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Resistance, she knew, was useless. 1t
would only serve to infuriate him, and
what will not drunken man do?
Uncovering the little sleeping face, she
kissed it once-then drawing the thick
shawl which enveloped the little figure,i
covered the face again and gave him in
to her husbands arms ~ O..
"Charles. for the love of heaven be
careful 'l...H
Don't be fool" ,a"
So they plunged in, and she did not
take her eyes from the other two until
they had nearly reached the opposite
bank. Then her horse stepped on n
stone, and, slipping, nearly precipltated
her into the water. When her attention
was. again free, they had reached the OPP
posite bank. f..
"There he ISL said Charles, triumph
antly. as he placed the bundle in her
arms. "What a simpleton you were 10
think l could not bring him over safely"
How very light it was! Good heaven!
She moved it about in her arms, pressed
it closer, and then uttered an awful
| Shrek. - II. 80" i.''i --s.
'.My child! My little child! My
Charlie! Oh, my child =" .as..,
Both turned siinu taneously back te
the water. TIE equick eye of the mother
was Just in time to catch one last. brie
| glimpse of: a little;rosy. pitiful, ,upturnct
face-and then it disappeared down t.
current, and the rapid waters flowed on
In his drunken Inconsistencies Charlie:
had let the sleeping infant fall lit o
the shawls, and nothing could be heart
above the noise of the wa ers. He dit
not know it until the mother screamed
There was no help. Oh, it was pitt
full, heart breaking! Poor young
mother!
The house of the Gales is very still
now. Virgie's pale face seems pale
yet, rom contrast with her black t.ress
The cradle looks so desolate stan6in!
always back in one corner Of the nur
sery. She never passes it without hay
ring her hea.a wrung anew; and sh
will sit for hours, folding and unfoldis;
the little clothes, and her hands linge
lovingly among them. There is p,
of tiny worn shoes in the drawer Of he
workable, and lock Of fair. soft, bab
hair in the great bible.
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THE HUMORs OF THE CONVENTION
indianapolis Journal. ]

The Cincinnati Convention had its
humorous as well as dramatic aspects.
Reference has already been made in the
Journal to the speech of one Turner a
colored delegate, in which he referred
to George William Curtis as the great
American poet of New York;. and to
to England" Both of these points elicit
ed shouts of laughter. But the funniest
incident of the whole session was when
Richard II. Dana was addressing the
convention, the joke being at his expense.
He is a fat, fluffy sort of man, with :,
general disposition on the part OF his
body to fill his clothes quite full and run
over li;lle. He was seconding the
nomination of Bristow, and assuring
the convention that no other man could
carry Massachusetts. etc. His remarks
were not we'll received, his amer
was offensive, and the convention made
no concealment of impatience. Final
ly, at the close of one Of Mr.. Dana's
sentences, when he paused moment
to gather breath and inspiration. some
one in the gallery shouted ''pull dowr
your vest " The idea oil saying such {:
thing to the blue-blooded gentleman
from Massachusetts, was funny enough
in itself, but the fact that his vest dit
show tendency to secede. added infin
,itely to the humor of the thing. The hi
was at once so audacious and SO palpa
BILE that the convention fairly shouted
and the dignified gentleman from Mass
achusetts was himself visibly embaIrass
ed. He probably goes home more firmly
convinced that ever that western civil
zation is a failure and that the true, tn,
beautiful and the good find their onl,
safe abiding place in Massachusetts,.
| NJ. BourbonZe, an eminent Frencl
scientist, after careful research and eS
pertinent, has discovered means b
which telegraphic communication be
tween distant points may be maintaine
without the use of wires, the only us
for wire being short lengths nccessal
TO connect the battery at either extrem
ty with the earth and water. In wora
ing the instruments, NJ. Bourbonze util
zes the electric currents passing throug
the earth by connecting the galvanc
meter with well or stream of water :
one end, and gas j.t or even the cart
at the other. Electricians expect to /
able to perfect instruments by whic
messages may be sent across the Ocea
with the use of wires, and plans hay
been proposed by which dispatches al
to be sent from one lofty height to al
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AND uNePHoN MAP
CLAYTON & CALLAHAN,

A TTORNEYs AT LAW. Lexington, Missouri.
k2.wIs h W BniaiSs BgaiSacs IN all the eourta of. p
N. Il. All claims against the United States
government. for wood, forage, horses. kc., and
Ter use and occupation Of private and public
property by United states troops during the
late war, also, all claims against the State Of
Missouri. nromntlY collected.
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JAsGEs RI. DlcHlATTONs

A TroRNRY AfLAW; aLeSm4soh, 10. vii
"A practice in the courts Of Lafayette and ID.
dining counties, and in the Supreme Court o
the state. Special attention giys4 tq coaleitlons
Office in Dutch Row, near Qukfaes = 6ossi Drul
Storo fp22-lV
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A. ALEXANDER,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice In tbs
a Courts of Lafayette and adjoining counties
WIN also attend promptly to the osieection OF
Claims, and to Investigation of titles TO real
estate. Ohice over the banking House Of Wms
Morrison Il Co. tanA-lY
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HENRY o. .wALIAcH. = y @4.
wALLAcEl& eHztns.

