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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-07-26

Before dark, when the dead and wounded had
been carried oil and the crowd got over the fright
and commenced to gather again i'll great numbers,
we were ordered into the round house as afford
ing lis shelter tor the night and better protection
from the stray shots heard every now and then.
With the approach of nightiall we got hungry and
tired but We're consoled i'll a measure by the an
nounccnent that supper had been ordered and
would arrive in a brief time. At dusk, peeping
out of the windows Of the round house we saw
the wagons carrying our ratons captured by the
crowd dishes and their contents hurled into the
street, while the crowd cheered like demons As
the crowd i'll the streets Augmented with the
approach of CHIT all thoughts of sleep were gwen
over and guards stationed at the windows Of the
round house and also placed at each of the gates
leading into the yards They were ont Of the
reach of the crowd and had instructions to fire
upon persons who attempted to enter
, 1877-05-18

Thcre arc couple Of bills In roeard to tho
courts pending in tho Legislature. each ol
which has passed ono House, and which may
prove Of considerable roliof to the over
crowded dockets Of tho Cook County courts
II they become lawa, Ono enables the Cir
cult Judges throughout tie State to iutor-
cllango with oach other, and with tho Cir
cuit, Superior, and County Judges Of Cook
County In holding court, when thero cau be
q mutual agreement on tho matter. The
other bill authorizes attorneys to act as
Judges pro ten. Of any court Of record In tho
Stato when both parties 10 the litigation
consent. Tho latter Is In tho nature Of low.
full arbitration, whicl, will onablo litiganta
who arc mutually doairous OF bringing their
causes to trinl at tho earliest possible mo-
mont to hurry thom forward md not await
their turn In long line Of cases, Tho
decision Of tho Judges pro TEN. would have
tho forco Of tho decihons OF the regular
Judges, and would bo attended with tho
usual privilege Of m appeal to tlo higher
Court; but, boing disposed Of below, tho
number Of pending cases in tho Circuit and
Superior Courts would be proportionately
diminished. There is no doubt that tho op-
portnnittes this law would afford would be
largely improved to tho benefit not only Of
tie parties availing themselves Of the PRIV
i'ego Of sgreeing upon Judge, hut of the
whole clasa OF litiganta wherever tho Court
laa more business than 1t can properly at.
teud to.
, 1877-05-18

Mr. GEoRaR W. WILLIAMS, q very Intelligent
and influential colored man Of Cincinnati, has
written letter to WHNpELI PuiLLirs IN reply
to the lattcr's assault Oil President HAYES and
hia Southern policy, from which we make an
extract:
And now, "a the result Of our own mIatakey, VIC
sce thu exact condition or affairs pictured 10 NIL
to curo evils tho sea! nature Ut whirh they were IN
9 saate of blIssful. Ignorance. President HAYES
fpun4 piI, the eounsty sl;k gagxlng at tbs olooly
elans but ha>o failed. And in4scad of eetting
bet!er The country grew worse. President l1AyEs
eatl: T4cro IL no use Of trying theso thtnra any
LONGER lwill tsy rnotkcr incdlcino: Will giro
hare teateu tho virtues Of sheas and they fali.
will break Tho pcuco 10 keep! IT. Yuu do hiu in
Justice wcn you ray ho has vlolated tho Constitu.
t1on. lie has sad axan nnl again that e intends to
stsCa, snSsss af " c sonnt1 - Ill 9 y ns - hn
sona1 knowledge Of thu nan. anl, Judging htn
now by hia previous public hcts MN warranted In
saylng hc Wt!l keep bis word. lon DO Senator
STANLEY MArruEws great Injustice when you lntl.
lima. will bc seated through bis .uiucnce. senator
MArri{xws Ia, and always ha4 been. . friend OF
ouF race, advocate Of constitutional liberty for
al men. Lie was On otslces In the un!on army. q
.wSsrs lie eoantts Know WI h% as and rR,ea R.1s
always fond him courteous md naable RentIo.
man. aud J. mn sure that ho would not rive the
senatorial hand Of fellowship 70 man who wadod
Senate: iour advice to tho co'orcd pcups to dec
fsoM tho South locsn't stflkp ms Al sound or
ttnely... Where shall tbey rot De.ter, Tar better,
adtsac them to rateo cplton. Angar-cane. rice. ntc
maker Tor tho|r mxtrrlal. moral, md intellectual
WEll-bGfDE.
, 1877-05-18

