davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-23

on = bod In IN adjoining room. utter 4 hor.
rid pcisroh, upnn which s}n Immediately
ran to it4 re1i"f, a,lfl in,a1inn t,nr fa"ltnrr,
nron onnm,nH tsm ''''"', - r..,. ''ro r"r'h't
wtlI the bat,o in itH nhlIh loaplsIE ttbm AL open
WINDOW, innuctiial Wy oyar shs heo. But ts,nt
!i:e .'.s hpIon. apranE upon Chg a., n1a ai
Of her voice, and npth being Jolnol ly slss other
e,,fen ahont tho to'%n uf'' tn'sa .h' " panth95 y
rods, to pair OF liars wl,cl, aopertt1d Tho cfoas
ing, from, tug forest, AZ Nhieh place tho
ii u nr ~ fc,t ur tho lal,-
thor. when t ro'inquiehc, 'ts hold of tho
child, capptl tho bars, aud lua'so lis way u tho
woods. Tho Infant rau pickol ut' nch
sttanelod from sta rapid inosoncnt shrough tho
eYaa. but soon vecovofei and IL now veil, havs II
fow ncratches nlout it's bm.v which, ia,'o tbe al-
rna.nncs of having nHen n,n1e nv tl,n t'nthhf'e
lcctl1, Ttsons marks ara yrrv plain. Md thrro
aro several ond hllsiers wl'rFe tho tectt in siip.
pinr cnno in contnct. Thu girl htntnb that tic
ra,,tilnr Dropped the child ntlre before o,fivnE
Mt the fctch. md it Ia supposed tho giving nHa,'
Of tlIo c!othiny waH the CAUSE, as it NhB much
torn,
, 1875-09-23

-. tHIVN, 1Ste{, FL. :
llr. Hulllyaut tLo t1es!leni II thc prooh,x, cu.
aatead Company. w. uoEalng .aia thst te cam, .s
lAny had about lu1 lorses, or halt Ina tot.i n1i.-
y frat thought The terrible spzoatlo. but vhic
~! seSs nov convinced w.s simply eoll ar a iaaa-
seAther lalsy. Tho animals eaugh aotnarI.t sn1 n1
Lave, !n aoms e.ses. running At tha noas but H.
eomrl4itt Yields u RieLtcal tsesment, and. - H.
soFk ~ uauAl. pAtttc bl4sm ia felt. Npns ~
ns shtuass have liel in coAssQuened. aud napo .rn
ps 10 uldeFptauaa that hqsssa on ths other
Shout the 1stns proportion.
, 1875-09-23
\ Dhsltt Egcsctscd from a Panther.

Lat Monday 1nolnlug, man aud wife, who
Ave about miles ee4t Of Wlllls lett homo on
business. leaving their house IN charge Of lhr:r
eldest Child. about u years Of aye. Towards
psna tho giIl heard tho intaut. aged II
month";. which lad bsan llid while 1sleep
, 1875-09-23

consetnd mrn1Y OF 4 continuation OF thu Eotk
nFnn tho various VOL hhtlnp4 and otil"r build
IL. or, ri +, rp;T IT"i!a tFf fs la hIHaFs u ts "a
fur lie Tra,'a work wes :aau,ah anti thl' ~
hesug pretty wcll axllauHted.
, 1875-09-23

s,<esal D,vpateA 70 Fsa cA4es,s 7r,buut,
DAytsruar, H., Sept. 43.-Wusx on thI, Rock
1slana Arsoua1 for tho year is drawing toward =
coao Tue operations this past sum.na, hav,,
, 1875-09-23