. n TTORNEYS AND CO9NSHLURS .sA1
"A Law, Lexington. Mo. onics, nont .;1! tool
the court house. will practice in the courts q
Lafayette and surrounding counties, and .lso y
the Supreme court oE the state OF Massotp1, sno
the y. g Circuit and Dssracs courss s.oi sn'
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r. BENTON TAILOR.

TTORNEY AT LAW, viii practice IN Gu
"A the Courts of Lafayette and adloinmH
counties also in the Federal courts. SpeSls:
attention given to collection and tnveenxaoon
OF land titles Office in Wilson'S bieck, nexl
door to u 8. Express ofdce, AaiA street..
sep25-6m - . - l.
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TUT 4 SON,

~ TTORNE1S AT LAW, M
1ase "a No. az Main .trss, baH bss7ss.b Ts,s bss, sa
Store, will practice in the LAFAYETTE and ad3oin
ing counties. Special attention given to collect
tions and the Investigation oflan tities.'I :
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ELDRIDGE BURDEN

A TToRNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
~ Lexington, Mo. Office back room over the
Lexington Savings Bank, opposite court house.
WlII practice in the State aud Federal courts
Prompt attention given to the collection Of caa!s
and rfob.te basinse. q - 4ss&AS
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VILLA. wAI1ra. { lhreHtsD S,sL ss5D, p.,S2,. Z
WALKER 4 FIELD.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, LEXINGTON,
"a Missouri. Office over VIM. Morrison
Sxl,s Rank novl3tf
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GRAYEs 4 WOOD,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW, will practice In the
"A State and Federal courts. Prompt attention
gwen to the collection OF claims. Omca over
Keller's dry goods store. oppostes City Hotel,
Lexington, No. -
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WILLIAM YOUNG,

A TTORNEY AT LAW Lexington, nissour.
courts of Lafayette. county and the cRXH3pf
Record in the state. Office over AullS
(Sawyer's old -stanO. AL business pf9oPtlS'
Attended to- tan6-ly 4
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TTORNEY AT LAW, Wsverly, No. wiz
"A practice his profession in all the courts oa
the State of : Missouri. Collections made
throughout the States. apr3u
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RATHBUN r sHKWALTER,
A TToRNEYS AT LAW, Lexingten, Mo: vii
n practice in all the courts OF the sixth Judi
claI Circuit, and United States courts. Prompt
attention given to collections. once over
Grimes Il Venable's store. opposite City Hotel.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
THlRD. EDITION.
General Neus.

The First National Bank of Green's
boro, N. c., was authorized yesterday
to begin business with a capital of
100000.
The President yesterday nominated
John j. Rinaker .te be United States
Attorney for Southern Illinois, and
A. E. Adams to be Consul at Port
Said.
The House of Representatives of
New Jersey last night passed the bill
appropriating $4,000 additional for
the representation of that State at the
Centennial Exhibition. .g..
1t is said that the friends of Geo. Il.
Pendleton. in Ohio, are pushing that
gentleman's chances for the Democra.
tic nomination for President, and that
they are confident of being able to de-
feat the nomination of Hendricks
Also that forty five member of the Ohio
Legislature have said they will support
Pendleton.
Secretary Bristow in his cOmmuni-
catien to Congress regarding the Sink
ing Fund proposition Of the Union
and Central Pacific Railroads, inti-
AAoeSo saob hC CohbluClb tuc OllcIb VI
the companies inadequate. The Cen
trail Pacific proposed to pay $400, 600
per annum; the Union Pacific $500, 900
per annum for the first ten years, $3.50, :
600 per annum for the next ten years
and $1 900, ,0O0 yearly thereafter.
Mr.. David A. Wells, according to a
Washington correspondent of the Bos-
ton Herald, finds substantial improve
ment in the feeling ON the currency
question at Washington this year.
Politicians who year ago were avow-
ed infiationlsts are coming to think
that it may not be safe after all to in
crease the paper currency without do
ing anything to increase its value.
Others who were ''do-nothings" last
year, are coming to believe in the
policy of contraction.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
STRAY WAIFs.
Milder weather is again prevailing.

