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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

Il b nd that the L. q N. r. r.
Company Lost over $4,000 in opera
ting their Richmond Branch rad last
year. This may Be true in one sense,
that 10 the sspenss Of running the
Branch alone may have fallen that
far behind the actual expenditures. or
est, and this 10 true Of nearly every
other short branch Of the L. 4 N. or
any other railway company. We
learn that before tho Bardstown road
wss sold to the L. 4. N. company. it
did not half way pay expenses. 1t 10
only % feeder" ~ the main stem
that short lines Of road pay. or swell
the grand dividend. The Knoxville
Branch being long one, comparative.
y, lover 10 miles, has. We are in.
formed. paid o. good a dividend (ifnot
. larger rer cent. on the investment.)
o. the main stem running from Nash.
'"'e' "n''" ,".'u ',"s 10" '.' w..
w :" 'ne ''e"P""; D'''o"' ~"N
u"'s"" oA"o"e'. W
sse man" e"e"' " ". = y ~. -.
y: = :" ~ W.. ~. - -.
"c""o" "y~'' " "'
"'' ",'"'u' 've' -. e' ""'
no" "' W. WV "
A"'ec'0!. VI '".' ''.' nave '"
"oos'eo' '"o ."ey having e"'e'e" Up
on the duties OF a position % resP""'''
o'e' woold u not oe wei TOT tue" 70 en-
qnns closely INTO tne causes "n'cn
nave rendered 'ne n'cnmono D'a"c"
non-remuner"t've : DISCRIMINATION l"
ire'gnts ano 'rsVe'' soo o."e' '''c'
'na''ons' are among inc io'c'"'y pun
charges OF the heg'''e'. rs 'eno'"e TO-
lessen the annual rece'p's o, 'ne r"a"'
More than 'nese' We "o"'a "oo Tue
proximity OF tne M y. n H. al N'c"'
olasvilie ana lexington ana 'he Men.
sucsy rver' IL u oe true 'ha' coa'
from the kentucky n'Vef can DC ue'
'iverec :" n'com'nd and u" points :"
snas vicinity cne"Per ina" coa' HUI"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

MANY of our readers have, perhaps,
heard of Paul Morphy, the great chess
player. The lovers Of this scientific
game will regret to learn that he is
now in an insane asylum, at New Or
leans. in a hopeless condition. 1t is
thought that his insanity was superin-
duced by his excessive mental strain
In games of chess.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

GENT MCDONALD, the convicted
whisk y.ring defraudel, said that there
was mot one act Of his ofisial life
which he would not again cheerfully
do" No one doubts that in the least.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

THE map Of the Geological Survey
Of Kentucky are to be made out and
presented to the next Legislature Of
the State, and il they do not show a
decided gain to the Commonwealth,
by reason of their having been made,
then we are much mistaken. How
else can the mineral wealth Of Ken
lucky be exhibited
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

IT is estimated that we have bill
ion, two hundred million acres Of pub
lie domain. Pretty large farm that.
for Unsle Samuel to own. II would
support the people on the globe it set
tied up anil under good cultivation.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26
GEN'L HARRY TAYLOR, j

GENT HARRY TAYLOR, Judge
pro tempore of the Circuit Court in
the Maysville district, and an able
lawyer, has decided the Local Option
law unconstitutional. The case will 20
to the Appellate Court and the ques
tion definitely settled. His ground is
that the law is not uniform, which
renders it unconstitutional.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

IT is denied by correspondent a,
Washington City that Spain has con-
ceded the RICH: of American citizens
in Cuba, who may be under arrest, to
select counsel from among their own
countrymen to defend them, and says,
moreover. that this country never
asked them to make any such conces.
sions
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

Two railroads up North are said to
have given dead-head passes to every
lawyer, legislator, judge, and other
prominent men along their lines
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

THE Franklin Patriot is one of the
most spicy and Witty exchanges which
comes 10 our Office.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

sS-NorE Through passengers can change cars
ton in time 10 connect with short Line trains ar
irving at Cincinnati at go y. n. Arrive at Lou
isyille In time 10 connect With J. NJ. A L. r. r., o.
a NJ. ny. and u. :. Mail Line Steamers for all
points North, East. aud West. Passengers going
South via Montgomery or Memphis Lines, leave
Lebanon, function At las NJ, HRS A. ~ and ]. O.
at g:35 a. M. AlJ rIh - RcLn.oll ~ith'Lt Mango.
Pass.sss->oan leave Louisville at iO;p5 An. and over
take this train al Lebanon Junction.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26
Louisville 20 Chicago,
OF. lovis, NEW YORK,
and the pIiacipal Eastern Cite

