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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-10

Police CouRT.-The police court dock.
ct yesterday morning was heavier than it
has been for some weeks, Seven cases
were examined and disposed Of, as fol-
lows:
John McCluskey and Charles June, ar
rested by Officer Baird for disorderly
conduct, were fined Sl5 and costs each,
A house Of prostitution in East Wheel.
ing, kept by Matilda Campbell, was pulled
by The officers on Monday night The pro.
prietress and two girls, Alice Campbell
and Annie Trisler, were arrested. Ma
tilda was fined $50, Alice $40, and Annie
81, and costs. Matilda and Alice were un-
able to pay their fines, and the former was
committed for thirty and the latter for
twenty days. Annie paid her fine and
was discharged.
John Bolin was arrested by Officer
Martin for drunkenness. John will Lam
guish for thirty days.
Disorderly conduct caused Charles
Ewing to be arrested by Officer JunkinS,
Charles went up for thirty days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-10
FINANCIAL.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Capital, S250,o00.

A general Banking, Exchange and Collection
budness transacted With fidelity and pFOmptnOsa,
Certificates o. Deposit Issued and interest paid
thereon.
RaYcnue Stamps for sale In sums TO suit.
New Fractional Currency and J, 2, 9 aud 30. coin
always gu hand for tho accommodation VI the
Accounts cl Merchants, Manufactures, Bankers
and OthGu solicited,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28
YOUNG MIN.

Who may be suffering frum the cl,ci-of yoaih.
til L,lli.- cT indi-crct.on. viii do well To avail
thrm-slyr- ot thi-. the gtcais-t h1ua ever Lard
al the altar of suffering Humanity. DK. SPIN.
NEl viii guarantee Ia forfeit dvc hundred dol
lsr- for every ca-c of seminal weakness or psi-
vaie di-cs-. ol any Kind ot character which he
undertakes aud fails to cure. NJ would. there
t,f,. -ty Ia the unfortunate -nicrrr sho may
cad this notice, that yea are trradins upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay Ia
cckiug the proper remedy tof your complaint.
yuu may bc In the ir-t -tagc-rcmember, you
are apptuschin: the h-t. II you are bordering.
pp,n the last. and arc suffering -ome OF all oi
H. evil effects. remcmhcr hat " you obstinate
IN persist Ia ptoera-tinatiOn. the time must
com. when the mo-i rkillfal ply yrlcian can rch'
der you no assistance: when the doors oi hope
will b.. closed against you when no angel of
merry can brin. you relief. In no esse has the
Doetor faile,i of -uccc--. Then let not dcrTsir
wofk it-elf upon your Imagination. bat avail
yonrrslfo of the henedcisl results of his treat.
p,ent hei,re your case IL beyond the reach oi
medical -kili. or before grim death hurrie- you
t... .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28
MIDDI.E-AGED ,tkN.

There are many of the are of thirty 10 sixty
who are troablsi with too frequent esacuai on
oI the bladder. often accompanied by arn;h'
rmtrting oi barnihg sensation. and weakeh-
ing of N ry-,em In q manner the patient CAN
n., account Tor on examining the urinary DE.
po-tt- a fopy sediment viii often be found. snd
rpm-tiu,e- small particles Of albunen will ap
pea. or the color viii b- of q thin and milki-h
hue, again changing tn q dark and torpid ap-
pcarancc. There are many men who die of this
iln'rulty. Ignorant of the csn-e, which 10 the
second -tasc of-enilnAl weakness. Dr. y. will
guarantee perfect cure Ia all such cases. and
a healthy rcstofStion OF the genito urinary OF.
gan-.
NH-Only an interview required In ma.
iortty OF ca.e-: balance 10 treatment can he
cauduetrd at home withoat Interruption Of
bl-lne-s. Osiee hoar--i0 To I, . To 5. and Ia
4 sun.iay--1 To Z Y. n. only, Consultation
fre. Examination ard sdvice. k5.
re- DIR. %. J sPEHit. late surTeon In Del.
LEVINE Hospital. IL now associated with Dr.
spinney, al.i will give special a,isntion To- the
treatment of li-ease- of the ENE and EAR
Also PRIVATE DISEASES, EITHER ACUTE
OR CHRONIC.
i"-' DR. A. u. sPINNEY,
IL boz Sal, Virginia, New.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