D0utna tics, .....
v !S,r,," = s.,",n 4, '",': II: -
4iI'r s,.:s"'n sn't'sna 'n' FtHa't'a'.
Arry At u sf,,:'. Garts...t. '"' '
Ws !, s';ss ;s;s'5ss &SSF q @s aSe "Sssx
W'Sstti,o, st !, ia, Ti, ilari ron IR0S;
g. =. |H*r VII Ss.. k e,,ss. sAuS,hys i,.,
nad Har.sc''ts'. 1,''F'
VASSrE,,taj,K 4 ,Asn si:,S'sD tin. At sj
" i'a:.@1l* Mt :s'' i a'a ;;' f'h GENERAL
WAhItbn = q. At,lEt.. nlEt. l',I. GENERAL liUUAE.
{VASTtn EDon Sw:,jm Or nss.sI t:tr1 RI, |
~. ~ T. ;ah. *.'f, All ina NV " "a y
w AxyHD - a 'uti.MAS, Snnwr,,,,s. ur |
Nn.,; ~, !, Il ;%$ %: Ass,, s nt''" IT, 'A'a ~: 1.e"5
\VASrEn+; 4 no',p MEArt:frpK Tt,Ht'To EuI;, |
,os p.s;'s:.r' 4s il ~, asiron1.s s.s l'A'' '-'"'
WaSrEn-A Goon alKI. FoK uE:;ENNL
Aushls,
WASlEn 5:A Sr.lr,,'I rnIy.rE Eo,nrus-.
s9: %t ~" r.: i Ss % &
given %s ttf."p s :;ss aFra a''' x's T.as'
fffASTFN :. f;Op1, fitRf, TO no GENERAL
W hnusevcrk. At in tsrr,fI.a'.
AsffEpi ! tMHs,,y T. III; SprEnfS 5 H E II
crVtas ~ashtnR, at ala MtctEE4hAE
N-AxTEn-A GOOD COOK AT sAA M1cH'iAs-
/ ,yAsrr6-TW0 COMPETENT, sTE1bY- 5,1KTs
;nts i;S;; 'isS7 s c5fFf tSf'f' co '':.
"a !, make erlo'f nsaful aboat tbs hons'. II VI
h'sTst T = :. S"s si"a ,s'' h4'' e'' ''
g:i.t In 3@n I ;s5 roH isSt tESEEAh ss5 III
ASS11.EG, u, H., MAS f,ns a. S9oK <
our"t. Apply al. ta:a1'. st. '''' @1'' '4''''S
M c,3na1. sr F5s al, fis 1:i:ioa alSHsS a! ~;
s1s.s 4 KIT 5,s.;!;S y Il; :sS.
y, t'i%s.is ~ s4'' s F'' "'''F ''' ''''F Az
N1tS;I!!!5as otst.;,.5 4 .,p ,NL oS Tiiy Kx98
SS:Ht1.!SS sss;..!
..-.-.-- L1ill1nnrs.
WANTED AN .EyrEnItSt.En Mi,IlSFN.
eeel f bIIf fhs:;ai hhsoiiS s: Go ' il sa u is n r..
MAss!.JA4 s.!:; All; gs!3!'x III. srnS' s'f
| JAHfocf-tNnt+a7S.
| WANTED D-lIOUsEkEErE NY A WtDywI.
~ oi family Indy not ou rctncd. Address X VI.
I 1rbuuo t:.iee.
!
Emrlov1nenr AEoucles. ...
| TASTFD- GERMAN ASb HASpiSAE1.N
" xs r VriE.:e families. ho;als, tauadr.s. r.t7 md
eountrS. i. Mrs. DEakI'.' osLec. ~ Mtis Auk~.-s.
NASTEf- a;Ittl.s f,tH THE COUNTRY. roH
T. E, nd Sos'aas ; Ss,1 1han' "
i M1bcp.ln 17anut.
| N~ANTED-A GOOD Gf1T. FOR n1yrSt;- ROOM
| ~ To tho right hrta trs: cfsrs Msc's raid. Nf1,
SfEUe Gn.co ltouea aud Bakery IL DusrntItt-, neA
| Wa.Enk:un.
NyAE1ED-a LaDY CLERK IN a pitY Gnuit,
W L.tr.. Who ~, ak Hsahu1nattaL Applr =. -
Nsst fhltna.st.. after p. m.
WAsTkD-F1Fr GIIsL3 ~ GO - VAL.
n:,9 l9 z & asr acx raEs % ste 2 nfssmE ~ z!
.he!asn. p,sf.rted. tulls AZ ~ lAshle..t kpu1n b.
, 1875-09-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Per ,.j fSt,,.zs 3;s, ttkr t.;l -. r. 'i'Ef 81
;o, ~ "l:";,,..'n ~ lIsi :, ; n, I'',,s 1sA - + ="
81 -htunn ~. er1r, Isl ..ttn!!:.t ~ T. I a. ~
Iste.v hotsa ~ 1hlt't-hfs, md rhfIy nn,h,.s,
. TT 4. .,x.la W,h..:t n,!a # I.,1M! III .'; s
tt-i, nh, iHk nj hnr- an! ,fA.. &ax,a
l.rxsin< w offering. NICHOLS. HHAh" 4
CO, ltd be1fDarn-st.
Il oil sA!.E:- NJ. ~ MOSR ii:-sr., VIEW MAHn,r.
+ fr1at. Lfnr' Ia..:' H. had At much leg sn
ufA, HtStGfi t't III, IL. .-'s,s"..t.
t'pp .!ALi. UE ESG1i >.iGI:--ri:HY DEsfftA HtE
hd.: vrrr Inv. D"Hsr. . Rivers.
}eOn 3AI.E -9~'xrc, FGrT taikSEIs WANts1I; ;Av.
! AZ! E.y .h,':'st st.: s1'r'f t'ot. AA1soH Hill"
Efon BAf,K-t:1iKAr, TT rrR;HasrD TMMEnf.
acl, hpnre ani LIT 1alJ sp Ith ugsfLoInst. laa1fry
Mt III anrth F~sFtHra.ss.
L'Oi. "a Fla + 4 SAE1.TiT.f: 3.aT>RY fK:NE
c4,b nnt balaaeu .lns. AtsAy H. OWSEI.. l-.s %s.:
,+lprE N.
E'DN SaIE-rtEr cash ~ WEST f.Ak.:,sT.,, ii
AIS .lh a"o1lInsi; lol ~ lnana.rt. ehuap. ln
,IHK HAi,,: ,Ettl:'p. rMEAF! clIEAr,, II
lost m FtA Itur..sL nrsr Hrs:ernh ftr ~, 7U
.1xirH Az. nr4t Jack-usst Ii fsrt. lFnn!nH En9
'tt Mi tiat an ,H.t+ ...
*: ao";-' n".. rt3ri Park, chlIcp tot at fD por
IL. USl',iitS 1 SON. 1s7 L.salie.t.
L,'OK ia ~ III: EXCilANt,i:-SEAv G,rrA6R, :
70 nv : Tia, ae from }+Io,Ia itk, e4snd efuund
rIy At III GallL tt-ar
11nH IA ,.E. TIE Eu1.rIt:t,r CORNER Or
T. Mteh.ran ~. md Thirty cnnd.t 4sl VI foe!, ~
larrain. i l. Mi M ~ ttiN IL Dots m, ,.t.-
, 1875-09-23
WAETED--MiLE HET P.

