The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-04
POLITICAL On DIT.


yesterday displayed by the brood who
daily nestle beneath Antoine's Wing, they are
enjoying highly the victory over the Conserv-
alive Senators who went into the arena with
the faithful to defeat the passage OF the APP
preparation bill. They look upon their
success rs did that willy Al Sin. WHO took in
the jim Nye, who knew all about euchre. The
boys IL the Senate say they could give Us
two III the game ana beat us in parliamentary
tactics, and they puff out their oleaginous
1t is considered the joke of the Hotel, and
evidently somebody miscalcuiatad the game.
Antoine's men took short start and
whoop IA they bounded over the rule re-
luiriug a four-titths vote to suspend the
rales, and the bill. was put through two read
lnas. Some say they don't eN,c.iy under
stand i. yet, but they acknowledge that they
saw the v.ultiog act peri orned.
Poker Pinch.
Pinch has discovered way Of solving all
the complex questions involved in the Louisi-
ana ease, aud by way of experimenting With
lis new theory, he tried it on with Sheldon,
in q garnet room in Wizards Hotel at Wash
il ton last Wednesday night.
They sat down to pine table, with stacks
Of chips between them, and toyed and daliied
with poker deck for twelve hours. Sheldon
is said to be strong team when it comes TO
drawing four aces, and tie varying tide Of
tie settled ..,rnatirnts on p,,, side and
sometimes on the other. But mysterious
jaclss would somehow come mo Pnch's hand,
and when Sheldon held three tens Pinch would
quietly exhibit those three jacks. There was
considerable feeling exhibited by Sheldon at
the c.o7e OF the gsm2-the. sort of feeling
most any man would have Who has lost some
nine thousand dolt,ts, but singular 70 say,
Pinch couldn't sympatLize with him q bit.
Tlc dusky Senator doesn't care much now
whether lie Is admitted or not. He thinks he
affords q splendid opportunity tor him now
aud then TO indulge in his Old amusement
and then too It pays expenses.
Pitt i. Happy.
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over those ca1tvor,gs cheeks A., ain He WAS
50 peaitent after tie In of S .ptenbar when
We intcryieE ed MIN, he was SO DESTROYS Of
preparing his soul for brighter and better
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possibly expect. Il Is 'ru2 ne would Ike TO
Sc. I!Gch seated, and then, too he would. as
/. b. o. luxury, visa for rccoz,1lt; III from
Congress. The resolution OF one House Of
{ Jnsrt''. Fhi-h Ae has received, is rot q
10y Congress, but simply IN IN
choa.e. unfinished act, aud bears with it no
legal effects whatever. If hs 'oul! only get
that from both Houses. We real. believe Pitt
would begin to get ta,.
o" the street.
le '''S '''n "a '''n i1onii>' - wa ans
c"Saeu on 'n' S'f7e'' Win 'ih'oa'" interest,"
ana many pans are 'u6ao7eS'e" 'of oo''iiih8
the views 0. All our e'tzehS on the >n'Ject'
some propose ""'a ci"o meetings ana " so'o
ny ron cail' "Ale o'leIS are III 1"'of OF open
ing Poilspg poems anu h'i'''ls regular eiec-
there can BE hu. little doubt, bu: whether j.
u! lie shown thrDuttl tie ttlDt-AI : IIfDT,