street, virginia. opposite Champlain House.
Dr. spinn.y, well known thIoaghoat the
countfy a. . Iatholsgi-t and lhy-iohgtsi, ,
whose -icce--fll treatment of certain physical
disabilities and iunetionsi dersngctnents do
..ry,slly entitl. him To- the familiar rccosni-
,ion ol the GREAT SPECIALIST, woald rv.
specially inform the citizens oI Virginia Cl,y
and vicinity that his incrca-in. patronage de-
mandins more comnioslioa- ai,artmcnt-, he has
removed to his new ofiicc. No. lss South I
street. Virginia. seven dnor- north oi the
Fr.uch Drus starr, where he viii be pleased
io eon-nlt with all, thu. giving inyalid- an up
portuhity or rislding themselves. through hi-
professional AGENCY. OF -aeh constitutional An
n,yance- and ailments a. he claims to compass
aud To- cure without entering into hiosraph'
zeal dctlil-, 1. l. sufficient To -tmpb promal-
.tt. the fact that Dii. SriNSEl> earliest
T,pnt,tion may b. traced hack To his ihAnsu
raiion aad eondact of the Montreal tcansda
Ea.D Medical institute. The regime of the
En.li.h Pharmaceutical Colleges i- ganged by
an rlrs.ted standard An extended cxI'csience
and an a--hluoa. study of the varied phases
e OF ,i.ca-. enables him To guarantee assurances
Of -ncoe-- in the eradication "f tho multiiorn'
chrnaic affections Incident 20 bath -cxe-. .ueh
as Servoa. Debility. Exhausted vitality.
louihfal Excv--c-, NarfiAc lmpcdlment-,
.tl tthF,luig li i-clser generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

WILLIAM THAw, Of Pittsburg. has
offered to give slO0. 900 to the Western
University Of Pennsylvania. conditioned
ON the institution Recurring 800, 900 all
ditional by July. Efforts are making to
comply with Mr.. Thaw'r stipulation,
and the prospect is tina, they will be
successful.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

TuE future Of Chicago seems to have
impressed itself 50 forcihly upon Sena.
tor Jones Of Nevada, that during a re-
cent visit hs purchased two complete
blocks. consisting of iii lots. in AN un-
improved part of the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28
THE EVENING NEWS.
orR ApyEprisINu AGENTS.

c. W. caAxr.. .tss Montgomery IT., San iranSisss ira
Uro. r. HOW'LL Co.....ti Park Row. New fsfk
soLk AaIxrs for the OoLp IIIIL DAILY Nkus. sss
suthoriIed 10 contract fos inserting siseftisemss
fDr us Al our lowest cash rates In coin. AdvsIusss
are requested 10 leave their orders WIN e'ha"
the shove houses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

TnE demoralixing influences Of tho
Beecher wickodness is everywhere ap-
parent. More men can bc heard say
Ing d,mthefiixe" this Summer than
ever before. - -Co,Tisr-.ioU1sI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

r, YRED. BROOKS IL our Agent o. Casoa
where persons wishing 10 subs riLe TOT ihseo
uILL DAM Nkvs cen leave their ordefs'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28
toMs AND NIX HEALED.

u matters not whs, yoar truuhle may he,
come and let the Doctor examine your ease. II
will cost you nothing for consultation, 50 plea-e
call aud satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
un.l.t-tand- your ease. n he eau cure you he
will tell you -o: it not. he viii lay 81, for ne
willno undertake q cure unless he II irooGhdcut
of lff,., Ting the same.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

IL 1874, only about $4,000 emigranis
left Bremen aud Hamburg against 49,
OO0 in Is73 end i5i,OoO IN 1872. The
financial panic of 1873, and the suisse
quen, dullncss Of business explains the
enugp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28

GRAHAM bread is said to 10 excellent
food for the children ON account OF its
superior bone-ai,ine qualities. You
can feed child ON that bread until he
IL all bones.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-28
To THE LADIES.