|7shs" tiF.Fft!'lNs c3''iN7 -
Wha.iss. ,,~ @ % d. c':'; :: r, -! {
xsnG5 fGS'''as s s:1f 's;t 'ss;' tn" s'''' H.
W3arrD 5H!N,KkEi:pEh. tnl! ..., Wm,'@i;tsAiE @
M. ea'"o "s; ."'i 'Gr s Sx'. i'Sas ss
jvXSrEH-Ns E;.taHLE nnoEEEErEl. OyT:
ite.. II Il. Irlnuno cfict
11:S.3, Sx iSp;-!:5E;!x,i, ~ : wnK:sxtSy,,
WANTED TIVE coon. rilssT~ T~ctAss rAnfSrT.
" fuakcst. ~ rasIof.". =
ssvia IT. :s y S' rt1f WI TS%S St
tcca.h tni tir .se..t,.
W*MS[En " 1EH*s ~ Z E"t' i,,,: S,' N'xtnS Ar
N'Aslrn. -EyGt:.I,::,s. n&E WHO VAS 1l4D Ex:
sose T. e.,e Il sat isi s.s wnsss "a
i,nEir. !.
N'A*rl:F = p;I;cfict'. .TiS AXIj sIiELf:
'ir'.si,e Y Il rn''uIn ,::rs. '''s
,|ASI;*:pS tt'yit ~ rLAsrFEEr,, FIFTY;
u A*yt : s!1.yE,,; t,.arf. tt,.tsy ,.HL$ss,
ytr: mus, Ltins R'oa rtetencc't s,1a,n;. ~, J.
xiiss Ssa.si ' ;S p''' 1t - 4'
{tAHrED-A prY TINT EHngEsEtSns nrS,
y ~ ~ ,1sf Il ,,1. r.:'s"' At DAs'hfr a1i'Hsts.
,&.ASrtD 4 HOY WIN USDE1iST iaDs IlIY
" iir huti:es. Apvty a: III o'c!o2x As ~ nnh At
MAdtsmsI.
n;AargD.-A r1xaGK-A 1sEsi:i:4f, ,tonIsEn,
" tnksao Lake frfttst. I'll. AMY M Fi,Ee'. IRE.
III mt baIhsr staIp.
kVASrsn.,-7rli!s Mun;Siso AVG cAkrEsrEhs
~ attia HseH'st,'a'. inmtrr IN fe"r
! " a: HANti.4 HHJS., cnfnue State anil fhu Iiufcu.
It's.
! ,V'tSTEo-Ar 02rE. rw7, 1;t.i1! TtSSNiI'riiS
i " lhlusrr At III Hthts--t = j. ltdEHF.kHa L isl!0
Coaohmen. I or .narers. On
19t tAkTED-A TEhMSlEK tDH FURNITURE
" vaxoa, must h.ss aicrIene; And Rnt r7tyten."
| hAihaF.
i J3rANTEU-t MAN r} DRIVE: H0Rsks. AND
| w 70 wtrk aud tiki ot latHsas. Iii H.tt
! fAse.st.
, 1875-09-23
MUSICAL,
MUSICAL.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
"A IT, Nuy al a BarKlin A
New ant Msgnltlrtnt lrA1o!cste.
Fines. 4uIiiy.
Htrt hkkH.
Hu,arII Tr,S