Palace cars are run south both ways without
change to Nashville, Chssssse0Ss. ness-
phts, Atlanta, mOstgemevys mseeo,
Mobile, AeU Orieans, ysskseo willie.
Ticket once at Depot,
f.y. Asrnosr, Ag't STAFFORD, Ky.
MY
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

The girls Of the age are SO fast they
have to be pinned back.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

JOHN FL. CRAI@, .
TRADE PALACE CASH STORE,
MAIN STREET, STANFORD, KYy
OFFERS AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Prints all and Dleeched Cottons
Sheng Plain and Twlcd Tanne
Flannels in beautiful
and Children, Repclant Cloths,
Plain Plaid Lney. Dress Fabrics In the Latest Styles
Tickngs Table Linens Irish Linens
Ladies' Misses, Chldren's Hosiery in cotton lambs wool.
Feecened all grades shade in stripes Dress Buttons
Ladies Corsets in variety Ladies' Merino Vests.
Linen md Collars Gloves in great variety.
every Misses and chndrsns fine Shoes Specially
every thing usually kept ID aArstelas hssss
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

and
to to
FIRSTCLASS GOODS AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26
GOING NORTH.

Trains leave stnfDrd as foilows daily. sundays
excepted
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-11-26

CONDENSED TINE OCT. sist. 1875.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

Tie Democratic State Committee q.
Mississippi says that in no part Of the
Union does there prevail more pcricc,
peace or greater respect for law. or
8 greater desire tnp:cscrvc order than
III that State. and they charge Gov.
Ames. in his recent demand for troops.
with deliberate attempt to invite dis.
insbance. so that there may be an i'm.
aglnary inSnrrcction which he may
suppress in blaod.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15
urU FROM AL1URAs.
AnAxrA, Ar1rRAs CocsTr, !. !.

ATLANTA, AIrRAs CocxTr, !. !,
En- Wouo:-Tbe Buffalo Go. re
pushing things as if they meant l'n'''
ness. The machinery for their new
mill will he here in few days. They
have had large force Of men ON the
road between here and Rocky Bar ior
three weeks, repairing it, as they hare
one hundred and sixty thousand
pounds Of freight to arrive this ta'l
They have large force Of men now
putting up their mill building. Their
Superintendent, Frank Cavanah, says
they are determined to have it COM
ple,ed by spring. Capt. James Bax-
ter has contracted to work ten tons
for them until their mill is completed.
Capt. James Baxter, Mr.. Orr, Of
Salt Lake and Frank Cavanah. have
leased the Gold and Silver Mining
Cos. Of Yuba mines and mill for five
years, and have large force Of men
at work preparing for active work
this winter. Capt Baxter has male
the working Of silver ores a specially
in South America, Colorado, Utah and
Nevada for twenty years, and says
the prospects Of this camp are ahead II
anything he ever saw. The great
drawback 10 this camp is that there
has been no one here that understood
working silver ores.
Judge Heath and Newton arc get
ting ont splendid ore from the Las,
Chance"
Barnhart 4 Markec have struck i,
very rich in the Brick Pomeroy"
Cad. >teadman 4 Rufc Turner are
pushing work ahead ON the "Old
Chinh7 with iia;ierin- prospects.
Several other claims will H. worked
with energy tins winter. Last winter
only nineteen men camped here. This
winter il will I've Increased IL two hun.
bred, as An additional ev idencc ii the
Increased life Of Atlanta City. A ew
saloon has been opened and the Buys
arc happy OBSERVER
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

rxTgAyAcA>cE OF TIE Day Some
interesting facts concerning tic cx
irayagance Of rich Americans arc civ.
cn hy writer who takes New York
a his field Of research. He states
that there are ten thousand New York
ladies whose costumes wltcn III full
dress cost al least one thousand dol.
lars each Fifteen years ago the same
number If fashionable ladies' would
have appeared adorned quite as al
'ractivcly 81 an average expense Of
two hundred and .inv dollars each.
while the children Of wealthy citizens
fifteen years ago were simply bu, ap-
propriatcly at,lred at an expense Of
twenty or twenty-five dollars. And it
IS painful 10 retlcc, tina, in consequence
OF this lavish expenditure upon class
that never earned dollar, there are
other tens Of thousands without en-
payment. and suffering for fuel. food
and raimcnt.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

The Cincinnati Commercial saws It
cost the republicans ten thousand dol.
lars to get Carl Schurz 10 come out
Tor hard money in Ol.io. lie was quite
willing to receive his pay in the green.
backs which he is doing 50 much to
discredit, however.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

