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National Republican., 1875-05-29

GEN. HAwLEY, it is announced, is to take
up his residence in Philadelphia, as Presi-
dent of the Centennial Commission, until
the opening of the Exposition. Some of
the newspapers who do not understand
this movement have expressed the belief
that it ''means business" 1t certainly does,
but not of the kind they imagine. Mr..
Goshorn will continue to be the executive
officer in making preparations for the Ex-
position, while Gen. Hawley will oficiate
as a figure head for the reception of foreign
commissioners and industrial committees.
He will give them all required informa
tion, and, in short, play the part of commit
fee on umbrellas, canes and busters.
National Republican., 1875-05-29

THE Granger movement is on the de-
cline. 1t was one of those spasmOdic polit-
ical ebuIlitions which frighten the timid,
demoralize the weak and defraud its active
sympathizers or participants. The truth Is
in American politics these outgrowths of
public wrath are always short-lived. When
either of the leading political organizations
fail TO pay heed TO the admonitions of the
people these sporadic outbursts occur, and
forthwith both parties absorb so much Of
their theories or doctrines as may be neces-
sary. Then, as in the case of the Changers,
the new movement which, at its inception
threatened to destroy things generally,
gradually dies out.
National Republican., 1875-05-29

''NEw brooms sweep clean is phrase
which is Just now on the nib of the pens OF
two thirds of the writers for the Opposition
press when they begin to comment upon
the acts of Secretary BristOw, Attorney
General Pierrepont and Postmaster Gen
cral Jewell. Wait a few months, gentle
men, and when these honest, fearless Off
cials begin to show that they are true Re-
publIcans as well as conscientious men, the
splints of their brOoms will have become,
in the eyes of their present eulogists. be-
fouled with ramifed and inexcusable cor
rIIDiiOn
National Republican., 1875-05-29
SATURDAY MORNING::::::::::::::MA p, 1875.
THE worst thinc that has happened in

THE worst thing that has happened in
connection with the grasshopper plague is
the fact that Colonel W. NJ. Grosvenor, Of
St Louis, cne of the younger pullets that
Matched the Liberal Republican egg, has
begun to discuss the possibilities of an in-
vasion of the entire country by the pests.
There is consolation, however, in the fact
that this is hard on the hoppers. "Fleas
have lesser fleas, and so on ad iafHttum.
National Republican., 1875-05-29

ST. 200 TO LOAN on \. EEAb MaRAEsT EsTATE.
Real Estate Broker aud Auction ser,
ny29-3t 1911 PennsyivaniR avenue.
DASTURAGE FOR HORSES AND COWS.
l. Apply to JOHN KNOT T. JR., al T. Lyons
Mill. on kock Creek, or TO Z. Lyons JR., No. IS
Water street, georgetown. Payment requiredlu
advance. myI7-im'
IIOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY, MADAME
Il ESTRES'S, 6IS TLlrteeuth street. all my en-
tire rcady-made goods, in best quality of human
hair, must be closed out at and below cost. Never
will chance like this gain for ladies TO get
bargains. Our stock Is complete in all the new
STYLES. Call and and see for yourselves. my2D-lm
National Republican., 1875-05-29

Ex. SENATOR CARPENTER is getting lib
eral in his unofficial days. In a recent
card regarding his employment as counsel
for the whisky ring, he says;
81 shall therefore accept the duty of defend
ing such persons charged with any otense as
may wish to employ me, whether charged
with larceny, perjury, forgery, murder or
treason; and my present impression is-though
] should want more time to consider it-that
shnuld even defend an editor sued for ibel.N
National Republican., 1875-05-29
W. w. BURDETTE & CO.,
HOOE BROS. & CO.,

No. ses Seventh streeI, and No. 7s < stress
nortAWest. myI4-FNWtf
National Republican., 1875-05-29
MARRIED.
DIED.