| A splendid oPpoKruSiTY
nSs,;;' f.; f.; $ss $;s;:s H.
w..:ss;:s; w::'; .:st; +: 4! s:1Ss:2 "a: S }..n. TIM
M.Es11" q .s ~ rtfs c,'i f'1. r. yor
rrs.. .assr ~ a,1ars .tock Il eletant brand nav
;,sesa CO y: 70 &' 'n''' ''fse ''''''''
taess:. ss!.:t. .sf.hs, isuss
st.:ssS "a g. sist;.! IT, "a a.a .s .''
VI a1rx.nM tx s1s'5nmea; ~, ~ .ts S4 .,ne"*"'; 'rt
u. .ad pusertni toas saa pt.no sntir.b
..ss, ra'!ees WIN '"s An ILL., .o IS IS
Fa''r''' IL ''~ *.nn.ST1i,'
va v.,rsn, ~vev tn.lrunea tn he precisely a. IerIe
.,ntsA I'D MsId eursnres rs'au''bl' os autsaE tao
n :a.:.a's%%.: " ..teaa.1 10 ,., purchasers,
sst.taais<f'y a. S 'y,nr,.,,,b.,,
e. e"1te y :, =; x: !, UsI,Hs 0S rll5 Man:
H'oIl SALk FoH !a!9; ID tc.;ty piapu. II. nAR-
tts;foS' e'sIs4, 1sss.a ~ 9i biscI. IL
{, ~ a1ss.. s.sns! Y % Gnet5I x Ia. 1natsas
sad 'tAA. n!cAo.s, :s!;r U a, arr6sh.ilAFii.
lAS ~ rsss. NJ Ia s:sIE,S. s(nts io'
.s,s o. IL *.siHsn'. ~ ",s -, ~, ,r ,'.,rAvE sE5.
Slf5 9is 9ahs1a s: sas: tas vas; ~ts1.n:'a p'f''e'
II Gat IT, w ~! o. Mn.a an a1 avi7 Ann Mae
d1i0 " ~! ny ..s.l hESs ), sa,Asu 81" p.aoierte sih
R14U nlh. ,suenls and altarhnan5t sgfans tFsn.o:
IL 1asno"o "a1a erc M esnsndd ea
-. ,s Isn g.: sea aud 'ov's VIII IT,
44s!!Sss ::!3ss ::33s1 S.1IANEoUs.
.. *AAAA s>..s - s,T,ftf,tt1t 4 r
, 1875-09-23
DIVORCES.