Milder weather is again prevailing.
City and Mechanics Loan Associa-
tions meet this evening.
Twenty-nine days, including five
Tuesdays, a.e assigned to February
this year.
Great preparations are being made
by the Y. M. q, A. for the public
meeting Thursday night.
The Z. s. Court held brief session
this morning, but transacted no busi-
ness of public importance.
Nowhere else in the city can such
bargains be found in boots and shoes
be obtained as at d. Fennessey's, 221
Market steeet. -
The Republicans of this county have
decided to do away with the county
meeting and have Its work done by
the County Executive Committee.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
SECOND Nj ! EDITION.
FIRE COMPANY ELECTIONS.

Officers OF the Friendship s. r. T.. Co.
At meeting of the Friendship 8.
+. e. Company last night, the follow
ing officers were elected:
President-Jacob Stephenson.
Vice President-Sam'l Il. Baylis, Jr.
Secretary-Jos. Smith.
Assistant Secretary-Chas. p. Fair
lamb.
Treasurcr-Joseph II. Glatts.
Trustees-Jacob Stephenson, Thos
Lynch, Joseph Perkins.
Investigating Committec--Frederick
Eliason, Chas p. Fairlamb, John II.
Campbell. III.
The Engineer and Directors will be
elected at the next stated meeting
THE RELIANCE COMPANY. l7lr
At q regular stated meeting OF
Of the Reliance Fire Company, on Sa.
turday evening, the following officers
were elected: u l..,. 40, ,.....-
President-P. f. Murphy. ..r.
Vice President-L. G. Stidham.
Secretary-Danie Moore.
Assistant--P. f. O'Donnell. 81
Engineer-G. A. Messic.
Trustees-P. F. Murphy, Jas. II
Green, W. J. Riley. .t....
Finance Committee CIV. ]. Riley, r,
+. Murphy, John O'Donnell, Jr.
Equipment Committee-A. Fl. Kir
by, q. Broadbart, John p. Riley.
Vigitant Committee-L. G. Std
ham, Kelly, Daniel Moore.
Directors-R. T. Mekam, L. C
Stidham, H. F. Sparks, c. Broadhart
A. FL. Kirby, p. F. Smith, F. Kelly
John p. Riley.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

|eK SHOOTING ON THE POTOMAC
y are great many ducks on the Po-
! this year, but as far as sport is
Srned to the amateur or sportsman
might as well be none at all.
) upon scores of skiffs. armed with
huge swivel guns, infest the river
Washington down to the Chesa-
\ bay, and not flock Of ducks can
u and rest five minutes upon the
1fs but that one or more of the
can be seen stealthily Creeping
|fd them, and the thunder Of the
hunters gun heard at all hours of
Day and night, and the consequence
bat duck shooting is among the
b of the past. We hear that six
Ting sloops, with full crews, sink,
b, decoys and swivel guns, are an
|ed at Chapman's Point alone. The
passed by the Legislature expressly
6bits this wholesale slaughter, but
a river police is formed to carry it
u will be dead letter.-Alerandrio
\ Gazette, Eeb. ).
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
Q. Ertsptions, Rough SKIN.

sstem being put under the in
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
ry for few weeks, the skin be-
mooth, clear, soft velvety, and
Illuminated with the glow Of per-
balth from within, true beauty
forth in all its glory. The effects
Medicines which operate upon the
| through the medium of. tho blood
kessarily slow, no matter how good
|medy employed. While one to
bottles clear the skin of pimples,
Is, eruptions, yellow spots, come
or "grubs," a dozen may possibly
hired to cure some cases where the
is rotton with scrofulous or viru-
bod poisons. The cure of all these
es, however, from the common pim-
the worst scrofula is, with the use
most potent agent, only a matter
e. Sold by dealers in medicines.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
FOURTH EDITION
SPENCER AND ANTI-sPENcER.
Split anon; the Alabama RepubIics...

