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The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
Riot in Louisiana.

NEW ORLRANs, Dec. 26.-Last night at
the negro village of ,Freetown, cross the
river, drunken row occurred in bar room
in which two white men were killed and one
mortally wounded by negroes. Much ex-
citement prevailed, and more blood would
have been shed but for the action of the po-
lice authorities who moved over hundred
men at midnight and arrested the ringlead-
ers, and patrolled the town. It was whisk-
ey and not politics. Everything is quiet to-
day.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
A STR UGGLE FOR LIBERTY.

Last evening, few minutes before seven
o'clock, Jack O'Brien; alias New Yorl-
Jack. rhos. Davis, alias Blubber, and Ed
Scott. the three Church street desperadoes.
who were awaiting commitment to New
Castle, in cell No: l, at the Hall, made =
we'll nigh successful attempt to escape. !,
They obtained saw and cut large hole
in the hoor Of their cell, by means Of which
they gained the cellar. Chief O'Too]e. im
mediately missed his prisoners, and discoy ),
ering their means of escape from the cell.
accompanied BY Esq. Brady descended to
the cellar, where he three were found
awsiting favorable opportunity to eet
Thy were taken back to the cells and se-
curelv confined. They will be taken to New
Castle to-day. = - -,
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
"A Hnsbands,s Brutal Deed.

70 S sS =, ,,oRK, Dec. 26.--John Nanpery, of
Ia u Il, south 9th Avenue attempted to MUIR
Is, n,a,, ,, Wl'c and then burn up her remains
orc WHY. wIn' He broke her jaw, two ribs and
Ter ro" %"ole handfulls of hair from her scalp.
be b,oo,~ o was absolutely unrecognizable and
I,r L"1"o L1"o covered almost every portion OF
,nGst y Her scant clothing was burned
4. sotr. st w. the flesh, the brutal husband hav.
ir. "rVtsated rt it with kerosene and set 1t on
'll tha aHe y Wife was taken to the hospital,
'e oemon arrested.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
Christmas In London .
South America.

SALVADOR, Pee. 6th.-Don Andres Val
lie is proposed for the next President.
CAILoA, PERU, Dec. 4th.-The general
news is dull and uninteresting. The Lon
don and Mexican Bank of South America,
still refuses to redeem its notes in specie.
They wish their creditors to receive the
coin at the various premiums. The Gov
ernment expects to celebrate the ''Nitrats"
contracts with the banks concerned, in q
very short time.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
IIaslul man.

Mr.. George 0. Yahu, of Boyertown, Mont
gomery County, Pa, was surprised, on
Thursday morning, on going to his stable
to find that an old and favorite horse helong-
ing to him, was dead. Some fend in hu-
man shape had entered the stable In the
night, and with butchar knife had cut his
throat
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Many Wilmington man walked crook.
ed path yesterday and the day before, but
whether it was from crooked whiskey O,
not is not known.
The cry with Chief O'Toole last night,
as he ferreted out the prisoners in the Gel.
lar, who were trying to get away was, "Let
no guilty man escape"
Now when you see a Wilmington man
languid, and kinder yawny and stretchy, do
not feel alarmed about:him. It's only the
Christmas fever, and he will be over It by
New Year.
The old saying of "Where do all the
pins co." is only matched BY the one
"Where did all the whisky 70 Christmas
day." Some of it went in the cutters, and
some to the station house.
If you see Wilmington woman with her
sleeves rolled up busting around the corner
after boy with switch that has few
sprigs of green upon It, you may bet that
she has put the old Christmas tree to good
use.
They NO longer say in Wilmington, when
a man has another in tight place, that he
has him "where the hair is shortest" but
they say now that he has him where the
hous0 oppSnOaSS 10 very UIle1. 40lS 0p-
plies very well to the bald-headed class.
A married man in Wilmington has sigps
reading &C. In God We Trust" hanging in
his bed room, but If he gets soap in his
eyes when washing, and can't find the tow
81, he utters words that would make YOU
think he puts his trust lower down, and in
some hotter region.
A Wilmington young man who parts his
hair in the middle, and wears PiccadillY
resembling very much monkey peepipr
out of cream pot, has fallen desperately
N love with young lady at first sight,
The only kindness that she has tolerated
from him yet was to let him answer the
question If her hustle was all right.
Mamma" said Wilmington girl yaster~
aay, y have been sweet upon our pastor"
sGracious Heavens !" exclaimed the mother !
dropping her spectacles In the hash. "Do |
you know the parson is a married man, and |
you sweet on him, and" eyes ma, l was
only sweet so far as to give him pound Of
candy" The old lady saw the point and |
chewed up some more meat for the hash.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
Fire i'm Rhode Island.