NlVohEEa \ Lat;ALLY uH1AIAEI. NOT FRAun.
~ uluutlY Fue altar dAJrte Tsp soAts' ptactcu Ia
osnrls Vi tihl4k4a- Address Pos4 Olaas Bet l4H
, 1875-09-23

IinH hALE-A LABGk lor Ov LOOKS: BUTTS
Il ksbs. sass1s Aad b1iad- hinges 4. ". WliAkLkli'
b. L&ks-s4., ppAtAlEs.
, 1875-09-23

n HtlSs,es',", tls. gust SO; : Wsb.sts Dtullou.3
ss.s 1taya ..9 :Pa sia 4, " ~ y
BANS. Goalysy tnSr>, a. sDfta y: usAhssas p4u,4;
a1jG, Is. safesal lAs aud modest .aik
sl reduced pHss spaIk's lto .! F..nt4n, u tols &e
81 c4s u Fi.s tau.s4d pthsE asd hooks II sesy .,
pffcsa. GILBERT. Its South UlAEk 1t,
, 1875-09-23

s I'd .,".!s, a"s.ss
issnsS!'t ;%s NJ X II 81 u III s;t ::
Arrnx Ss7ERy aATTHSy;S|,3s; S!s
;s%pt sss sstars.
! LAisun srouK Or c1nHla;asss, s r., sor HEp 1;1
;'es ,;; ;sfs"'asa' 's'' chap 20 "a'' ';"'"''' H.
L,nr.;tsr pii1 1hr!ix. viry Nih.;, 1'r,t RI;
pa,. esss. sss,'s1 sHe sae4 s'' 81. % "
.a!.le o. f.n'il, driving; x"o, tr.selor. xdd'rss
oM 4, ;ii ASMsy
.s il; sss 1.s ~ M ''' 4
IL, II ;s$i:g71n. riiAEi,,x. f'i'*AI'. tSQii'NE
XSHT, ss ,s;,;s masr .ss aS II: Hss
H. riibn.r oiec' -
sss 4, m op @ ,f syp q !, S5sts!ss & oS.
L10is HILE-Tn CtlVER ANY ASt;El. 7lVD
s; r.. as", ri TsiA tt f!9 & .s IL
k,on n4j .K-t;ilEzi', ii1XI,soMil j'AY Il7,is5E,
harass ,Sa' ass: ssl' ~ tS %'A 10y afs' '
81 M ,a!,t xTn nEIn H. .o ma E: F ia $Sp ~
M %ry t. e. T.
FonsALE-t; E-t;lirAl'-A r. n;E sTyd!S1 ti2NAr.
& XIX sSs :fsGa ncas I'D nj" call md '''"
L|6n :;A LE-i'lsE ,Y.itjH,; lAI lI01';g, Thor
ter.sE sEA 4 a,dsss & n k'G9 ~ xs. ''' "' a'1"x
t. : G2i T.sa; ,ssn;"s ri %b. & A'f*a''
w puanaA. ha.n Tar hDsss jockeys. 3e8 btne.
, 1875-09-23

~tlGATHS waSgl.l4-lIY An IRON MOlUkR
=, ax,a .aeb Et;,i' nr snd work IN iloer; stesaS
Ann <asitt-.f-. ~
srruATFlS WA:iTFU-HN 4 FtIST-tLANS GUS
Ha cattnt. irrtN 'riy Of Hr,sawsy, New Ynsk, Nm
I s,t,IHH Uticc, 7' ' -
, 1875-09-23

