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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26
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DEADwo1D, y. T., March 25-a boid at
tempt to rob tbs Cheyenne and Black Hills
stage, bound nt,th, WIGS made here last evening
As the coach wac coming down Whitewood
caI3n about two and e hall miles from dead
wooa five masked men. walking along the road
herors the stage, suddenly wheeled, ordered The
driver TO stop and instantly commenced to Hr-
ing on tho coach. At the first fire Johnny
Slaughter the driver, was killed, and Walter
Her, Of lockwood, slightly wounded in the head
rg tho driver. Her, ard another passenger off
the cosch- Tho stage YVES not stopped until it
arrived III town. leaving tho driver on the road
dead About 70 shots were fired at the coach,
tus sill tic pssseaSes. except Her, were unhuTt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

city in two certain os, lying within the limits
or said ritv on which the Court house and jail
arc built. which said property. on the reiroceS
ION G. Alexandria county to Virginia, was con.
pcvcd fl The Governor Of the State for tie
usc Of the county aud Corporation forever"
and irthc court shall be OF the opinion that
the city Of Alexandria has any right to The
said property and that sale thereof Is neces-
s,rv 70 i've effect thereto, the court may direct
sale OF The whoIe Oh such terms as 1t mag deem
proper, and apportiun the proceeds, less the
costs OF the suit and charges Of safe, between
the said city and county, according to their re.
sn.c,iye rights and Interests as may be deter
mined by the court, under the said conveyance;
Provided. That said city and county shall have
ADVANTAGE of all rights of appeal, writ Of error,
or other exception to said proceedings. or auy
dccrec or Judgment rendered therein.
THIS &C! shal! be 10 force from It's passage.
|, is believed that this will be the final decI-
sion Of the Committee think, however, that,
owing to the "lateurss OF the session, the bill
will not be passed.
Ia the Senate 10 day, the bill fixing the
time for the converting Of the General Assem-
tly MAS taken UP aud passed. The bill, as now
aueoall, provides that the Legislature shall
meat the tir.t "Wednesday in next December.
The Senate to-day passed bills providing toE
! submitting to the voters OF Warren county, OF
the fourth Thursday in May. 1877, law IL
| relation to Keeping the public roads 10 sa!0
county ID order; to prescribe the limo ADD mode
| OF fishing 10 the waters OF the Potomac river
! aud for The better protection OF hah III The wa
| tars oil the Commonwealth. =;
The House passed tho bill to day tO provide
| e.. work ing and kncpIGr the public roads II
| order IA Frederick county.
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IelporaDIiiC Summary.

Capt. inc. Morse, an intimate friend OF Lee,
who vas shot last Friday, for the hl0uutaIn
Meadows massacre, says that Lace told him Ire
uuently, years ago, that the massacre was OF
dered by Brigham Young. and never would
have been perpelrated but by bis orders, aud
that be, az the leader Of the MOrmons, who
were bound to obey him, is solely responsible
for the inhuman affair.
l. While J. Stahl, GermaD, who bad been en-
ployed at the GutteDburg brewery, 10 NJ \. but
was dismissed Friday, was asleep that ri ght 10
the brewery, his clothing was saturated with
petroleum and set 90 fire. Stahl was so badly
burned that be died Saturday morning. The
case is mystery yet, aud 20 arrests have been
made.
10 New York, yesterday. Alfred Pichard,
Frenchman, 10 fit Of jealousy, bound his
sleeping wife, Qeloise, TO chair, AID dcllber-
ateIy rubbed VitrioI on her lett cheek, which
ate the flesh to the bone, and dlshgured her
for life.
Thatcher & Sons cotton mill at Darby. PA.
was destroyed yesterday by fire. Loss, $50. 900.
A dispatch from Liverpool Gays Mr.. Hall
was not Oh the Germauis, which reached thai
port yesterday.
Law and CauoId cattle uen Of New York
have failed.
R. J. Taylor, the defaulling cashier Of The
Franklin Bauk ct Indianapolis, escaped from
the unatio asylum last hight
Negotiations between the Porte and Mobte
negro arc Interrupted
The several European powers are eudeavor
lug 10 secure 40 understanding between Eng
laud and Russia.
The steamships Reisland and America ashor
at Long Branch wero injured by the storm las
night.
Spotted Tail is proceeding on his mission 0
p6aco to the hostile Indians.
Thieves robbed and set fire to the store. O
Gage Bros, ii Wetertown, n. j., on Saturds,
night.
i Whiting, the deiaulting Brooklyn banl; clerk
Wac re.examined and committed to-day. ID
refused to tell what he did with the money no
accounted for.
Capt Small AMI sill the Crow Of the bark I'D
rnond Phnney have died Of cholera ct Akyat
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRLWEEKLY b!
RDC5AR SNOwDEN-,
MONDAY EVENING. MARCH %, 1871