,,t tnHoV1DINcE, r. I. Dec. 2j-Cunliff s
p,o y"on mill, near Manton village, about
,,o, 'll'eS from this City, was slightly dam
tna;,y NV ny lire yesterday afternoon, causing
r',o n,'4ecfaCle commotion, as the chances
Wy favorable for serious loss.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
Sentenced to Die,

,,,.,. m inc Jaquette- -Pistorius case, tried last
,.n Sv,h = IN the Montgomery County Court, the
g'Is g%ls lound a verdict of murder in the first
svssSe' san This makes two such verdicts
ra,li rar IN this court during the last two
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
WILMINGTON oUrDoxs BYDorE.
THE PATRIoTTsN OF DOVER ExcnEDs rHAr
OF wILMINGToN-THE LITTLE HOUSE At
THE C1NTENNIAL-wHAT Is TC COMa

| or WALMANdTON-TdE LITTLE HOUSE A Z
| THE csNTENNIAL-wHAT rs Tc CONE
OF IT.
When our Centennial Commission decided
that It would be very proper thing to have
comfortable little house upon the Centen-
NAL grounds, where Delawarsans might
rendezvous, and which, would be built OF
the tinbsrs Of the State, the plan met with
general approval everywhere, and II was
supposed that there would be no tronble ia
collecting the required amount with whic.,-
to pay the expense Of its erection But. az
ter canvassing the State, the Commission
ers nave come TO the conclusion that the
plan would fail, and so annoupced at ~
meeting recently held. The announcements
has disappointed everybody, and mary COM
plants have been made concerning II,
. Wishing to learn exactly the reasons Of
the failure of the scheme, HERALD repre
sentative called upon Senator Leander + Rid.
die, on Saturday land talked with himay some
length upon the subject. Mr.. Rt4dle stated
that the Commissioners had sisted Phila-
delphta and the Csntennia1 grounds for tha
purpose Of ascertainiDg what other States
proposed to DO In the same direction; ana
after examining the plans for such build
fngs,of most Of them, they concluded that
a building such az would sustain the repu-
tation Of the State conld be built for 81, 600,
ana made arrangements to collect the nec-
essary amount. '|'''.t7
Mr.. Comegys, of the ,tlommiss sue.
ceeded IN raising $500 ut Dover and
collector was appointed for this city, but
after careful canvass he could not sue
iced m obtaining pledges for a single dol
lar, and this so discouraged the Gommis-
'ioners that they concluded to give up the
plan. !, a7G'. i tf& s7'TS'
Mr.. Riddle did not appear to think the
prospect of Q reconsideration of the sub
ect encouraging, unless the citizens should
low themselves take hold of the matter.
lie thought that the commission had done
is whole duty and that they did not like
ne manner in which their efforts had been
eceived.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
Torn TO 6hredS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Dec. .26.-At schwarts-
hure on the st. Paul Railroad, last night, 9
brakeman named Stewart got Off to switch
his light and suddenly disappeared. A jar
was Ielt by those Oh board an incoming
train. Search was made for his body and
It was found literally torn apart.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
Amusenlents.
g tCusR.'' ~

The largest house Of the season greeted
the company of Philadelphia amateurs on
Christmas night, in the highly sensational
play of "Cush." The performance was
very fair, Miss Rena taking her part quite
creditably. The other members of the
troupe did only indif1erently we'll.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
Central America.