4 ! coMMNRGlAL PAPER NOTES WITH CDt~
!aterat knt mortgages. bnnKhi aud sold. lSAAJ
Gi1EENEAAUM u, M. 10 Ftth-a1.
A nvAScEs MADE t,N njAMoNI,s. WATUHBs.
~ biniis. etc. At LAuSnEitS' rr.ate oihst, III
posDs-kFA N@Tuh TER CEST HtINlIs FUR
- sails by MEI:ktL LADD CO.. +dEiart.st
f1OMMENClAL PAPER Ann aiOitT0 A0Ns
" buusht aud sald, Lama 4.is real At p4e
uant. kU6ENE u. 1.uSt: 4 BRO. = Eat Washlnz-
1ll.ht
, 1875-09-23

1 i. PnNtEPEhEHS OF MUSIO AND MODERN
u Gugaaxos With Grst ols,. ruynpAeA as.llus o yi1-
ur tsw pupils. Address Iaa d. sad Roy-
xitto t.ulats. No. lA ftttb.s,.
IN5i 'RuCrIuN IN Ia ANpsUA PE pAISTINt;;C CL1ss
/ viii .uMu,cucs Oct. !. AslItuas ii, 4. kLktas, "
L ps,l&A u4Ik.
, 1875-09-23

T,,1H s,r,E-&soo ~ I'll H1'Y A. .HEAUTirUt Lnr
stk nss ds w,s. 20 .iaxa e. ,,sn n:n' H.. s:l
III ut1hrrty in mi, ft hI.- Hent'u t al
snl lnS' nfssrs Il Tux HItt,wH. j: t.'l'is.t Hr.n
E'On siI.E 80 ..TO M. u ,>HAMhEh ''t .r'M
r,ercn nlco hnuses and lot M na.J piJGHhit IN
the cautifai su,nt, ii sn:au j'.fk sehn'I T. f.tns+
Tho tuL It, Cuntrr At tallroA+ lAfe ohAy ~ ebiA
GEO. H. CLARKE, ARTRt.
luR SALEM rSGLEwt)t,b-A, FHsSTtaI.sS
hauss, lake ra1tr. hahroa. o. hiS4 S'ttsn3r, raf
HitI3.. "a WnskinEtuns
f,Di, sALE-un ExCl,ANliE.-Hr Est;!f:-
II wnod-.A fpw lutA psrk. tAN,lerAtd, an 1rofs
LOUIS 4: FREY. Ms4n I: u I:A.. Ms.1.9..t.9. 9-
, 1875-09-23

~,1fUNIIfN WATTED,- HY d FrHST-OEASH
Ii all ~ b. Aaclcs: references frp!n Lbr paat
g ''' IN tfe Alisuas !Gr IRE liars, r H. Trb1a1
,Sf1tFt!lp* WANTED by An KXPEKfENCED
. n7s' : ris 'Inr rIHchfy u5d,r.tsnt1 hA b.taint1s.
Al }st'r l. = frt',fnn .,.Irs. 49,
, 1875-09-23

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
3NASTEn WELL IaT,ATEN CITY Hr.;lnEscE
n rooS sei'a sIsat T. MI et} s. ,4 ~ s"e
jIrANTKE- TIl ll1 FEET. tsirloyEi, uS i. AXE
w st., batwncn Clara, At and Wsta.h.At. fur J. VI
must H,s httxan. laoutrc 1t AGUa " ELL aud fil'
4. hEAfkRSS l4G Deatbsru.st.
11fAsfKD-Tu nUY. on ohK ~ Til; ss,ufN
" Sjda avenues a h!k rrsIhrnce with sInpl1 rum ct,
first flor. t;F15. r. KilZR1, tl3 I..hinaInn.
, 1875-09-23

| Subnrbnu.
rra rc,qr,TS EH1l,EWOU[l. 4 coon TWa1.
sunyMux,. I'd cu'tare, sory dc,iratle. Tll,!Uis;
| 1ll(IS' .toSA I9%uu'N
, 1875-09-23