SOLAN-CALLAE.-Ou May q. At St. Peters
cEur, Ii, by the Rev. Father Rabtta- JANIS n.
NOLAN and MARY A. CALLAN, both OF this CITY.
National Republican., 1875-05-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
H0T sER Z EH0TAL..-CTHE OFFICE OF
BS the PhGnix Mutual Life I1suIancs rs S;d Go n
my21-6t- General Agent.
E~A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
OF as @ se hed idd o
DAY EVENING, June j, at the Board OF Trad
hDEr:S' %gs5 81 ''' l. H. aTiNISD, President.
FFKNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. AT.
k TEN N;-Uniformed and ununi-
formed ed msmDtrs I Of Me9steT No Log No are re-
p. m ;, sharp, at their lodge room, corner fGinth
Sn6 @ BTo, T. GSG eh
bg5s Of sister kOdE,s iDS ere pee5faly lnyits5.
myG'' J. PEYsER, K. OF R. and S
~ THE WOMAN'S TEMPERANCE
~ UNION Is now renovatinE a mouse on the
south side Of near FtIIeSnth street. Il which
the middle Of June. Donstloas o; furniture.
ere ckery; ware, window shades, &C. will be
sHiayi% IN street, iar'nsF 9S
Wa SPECIAL CO HMU.
ES NICATLDN Of FEDERAL LODGE No. l
fnDcTSi n ' OF cur late Srotser +. N. JoSEPT ". W.
Sf. IS Mem5r stdPr PaI se 81
fraiernalll invited to unite with US.
nys ny O ~ WI. G. BROCK. Secretary.
80 4, AND A. SCOTTISH RITE -
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite OF Free Ma
TO at nd the funeral Of our dects.ed brother to
81 PHI WILsoN NAIRS, :S2e, on 80 NnAY. May
oSTpns S E Rtd ON BaeE the usual badge OF
wiz. NJ. .IRELkNn, 81 Hon. las. GeuT,
&c. toUn:il KadOsh.,
L. H. ELkE: n Il: T. Il. Chap. Rose crotx.
E.B. MGcGR0TTY.G TYG q, muse 'rO'N'
my292t TIP G. NJ. LonEe Perfection.
R~ORDER OF EXERCISES IN THE
kS DECORATION OF THE CONFEDERATE
GRAVES AT ARLlhGTOS CEMETERY,
TUEsDAY, JUNE /, 1875.
lingtOn i'll leave the corner of Ninth street aud
Sysnqs Tsni5gGR spd az ib BTidEs
10 and ii a. m trains from 4iexS5dria Va, at the
TIE Towers will be called for az the designated de-
positories, viz: Gt torRetown-Un-on hotel and
T%ckeT, q, siIth street Southeast; Mrs! G. P. Gal
yer, Sol Tenth street southwest: J. Il. Collins,
ridge, III street orthwest; Win. L. Wall, cor
ner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue; DIR. Il.
AIexsndria Va.-Sirs Z. T. Worthinx'on, Came !.
ron street, near W Arlington The members Of the
lions OF moi ey for the use OF the society.
All persons will assemble at the pavilion at p.
n, pr, mptly. Prayer, vocal music, decotstion OF
tstsr s& 81; Chron., Her, Cap, Sunday; Alexan-
dla Gazette, copy.l
F~DR. J. b. JOHNSON, OF Alex
- andrls, Va, offers his Professional s,F-
zens of the District OF Columbia.
Cflce No. lIII Pennsylvanta avenue, between
NillaTd's hotel and the Owen house.
Office hours from 10 n. m. TO p. IN. mySS-f
R~ REMOVAL THE SURANCE
~ Office Of Nessrs. TAllmadge s Co. will be
removed 10 their new building, 92s street nth.
this seency is con duct ted independent OfAHy board
National Republican., 1875-05-29

COOMS.-Op Friday, May Is, after 3 short but
painful illness, little SARAH ELLA. infant dauEh-
Ter of George and Sarah L. Cooms, aged ten
months and two days.
Funeral from the residence OF her parents, No.
62S street IOutheast, sunday Afternoon at 2
are invited 10 attend.
BATES On Friday, Nav D, 1s5s, CATHERINE
A, beloved wife Of Francis Bates, aged hfty-eight
years.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend her
funersl from her late residence no 81 West street,
Georgetown, ID. c., on Tuesday at 4 p. m.
LPittsbUrg (Pa.) ard Steubenville (Ukio) papers
please cOpy.j
EAIRN.-On Thursday, May q, at $40 p. M,
after a short illness, JOSEPH WILSON NAIEN,
aged fifty two years.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are
invited to attend his funeral, from his late resi-
depCe. No. llC9 street northwest, ou Monday,
May 81, at Il O'Clock q. III. LSIarl
National Republican., 1875-05-29
iOFFICIAL.I
ICircular.l