Split anon; the Alabama RepubIicss..
Special despatch to the World.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-There ha 5
been split in the Republican party
in Alabama, which has divided into
Spencer and anti-Spencer cliques, and
the feud promises to be bitter one
An anti.Spencer delegation, com.
posed of Ex-Governor W. Fl. Smith.
Judge ]. @. Smith and Judge Sam
Rice, will arrive here tomorrow to
confer with leading Republicans in
Washington, and will counsel a gen.
eral unloading in Alabama as the only
hope for the salvation of their party.
Spencer always has been obnoxious to
the better class Of Republicans in that
State, and the character of his appoin-
tees has been such as to create general
disgust, and now determined effort
Is to be made to throw off his yoke
A rumor prevailed IN Montgomery
that Spencer contemplated resigning,
but no such action on his part is looked
for here. spencer will not vacate his
seat before the expiration of his term
unless tho Senate asserts its respect
and puts him out. The Alabama Le-
gislature has authorized the employ.
menu of an attorney to proceed 10
Washington to prosecute the Spencer
matter before the Elections Commit
tee,
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
ARRIVAL OF THE DYNAMITE F1ENp,

ARRIVAL OF THE DYNAMITE FIEND's 's
WTFE.-Mrs. Thommassen, the wife of
Thomassen whose dynamite plot re-
suited so fatally both to the victims OF
the explosion and the author of it, ar
rived in New York on Saturday, from
Hamburg, accompanied by her chill
dren. On being approached by a re-
porter of the Herald, who stated the
object of his visit, she said:
81 had hoped that my assuming
strange name would hide me from q
notoriety l ana anxious to escape
This matter, as you know, 10 one which
has very melancholy associations for
me, and it is one which would glad
ly have taken from my mind. Ihave
told my story again and again, and
however willing / may be to impart
information likely to be of interest to
your readers, l shrink from recital
which causes me so much pain. AT
another time l will repeat whatever l
know, but the presence Of my children,
who have been kept in ignorance OF
all that has occurred, would be suffi-
cient to prevent me saying anything
at present"
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
NIGHTS TEMPLAR CENTENNIAL EN-

EtGHTs TEMPLAR CENTENNIAL EN-
PMENT.-The prop centennial
mpment of Masonic Knights lem
z pf Philadelphia next summpr 1t is
rstood has been defiaitely decided
The managers Of Ridley Park,
Philadelphia, have extended an
fatien to the Maryland knights to
an encampment there, which has
accepted. The Maryland Grand
lmandery and subordinate COM
deries expect to 20 into encamp-
u with 400 members, which will
augmented by Communicates
I pughout the country, who are in'
by the Marylanders to join with
n. The encampment will continue
the 2Sth of June to the 4th of
and promises to be a notable
nt In connection with the centen-
observances.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
ST'.. EDITION
,oo MEN OUT OF WORK.

peNsion Of Labor i'm the An
Tthracito Coal Region.
|rday morning the five weeks
Ion of labor at the mines, Or
y the combined companies at
Gent meeting in New York,
fect throughout the anthracite
las of Pennsylvania, throwing
hen and boys out of employ.
|The outlook is not regarded
in the Scranton region,
hort season of rest is expected
bllowcd by enc Of unusual ac-
1t is expected that the suspen-
hi have tho effect of clearing
|ercrowded coal yards at tide,
Ind making room for q good
kradc. There Is O large number
boor class who will certainly be
! by the five weeks of enforced
|upon which they enter to day,
berious consequences are appre-
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
Judge Durelps Successor.
Especial Despatch to the World.

WASHINGTON, February 8.-The
case of Billings, Senator Vests candi-
date and the Presidents nominee, to
succeed the notorious Judge Durell
In Louisiana, came up in the Senate
in executive session to-day, and was
the cause of protracted and decidedly
warm debate. West was and is con.
hdent that Billings will be confirmed,
and tried to force a vote, which, how
ever, was prevented by the carrying
OF motion to adjourn. 1t looks
now, however, as though the nomina-
tion would be confirmed.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

YACHT CLuB.-A yacht club COM
ed OF about fifteen gentlemen is
nearly organized in this city, and
itiy they purchased the yacht
qTare from Stephen Tasker of New
ile. The yacht is about 20 tons
5den, and possesses hunks and other
pmmodatlons for fifteen or twenty
bons, Next Summer the clnb pro-
Is TO make a number of pleasure
some of which will be quite ex-
ped. The organization is known as
delaware Yacht Club"
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

A HEAVY VERDIcT.-Mrs. Burke,
who sued the family of Ira G. Gard
ner, for some 100000, which she al
legged the Gardners induced her father,
Captain Alexander,a an old sea captain,
to make over to them, gained verdict
in her favor on Friday, in the Court OF
Common Pleas, New York, for the
full amount claimed.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
What They Applauded.
THE PASSAGE OF SCRIPTURE THAT MR.
BEECHER CHOSE TO READ SUNDAY,

