Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-21

toy. Lliueh Is reported rs SAYING mat
lie expected the Florida case TO 20 against
him. but urges his friends not to be de-
spondent. rs there were other points in his
favor, and he believed the final decision
would be in his favor.
Almost the first note of preparation for
the inaugural is the announcement that
committee Of Philadelphia military
organization IS in Washington to prepare
for q visit on the Eth of March. Usually
lots of arrangements arc under way BY
he lst of February, but everybody has
been waiting, this year, to find out who IS
to be inaugurated
Governor Bross illustrates the marvel
lous growth Of Chicago 1v saying that in
1850 he saw a wolf pass his door On Michi-
gan avenue. now the principal residence
street Of the city. His friends amuse
themselves by telling him chat he has had
better luck than he general run of Western
editors. The wolf generally squatted in
front of their doors gud howied.
Judge Black has discovered that Mr..
Eilden has no more blood in him than a
,urnip; and s credited with his wav Of
settling the dispute: " Count Cronin,"
says the iudge. Thus throw the election
into Congress. Let The House elect Til
len. Let he Senate elect Wheeler Then
kill Iilden. and thus the whole affair will
be promptly settled 'cHb0l1 JJ00d-sheqn'
The new Trinity Episcopal Church, ut
The corner Of Huntington Avenue ana
Clarendon Street. Boston. which has inst
been completed 1v the congregation Of the
Rev Phillips Brooks. was cousecrated
Friday morning. by Bishop Paddock, as-
sisted 5v u large number of the Episcopal
clergy. The Rev Dir. Vintou preached
The conzecuation sermon. The building
cost 37j0,l00. and is said to be the most
elaborate church editice IN New England
It IS free from debt.
The counsel for the defense IN the Emma
mine suit moved. Monday, in the United
States courts to dismiss the complaint. OF
for the court to instruct the Jury to ind
verdict Tor defendants on the ground hat
the plaintiffs had produced no evidence to
show any false representation in connec-
ton with he sale Of he mine in England.
- D. 81 ~ glG.L ;I; ,nS ! ,..n ] a. .L' 'tltelnen-s
of he nina Dacision wa was roser7ad e
IAN TIE SEVEN Nror BEAT TIE EIGHT
saturday aleht Don Morrison telegraph
ed to his brother William. Chairman Of
he Ways and Means Committee. that
some u The 1est .aWTers n st. Louis re-
gHrded the Florida decision rs just and
lght, lnd that the Democrats 81. Louis
We're stIu hopeful rs ever. William te!e-
Zraphed back hat if Don could devise
plan by which The seven SPOT could lake
the elght. he Democrats IN Washington
would he hopeful also.
....-.-... ,.....
y =" ---9 -1I' ---- T" 'll-'' 'Tp -41-
'"' IA 81 -! I-- NII0,5, I, [ = "ou'u per-
,..'Ps ~. w 'Ho''7il III llla' AlAscs y 'e-
ear.v moving. To be sure it isn't vet ser-
tied that they egu get . .o1r Years lease
Of The White House. but the prospect is so
good .hat prudent housewife would run
the 1sk Of u little Unnecessary work. the
next ten DAYS rather than be 30 hurried 10
IeatA about packing up, the last of he
nOnth.-SrrgHgIs.d Republican.
The sscond-elass View York restaurants
nave reduced their rates, this winter 10 o
- per cent all around. which they 1re en-
aoled TO TO because servants can be had ut
half the former rates, while provisions.
generally, ue lower -han ever before.
The few npper-tcn restaurants. however,