ICircuIar.l NAVY DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, May lS, IS 5. I
Sails and spars for boats are hereafter to be
maze according to the pans which have been fur
nished to tho ComRandants Of the different Navy
Yards.
GEO. NJ. robson,
SecretarY Of the Navy.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-10
NOTICE.
C0UNTY AUDITOk,S {

COUNTY AUDITUk'S OFFICE. |
EUREKA Co., NEv., December |, ls7j. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the delinquent list Of State and County
Taxes of Eureka county, Nevada, for the
year 1878. has this day bsen deposited with
the District Attorney Of said coounty. and
specified arc paid to the Treasurer and ex-
oficio Tax Receiver OF said county within
twenty days from date hereof, salt will be
commenced by the nietrict Attorney for the
collection Of said taxes and costs.
X. l.. CHASE,
d2f County Auditor.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-10
Business Change.

the public thai / have purchased the en-.
tire stock OF groceries and general merchan-
disc of b. BERG, on Main street. Eureka.
and that / will continue the business at the
old stand. | solicit a continuance Of the pat
ronage heretofore extended to my predeces-
sor. A. BERG.
Referring to the above, l bespeak for my
successor tho liberal patronage hitherto be-
slowed upon me while conducting tho same
business. l also desire to extend thanks to
the public for their patronage in the past.
HIYs b. BERG.
Eureka, Oct. ID, 1875. n4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17
Average Daily Circulation, 4,62s
Another Railroad Quarrel.

1t seems probable that the war between the
Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania roads
will widen until all the giants Of the rail are
brought by the ears. According to the Amer
icon, there is trouble low between the
Baltimore and Ohio road and the Philadei-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore road; the
cause being that the latter corporation has
persistently refused to pro- rate with the for
mer in the cut rates on western freight and
passengers. The Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore company claim to be entirely
neutral in the present fight, and do not pro-
Fose To suffer any pecuniary loss by it il they
can possibly helpit. The quarrel has been
intensified by the action of the Baltimore and
Ohio company in forwarding the bulk of
Baltimore and rice reTSo, by Shriver's line
Of steamers. The AmcTIcdl says of the mat
ter:
Whether the bad feeling engendered by
the disruption of the freight arrangements
VIII eventually lead the Philadelphia, Will
mingtOn and Baltimore Company to refuse
10 carry Baltimore and Ohio paSSengPrs be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia remains
10 be seen This result is thought by some
railroad men To be possible, If not probable,
but its attainment would involve great
monetary loss to both companies. Were it
not for the Baltimore and Ohio, the Philadel-
phia. Wilmington and Baltimore road would
not be ena biet to- carry any western paSsen-
gers or freight, aud at the same time the road
between Philadelphia and Baltimore is a
most valuable outlet to the Baltimore and
Ohio. one Baltimore and Ohio official is of
the opinion that the only remedy is for his
company 10 build n road of their own be-
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia, nj that
10 is Only "a question of time as to when
President Garrett viii DO this"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

IL might as well be confessed that the
americans as a people have a full share OF
d" cheek Notwithstanding 10 has been re-
peatedly announced that the government
will not PERMIT expeditions to the Black Hills
until that region can be acquired in a sys-
tematic way from the Indians, parties have
continued TO organize in different parts of
the country with the avOwed purpose of pros
pecting for gold in that country. We notice
with satisfaction that one gang OF adventu-
rers has been brought back TO Fort Laramie
by United States cavalry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