tee Of tho Legislature. The inquiry would
DO ine1pcnsfve, but II there be any dotcien-
oy in the structure ~ 1t now stands, that
fact should be made known now, that steps
be taken to prevent repetition on larger
scnle Of tho shocking calamity which o.
curcd nt Rockford. A thorough inquiry now
may save million of dollars, md may save
many lives. Warned Of the possibility Of
this danger, tie Legislature cannot afford for
tho mere purposes Of withdrawing tho Com
misafoners, who have pleaded their ignorance
a. mechanics, To leave this matter 10 bo de-
torminod by the actual fall Of tho dome.
Satisfactory assurance that tho building is
safe will he au important consideration with
the people when tile time. co,nes for voting
additional money.
, 1877-05-18

Tho Senate has done vol in amending tho
Pool bill 10 include horso-racing and basc-
ball in tue prohibition. As tho bill passed
tho House, 1t applicd only 70 selling pools on
election, anil, thus omnsaulatot1, II would
have beon Of comparatively lisslo benefit in
this city or State, as tho practice of selling
pools OH elections has obtained only
10 . worry limited extent. But tho horso-
racing aud baso-ball pool-sclling in soa-
son has become an unmitigated nui.
sance, and kocps alivo several places Of
resort whore young mon aro attracted by MI
tho vicc Of tolerated gambling, relieved Of
their money, and dosel with bad gin and
poor whisky. Tho pool-solling on baseball
il the most Objectionable Of all, both bocauso
1t is more general than amy other variety,
md because 1t is now ndmittcd TINT behind
1t il a professional systom Of swindling Of
tho kind known in horso-rncca ns "jockcy-
ing"; what the technical baso-ball torn js,
may possibly be supplied by tile numorous
overworkod young man who indulge their
mstheto taste pretty much cyory afternoon
at tlls expense Of thoir employers by person.
al observation Of tho game. Tho House
should promptly pnss tho bill as amended by
tho Senate, and thus wipo out tho vicious
practice Of pool-sslling and tho disreputablo
places that live upon II.
, 1877-05-18

The New York Custom-House inyestiRa-
ton continues to be rewarded with spicy
Developments. Among tho Witnesses OK.
amined yesterday was the Hon. ApaAx &.
HEWITT, who has seen some service a. an
Appraiser OF steel impoEtationa In behalf of
ths imposters. Merchants were required to
eontsbote $40 for each disputed osss, and it
was understood that the Appraisers fee was
~ tor each case. Mr. HxwTrT examined dtty-
seven ca9es. and WIS prepared to turn over
Tue sum OF S2s5 to q charitable institution,
When he discovered that his compensation
was Fs9 only, or Is per day fos seven days
Ons thing Mz. HKw1r1 did not discover, and
thst was, what became OF the balance of the
BIO deposited by the importer in zach case,
, 1877-05-18
FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1877.
CHICAGO MARKET SUMMARY.