The lailcal press IS actively at work III en-
iea9orlGg, COT to disptore the fact that Messrs.
Matthews and Foster did enter Into written
agreement with c"rtaiu members OF Congress
from tbs South 70 have the y. 5. troops with
drawn fv0m tie capitals Of South Carolina and
Louisiana, provided said Southern members
would stop fiIihlstaring aud secure the aecep-
tauce Of he report Of the electoral commission
before the 4tl. IL March, but 10 induce the
bells: that Mr.. ih!}y5 was entirely lguurant OF
al? such agreement: aud that consequently he
oanuot be bound by it, aud that the expectation
that he should IL at all Influenced by such az
agreement is the st. e.: democratic toosharss.
There Is 10 doubt that many Of the present
Democratic leaders have proved themselves to
be the mos: guiiiba Of men, but ~ such iGallty
can hs attached 20 them Ia the case alluded to-
for tho two cenllcmen mc1tiOued were tbs ac'
credited agents OF AIr. Hayes, and were be-
l;e7ed to be suoh not ouIy by the democratic
members with whom they made the contract
but by tbs radical party at large, aud undouot
eddy they are a. much surprised at the repudta
ton Of The bargain as any ooc else. Poitica
bargains, It best, arc not the highest evidence;
of morality, be: when entered iato, like al
other, should be binding. The democrats sub
mitted 70 tie electoral fraud Nr, Hayes should
be bound l.; ,'c promises which, co matter
what he now says, everybody believes Mcssrs
Foster aad Matthews were authorized by hin
t. make
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

\ correspondent of the Washington Star
says that Ec IS informed 10 butcher doing
business 10 Tic largest market house. Of that
city that his bsct costs him but fraction over
cents per p1urd, 81! ezpcOses-reut, butch.
sriug, wascti hire, H., iGclaicd, "ad that bis
profits amount 10 at least 6 cents PEI pound.
10 Eoglaud, fDrue2iy. butchers were excluded
from serving o. .uTas, but if they made siS
dollars 90 c7ery haalrsd pounds Of meat they
sold We don't suppose the exclusion referred to
occasicued hcn much trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

It is nov uora than probable that Wa. III.
Tweed will so0u be relieved, aud all tie rest of
the New York ring be allowed to come home
upon giving up i snail portion OF tb, millions
they stoI5 .toni he treasury oi New YORK. city.
When National. STAT aut municipal govern
E,suts c1Dp2uu! touiss, the uu!y wonder is
that cases like that III Whi;iDg-Tho robbed
the Brooklyn bauk last week, aud proposed 10
cot more numerous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26
,ccasicued thcm much trouble.

Mr.. Hayes especial tfiools say he is making
haste slowly towards The settlement Of the
Southern qu4sio2. he should rtcollect, how
ever, that while liz is taking his time the en-
tire material Interests If Two States arc sub
jected to {, c9utious6oo Ct depression that
threatens tic, total aaGihilatiop; aud that
that depression loacis lot oaiy upon the States
il The saul, seo,ioo, bat upor the whole couo-
try, as diseased member impars the health Of
the whole body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26
Foreign News

The Porte has made known to tho Powers
its determination under DO circumstances to
yield its assent to The provisions OF the proto-
Russia The Porte still refuses to accede to
the NlonteuegriD demands, and will now refer
The question to the Turkish Parliament. The
Russian understanding Of the protocol is that
it presupposes peace with Montenegro aud de.
mobilization Of the Turkish forces. The con-
viction in St. Petersburg is that the Powers
have tut to unite 10 holding decided language
with The Porte aud their demands will be ac'
ccpted asd pcac. be mal0talned.
4 dispatch from Capetown reports violent
SCENES 10 the IrauSvasl Republic over the qucs.
ton Of annexation. The Volksroj, which in
sists upon the maintenance Of the freedom Of
the Republic, refused to accept the reform pro-
g7amme Of President Burgers, who favors union
with Great Britain. 1t is rumored that the
extrouc party have threatened the life Of Mr..
Stepsione, the British Eavoy, who is codeav-
oring to arrange such union.
Dispatches from the y. s. Asiatic squadron
tell of visit by the admiral commanding to
the capital Of Siam and the courtcsics OK
changed With the King. His Majesty with his
suite subsequently, visited the ships of the
squadron aud Vas received with appropriate
hoh0Is,
\ telegram from Rome rcpotts the very
serious illness CT the Pope. the optnist GuIle"
tins to the contrary Notwithstanding. The
Cardinals are making preparations for the Cen
clave.
The Bash Bazouks-Tu1k;sh irregular cav.
aIry-ha7e plundcrcd AID burned two Villages
OF Herzegovina numbering inauy Of til: s0haD-
itants. ~
Ii the L,Dd3n markets las; week sugar; de-
clined sixpeucc to shilling per cwt, Oh several
descriptions, AID there Vas also 3 decline III
coffees.
The last maI train Oh the British Great
Northern railway Was totally wrecked last Sat
urday, and five persons were killed and many
seriously Injured.
The French Assembly adjourned co Saturday
until the st Of May next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