DIR. sPINNEY. while naturally Impressed
with IN. delicacy af tho -lblect feels 40 hesi'
fancy In h-suring them that. In conjunction
With q competent knowledgc ot their variou-
.niicrins., such a. Nervousness, Neuralgia.
spinal Weakness, Lose OF Appetite. lasslinaie.
PrulaI,-u< uteri. ketrovcrsion- or Dt-plsee-
u,ent of the Womb. Vaginal Irregularities. leu
ch"rrca. Dyspepsia. indi.estion, Constipation.
and many petty, irritating distractions that
stnost invariably have their ori;in IN the utter
itr fr.,lou, hs can afford them Immediate relief.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08
Loans 10 R0ral PreteDders,

As have communicated to you al
ready, the cxEmpreSs Eugenie ha.
again made a loan Of II, 800, 600 francs
that il, she has received this sum on the
promise that it will be paid back after
the accession of her son 10 the throne.
The former loans made by her circulate
IN secret on tho Boursc. The obliga-
tions are printed on yellow paper, and
have a nominal value OF 100 francs, 500
francs, and 1000 francs. After the ac-
quiital of Paul de Cassagnac this scrip
rose from 10 to 20 francs, This Is
naturally no longer the case. The Carlist
loan circulatcs also much at the Boursc
here. Each obligation Of this loan Is
1900 francs, on which 240 francs have
been paid. After Don Carlos accession
to the throne, $40 francs are still TO be
paid on each obligation, and the bearer
Of ii is to receive then 1900 francs,
Spanish stock, according to the quota
ton of the day. 1t must be said for the
French Bonapartes and the Spanish
Bourbons that they know how 10 turn
their countries to advantage even before
occupying the throne. - Paris Cor
Cologne Gazette.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

/ stumbled on in the darkness, looking
to the right band and the left, in search
Of tree. Behind me the confused
barking of the troop came loud, and
knew that tree was nay only saliva.
ton.
Looking ahead, saw the graceful top
of pine showing over the k, and
sprang on with renewed strength, for
could hear the hungry pack turning an
angle in the pass not u hundred yards
behind, and when reached the tree, a
small pine, the forcmos; of the hideous
troop was close TO my heels, coming
on with long leaps, furious for my
blood.
l never was very good at climbing trees;
but upon this particular occasion show
ed an agility and grace which would
have asionished you. was pretty well
out of his reach before the first wolf got
to the root of the pine, but be made a
leap and caught me by the boot-heel. i
never cared much for that boot and |
let him have 1t he took little piece OF
the flesh with it but | considered that
he was generous hearted wolf for not
taking the whole foot.
But my admiration for his character
did prevent me from shooting him
through the head as soon as had roOst-
ed on branch. l had left my rife on
the mountain when | slid down into the
pass, but my "navy" was in its sheath
at my hip, and being now thoroughly
enraged, | began to blaze as fast as |
could crook my finger.
In all my wanderIngs ! have ncver
seen such pack Of wolves as that.
There seemed to be hundreds of them
beneath the tree, Gnawing at the bark,
bowling and leaping at me. They were
not Coyotes, you understand, but the
big California kind, and one of which is
more than match for q man.
Moving about on the limb to get a
shot at 4 big fellow, who was jumping
up at ne, the pine bow gave way, and
down went into the very midst. For
an instant they yielded a little, and then
came at me with gaping jaws, and iu-
rious eyes. There was no time To elm b /
the tree, and | gave myself mp for lost. /
Half dozen Of the fierce brutes were /
1T roe, when torches suddenly /
famed upon the rocks, and Il dozen re-
pea;ing rifles began to play upon my
assailants. A torch or two hurled into |
their midst sent them flying back, and
was sayed.-FOJbero Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08
Attachment Notice.
: + myer, Flaiua=,