New YORK, Dec. 26.-There are rumors
of revolutionary expedition in Nicaragua,
under General Medina, but nothing definite
is known. w.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
The Weather To-Day.

,, 4" Me Middle States, southeast to NORTH
W., '5 ,|0'aS, rising barometer, cooler, cloudy
/" clearing peather.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27

Az ball given in Wilmington, a few
nights since, instead Of the Boston Glide. Il
1t was changed to the Boston slide, and the,
number that slid down from top heaviness
was astonishing.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
OVER THE CABLE YESTERDAY
Christmas In Paris.

PARIS, Dec. 26.-The festival eff Christ
mas was as usual day Of great gaiety and
enjoyment here, the weather being, favor
able. The streets were crowded and
bazaars and places of amusement did q
large trade. The religious services were
equally well attended. r.. 81, d -
Christmas In London.
LONDON, Dec. 26.-Christmas day was
observed very generally here yesterday
The weather was mild and clear, and
church services were very largely attended,
and great floral display was made. All
places of amusement were crowded in the
evening. +.
The Morning herald., 1875-12-27
STIR In Railroad Circles.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Dec. ga contract
is reported as having beer made by the
Michigan Central with q large firm to
transport -four for 90 cents per barrel from
Milwaukee to New York, creates much
comment here, the rate from Chicago to
New York being 80 cents, and Milwaukee
to Chicago s cents.
, 1875-04-24

Tat AndreNr locked to 10 undcr 90. 1lJs c,o,,.
Ing was ppur and sitRhby-n hiacx coat sni lax,
pants, aud Blloes without stockings. Ills H.. H..
was i'onr anil cM,acatcd. 'ase
"l'Il bot tl,At na1, wan atnrycl," saul r,u-
Carroll, who WAH prosopt, and Who l.s ss ssss
death In many formB. 's'"
7 llo ,azor, Nlllcll waa taknn pohaesslon q, r.,
Officer Mlkc Fnrtin. nan nicll uBod. v
Tho stranrost rnrt wns that, It.st unicr N.
Ens nov 40 bloody, snsr!s Of nnolscr aud n,nss ns
ul.lnr cn* were found. and bolow lilo ad.ns,a
nrpse," a. II this saa nut tio lts& tims iat ~
t1rowH lad attempted 10 n1aks wav with lima.
There is Ruothor AyBtory G0hnoctcll Will tIc y
fair. Tho DrmBcrat reporter Wht el1UNt in H..
Ral0on man WHO. 1t MAS aAtetl lad bccn III
tho Hucld, Just before. 1ts ma,l a,lulitte ed H..
to Ind OH AndEows a feW tn,fiules prnvioa.s
whl!e Andrews was sitting on tho STEM NJ tIs
Southern. lie gnyo l,s own namo AZ James " y
Caldwell. OF aotletlipR like It, And nI,l hn III IL,
business at 210 Olive ntrcet. ~ cnrpet-tcnor,a wv
tor. lie aatl he Was with hnttfler ,nan. wh'
told him 1t tho Br,cido ntrl then ran M W,,ass
street, fotluwcd by hndrorn, WITH is ti,ost rn.
IL continuing hIB statement, Cattwcll cnnlt'
tlIetott hsngct, and became rory ia,,cli rouf,,s5
whicl, may l.ayn hoo1i duo To tho amount \
MltHky ho had evidently drank, OF NAV M. =
Tleic Ia ITO rl1c'1 persoll to be fonn iu fla IL #,
| ro,tory. Caldwell attempted to slnd tho tn,. "a,
w1.o lind rl!u up tho tttcot. and whom ho H.,
Rat was tlts frtcn1, nnl afterwards asAeftci =
10 Andrews ttiond, but coal1 not rout hm on,
| in tho crowd.
, 1875-04-24