The Chicago produces markets. wcso steatict yes.
tesdaJ. and most al them wcrc 1rmcf, with fair
activity. Mess pork closed CSC per hrl higher, At
$14. .07siG1l4- 10 for Junc and s14. 20 for July.
Lard closed eoAc per 100 tbs higher, ns 80. 500
0.32.i for Jnno and 50. 4UGb0. 4ah for ,1nly.
Meats wero Gc lower. at 4ac per n for loose
shoulders, UKc for tlo short tlbs md TIC for do
short clears 1lfshwincs were unchanged, at 81. .O7
per gallon. Lake freights wcre steady, at &c fnr
corn to 1latFaso. Flour was qn!et and Csc per brl
lower. Wheat closed 1he higlor. at 8l.01H
cash and 81. 12A for juno Corn closed &c higher,
as4ptic cash and 60s;e for June. Oats closed ac
higher, ut 4lHc cash md Nc for JUNG. Ryo wla
&c lover. at 8sc Bar!oy was nomfnally lower, at
65aa7oc for Afny. lEugA wcro 1ul and lower.
Cattle were qulst and easy. Sheep werc nominal.
Ono hundred tolars in gold would buy S1o7. 1o,z
In geecnback at tho close,
, 1877-05-18
81T.VER m TLT,INnrE.

The IeQlslatuto of this Hkate bax nnaaad a
bill making tho silver coin Of tho United
States leoal.toulor 10 apy amount in tho
payment Of debts in the State Of Illinois.
The blu, IL approved BY The Governor. M Il
probably will bo, will tako cfrac. On thu 1st
Of July next, Tho following ID The to1. Of
tic bill,
sscTlox l. Do It euacsed By tho People of the
State Of Illlno's, sepreaented In tho General ~.
, 1877-05-18

Tho County boafd proposes to execute
mo only revonge 1t can command upon The
County Treasurer for his refusal 10 conduct
his Office in the interest Of tho Ring and the
favortto contractors. The Board will lnycs,
tigate tho Itoasurer'a accounts, employing
for that purpose Mcssra. uoLpxs, souu1pr,
aud TADon, three individuals alike famous
for their honesty and ability. Arr. uuox
will doubtless receive Ills punishment mock
", and IT he is wise will have m eye to tho
cash-lrsweT whom the Committee is around
, 1877-05-18

Tho French Government l,as reached
political crisis Which Threatens grave dangers,
md seoms likoly to provo ono Of tho hoayi-
cat strains tho Republic Inns ever undergone,
In establishing tho Government, the French
attempted to unlte portions Of tho American
and English systems. The President waa
mado elective by tho Constitutional Conyen.
ton, their former Parliament, and that Con.
vention elected MAohIAuoa for term Of
scven years, giving him substantially thu
Same powors a. tho President Of the Unitod
statca. Ho adheros TO tho Right, tho con-
scsyativo side ct French politics. The Rad-
icals, under Ii. GAMpErrA, have control Of
tho House, and tho Conservatives, under Ii.
DxoAzEs, OF The Senate. Boine time siuco.
tn Cabinet crisis, tho President appointed
II. SIMON, q Radical Of The House, Primo
Minister. 4 bill Ia now pending In tho House
to repeal the odious preaa laws which confer
upon tho Government On almost absolute
censorship over tho press and tho right to
coaascato papors and imprison editors for
crltlcisiug Government measures. ii. BtXoH.
A. House Radical. failed to oppose It. Tho
President insisted, aud Ao declined giving
lis EXCUSES. The President sent for him,
and he told him he belonged to The Loft,
Tho President replied tllat he know It only
too well, but that hs belonged to the Right.
TheFe being no middle ground for com-
promise, crisis has arisen. What Ia to be
dones supposo, after the Cabinet resigns.
the House passes vote of confidence in 1t in
caucus. The President instslls C.tjnet a.
, 1877-05-18

this being "none Of hfa business" Ms hs
waa informed whom making inquiries. All
other witness bad a comical experience with
The Civil-Scrvfco Examining Board III con.
necslon with his application for n position in
tho Custom House. He stood from 10 to 90
on geography, arithmetic, history, etc., but
On General Aptitude" Ills average was very
low-in fact, no better than 40. It was
come time after that he learned that j" Gen.
era1 Aptitude" meant tho abi1ity TO bring
political pressure 10 benr In Lis own favor.
, 1877-05-18