: T Tor TuEEr, LIlllll-,
Charles Diimaa. nsfenaant
g,fs-e Es,s,vf Hsfs iasfee OF re peTes - asd for
Llsa creek ssars sAiP >siias es4ssy. kasass
Notice Is hereby given that In th- aforesaid action
be ore said aooVe named justice Of the peace. in toe
above entitled action there iSsaei on the ish dsy
81 Nsrrh A u. l~s5. enter of attachment BY tho
Aforesaid Justice Of the peace Tor the OF slq 0e
nineteen dollars an3 cents and thai the property
81 the sa defendant. Charles ptlIuan has ovca at
tached aud that the said cause will Do heard on The
Isth day Of AIril. y ID ISIS. az l0o'ciDCk A n Of
that IA, before sand justice of the pace.
n--sw = p. DONMl LIZ. Fialntii.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

A picture in one of the illustrated pa
pcrs represents the financial steward or
deacon of a church gong through the
congregation for collection with a con
ductor's bell-punch, jabbing a hole in 4
card whenever anybody drops in any
money.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08
ShcFii-s Sale.

Pursuant 70 the command Of orlsr % sale s.uri
frlr the Clerks ofre 81 the sfh Judicial Distrlct
Court ia sad .er the county of saline and state OF
Kansas and 20 M drcctc,t and delivered. will o1rr
for sale aul sell a. The highest bidder for cash IN
hand At the east door 81 lie CONT house In tic city OF
~@lin5,
re SG'A Rfg o. ArrR 4. y ISIS.
between far hours Of To- clock A VI. and o'clock
l. NJ of said day tse following crscritcd property.
to-lt The north half 81 lot No - SAINTS Pc ave
nfie In the citv OF Sins according 20 the plat % said
civ row on Gle in The kc.sfer of Drets.
% said said Toirrty appraised NJ $50, anft
tobc sold q. the property Of james W Russell AMI
ieNtsJ Grant. n tho salts OF PAGE Eros Co and
Green Packard 60.
Given under my hand this 23th day q March, iss
TIiOS GOING.
sheriff Of Saline county Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

A. T. Stewart once paid $4,000 for =
painting forty feet long, and ever since
then he makes it 4 practice every night
and morning OF saying to himself :
Stewart you are the biggest jackass in
America.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

A bar of gold ore inch square vii.
sustain a weight of fifteen tons net; q bar
of silver OF the same size will sustain
twenty tons; bar of copper eighteen
tons bar of charcoal iron thirty tons;
bar of lead will only carry about fous
tons.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08
attachment Notice
Andrew J Hannah, Plaintiff,
".
IL IL. An n.r.ua.-.

Andrew J. Hannah, P.sjut'G.
'Eldldge Gwings, Defendant
8tfofe ?. Norraa Ja,.ics 81 r. P.rc, n c4ilas
AsN torRstl 2 "a >ai.as eoHHtg AtssIs.
The above named defendant Eld1iSe Owir-t VII
take notice that he has byen sued by tilr above anr
plaintiff foT the sum Of lty three dollars and ent,
one cents That order Of = tachln-ut has Itsr
issued bv said Justice. + l. Norton for the lid sun
81 si5 81. aud r~furred served los attaching mna.,
in aauds OF " n NOTION That said cause Is set ir
hcai ng before said Justice T.. l. Norton GA The Jih
day vi AprJ ls,5, ~ o. clock NJ
ANDREW } HANNAH Plaintiff
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