STAG WHISKY FOR TwENTY-Two.-Peter
Campbell, Esq, famed author of the compre-
hensive essay of :" Stag whisky for ONE it
seems won't have il that way. He has stated
his intention To prove that it was Stag
whisky for twenty-five, by way of suits
against the individual members of the legis-
lature for their share in Godfrey's spiritual
consolation and creature comforts. If he
carries out his Intention, il will serve to
enliven things amazingly these dull times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

"Weu sssf~iss It's repstoties for rig
eroWs and rocv srrtsfn0."-N Y. 7Ti5we.
81 model periodical"-Phl1.P Press.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17

Through the result of the Providence cleo
tion yesterday the liquor interest has tri-
umphed by placing Mr.. Lippitt in the guber-
Material chair, and securing a majority in
the Legislature, enabling the repeal of the
repressive legislation i'm force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE faar rooms AMI
y summer kitchen, sth aud slreees north, ca.
tnl Hill. NJ. sos spl. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17
BUSINESS CHANCES.
NoRTH ARLINGTON HEIGuTS
COTTAGE SITES,
RURAL HOMES
SMALL FaRas

a. 81 deviation Il Snf above 80 q tau1.. 49,
6erinV ~ prfr-fly h.alfhv. aIa 81 ri.ur a mao,
iccrt q tn slleY 81 tn rst 1ai g. ,t.-
Va. hinEtrn. GcnrsvfaSn ana surrounding 6. .s,+,>
snf aay.iniI & ih' North Arlington Erut rarr, -
Niues aTds AL q hlch, -a der gIrh Tils "a -
the soil l. uurNce'l-i m tai~ vicinity. msk- Al ~.
ce-irshie a1d attractive section - Cd. ~rrf-
Ieat tlis CRY.
Price, Ia = be- n reduced % -uif tia ti-ars a.
credit Of O. rRv Nrars caen. ruf f-.f =,
Der cent. - ali an ulont MS ps1fnan-s
In boss of one e. twenty scrrs.
IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17
BANKERS.
dissolution OF COMPREHENSIVE.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
The copartnership heretofore existing batwean
the undersigned, under the name and style of SHER
Man n CO, Bankers, is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. The business will be continued al
lf2S street, as heretofore, under the firm name
JOHN SHERMAN, JR.,
H. ID. COOKE, JR.
We solicit continuance OF the fayors of orr cor
respondents aud customers, promising our best eff
doa GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Deposits subject TO check at sight.
s, S.iectons made on all sections o. the United
prompt returns made. Dividends. coupons aud in
terest due ON registered United States bonds col
lected.
Loans On collate.als and on commercial paper ne
gutiated.
Drafts issued for commercial and travelling pur-
London, Berlin, Bremen and Hamburg, which are
eashsd az those points without ezra charge.
available in all parts Of Europe and the United
Sta'es.
Strict personal attention given TO all orders for the
purchase or sale OF STOCKS, BONDS or GOLD and
all marketable securities, and all information re-
garding inyestments chsertully given:
foreign and domestic bon pht and soid '
vouchers and Claims against the General covert
snS e and sale of all classes Of
Washington. D. c., A prli Is. 1875. apis St
$50. 500. $500, $1,000
Imresfed tn Stock P,friieges in Val street,
hensive explanatory circulars, containing detailed
statements and quotation prices Of all stocks dealt in
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
AIEx: FsSS E&S sEK SSSSs ius''''
OPP, \; 7: Stock Exchange. lawaI St, NY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17
FOR RENT AND SALE.