Why Is II that rs soon % reform Admins
tratton comes into power III city or Htaso unit
tiers, and begins to punish rascals, there is a
howl all along tho line 1t tho Democracy, With
asqueal or two FROM Republicans whose fingers
aEe plnched1 The phantasma9oria Of honesty Ia
about nla TINT politicians sceu, to care for. THY
like to sec its achievements ID books, pictures,
tiles, bookmatks, md speeches for Tho people.
Also III the young. hut wlcu tho reality Of re-
form cfrcu1uscsibes them, they yell and kick.
80 with the weaving Of tho good ofliccholdess.
1t's sad, very sad, nll around.
, 1877-05-18

Il II now suggested that the rea1 Significance
Of tho preaeuce Of tho Russian deet IN American
waters IL owing to feeling Oh the part Of the
Car that he may be called upon to interiors fur
the protection Of the Christians In kemper
County. Ml4s!9RIppt
, 1877-05-18

CHAnLBs FRANcls ADAMS has furnished tho
history Of SARCASM with the "pop-guns" OF
literature. 1t remained for SAX TlLDsh aud
PxTxH Coop1a to meet at tho OH Bull fare.
we'll concert and, caresa!ngly sinking hands
before tho crowd, to mako themselves the sspop-
guns y Of politics,
, 1877-05-18

PERSONAL.

Wit1}nn Ttoutl Cn~rI.n,, .,,,11 ,4..t .
10y" u.t'"oa VIZ staft nexs
wa y" "'o"''u'oa'a' 'one III Ips'ano'
MeissouIcr Inns q remarkable ,,ortrait al
Alexander Dumas In Tho ParIs Salon tbis vcar.
1o.,, 11,u. =, ,,..,, VI. :,
H. e. ooo I.v - ~" ueo pseuu Sa''
,oat .9'' aa..xea akans' "hna olex'n'on fo' al
'tssa ''osa''oa VI sohs'"e9'
Tho Carnival In Now York was a tlisgracc.
ful advertising fraud. Tho Hex Of the ocea,iou
was staten Isand brewer WIN ,nt1 . !, ~. ."r
for tho doubtful honor. md rnonv NJ the ,hisf
funtftor ria NJ tt~ .inv ~ t-r.i-
, 1877-05-18
Greenbacks at tho New York Stock Ex-
change yesterday closed at OBJ.

Another Dominion village has been
iconrged by disastrous condensation
Woodstock, N. D., wlaro sixty buildings
wore yesterday burned. st. stophon's, St.
Johns, mud st. l1yacin.ho wore nll swept by
fire within fow months previous to tho
destruction Of Woodstock.
, 1877-05-18

Secretary SHERMAN aays ho can let the people
Of Illinois hayu Ill tho silver they want-tf they
will forward the Ercenbacks to pay for It. This
IL = spccle-ous way Of putting It, and shows a
very lega!-teadcr regard Tor the financial re-
QulEements Of tbs Htate.
, 1877-05-18

Looking at jazz RruM's case from hts law
ycr's standpoint, the only thing left for tho
Government to 10 Is to pay hin large sum for
reimbursement Of tho expense he has been at in
obtaining Immunity for cheating tho Govern.
mcnt out Of half million Ut Its revenue. Tint
Is tho shapo In which tho case now stands.
, 1877-05-18

We published some days ago soms strong
declarations, upon the authority Of those who
profess TO know the facts. that the costly
dome on the 6tate-Honss is OF the ZANE gen.
era1 class Of construction which has proved
so fatal at Rockford. The dome ss very
high. Il Is built Of stone, resting upon
brick walls. The weight Of this stone
structure il known to bo enormous. The
strength Of the brick support Ia not known.
Architect CocHzAax has published q chal-
lenge that the character Of the work, the
quality OF The material, and tho Weight OF
tho stone supezstructurs be examined aud
tested While this challengs may or may
not be piece of eheap brarado on Oooa-
zAxa's part, We think that 1t would be wise
In the Legislature to pass resolution direct
ing The Governor to appoint = Commission Of
azshitects aud engineers to examine tho con
stsuetion and materials In the doms, with =
vaaw Of ascertaining The suti3clsnoy and safety
ot the work. This exzlnluatlon might be
mada under the direction of Joint commit
, 1877-05-18