The reduction of cable messages hy
the Angio-.\merican cable company 10
nifty cents word after the completion
oil the direct cable, and subsequently
doubling them upon the announcement,
OF a defect in the latter, is sharply
criticised by the press.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

The dead bodies oi the unfortunate
Texans drowned in the cyclone, when
taken for burial were found Ia have
been stripped of all vaIuablcs by the
McxicaLs. In some eases the fingers
Of tie dead had been chopped of Ia
obtain the rings.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

Charles Francis Adams says: Il sex
nothing IN public life just now which
promises happy results within q shor.
time.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

THE three greatest gra.n-prodUctDc
countries in tn world are Russia.
Franc: and tie United States IN the
order named The stats les # 1870
show that Russia produced 400, 900
900 bushels Of wheat: the United
States $1,000, 900: France about the
same. Russia exported oac-cI-h,h Of
her grain: the United States onc-fourth
and France none. Tie Unite, Stat. :.
Il corn. which the others d. rot. |, j.
likely. also, that Austria will >ooi ri
val the two !ast-namcd countries. at
least when her land is more generally
taken ND and cultivated. South Aus
tralia alone announces this year that
she has 1000 tons Of surplus wheat
$4,000 tons Of which have already
been exported, while the remainder is
ready for shipment.
The Solicitor If the Treasury has
riven an elaborate opinion ~ the ct.
feet that State license tax upon the
capital OF a national bank cannot be-
off, ROOD aud fhat State r,fIirors h.yn
no right either to examine or IL exact
reports from national banks
The Indian Bureau is Informed that
the Sissct"a, Sioux and Chippewa in
lians in Wisconsin, who recently re-
ccived allotments o! lands, have adopt
I'd the habits Of civilized life, and are
"prOspcring IN their farming opera
tIons aud educational plans
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15
CmTERyIILE LETTER
CrSTEny1uE. /. I. Oct. IL, 1875.

ford an item of interest IN these dn''
times. when there is such a dearth o.
news everywhere And could one SO
unskilled in the use Of the gray
goose quill' as myself, get up. invent
or fabricate anything that would In
terest Your readers when your most
brilliant Cors. seem to have retired
from the field Of le,terss These are
questions that sorely vex me at the
present moment, aud my letter must
be the answer
We have had some changes lately,
It's true, which interest us; some for
better, some for worse
AS yon know, death has been
among us, and DR.. Harmon is no more.
He has passed the gloomy postal, and
we hope that his weary life has been
translated into rest. Frank was a
good fellow" they say now; worst
enemy TO HIMSELF but he is cold N
death and does not need the sympathy
denied him when alive. He died poor,
friendless and forsaken: and if his no
bier qualities live in memory LET his
faults be buried with him, while we
breathe kind farewell; a word that
hath been and must hc, a sound that
makes u linser, yet farewell"
The family Of Mr. Anirew Dobbs
have gone from among us u their old
home III the Eastern States, but Andy
remains, and il is whispered around that
lie has got hold of Il bonanza some
where out in the hills tiat Is worth
staying with Hope h. may strike II
rich and take on, nuggets as biz "a
horses hoes. Mr.. Q. ;. Mcilenry has
also gone in scarch ot more congo
NAL cline which he expects 10 find
somewhere IN Arizona. Cenicrvillc
can Ill afford Ia lose linn, for there has
been few better fellows than hc wan
derin- around these hills Of late wears
Mr. VI +. WaIdron has bough, into
the STORE IL q. ". Crafts at this place,
and Il Marion i satisfied think tho
l,t- pie what few II II are lciil are
cqnaIiy well pleased Blu, We hate 10
lose our dear little. good little, big
little joe Moore. who will soon ie
bird Il passage Tying on railway.
heaven knows where Joe saws hc
Will soon ~ swinging on the garden
gate with Biddy Malone, away Lack
in Bo>tin-, bat I'm awfully afraid that
there's gate III Boise City that will
please him batter, with an easier !
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

TBs late inundat ions il, fhc Sontl,
OF Frarr1 destroyed property 10 the
extent of $l5, 00O, 600.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

Notwithstanding the depression Il
business and the decline in the value
II real estate, nine western States car
led over $lOO,O00.OOO more ere insn-
ancc in 1874 than in 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