EoR RENT-Eisht-roam Pressed BRICK New
HOUSE, VIII al d. m1dsIn cgn, a, ~ oh
streets auth at. Inquire al 236 LIST sr,c soa d
I,7UK KKN - TTo-sl9T7 FKTMK H0GsIE, y
avenue. BoSss contains four rooms, ADD p,.--son
csn be had imis;,ii,,e,s s"t ts,P; sPPy-,nG
srIe sc, No go Penn-ylNa9ia a'ruao-
I|OR sALE-A desirable Cottage 8ESi-
L FENCE. five minutes v ais r. n issur,l station;
ai,achs d. mutt SC viii sell az rTioe Fifteen
n';nu'es ride irom Washing o Z }. EVANS,
spIo-e Nv 212 Penn. syrna, eat. capitol H'n.
EoR RENT-l legant OFFICE Rooms ~ rl.n
Building April 10 = " WI M ks sr S' ~
IGOR sALk-I bsve eight HoI sEs in various
l sections e washineton, nsns IN value ir', "a,
go " -, az -. ,,ur-hs =; th.ir sr.naI
value JOHN J. EVANS Raj E-ts,e Broker, : ,
Pennsylvania avenue east. Capitol Hull sps-.oN
,ss .n sfiIn and
merly Union League Hal, No asa 9TH street, The
hast Hail in The civ kpply - &C. CoNSTAN-
TINE. s21 eth street northwest. msrs'-e1lm
l,OR SALE AND RENT.
have for sale all classes of BRICK and FRANZ
HOUSES, situated IN most ut the IN - d'-ra"ie i
cations On Capitol Hill' at prices {" suit those whe
LoTs of all description can be bought At ressons-
R0UsEsfoR RENT LOANS NEGoTI TIED.
BONDS and All Glasses of DISTRICT sECURI-
TIES bought and sold.
RENTS COLLECTED.
Improved ard Uninprovci Property wanted.
JOHN J. EVANS, Real k-iase 81 he-,
ala Psnn-yiN anls sveuae es.t.
MARI colin CAPITOL iiii.
k,NUk SALE or RENT-A uea iir,t = =, sstrk
Il DWELLING Ii0i'SE, with all modern caRNe
Diences; 1915 Rhode Island avenue, adjacent 20
Scott Statue. Apply to J. J. SHEDn, llo2 18th
street msrss I'm
l'uR SALE-HOUSES so NJ street. s5.Bs, 9os
L NJ street, SlSIto, No. ItI2 OH street north
RESIDENCE, corner 5th and = streets northwest
Price, S4itg, No. l. Massachusetts, Avenue, north
west. So. monthly pas meni>, aud a large number
Il others IN shparis OF the CITY, swrr-
mars SIN 3ii eth street northwest.
f,UR SALE or kkNT-Fi,e three story and
i basement BRICK DWELLING HOUSES, cor
ner Eth and streets northwest, Tor sale or rent.
Houses have just been finished in best style by a
Philadelphia contractor eight rooms, gas, hot ard
cold water. marble n.uteI-, water closets, with
sewer connections, range and Latrobe. Terms of
sale, only 1880 cash; balance in one, two and three
yearE with seven per cent interest on deferred
ments. Will be rented lcw 30 good tenants
mar2O In ASS Louisiana ave-, ORR. city Hail.
IGOR RENT OR SALE-COTTAGE, seven rooms,
Il water, cellar stable, fruit; IN the healthy vii
lage of Mount Pleasant, mile from Boundary.
Inau ire of Dr. BREED, Il street, opposite Patent
Office, or near premises. msr3tlst'
LOB RENT-FEDERAL BUILDINGS, corne-
J and 9Th streets northwest, OFFICES and IN
SIS TO go 9. PREHTiss, Agent, Room No.
iaHl2r
EOR RENT-EligibIe ROOMS, Congress street.
Gcorsetown heigh;s-A Psrlor and two Room.
floor; all choice rooms ana suitably furnished.
octS eo6 lRep.-t,thA CO.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-17
BOARDING,