tho act of July, 1871. Ia not constitutional Is ~ -
said that tho Court stanls eight aEans1 ,no i..,
cnustitntionaltty 10 one for tl.o coneiltnsaohaty
Of this act. It ts potshn Tint this hH7 !ayo
had n tntern,inin1 iniinenco IN recr'lng tho
postooucu,ent OF tuo accBlt.l until tho octobcr
term. .,.,...,
TIN p,irnose Of his wilt In to look After bevcras
p.st.oice matters and II, huston the approprlA-
liot, for tho improvements on tho Upuor Mtesis-
slppl yal!cY, authorized by lilo Inst Congrcss.
EX.ATrouSEY-uESEnAL WILLIAMS.
It Ia statc! upon authority that ex-Attornev-
0onrral Williams will ron,htn haro for Homn
months and tsyoto himself! to tho pracstcn Of hiA
profession before tho Supreme Court. In viii
tl.ciI go 10 Oregon and ontor upon thH canvas'
for tho Uniteu btates Senate, to succeed kolcy.
uNpEnn1D.
Col. T. r. Wright, Of ChlonEo. has Loaf Ills con-
traat for swGcpiug tho str1uts Of this Diasflets
having boon nnderbfd,
ITO tho Associated fTtss.1
THE atAit-CoNInA,T fNAuDs.
WAsu1SoroS, y. g., Aptl! 23,-Thn inreht,ga-
ton Of tho mait-contracs frarjs ia stl!l IN ptos'
rcEs bv tho Postmaster. Gonctnl ant! socotla Ar
stslatt Postmaster 0ennrnl Trncr. who this morH-
Ing discovered fraudulent bid nsnocc those FOR
mail routcs In 1.oni=ana. Abalt e!x ciarRa tiavo
already boon t1iachnrg"t for comr!ic'iy IN tAo
frauds and II IN understood that at oaas dozen
moro hro implicated. ,1u,lgn Fyncr htatos tllht
,o Is determined to makn Through inycssiEa-
tion OF it. II It takes MI summor+
, 1875-04-24
nIAKSlLALLTOWN, Ia.

1rotct.t>petsinE MID 5pcllinr-aIntct-
stntc senator - Golacn Wedding =
E4.lsvssilt. .-...-..
s,rtf,. Dt.patch Ia 7'hs chteaco TRIBUNE.
atAEsuALLrowH. fn., April 23.-Tho Doardman
1Iousc will open hero IN fow tlayn with g,nntl
spelling match for prIzo Of el00 ii, FOLD. Col.
Swift, OF Waterloo. ls tho ncn landlord. Tin
atato Of 1own Ia challenged to fnrnlHh spoilers
for this contest.
There is a feeling here that fetv candidates.
will como up for tue State Senate In this district
composed Of Marshall nlll Grundy CoHhtlos.
DR., Taylor is MP for sc.olcctfon. uhtlo tho LIS
comb North,eesl holsts tho nano Of Il. \. Chnrst.
of tho Alasshalltown 1e., for tho olttce Which
he will rcfueo in Ills next f.tno OF tha Times, TO
tha groat reesak OF his nlRsy friends.
Thu guldon wedding Of str. Enos Mcmillan
and nifo will be celebrated Arrl 81, In this city.
They we're married IN Pennsylvania It, 1926, a'Nl
haze ra,1ed Aeyoi, cEIildtal'. tue youngest being
90 yeais ef age. Tho children will come from
E,lrupc. Ohn, Kal!aas; aud Sheriff Mcmillan,
ono OF tt,o aons lives bore. -.
Tic Hrl,th VI. Smith case wll COMO III III the
Dst,ict Court noxs week. Tho pta!nssl1. Indy
wl.o lives it, Canton, ILL.,, claims TO have heou
tl,e wlfo Of tho deceaaed Smith. whoso bEothor
holds the property.
, 1875-04-24