A Baltimore young woman skated
herself through the ice, but as the waite,
VS. only four feet deep, and She wa. tiv,
feet lon-, she stood up and informed Il
young man of what had happened, aud
he courageously passed her board.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

a little girl asked minister: "Do
you think my father will 60 to heaven
"Why, yes, my ahiId. Why do yor
ask 2" DWELL, because If he don't hav,
his own way there, he won't stay long
| was thinking"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

After waiting four years, Michigan
lover finally popped the question, and
the girl answered, "Of course, I'll have
you Why, you fool you, we could been
married three years ago"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

al thought twas queer he didn't hol-
Ter ont the last time | hit him." SAID
Mrs. Huse, Of Alabama, TO the jury who
were trying her tor the murder OF her
husband,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08
MISCELLANEOUS AvDS.
Piles and Fistuia in Ano.

DIS J. W. pAILY & FRO, sALrSA, KASsD.
Crrs les ard as,ala without pain <nif-. osas,e
lsssfure aud do 10; cAars 0ae ao!la. un; TIA ours
completed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08
Dissolution Notice.

IT. rrra Of Moss Bso's c, ia this lay Dissolved
BY mutual consent. = W McR~yuolds retiring
All ,ersn,s indebted thc LATE drra are requesri -
cali iin, IatclT AMI settle All Liabilities With De
settled bv the asW hr1n e Mass Bros.
MOSS BROS
J W McEEYNOLDs.
Salina March 18th is
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

They were calling ono another in tho
passes, and | could tell by the confused
barking that they were collecting in
great numbers. hurried down the
pass m haste, looking Ia tree, a har,i
tliins % fuG IN ;aesc mountain passc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08

Tie Way 70 Wedith. ~ vou Gesirr u, " as
ulais as Inc tcaB 70 irlrtsf. '-FraHklss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08
TOWNSHIP L SOUTH, OF RAYGE |. wEsr
'owNsHIp 10 SOUTH, OF RANGE ,, WEST.
rowNsIIIP III soUTH. or RANGE 9. wEsr.
TOWNSHIP T. SOUTH, OF RANGE .. WEST.

sw On ne or section 10 south hi NV or sec tn %
or ~ - 10 sW ar %
suuiAhI g -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-08


NV qr -,c'l0u ssuta b se qr section y
wssi 81 aw II SCI -
n~ 4r - BnUJ u Nv qr -
TOWNSHIP - SOUTH uF EANSL 3. WIZ.
ne or D. qr section - B-f.oa. 4Lt R.ssr
TOWNSHIP b. .JCGH. uF KASGE 9, wE>T
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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-03
A Recreant VermOnter.

Hezekiah Broughton, with numerous
aliases, confidence and bigamist,
closed varied and noteworthy career of
rascality in the Worcester superior court,
yesterday, when he was sentenced TO three
years in the state prison for stealing the
horses and carriage of Simeon M. Streeter,
of Sturbridge. Broughton, it will be re-
membered, was recently captured by Major
Renne of Pittsfeld, for whom he was
driving cart, after heter-skelter night
chase. He was born at Poultney, VT, is
now about fifty years of age, and has been
a church member and professedly very
pious at times. He married his first wife
at Poultney, and went subsequently to
Weston, VT, where he remained for some
time, but finally disappeared when sent by
his neighbors with big load of batter and
cheese to Boston. He turned up next with
his wife at Waukesha, Wis, In search of a
farm, which he got, paying $500 down /;
he then borrowed 1875, was intrusted to
invest the $500 paid in Milwaukee bank,
and to go away just in time to avoid being
exposed by some of his old Vermont ac-
quaintances. Pacific City, Iowa, next
knew him as Henry Brayton, and here he
bought house, joined the church, married
wife, who soon died, and then
took unto himself widow. He
was in time appointed an express
agent and messenger, IN which capacity he
was entrusted with $1,000 with which he
cit out" from wife number three and re-
turned 10 number one, living now at
Eagle, Wis. He told her that he had
made big sum in taking contracts on the
Pacific railroad, got $1,000 pair of horses
and came out as a swell. This did not last
however, for in about month the .detec-
tives found him and took him to Iowa,
where he was sentenced to three years in
the state prison. He served his full term,
being so well behaved that he was made
al overseer. When let out he left his
western wives and came to Worcester,
where he got employment as a teamster ;
then he went to Sturbridge, where he was
known as man of piety, and married the
daughter of Simeon M. Streeter, the cere-
mony heing deliberately celebrated In the
Fiskdale church. How he next stole his
tather-in-law' 3 team, and was captured at
Pittsfeld has already been ld.-Spring-
field Republican,.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-03