1t is rum0!el, BIZ, uos believed, that Mr..
Schurs wauts Eirur:aa uls5io0, that be will
get it, aoi that IL ;eoat0r Pool will replace
him ID tie Cabinet =; aisJ that SECRETARIES Nc
Crary aid Deva..S Viii eXchaug, POSITIONS 10
cue has yet .Goeu nan5i 10 supply the vacancy
oceasi1Ded ~ the eslsaalion IF AIR, Wash
burn, Minister to France.
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Louisiana,

The Clearing House Association Of New o.
and resolutions reoiti1g that's Z, Packard is
said to c5untenanco tho assertion that the prn.
oipal merchants and business man Of the com
NUDITY arc willing 10 recoguiz; him As Govern
or; aud whereas such ASSERTION is uatrue, aud
his claim to be Governor provokes Increased
distress, disnrbs confidence and deprcsses trade
abnormally, the members CT The Clearing House
| Association, representing banks and bankers OF
this community, and enjoying Close and active
personal relations with all its business interests,
and in daily correspondence with all the prlDcl,
pal parties Of this Commonwealth. d, hereby
soemny declare that 90 belief should be re-
posed 10 said assertion. The resolutions adopt
ed were Of the same tenor as those adopted By
the Merchants Exchange. recognizing Francis
T. Nichols as Governor Of tho State, and pro-
| testing against the recognition Of Nlr. Packard.
Tue Stock Exchange adopted similar resolutions
by vote Of 40 10 5, aud the Board Of Under
writer's also adopted similar resolutions.
The people OF North Louisiana, represented
10 al immense mass meeting at Shreveport
Saturday, resolved 10 support the government
with their property aud their lives If necessary
South Louisiana Is already We'll armed to sup.
port IT. fubllc sentiment Is SO Oitter against
aoy compromise 10 be effec led by the commits.
sion that it has been officially noticed, aud the
people s.em to demand to know the intentions
Of their representatives.
Gov. Nichols will issue u proclamation to-
day pledring that he will stand firm, that 60
compromise will be made, and thanking the
citizens i0r their support on January and Tor
their promptness 10 payicg taxes. Ooe hun.
dred aud thirty five thousand dollars in taxes
we're collected by the Nichols collectors to date.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
a dispatch from Columbia, dated Yesterday,
says 1t is reported that Gov. Chamberlain
leaves here at midnight tonight for Washing
ton, but it is not positively known, Governor
Hampton has not yet decided whether be will
visit the Capital or not. 1t is understood he
is awaiting advice from parties expected to ar
rive here tomorrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

Nor;hunbeilaDl county, in this State, has
but ole lawyer, au,l as lie is nembef Of the
Legislature. The adjoining couo,y Of Lancaster
has to supply the Com nweaitl's Attorney.
u neither this Indicates that the residents OF tie
county alo u9t Il iIliglvus people OF caunot al
ford the eEpeusc OF law suits We are not aI-
yised
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

Flour i: active and nrm, with q: up%a!
tendency. Wheat has further aivaac2:, ~ ;
sales were made to.dsy at 1872 and li2 f.: ca3.
lots of red and white; offering: Of I'D o,aG.
with other sales at 13otljo, Corn c,1.lau..
dull, and receipts have increased; 1919 tG:ae
of mixed were offered, and sold q: IS -. ~.
1913 bushels of Rye brough. IS and -. 10 Ua..
reported. Country produce duli and g"i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

Oae night last week Miss Lucy r. Waddeil,
q daughter Of Mr.. Leigh r. WaddeII, a:
tempted to cxiineui>h lamp by blowing down
the chimney The chimney exploded scatter
irg the pieces Of glass around and cutting Miss
WIS face badly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

Col, u. i. I. oaHiu, Of Portsmouth, is spoken
Of il lesetseay complimentary nlaoner by
some Ct the newspapers "a his sec'i5u Of tho
State III connection with the conservative nom
iaatiou Tor Attorney General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26
BIZ Tcleprauh.