THE PASSAGE OF SCRIPTURE THAT MR.
BEECHER CHOSE TO READ SUNDAY.
After a pause, so long that many
thought that he was about to fall in the
much-talked-of apoplectic fit, Mr.. Beech
er read on Sunday 49,
And when Paul had gathered bum
die of sticks and laid them on the fire,
there came viper out of the heat and
fastened ON his hand. And when the
barbarians saw the venomous beast hang
on his hand, they said among themselves,
No doubt this man is q murderer, whom,
though he hath escaped the sea, yet ven-
geance suffereth not to live.
And he shook off the beast into the
fire, and felt no harm"
All understood MIR. Reecher to refer to
Mr.. Bowen, and when he drew back and
delivered dramatically the final clause an
applauding murmur filed the church,
N. Y. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
CEMETERY co.

nj Meeting and Election OF On
y evening, at the annual meeting
kcrview Cemetery Company, the
wing officers were elected:
tsident-John G. Baker.
ke President-Edwin G. Moore.
(retary and Treasurer Joshua
berlnten,lent-Samuel G .Penrose.
{ financial reports, which were
were satisfactory in their show
Ring the year 30 lots were sold
1S7 burial permits issued, making
b of $50 lots and 446 permits.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

DENTRIsTRY.-Those wishing full or
partial sets of teeth should call on DIR. S.
Marshall, los West Seventh street. DR..
Marshall inserts teeth on ceIluloid plate,
substance far superior to bulcanized
rubber, and his work is done in the high
est art of the profession, and for durabil-
ity cannot be excelled. He keeps gas on
hand for the painless extraction of teeth.
His prices are moderate. Call and see
him.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
"Seeing Is Believing,,

And those who have suffered from near
sightedness or impaired vision from any
diamond Spectacles," believe that every
pair bearing the diamond trader mark is hon
estly made from toe best possible materials,
and that NO better goods for the purpose
have ever been made or sold.
For sale in wilmington by b. 8. Clark, No.
407 Market street. feb7eod&WlW
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OANCEk

CANCEN '. -
ScrOfula and all Skin Diseases
Cured by Dr. Bonds Discovery.
DIR. BONDS CHEMICAL ANTIDoTEs unite
with and destroy the virus Of Cancer and
Skin Affections, but will net affect the healthy
part Patients may visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna. Canoe
Institute Zone Of the handsomest marble edi-
dces in the city, and the finest remedial In
stitute In the country. Remedies, with the
ircctions. sent to any part of the world.
8-send for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
ress.
HI. II. BOND, MI. D.,
PKNNA. CANCER INSTITUTE,
cb22 dly sos Chestnut ST.. PhA l.. Pa
nrod1e'a MlraeuAsus cure for COrns
An English remedy Of great popularity, for
removing corns without pain.
e. BRINGHURsT CO.,
Apothecaries,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nail Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes. Nail Files, Nail Polishers, ETC., for
ale by E. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
OF the Bath.
3Bath brushes, Bath Towels, Bath sponges
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc. of morse
hair. Dry Friction Gloves, and many other
articles OF the same classat
e. BRINGHURsT q CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market stree
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

The SEIZED ARTIcLEs.-The wine and
other articles recently seized at the
Breakwater by Major Morris, are still in
this city, awaiting claimants. No claim
ants have yet appeared, and if they do
not come the articles will be put up at
public sale, in few weeks, and disposed
of
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

DRUas AND MEDrcINEs.-W. E. Will
liams keeps constantly on hand ut his
store, Ninth and Market streets, care
fully selected stock of pure and fresh
drugs and medicines, which he is dispens-
ing at very moderate prices. He pays
special attention to compoundins Physi-
eians ;a;a. ds prescriptions. Those buying med
ting pure article. We bespeak for him
liberal patronage.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

HE LANCASTER TOBACCO CRop,-
Lancaster county, Pa, tobacco
Y ior 1875 is selling at 20 cents for
tppers, 1O cents for seconds and 5
US ior filters. The leaf is of beauti-
color and fine as silk. Should high
Fes now being made be maintained
crop OF the county will sell for an
Iregatc of o., 200, 600.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

\ sEoiRE;-Y esterday afternoon about
IVoclock, a slight FIRE was discover
near one of the ventilators of
I 'oehs Car Spring Works, 9th and
'aIch, The fireman were promptly
we spot, but The flames were extin-
tened before their services were
eu tuea, or before any damage had
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

ASHORE OFF NEW CAsTLE.-Yes.
terday the Swedish steamer HinoleU
was grounded on the flats off N. Castle
and could not be floated off until
high tide in the evening. The steamers
cargo mainly comprised good for
exhibition in the Swedish department
at the Centennial exhibition.
The daily gazette., 1876-02-08

THREE CAsRs.-Three cases were
on the police docket, this morning, all
for drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. One young man, who was very
disorderly and resisted the officer who
arrested him, was mulcted over eight
dollars in fine and costs.