''Behofd, show you mystery, Observed ona
81 tho angelic companions Of JouN on Fatmos.-
JouFnut.
Which ona Of JonN's angelic companions on
Patmos malc that "obaervatiun Wo wish
tho Journal would send out for some Scripture
md toll US the name OF JonN's companion who
&skd 10,
, 1877-05-18

lhe Illinois House OF Representatives. on
Wednesday rejected Bill III, which had pre-
sIously passed the ssnate by a two.thirla
vote. This bill has occupied the attention
Of the Legislature several months. In 1873
was made tho first assessment Of capital
s&ock of railroad corporations. Tho value Of
tho capital stock was assosaed that year at
si33, ,ooo, 900; the value Of tho saxnblc, not
unl property Of tho companies was assessed
in round sum ut Sos, oo0. 900, leaving the
difference 8e5 900, 600 to be taxed in addition
to tho whole real and personal property Of
tho companies. In 1874 and 1876 tlis as-
sessment, though largely reduced, was tc-
pcated. The validity Of this mode Of taxa
ton was contested In tho courts md hns
boon sustained. Tho eno,mity Of this
assessment was not confirmed by tho nero
af1lrmaneo Of tho legal power. There is no
question that tho assessment was excessive
and oppressive, fact confirmed by tho cir
cumstanco TINT In the 1noanlime COM
panlos representing nearly three thou-
sand miles Of railwny hayo defaulted,
havo passed into tho hnnds Of 1iocoiyors,
hnyo been sold, or tie capital. stock hos in
somo other way vanished into thin mir.
Though oil those rnilroads mud moro aro now
In cxistence, tho assessment for capital stock
in 1876 was only $40. 0.00o, 600. Bill III WAS
intended to authorize tho State Board Of
Equalization to examine into nli tho particu-
lnrs, anslif these assessments Of 1870, "a, and
'76 were found 10 be excessive and unjust,
TO mnko now assessment for those yoars,
and TINT tho tax be collected on tho nav as-
sossmcnt. TITO Houso rejected tho bill, tho
me1nbors voting against it on one or other
Of several REASONS.
/. There wera 1nwyors who held TINT tic
annual assessments OF 1879, II, and rs wsrs
lnal wliou malo; that It is not In tho powex
Of tho Legislature To sct aside ono portion
Of those assessments; and that to do this,
mud substitute q now assessment for those
yea1s, would he illegal, and therefore tho
whole tax for those years would be lost.
2. That, cycn II this power existed, ita OK
orciae would DO most dangerous. If tho
precedent be established, then overy yoar tho
Legislature would be ovorwhellned with appli.
cations from railroads and other corporations,
and from individuals, protesting agniust OK.
cessive asscaamonts, and asking for reasscss-
monts. tho revenue In tho meantime being
unpaid aud uncollected.
.. Tint, vhilo tho assessments In these
casos were known to every man In tho Legis-
lataro to be most extortionato and confsca-
tory, still the popular clanaor In some lls-
tricta against oven Justice and honesty to
corporations waa 30 vehement that, quailiug
before 1t, momberH wore eowardly enough 10
vnfn nrafnp4 Tho f,f11 anil ntvn$&,ok tf,nf,.
, 1877-05-18

After CHARLES FRAncIa Adams has read 1lt,
BLa1NHs letter OF Dee. 10, 1876, will hs call hIs
critic "dFunken pcrson," or nut Away the let
ter as a "popgua"l The old gentleman must
have largo arsenal by this timo, though not =
pleasant one, for many Of Ills guns kick u tho
lfeecl.
, 1877-05-18