NELL ROOMS-With frst.cl,,s
TABLE BOARD, at lowest rates. 81 street
northwest WM.WHITE, of Pennsy anis. sE-lw
DOsRD AND ROOM-In private family-fora
- gentleman and wife or two gentlemen; location
unsurpassed. No. 122 Sd street southeast, within
square OF F-street or avenue cars. Reference re-
qu1red. apl7-3t
LNOR RENT WITH BUARD-In a private family
Il a large second story front and third story back
Room; very desirable summer residence. centrally
located. Terms moderate. Call address No.
1898 IL street southwest. apE St.
DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, SECOND FLOOR
" with BOARD, at TIA III street n. apl6-3 81
VlOARDING.-Handsomel Furnished ROOMS
- en- suite, consisting Of Parlor, Bed room and
Bath room, on the second floor; hot and cold water
floor all bright cheerful rooms; house; in a de
igh;tul locality for the summer; with first class
BOARD Terms moderate for the summer. Address
17O4 l. street northwest. apis St
llOARDERS WANTED-Persons wishing good
- SUMMER BOARD, in q healthy region of
country, where they can have the benefit Of mineral
water and large airy char bers, be accommo-
lett Station, y. A. NJ M. K. b. apis iw
WELL FURNISHED ROOMS AND TABLE
w BOARD, at 1149 Pennsyva avenues
ap9-lotH MRS. CLAGETT, of Maryland.
EOR RENT With first-class Table Board
Il ROOMS, single and en- suite, moderate prices for
spring and summer months; No. GIT 18th street
northwest, near +. mart 6wf
MILLIKENS-C Corner Of 10th and Il streets
iVA northwest, Washington, D. c., one square from
Avenue and street cars. Board BY the week or
month. Transient Board, 81 per day. House thor
oughy renovated and refurnished.
feb6ly FRANK MILLIKEN, P.oprietor
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-01

The beautiful Empress of Austria
passed through Paris recently. and
hundreds of people gathered at
the railway station to geta glimpse
of her. She is. well worth looking
at, is this fairest Of royal ladies,
though she is thirty eight years of
ago and q possible grandmother
besides. She dresses very simple
now usually in black, gray or
hlac-never having worn gay
colors since the death of her eldest
daughter, several years ago. Her
manners are marvelously sweet and
winning, and she is as popular as
she is beautiful. It is currently
reported, however, that she hen
pecks her imperial spouse unmerci
fully, and that he. like wise man,
submits to her dominion. When
she first arrived at the imperial
court she gave immense offense to
her naughty mother in-law, the
Archduchess Sophia, of evil men,
DRY, BY insisting upon going out
walking, and by carrying an UNI
brella, which last is a fatal sin
against royal etiquette.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-01
NoUncerta1n sound.

The sensitive Jefferson Davis has
received n letter from the fright
ened directors of tine Winnebago
County, Illinois, Far Association,
withdrawing their invitation to the
arbitrator to speak this fall at
the fair. president Davis, in re-
ply, takes occasion to state some of
the reasons why he was originally
willing to visit Illinois. First, he
hoped that personal intercourse
might remove some of the preiu-
.lices that had been generated by
partisan factions and nurtured by
individual and sectional hate"
We suspect that very few of the
Winnebago people sympathize with
Mr. Davis hope as far as desire
for personal intercourse with hin,
is concerned, if we may judge from
the spirit of certain widows and
orphans such by the death
of husbands and fathers in South
ern prison pens-who threatened
to sow the fair grounds with salt
if they were polluted by the tread
of the arch traitor. That putative
president had the power to miti.
gate the savage cruelty of those
Southern prison pens; and since he
made no effort, we sympathize with
the outraged survivors of those
families who resented the proposed
ovation to Davis. It is right and
proper to promote peace between
the people of the two sections, but
it is too much to ask our people to
listen to speech from the cold
blooded, cruel, vindictive, savage
head of the Observation-Disclosures
ern Christian Advocate.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1875-09-01

The Visitor to New Parishas prob
ably noticed small square log struc-
ture, about twice the size of dry
goods box, on the south side of Main
street, near the center of town. AS
we have said, it is built of logs, has
grated windows in two sides, and Is.
about high enough in the centre to
admit Of man standing upright if he
should not be too tall. Wen, this is
theacity calaboose Jail. A short
time since, a resident Of the village
got on high" and was incarcerated
in the 'boose to sober off. 1t had not
been occupied for some time by HUI
man form, be it said to the credit of
the village. and this which appeared
In favor of the village was most de-
| cidefflr asa;nst She prisuner. During
its vacant state, humble bees, a whole
swarm of them had come in through
the grated windows and utilized the
prison house, and the unlutky prison.
er had bruised around his narrow
confines scarce five minutes when his
shrieks and means brought him relief.
! and he was marched out into daylight
stung up one side and down the other,
on the nose, around the eyes and
mouth, until his face resembled a
beet with an irregularlJ developed
surface. Now they always examine
the interior before locking up pris-
Onor