To tho inteuso g.lef of number OF persona
who haya relatives lying in she graveyard Of the
church At Coppenhali, suburb Of Grove, In En-
gland, It was discovered that some person had
destroyed the pretty wood trolliswofk around
uumbor OF the tota6s a,.d toru up eight carved
wool tablets Suspicion could not at first bo
tized upon any Que, but II as leugtA WAS bruted
about that tho Hector, the ltey. Alosas 1tot lad
committed tic outrage. The Eusnur WAS COM
tnoply dIsc1edtad but thero Was ! crowded at.
telusuce at the Easter Yest1y. and atteF the
husluoss was tsanAactea Mr. Hold Was asked II
Le could a,yo any explInattoil. Amid Grsas ex-
c!teuops Le admitted having Aotea III tue man.
ncr hesosibel, because tho tableta wDie erected
without his sauct.on. Several speakers pointed
out that sumo OF them bud bocn III tho yard for
years. and after ~ excited discussion 1t wa5 car
rsvd simultaneously that tLoso pseseut wIfa Of
optnlou that tho Hector deserved soYero ceusuro
for his uncltlHtfuA conduct.
, 1875-04-24
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE CHRONICLE RTRlEE,

6rfctdt Dtsn1frh IN The CHICAGO 3FttnHs.
wAsu1xoros, d. G., April %. - Tho
Chronicle this mornlng appea1eo. notwitsl-
standing tho striho, but exhibited manifold
typographical Indications Of the consequent en-
barrasBmons. There WAS quito dramatic OK.
hibltion OF police power. although thoro we're no
indications that tho striking Union meu con-
templated violence. A force OF thirty e1trA
pastolmen wero kopt In Waiting all night at tho
nearest ttasiou-houae, nhlIo very considerable
fosoe Baa on duty at tho Chronicle oll!cc. The
prsss1nan MAS taken home this morning, escort-
ed by pollco and tho office has boosi all day
guarded BY officers. Thus far only fro 1t the nom
Union meu from, Ch!caBolayo arrived. Thcse were
Intercepted so,no distance out from Washington
by scouts Of tlo Typographical Union. aud iu-
formed Of tho situntion. 1t appears shat tho
Chicago printers did not kuon tllat thsy wose
going to work i'll 4 "rht oillce. Iilrce ct them
GaYe already notified tho Union haro that they
aro tcany to return to Ollcago 10 a0on aR tue
Union pt0vidoB the meauB.
THE rApA. Exsora
spent the day 10 this city under tho charge Of
Fathor White, OF baltimore. They called uron
tho Prosltent. but; o",pg to lia engaEemenss,
lio bulldogs and drove about the city. Thcy
Lated that Washington. in their opiu,uu. is tlu
most beautiful CITY III tho world. Count Mare
foschi, ono Of the envo7s,. Ia an em!nent arcli-
TIs Tie n pisns Of iii tho Cathulto churches
in IN tls N world are forwarded to isome
before tue bn ildinRa are begun. aud
uubmItted 10 Alm for inspection A' q
approval. lie Ia thoroughly conyorsatit WIN Ill
tho architecture OF Europe. lilo to-day entna'
niastica!ly declared TINT tho Capitol uu'idina
hsso iA tho finest public building Ill tho "olld.
AExIuAS-CLA1MA CoMMIasi0N.
1t IL stated that 6lr Edward Thornton, tue
British Miuiater, who IL tho umpire Of the
American sud Mexican Mixed ClaimH Cotntnls'
sion, haB upward Of l0U cta,tus before him fol
decision. Tue tent question tt decide tho re-
spousibllity for the BackluB Ut uagdaa, at the
mouth Of the lilo u,an4o, eanpot he reached ios
aome time yet.
VITO KILLED c1y1kBEnvIcx aEFonM?
It Ia understood hesa that als. DotmAn ..
Ea.on's forthcoming esssy Ut Detroit OIL Ols,l'
Bsryico Reform will be sn attempt 70 explain
Atts,butes lts failure 10 the bitter, oppn hostility
OF Gen, Dutler aud few of his follows, and
to tie secret opposition oi nlanj
1ueutsrs Of Congress who hypo.
critically pretended t0 favor tho rstuIm
It il oyen sa.d th4t Eaton will mako public tA'
names Ut tho Cougtcssmnn who, ~itA doahie
face, contributed most 70 tho doteat Of sht OF
pe1imaut. ..-..
TIE ENFORCEMENT ACTS.
Tho abatement thst the Supreme Court will Dc
clare tho Enforcement ncts UNCONSTITUTIONAL
doubtless premature. Tho truth IL that the eas
which, Was 1ecant!Y argued involved 10 fep1uFc
OF the Enforcement act Which have not aiseau
bseu presented tu th8 South Eafolaa NJ
Klux aud the Kentucky election cases. upo
this lsLteE casa sho Court hold lts con1efonc'
and At tl,ls conference Il wa4 discovered that tn
nsAEl} UNANIMOUS opinion Of thAs BODY u LIZ
, 1875-04-24