NEW YORK, Mar. 25-.;tocEs nClirn .,':5....
and unsettled. Money 3 Cold llN Foi
quiet and firm. Wheat Il SHADE iirmr.. c..
quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE, March 2d.--V.rcja;a e: .:.:....
6; V,rginias, consolidated, Coz: do. : <nr,,s.
Cotton quiet; midding II! Ftour wy IL.
and higher, but quiet; Howard street Ana 81.
ern Super 25sS6: do. Extra q 2jsS1; to -.
lily pass; City Mills Super 25,Sj; o. ~
6 25aS7 80 do. Rio brands Sass >; o. !'......
50 Whest very firm And 4Uiel: bI.a.s> g..
sLrictad by limited supplies; 80. Wo.,..
winter red l55; No. 2 Chicago sp.iH, IL: 70
red 1G2slG3; Mary land rod Grim! lGGA.y-; =.
amber l55.l6S; do white ij0lljj. Cora. ry...
ern steady and firm; Western duI and So .ly
Southern white 5isj2; d.. ye.lIw 6Ia5-.
Western mixed spot So; April 53t IS ); 4 -
54aa54t; June 55s; steamer 0Is o.: .:at.F'"
steady Southern prime 4l"42; W"s:era w~,a
10a9l Rye iirmer and quiet y: 70,1&. C.5,r.
Seed dull; good to prime * 2l-:lt' -. -"
dull: Maryland and Pcnna prime lj,ci, {.
fee dull; Rio cargoes lTa2l; lob9Ins l.. =.
Sugar dull at III. Whskey dull: s".!, So,
at 81 0Si.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2G.-CA..ic 41;2. s..
unchanged; Sales OF E5QU. ohecn WHcraa;ei.
sales Of 800 head. Hogs dull sa"s Of &j)l &a.i
at 7s84.
RECEIPTS OF PEoDUcE.-Thc following We,
the receipts by the Washington City, I:E.a..
Midland and Great Southern L. i, !Hs: week.
Corn 1880 bushels, wheat 1915. rye - ~.
525, potatoes 10, beans |, dried lru't 49,.
seed y sacks, flour $40 bbls, leather 30 s:...
tobacco l06 boxes, liquor ~ bids, dressed b z.
n, fresh beef $50 lbs, butter E!kas, CO. 70.
bbls and boxes, calves, SC 8, fur |, p.c": .F.'
l terce tsllow 4 bbs. hides ." band!e' lie
skins bale, wax ~ lbs, apples : b9.:, 81.
GAZE
Ii New York, on SATURDAY.: =. 90 '.-sas
''Peelers' were disposed o. At ~.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAR@E"lI>-
Sun rise:..-......., 81 Moan s4ts....... " .'
Sun GETS. ....... Is High WALTZ. 81 %.
ARRIVED.
Steamship { c Knight. New Ioc&, &.
Steamer hun Eliza, philadelphia, :, . .
Reed.
Steamer John " Thompson, Lo3a"-l,...
to + 4 Reed.
steamer Mattsno Nonl;ri. + ~ h--:..
S Co.
schr W Hilton, Providence. t,r i a@'.r
s Co.
CLEARED,
Steamship JOHN Gibson, he" Io.F. t. ! d.
Reed.
Steamer Msttano: Nonii1i. H. j.: n:;:.'.
& Co,
Steamer Lady OF the Lske. &o:lo!E, -
Reed.
Steamer Sue. Baltimore, By } b7ote': :, 800.
MEMoRAEDh
Schr Hattie Baker. for Til: poi ctats' d.
Boston 9th.
E1ss=@E--.Fz-Ss1s1.,=rrE...c
CANAL COMMERCE.
Arrived-Bost Emma, via Rock CIC2&
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The exports Of domestic products from this
county last year exceeded those OF the preced
l1g rear by eyer seventy millions OF dollars.
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Jba1nf,rrIain accepts.