NOR SALE-nT a SA1hfFIO4-FlxTURES,1 IN.
uluuux rsI e;ssn., suitable tof nsillnrEf fhucy
.ods als0 u4ulant folt4icht chandelier glass Ard
, 1875-09-23

,IsO RENT-.DOCK. NEAR SOUTH ESD0FGANAL-
l a. Apply to q. T.. HOLMES. 81 south Clinton At.
no Observation-Disclosures. ArrESTIoI~., !,
IN good repair rocns been u.sd r thu Hn,-
huSS. Dw4Yht, III.
no 0NEhT-SPLENUID IluI1TEU ROOM. 414G0 On
fourth Gaor, With N.tor. *Aer rlueeis. sAs et,a1c
IL. q. aulUN1GI1. ~ htAtast,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12
Letter from Minllcsota.

Col. A F. Barker OF Monticello, MINI
writes under date. Jan. /. 1919:
Winter has fairly SOL in. Last night
the thermometer reached 30 deg. Dc.o"
zero. ard no complain. from Mtnne.oil-
ans. see Mliaa people consider ono or
t~J l5g.css below zero Ia % cold
wonderland take The tloAU.C 8. telegraph
the phenomena over iha country, asking.
apparently. tho .ymQl,hy oialI N 'n-'nI.
We here in Minnesota feel compelled 70
"taise" that little figure OF lie Eastern
thermometer. But, bless YOU, this isn't
cold.
The Pacific Mail examination Is asitat'
ing our people much, At the present
writing. Most OF our people ieol thar
Mr.. W. s King. our Representative To
Congress elect ought 10 step down
and out But We vii. be patient and
await his reply hoping that ne will give
satisfactory reply. ZERO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12

The number of votes for Messrs.
Washburn. Drummond and Perham was
by no means test OF the strength which
these gentlemen would have shown in the
Legislature had the contest been hope
lul one. Many members voted for Mr.
Iiamlin because they had the natural incli
nation TO be on the winning side, OF for
the sake oil concurring with their County
delegations. We should be guilty OF
an injustice not to give the tribute Oh
acknowledgement TO the highly artistic
manner in which Mr.. Hamlin's campaign
was fought by his accomplished lieuten.
ants, under the capable guidance of Mar
shall Marble, Chief oil staff. Mr.. IIamln.
TO his credit, be it said. did not 90 To Au.
gusta in person unit! the evening of The
caucus.
In this matter We have done our duty by
The Republican party. We never did more
faithfully and unselfishly Time and the
sober reflection of the best men, who have
differed from Us, will. we believe convince
them that the line of conduct which we
recommended was the wiser and better
one.-PreSS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12
!Senatorship Settled.

\ very brief history OF The dOings At
Augusta. as they appear in the papers,
and upon the surface, is all that need be
said TO day, as the contest was really
ended when many OF The judges ac-
copied office, before election. and they
only went to Augusta to do the thing
officially.
The lobby. or third branch, was well
represented. The business OF this third
branch is simply conjectural. Their real
purpose was unquestionably TO go to the
capitol, meet and shake hands with the
Governor and Judges aud watch the pro-
ceedings OF the caueuses and the organ.
ization of Tho several branches OF The
Legislature The following anecdole
told by loyal opponent of Mr.. llamlin
to loyal Hamlin man and repeated by
the latter, will be enjoyed and appreciated
by somebody. We clip it from the Press:
Colonel Elliott oil Brunswick. who
always puts matter well. said to day TO
a Hamlin man, You fellows remind me
of the mackerel business. When first
caught the fish are sailed and PIT III
pickle, afterwards they are overhauled
and examined merely 10 see ii they are
sound. You fellows were sailed last
August in convention, and now the Tel
lows who did The business are merely
inspecting you TO see il you are well pre-
served" We would not have told The
story had not very "Loil' liamlin man
thrice repeated it.
The Republican Caucus for the nomina-
ton OF l.. S, Senator, consisting OF Sen
ators and Representatives, was held al
Stale Honse last Thursday evening. The
result was as follows: Hamlin, Senator'S,
%, Representatives, Sc; Washburn, SEN
ators, 4. Representatives, II; Perham,
representatives., F.; Drummond, Senators,
,, Representatives, Il Scattering, l.
lIamlin. 79i Opposition 81.
Considering all things, eqerything and
everybody-things past, present and TO
come, this is glorious result for the sue.
cessiul man.
Mr.. Peters name was Withdrawn as a
candidate before the caucus proceeded 10
vote.
The opposition is to be congratulated
on its fearless discharge of duty; and no
protracted gloom should be allowed TO
hover over its conscience for its supposed
poweressness to represent the voice OF
the people. Amidst the contrariety OF
opinions, everybody should rejoice that
we have touched bottom and been authen.
tically and officially told what public
opinion is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12
The Governors Message.