NEW. FRESH AND DEsiRAp,r
Comprising. in part.
WHITE GOODS AND HOUSE, rr-pv,s,
LAcEs AND EMBRoIDEKIrs 'Sds
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY
KID GLOVES,
hats OF ALL KINDS
Hosiery and Gents furnf.h,..
PAEAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS
FANCY GOODS. pEgFUarp,rs
The lsish and Star soaps,
Lsdjes' and Children. Shoe.
DRESS oooDs. DEPARTMENT GOWN,
CARPETS AND MATING.
COOKERY AND GLAssv.pr
All Kinds Of Fancy Groceries.
CANNED GOODS AND plcEEls
FiSa-YaCKEREL. GOLDFISH ayDHr,p,x.
FISH Z EOs WAGONS,
YOUR SPRING vaGoys
TEL CHAMPION LLAPta AND MOWER
srLKIE RAKEs,
Wagon Timber Ready Made for an
Parfs Of Wagon.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15
Distributed fal.1xs
60
49, - ~

l. Jane. Mo-l2r.y Auditor # Eo.se Coariy. d.
hereby certify th4; the fog. eu.is = true att cor
rec; statement = the u bose Coarty sor
the quarter ending octobsr !! 49,.
Witness mr. hand and of4ra@. zeal tbs ath DAP ~
October A. u. lss5- JAS AoE4Abls-
AaAitn.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15
AaLEs AND sf4oEEs. MACON COVERS AND b,

AaLLs AND sfoKE>. MACON COVERS AND B0Vs
CONCORD HARNESS. COMPLETE.
when ! say 'hE sell goods cheaper ,has -,
other Losa.e . ske Basin. understand thu; -.
Go - .cr ;h- reason :Lai do nv ov,
'r~ish;iEs. and aaTe large train II wagons
ccn-gasi ave. between Idaho and kelton
We .eH Gods !or CASH only.
fs-CaIi. eIatni,e a,i price the articles allow
ennmer..ed. AID sassy yourself. ]. B. ENtaY
Aa- =. 1875 e
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-15

lily lo--By County Treasures per censage
on $2}6e. 90 At per cent...--..... Il %
lily 10-By cash to Territorial Treasurer 2l.3 co
, 1875-05-19

Secretary DR,sTow having concluded that
lie has tho authority under tie law to appoint
commission to investigate tho alleged frauds
in tLs building of tho Chicago Cuatom-I IIousc,
there is every reason to expect thorough
exposure Tho Indications are that tho walls
Eiu havo 10 como down hut If 1t shall be-
come necessary to take this extreme Gtep, 1t
will be consoling at least to hayo the iudg-
ment OF competent scientific commission
TINT 1t was inevitable. The exposure. OF
frauds will probably not in,rlicate anybody
who has not been already punished by re-
moval, but to this should he aided tho dis
grace Of official condemnation II they lnvo
b,en guilty Of frauds. llenco wo grcet the
announcement Of commission ~ timoly and
nlyisalla.
, 1875-05-19

Tho removal Of Supervisor MUM lis prsc-
t!cal indication that tho Secretary Of the
Treasury proposes TO abide by tho logical 70.
Hllts Of the rni4 which 10 has begun against
tho Whisky Hing, It is not necessary tl.a. f,a-
perEisor MuSN should be convicted OF any
eonusion with tho Ring to justify this removal :;
1t las been deemed sufficient that glaring
trautls wcso committed in the district over
which he presided. It is perhaps proper TINT
the responsible revenue officers who have per-
United frauds in their districts should lnako
room tor tl4cir successors. II may have boen
their tnnlt or their misfortune that these
frauds were committed but 1t has been con.
adhered that tie interests OF the public do.
mana their removal oil the Same, and thu a1,.
pointment of mon who will have this warn.
ing bafors them.
, 1875-05-19
Alayor andlegl opinions to The contrary not

Mnyor and legl opinions 10 tho contrary not
withsta,,ding.
After the Council shnll havs abolished tho
Donrd Of Public Works, the first hugo job
that will present itself will probably bo d
proposition to aolt tie Wafer Works, unaor
the following authorization Of ths chartar of
1879:
Art. T., Sac. I. Tho Ci!y Council or Board At Trns-
ters shall havs thr power . to tashaE1zs any
person or rfyats corporation to construct Inhinta,n
tho sAs e. T.. watsswusxa> :. aaeA sk.sa may ~
fred by ordinance, and fer psriod moi s1eeoline
thtrtY Year,.
This would he n lob in which your avorngc
Alderman would rcrel, nn1 tho result would
probably DO the granting Of franchise far
moro valuable aud oppressive tIlan tho gaa
companies have, md at Thu sslne limo deprive
tho city Of tho only self.suRtaininG institution
it has, and one that will aome day bo source
Of profit. In liou of this wo shall find onr.
selves in tho eane lau,ontablo condition TINT
tho City Of London il to-day relative to its
wnter-supply by privato contractors. Tho
health Of tho city will 10 serioualy impaired
in order to extract moro money from tho
pockets Of tho inhabitants for tho bonott Of
tho men who know best how to manipulate
tho voteH Of tho Common Council.
It is proper that tho dangers OF this charter
Of 1872 bo properly appreciated before fraud
,t1ont oioction, conducted in violation Of t}se
law, be permitted to l:rstcn It upon the city.
Neither tho Mayor, nor the law advisers, nor
airy other Mayor, can hope TO restrain a Conn
Gil eteoted under tho old ward System in the
| exercise OF powers tlat arc swaeping, abso.
Lutte, and lnrcstrainctl.
, 1875-05-19