The blowing up Of that Turkish man-of.wa,
tho other day, by shot from Russian battery.
ought to hare converted two hundred and oii
Turks to. Christianity, for II was harl-sbeli
baptism.
, 1877-05-18

Tho Des Molnes State Registtr may bo able to
quote now and thcn paragraph from an Iowa
contemporary opposing the Southern policy Of
tho President, but VIC defy It 10 quote line
from any OF them showing That 1t has paid u.
T. ALLEN the money borrowed Of him, aecorl-
Ing to it, owM statement, "some seven years
ago.h
, 1877-05-18
TIE H0UMANIAN OCCUPATION.

~ ~-~AA-N1SoA&oo14s ~ sAAo A%0A0OA
1a'ts. in letter from that city, throws
considerable light upon the cauaes Of the
nurfle" manner IN which the Hussians throw
me Army OF tho Danube into Rounania.
Iho detalIs Of h3s Information, although
retrospective IN character, arc none tho less
important ~ they not only c1p1ain ousrons
mo'sments' Dos may throw somo light upon
the 1atare: According to tho understanding
oe1voen INC Aussan consnl-donernl and
1lp'omatlo agent IN Aoumanla and tho
nouman.aa M'n'ater fos Foreign Affairs, tho
~ tsoaiaa''tan government was 10 have hnd
umo 70 os'nB the convention before tho
cnam oora and pass II before tho Russians
aVsl4ed tnomselTes OF tho permisaion OF free
passage through Aoumanta. Tho couvoca-
s'on OF mo onanncFs was n1ed tor april go,
pas % some time lad to be giVen the Senate
70 alspose OF certain necessary business, tho
29eh was hzed % tho oarliest poaaible time at
which tho convention could be passed, and,
Of course, tho ontty Of tho Russians commence.
Ths sa,na data .vaa alan f}vat7 l., O. n.t.-,
-. -. A.. 1a.,....,-
o"46 AZ. *ao uo>@'t" "1on u "as' on tAe Fo-
turn OF the Russian Consul General, how.
ment vaa tna1o 10 tl,a princo that tha p,,a.
.isr ,x,,,,, ,vo,,,d noro -, ~. aa.., ~ tsus
a'"A ~ NY "ou'0 4to'o VI suo .tta. AVo dhy8
eeiofo the tsmo originally hxcl, Tho an-
nouuoe,uout for tho time seemed tn nnrnlvya
tho noumanians, and thoro vas a suft'1on
movement Of their troopa back from tha
Danube for tear tho TURKS would carrv ont
thoir threats Of crossing. and Tho Govarr.
mens promntly Issued proclamation n,
neutrality. On the 2oth, howeyor. tho Tcp;a.
1atiye Cha,nbors met In aocret scsaion n.
1sussian document laid bofora the eonatc
contained positive assuronces that M f,os,ona
were entertained against tho territorial In.
togrity Of noumauis, that thov shou11 naxa
through as friends, paving for eyorvthino
they took, and that thoy would guarantee
the integrity Of the principality os cuta1.
liahcd by tho existing treatiaa. Tbo Tnrk,st
documents, on Tho other hand. were l,ctato.
rial In tone. rho 1,nae5 correapopt1ent sovs
They said nothing Ut al, about guaranteeing ,bs
r'ehu Of tug prlneIpa1ity during The approaching
eoasess ana wsse soasewnas sltna'aF 10 tae orders
ssnS,sk IN nn's.,. ~ "an,,a.s os'a! o.
ton. as.umed hy liz Ooxsrnments of g. ras."ss aus
burg and stambaul produced very powerful effect
upon ,hs Senate 9ho orc ptom4sd them sll ths!r
s, s,at a1' ~ aau aaa even sSaasa
other t.v.tsa them ~ iotcrtofs beIeaetne 10 ths
hated race Of tho .'Glsoar."
The result has already boon told In the
4 Aik+~ ak1 hIA
, 1877-05-18