BAPTIST sABBATH.scHooL INSTITUTE.
srfetdt Correspondence Of The Ch.caoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, April 22.-Tliis morning. session
Of the Baptist State Sabbath-school Institute
was the most interesting get held. Ovcr 200
delegates wore present, and tho body Of the
chu,cl, was completely illtcd By members Of the
congregation aud Of oshcr churches. Dr. y. Il.
l}iaclal|, OF Chicago, dellvered an address, on
tprituary Classes" witt tho use Of tho black.
board, for tho benefit OF teachers. Dr.. Na.ren
nantlotpl, followed with MI address, on "The slt.
porinte,lientts Oflice." Lilo afternoon and oven-
luz we're devoted to speeches on variety OF
supiocts conneetod with sabbatla-schoola. To.
uotruw.is tho last dnY.
, 1875-04-24
STRANGE SUICIDE.
A MAN Sewers HIS JugulnF, Walks a
s1uaro anu a Iaalf, 1sntets n Saloon


g. Eoui4 Democrat, AprV g.
Ono Of tho Btrnngest aud moAt horrible sui
cides heard Of In shls city for years took place
about 1890 O'Clock tl,a , ,ao,nng ,,, .,, p,...,
and Seymour, Steru coming down WAlnnt atieet
on the east side, b0twceu Fourth and Fifth: On
one Of tho stone Rseps beneath window In ElR1's
alt store tey nosoa 'rn man n s'o cfs Sss ~ eeps
irnnk. Going closer, they noticed q razor IN
ono band, and blood streaming from his throat
upon the iron grating. whoro il lay ln broad
Eoo 1opgh Eoo& oeS e. Saa
Instead. Of speaking to hlm or enl'lng for :
policeman, they went doNp to tho Cllohtnut
atteet Police Station. A Democrat reporter lin.
.peeteiy woat up 70 tho soathsrn' m h;ae ;Mehoh,ng
found, hut tic man waa gone. Whera could
not At onco bo aacerlRlncl, although not more
tha, tiya ,nlnutos bud olaFaed
Un0cr tho idea that the fnnn bad becn taken
to tho City DtspeueAry tho reporter proceeded up
Walnut street towards the City Hall. On the
corner Of Sixth t,o found small crowd III front
Of BanBuinette's saloon. Here tho terorter en-
tered aud found on The toor y eosnef ~ IT, tSa
hands Of policeman. who had isst taken ,it =
from the man on tho door. The lstttr was still
alive, but sroechless. Dr.. YounRblood mas
eeE 9.s, s saa t.t e .n sss e.
Txo m,nutea before, tho mau had como into
tbs saloon, by the front door,. Walking up 70
| the bar, he a4td, II want to make atate1nent.
| The psoptiotor, Who was addfesHed. said, "0et
OUT" The tun1 turned. and walked o7er 10 the
corner mentioned, whcrs ha tat down Oh tho
| floor, In walking Ao wAs noticed to hold hs
head forward and over his shltt 'front.' lie had
not been sitting there Two m!nntes, whun ha
turned over, lgIuQ down. and theu thu blood was
noticed streaming from hta throst.
| Two or three men CAME up aud spoke to him,
and he replied taslonsly:
'DId he cut himAeifi'
| ayes"
"Did ho mean to commit sulcldsi"
"Yes."
"What foE2"
II shall not aAy."
"Whers do you come fsom3"
"Only stranEes."
| aWhat pstns !"
"patstck Andrews"
And that IL ali that could be got from OF shout
htul..
! Who WAS found On tue stops of tho Southern.
Tho lnan ia the SALOON eshtb.tsa q cash. heavy
aud VICE. cut duei into the " A1a1Yt sppsc. =
aud almost aeyer'nR it, ANf: oxtondifk thcuco to
the left ear il : long ugIY Ydht. Yet, It tho ssno
mau be bud walacd alsuoHs BLOCK apd' 4 half
beluro he lay down tu DIE. There waa = drop Or
two Of Giood q. tue dqnr Of tho saloon. but that
~ss 81. Thcga wclo ITO urorB Of &racca bst"oeu
the llotcl Ad salonn that wGro visible to tlls Pc
daalrIsu. 4 ucll-kuoun pslysclAi! present sIld
1t was impossible, aua yet t..e1e tho n1an wss.
, 1875-04-24
WAND.