Tho Chicago produce marketa ware rather
alow yesterday. Mesa pork WAS quiet, and
declined zoo per brl, closing At $2l.00 chsh,
and 5o1.0s@2l.071 for june. Lard waa dull
and lo4o lower, closing at S14.s5 tor june,
and $l5.15@15.o0 for July. Meats were
quiet and easier at $50 for shoulders, 1l}c for
short ribs, and 1910 for abort clsans.
1ughwines were 10 higher, st 8l.17 per gallon.
Lake fFeights wore quiet aud tame. Flour
WAS quiet and steady. Wheat was less 40
live and 10 higher, closing weak at S1.o9 cash,
and $1.033 for juno. Corn WAS quiet end IL
lower, cloaing It 7olo cash, nd7l4c fortune.
Cats wsrs quiet md sasisr, slosinR u G2i<
, 1875-05-19

There comes from osago story Of tho
etatc Of desperation to which tho people Of
that section Of kangns lavo been brought by
tic gzassloprer ruin. A party Of farmers,
Fcorning concoa]mont, boldly entered griBt-
mill md boldly helped themselves to sixty
seeks Of flour. saying that they had mother
food nor money, md TINT they would not per-
INIT their families to Rtarvo whilo food was
within reach, It is said that tho condition of
the people is more critical now than evor
i'bofore.
, 1875-05-19

Erattfied at tho inuorsgr,,ps lie hna received at
ths hRnds Of Mayor Cots1s nuI tho Aldermen.
atr. MaT1rses, Il ROOMS, Ia tho Eonstenaan wAu
has been running tho Chicago Times In tho in
terest Of tho ho1d-ovor Mayor und Aldermen,
and the Aldermen, 1t Hoema, huyo boon fnr.ial-
Ing Afr. MArTEsoN with Lila ideas. They pro-
posed Ii thoir socrot conference, aftor giving
arr. MArrzsos m informal voto OF thankn for
"doiug all TINT any one man could do for tho
cause" 10 continue their calls ,tpou S1r. MATTE
Rou "for Tho purpose Of pointing cut material
for editorials in tAoir ca,1.e." noucororth wo
,nny look for Aldetmanic efrusions ad ti1itan, Gu
tho editorial page Of tho Times. It was rather
uuEind, and perhaps l.ttlo short-slghtet4 to
ignore Mr. sronEY altogether in this matter. but
then "honor to whom honor Ii due"
, 1875-05-19

Tint was m unkind cut which one Of the
homeopathic doctors gave Chicago yesterday.
Hero We have for years taken on airs on nc
count Of tho delightful quality Of our water
supply, only to DO told by q local gentleman
pf tho srnal1-pill persuasion that the crystal
Auid from the lnko Ii laden with tho elements
Of dseuse, and that hytlrant cocktails are
dangerous, II tho consumption OF lagor
should suddenly increase, the Temperance
! Union will know how to nccount for It, aud
rhp 10 bia1no.
, 1875-05-19

complete tho Chicago Custonl-Houso in nc
corlanca with tho original plan, and without
removing single stone from the present
walls. This is not SO reckless n proposition
u It would ut frat aeena. 1t ID what Con.
eourSoK would designate "a rink bluff, n
which nobody will care to "call," because
tho spot" isn't big enough to mike it au
object. Who would want A1uLLErr's head,
it lle won It.? Not even monabor OF the
Chicago Common Council, we arc sure.
, 1875-05-19

h painful rur.or comes BY way Of Now York
to tho OBJECT that tho la:o consolidation OF news-
tapcts In 81. IouLH van accomplished BY t!le
Whisky Niny. Tho rao1nbors Of tho Riug, It is
said, thought II chuaper to huy tho Democrat
than To fight II, and chenrer to aol it again than
to kcep it. We l,ope to hear rrotnp. aud om-
rhatic aonal OF this otasnEcst f1om Tho now
propne!ora. Certainly, arr arrangement OF tho
aozt described world 30 csodi.abs 10 mona Of tho
parties concerned.