad not occurred, just AZ
aomo good people rotuBo to road tho proceedings
OF tho trial unloas they nre published uuler the
head Of "1lolsgioua Intelligence" ."-Byook!yn
Arous.
Lord HARRINGTON, o1ApsroxE's successor,
orca ~ ,vors,no1 a "uson of th. ,,om.monao
named LucY WA1rEns, euplonlously nicknamcd
nsk,rr1Es." When a distinguished Admiral
was appointed by Lord pALAEnsroA to an I'M
portaut command, he ia n.tl to havo nsled tho
iaun.y Premier, .sM.y tako Bow1Es 7"-a1so
an Admiral and Lord PAIMehs1os'a nrotaer.in-
law "bo%1Esl aa'u l'ofd fALAEhafoN. I'm.
oy AL mcaos' enu sk1T1.Es' 100: y you p'eaae:
Ah' non.o Aoiu eaaaat auese'a ~ a'&A4"s LIZ
eoe"'es toseos 'n'a attacnn''h!'
ANDREW JoHHaoS' It ~ aa:d. was called on to
stump No" Hampshire for tho Democrata' ana
replied thus;
x asan,' feo ~, @ h;,sU "mi n, .: xo. ~
Weather il Too lively, for mo to think of Koug np 10
New Hnmpan!re this winter Al our troubles havo
En;on md oyerthro,1 i'm t,ons.ution In isa;s Ths
ouy obstacle 10 s the tcfu,ai Of tho Demo-
cratic paty TO- eonssas s2ga .is1s 70 ~ 1acn; Wien
YOU wv il you on't ,uesn it. when tho pe,uocrstic
party gets right on ts question, ihan tho constit.
sns,s IL tty soa s'u 's AanY vi JoItssas
,f..,1.,,,,, ,. ax,,..,,,. .ou.a,>.,ax, ~
French character. said lo, a fov weeks AGO:
"You tnow that on tho 30th of January. Of tbo
~,or -, ,rs,o ,a7s +bn 1,nrrh,t, h,1 . rnoio,;,v
nf one vota .t Versailles. 40 ttat eycrvho1v ras
saving that oyonlnp. .Tbere ia but ono voice for
thu 1,onub,c, It IL truo That day before rcator-
dnv t1,o Mon.rchiata mud Impcr;o1sata ind rc-
tectol tbc Ronrh,Ic bv A. votoa. so .bn. +,
France ev.rpl,odv ouobt IN ba antto1 Frtanv
"a lad = aIorarch,. satnrdovs nonuh1,c Non.
dav thew viii crv Ti,r rE,nnercur md Tt,c,.
t,.s ~. - co.,,.,,,,v, -,
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Ano tep9tter "no s0heu 'l'aa auo"1 u w luns
10 "'gg'o nia alts1o ansot JUST ~ !ong III no WIS