RECEIVING TIE RETURNa.
Tho soturns wore received Ut the Police Toad-
gated thera to learn Ito result. Among the
crowd were nisyor Qolsin, A. g. uesin9, AID.
Dixon, Wa7eu, Quirk, Corcogan, Oampbell,
and oD,ien. Mile Evans, olem reriolat.
and Polco-C Commissioner Nono. When
ro,urn showed majority for, the
act thcre wore cheers, mud. aB the majority WAS
figured out when only the Beyonth. Eighth. and
Ninth Wards were to bo heard from, tho vote as
the tue ssn tor fa yaS essnst a sho Pc
adopted, Mike Evans. who is understood to have
been opposed to It. ha,l that tho Eighth Ward
return was being kept back 90 ~ to bring tn o
majority large enough to oVoEoone tbat which
VI T sasss4 otns r.f b til" wsss v0s nofs q
H. 4 t.,sn s"s 4 ho o"sns tot ea' @sss
much political wisdom. and knowing "how the
thing y doue;m Tho Bredic.loa was tfne - ths
" for f" 6G0, tue Ninth yet to DO heard from. 4
run,or 40 to tho yots OF tho nt.os waa thht
about 1000 rotes had been oaat, ot
sa ws5sa m for sS Ss FsGs II co. tsSast ssyo tso ANA, s aa
jo,it5 against the charter, aud seta isa oppo-
ilcnts by the ears. 4 report was subsequently
started that tue re.urna from The Eighth Watd
| we're not olloinl-lhat tho Judges we're (l,30 q.
IN s1ike Erans' statement, audit mav tletefoto o
be aafoy stated that tue chatter ot 1879 has been
adoptedr).
| WonDr ALTERATION
tool place botweon Mr, lIealng mud Hugh Reed.
late Ia tho evening, tho formur aay1nH that the
latter paid no tasos, aud that ha {1i0ving) Wal
not fimp. loatef, or = haok'dr,vet. Heed ro
| piled that 10 paid moro ta1oa than Mr. llesIng
and that ha haI : MUD to punnt
his head, lle fllood) "waa no report
o." snl couldn't be kicked 'waa il
fact itching to yet even Tor shs SHERMAN Ilous
iu4ult, when Mr. losing put hts t}st iu Ill
| (Reed'a) face. and hc aWoto lls would "gs
even Bomo tia,e. Capt. Hickey n length ia
torfesed, aud nnleteA Heed, And Ms. ucsn
finally oaasaa talking aud left The place..