Said GRoRaH FRANCIS TRAIN, In = lecture at
Boston Sunday night. 'shoul1 t,y light On my
nose, would give It ample time to get AWAY; ]
sm 90 conssituted."' lit. TRAIN haa never
played bass-ball, OF ha would not hare made
that assertion.
, 1877-05-18

1t Is stated that ex-senator CARpxxTxR's law
practice brtuRs him $4,000 per aunum- Eight
10 seven It isn't worth FRICTION Of that atuount
10 his clients when they happen to b appl.-
eAuts for the PSesI1tucy.
, 1877-05-18

Mr. JAARs @. DLA.Nn's trst published 1et,.,
On CnAM.Rs FHAxcTs ADAMS, In which he ~.
clncd, In 1875, to support him for the Presidency
must be classcd among rejected addresses. ~
far a. Mr.. ADAMS fs concerned.
, 1877-05-18

No matter how much the Tmes may steal md
lie. truth aud WA'onr-cousneas viii yet pre.
vail.
, 1877-05-18

Our Minister to st.. Petersburg says that
"Russia Will carry everything before her" Il
Turkey makes no alliances. 30 far, her military
preparations tnd!cate that, a. ID tunueliug, she
will have to drill her way.
, 1877-05-18

Tho Indianapolis Ntsos says that the temnc,.
ance movement Is spreading over thu wi,n,o
State. It Il a movement that will take ,hs
color-linc out OF good many prominent Hooster
poliIcinns.
, 1877-05-18

II is said that Tho !ensasonnl dispatch Al 10 n,
TntEcsk Of The lhlh wis not sent from herr. I'M
wa made up In the ollce Of that raper.-Snrtno.
fftd RfgIsifr. 9''"9'
You lie, aud you know 1t. =
, 1877-05-18

The King OF Holland has made tbs President,
tbs DiFector-0cuersl, mud the Ass4tans secre-
tazy Of the Centennial Exposition knights Of
the Golden Lion OF tie Netherlands Tue dawn
Of peace certainly approaches when thess gen.
, 1877-05-18

Vos DlunaST. tho distinguished Ge.mao
artist OF New York, Is already engaged On a
portrait Of GAIL Hamilton u IN her ce1ctratc,
character Of ia troubadour, homo from ti,s
war;
, 1877-05-18

Nothing delights tho old Journal moro than 10
sec one Of her own scx hurl bllltngsgatc ut tho
"tYrant man,
, 1877-05-18

TWEED has lad hard putt Of It since tha.
last caac OF liquor was delivered at Ludlow.
Street Jail, tho corl,scrcw being out Of order.
, 1877-05-18

Tho Cincinnati Enquirer says "Thc frIcnd.hIo
Of the toad, is loathsonc.n and, at oncc fo,cet.
ting itself, It begins to toa1y the President.
Southern policy.
, 1877-05-18

AZ the I!er~ 0eeaa cannot get famous men to
write for It, II hires THUR Sous, and SO obtains
elcap advertising on borrowed regulations.
, 1877-05-18

abolition Of Pcnsion Agencies hut think liz ~ Ia
1elphld 7Nhkt. f"1a.
just 50. Just 10. It would be q reluetio nj
ddsardam tfttt went to Springfield.
, 1877-05-18

Dogs are regarded with special favor By III.
Turks. Conataptluoplc Is full OF thc,n Tt,rv
reaprocate By becoming GOOD A{uzzlc'cns about
tlIs season of every gear,
, 1877-05-18

Hates policy has strewn the country With
uncorkcu vials OF wrath. You cuu lea, tAc
EurG1lnX u the contenta run out.
, 1877-05-18

It IS painful fact that tho Southern papcrs
Which dcnoancc tue Kcmper County assass!uu.
ton are all published outs!dc Of Mississippi.