The book fol which 81 900 in'gold have
been offered by Mr.. G. Galbourne, of Lon
don, and stated in circular extensively
distributed by him to relate to member
of the royal family of England, against the
publication of which the Lord Chancellor
issued an in. JUNCTION, and OF which only
one copy is known to be in the United
States, has been discovered to bc in pos
session of young lawyer of Louisville,
Ky. The C0u,ter-Jou,nal contains
lengthy account of the book and its pos
SCISSOR, from which the following extracts
embrace the main facts: The book is the
"Memoirs of George w." containing a
minute history of all the scandalous pas
sages in his life, together with an exposure
of the corruption of his political admins
tration. The identity of the book seems
positive, for it bears the imprint of the
publishers named in the circular, as well
as the date of its issue, 1880. The memoirs
are 3Atwo volumes, and a. hasty glance at
the contents suffice too clearly to show
why& is SO large reward is offered for
it. Two or three years ago an English
gentleman named Taylor, a book sales
man of Louisville discovered the volumes
in case of DO oks that he had imported
from g. ID. Cazenove. London book deal
err, now out of business. The volumes had
not been ordered, and it was thought that
they had been placed in the case accident
ally Mr.. Taylor was perfectly familiar
with all branches of English literature. and
when his eye lighted upon the work he at
once appreciated its value. He showed the
books TO plumber of literary gentlemen
and among them was the young lawyer
who is its fortunate possessor !; the latter
gentleman hesitated some days about max
ing the purchase, but his love Of the rare
and curious in literature triumphed and he
bought them. 1t is quite certain that the
reason the royal family are so solicitous
for its destruction lies in the fact that the
marriage of King George with Mrs. Fitz-
herbert is proved by letters and documents
taken from the royal archives. 1t also tics.
titles that child was born to Mrs. Fitz-
herbert while in lawful wedlock. The
book contains finely executed portraits of
those women whose names 'have become
familiar to all students of this phase of
English history
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-03
MORNING FEBRUARY

Nice-President Wilson, in conversation,
Saturday, stated that he had received more
letters from different parts OF the country
endorsing hislviews on'the political situation
as set forth in his letter, addressed to the
editor of a Springfield, Mass, paper, than
he can possibly find time to read. He con-
siders that he has struck the keynote of
popular sentiment, and that the people de-
mand of the administration and leaders of
the republican party the adoption of the
policy which ne indicated In his letter to-
ward the hayward members of the party,
the South and with regard to offce-holders
= Washington Cor. Of Boston Globe.
Under the title of the Royal Family the
New York World says 1t is noteworthy
fact that no less than four Washburns
have been or are asprants for senatorial
honors in the next congress. Israel, Jr,
the present collector of customs at Port
land, Me-, was defeated in second at
tempt to get into Senator Hamln's shoes.
William ID. tried, last week, for Senator
Ramseys place Cadwalader G. is at
present endeavoring to head off Matt. Car
penter in Wisconsin, and the "posslbe
! William b. was IN for continuance in the
place of Charles Sumner. The first three
are brothers from Maine, and the last a
distant relation 1t is little singular that
| this family should want to monopolze the
| United States Senate while they declare
| themselves -monopolists.