The Message Of Gov. Dingley was de-
liyered to both branches oil the Legisla
ture on Thursday. Ii is confined wholly
to Safe topics, and will be read with
great satisfaction by all parties. Every
subject is presented with remarkable
clearness aud luness.and with great can.
dor and good judgment. The Democrats
find much in it 10 approve and nothing to
condemn.
Comment upon this Address is entirely
unnecessary. The revision OF the Con
slilulion, the punishment Of criminals and
the College OF Mechanic Arts are among
the most important subjects which will
come before The Legislature. The Ic-
marks OF the Coy crnor on The last named
question deserves especial attention.
Five or six Colleges in Maine where only
one or two c1n flourish steadily aud per
pc,ual'y by The usual means. is a subject
OF most serious consideration. The
pcnsioning of 4 9TH or sixth College on
the State and taxing the people from
so. 900 to $4,000 year Tor IT, support
is an anomaly .n political or educational
economy. II j, is right, that is the cud
Of the question. II it 5po5'iJiy an er'or
4, the message rcscrvcdIy suggests, the
quicker il is known the better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12
From lhe panam, star alI H,rall !

blcut wv NVkut 1haAi' a A@NNf
The death of man so well known.
deserves more than passing notice. lie
was one of the best and trucst among Our
number; man of the kindest heart aud
most genial nature. lie has been rcs.-
dent on the Isthmus since 40, and his
occupied offices OF trust and responsibility
in the employment OF the Panama RH.'
road Company. and won their conhdeuce
and esteem by his integrity and industry.
He was man Of n great heart. many char
tiles, OF few words, and Iull OF kindly
acts towards the poor and unfortunate
vet few beside the recipients OF his char
ity knew OF his gifts. and while to day all
mourn his death, there are none moe
sincere among The mOulners than the
poor aud lowly, who have SO often reoeiv-
ed his bounty To the men oil the 18TH
mus-his associates-his bluff, whole
souled, hearty and cordial ways, with his
honest face will long be remembered
his word he never violated, his honor was
as bright on the day OF his death. as on
the day of his birth The creed OF re -
ion that governed his lite was "Bo uu-
10 others as you would that they SLOad
do unto YOU Truly an honest man is
the nobest work OF God, and such man
was Mr. Lee. There was no one man ON
the Isthmus, whose death will be mo. e
sincerely mourned than his. Light may
the cath rest upon your breast Char.'-,
Your friend will long treasure your mem
DRY. His remains were inferred in The
Foreign Cemetery, in Panama, attended
by the Officers and employees ol lie
Panama Railroad Company, and by
large concourse of bis friends.
Mr.. Lee was a native OF Norway, ana
at the request of his friends We puOi'h
the above extract.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12

The Times thinks Gen Sheridtn's
despatch TO the secretary OF war IS a re-
markable contribution TO the discussion OF
the Louisiana matter. His suggestion
that Cong ess might declare the leaders
OF the White League bandEti and tn'a
them for trial 10 military commission
is denounced There is no power Ia tic
President 10 Proclaim certain men band.
itti, and there is none in Congress TO out.
law class who. whatever their offences,
have thus far shown profound resP, ct Tor
the authorities Of The United States. Il
is surprising that very able graduate 81
West Point and q soldier who has so
calamity and faithfully fought FOX the
supremacy OF the constitution should
know so little OF It's requirements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-01-12

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