CoLUME1.. 5. G., March l6-GovoGnor
Chara tevl.in left last night for Washington in
response to tho invitation from tho President.
Govcrnc7 Hampton is still here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

Gg-GREAr UpnoAn ABorT CL0Tii'N'
Tn" largest stock OF DTercost: a"d S.'..' '.'-
at bankrupt saie to close out. G2oi o"@.'
from $3.50 upwards, including tic ''''
imported Chinchiilas, Beaver. he7.eEs'
Gents Cashmere Suits. consisting o: ts'''
and Vest at $3.50; sill wool :;u::s s. >,..'
upwards, including the finest inp2''2! ''''.
rsls; excellent Cnidreu's Suits 3 yc''''
gears Sl.75; years S22j; i Jcs-5:
upwards. They must be sold quick q
S. DEALEAN's'
a,,c 8 Hiac s.:s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

ESTHARD TINES demand rc3a 'MG., ~
tice it. Renovate your solled Glove; ",5...i,,;,
VEINS ODORL ESS hlD vi" VIZ, -
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them tr''''-.
Sold By druggists. % cents per b9,''e'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

ssJ TEETH, if not kept clean, 5.'n
Young people, remember this ~, ,',;a
THUkSTON'S IVORY PhANh -.
POWDER 1t will preserve them III -
Sold by druggists, 2jc per bottle. i"o -'-''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

GagoA CARD.-1o all who arc SUI t'af J. d"
the errors and indiacrctions of yOTta, '".' "
weakness, early decay, loss Of mh"hoa', o.
will send recipe that will cure yen, N'.h '
CHARGE This great remedy va ''''''.-
By missionary in South America. '.,'
solf.addreased envelope to tho Rev ''p'hI IL
INMAN, Station d, Bible House, E1" ! .'@
city. i"h '-c'S"" .''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

Judge Robert II. Turocr will hold the April
term cf the Circuit Court: of Fauquicr ccuuIy,
il Warreatoo, On the Sd day of April.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

DUTLERS BALSAMIC MlAitt dr!iIG -
D FORTY YEARS KNOWN A.
FALLIBLE REMEDY. q, sly
Price one dollar per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

By TRY Tive can recommend our !. -.
crs to use EDWARDS s. HUTCHlSo.'
EMINENT. There is nothing bct!c. f. i ..
matism, Sprsns. Bruises, Frostb:@s, an a.
blsins also equally good for iniuTja, n a2''
Try it, and you will ind it does al. H. 1.'"
feb 2}--ao3m
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Ii New York, on SATURDAY.. 500 N.-E2s
''Peelers' were disposed o. At -.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Arrive d-Bost Emma, via Rock cfca&.
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Letter from Richmond.

(Corrosy ,ondouco Of the Alexandria G"zolIo.I
RICHMOND, March 2i.-To.night a wild ru-
nor was started to the effect that Col. {. l..
C1itteudeu, first doolkeeper Of the House OF
Delegates, had misappropriated money belong
lug 70 two members OF that body. The Wing
Of Monday will contain the following 10 regard
IN -
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PHILADELPHIA, March 2j.-CAl.lc 4u;2. =.
unchanged; Sales OF E3UO. Sheen unchanged
sses $500 head. Hogs dull saI"s Of &jJl &e !
at 7a8i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-26

RECEIPTS OF PRoDUCE.-Ihc following wa:'
the receipts by the Washington City, Ij:E.a..
Midland and Great Southern Il. i. !I>: week.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-22
B ack A gain.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Ford arrived ho me
among their family and friends last Saturday
after an absence of nearly three months on a
visit to their native land, Scotland. Both re-
turn in excellent health and spirits from see
ineloved ones of long years ago, and dwelling
for brief season amid scenes of "Auld Lang
Syne.' They started from Glasgow August
Sd and reached New York after a fair
voyage OF eleven days. Notwithstanding
their pleasant journeyings and fine sight see
ing they are glad to be on American soil
once more breathing the pure air of Wiscon-
sin. the state of their adoption and choice.
Mrs. Alex Mcdonald and Mr.. VIM. NJ. Kel
lie, who accompanied Mr.. Mrs F. to Scot
land and returned with them as far as New
York, arrived here Friday Iastin good health
and full Of pleasant recollections of their
trip and the scenes, relatives and friends
they met while absent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-22
A SUM mer Episode.

Mr.. Oscar Cole got up before daylight
Saturday morning to take al early train
to Oshkosh. He donned a different suit
from the one he took off on going to bed
but concluded to wear the hat of the day
previous. This, however, he could not
find, even after most active search through
the house by himself and wife. Living
next door to a drummer for hat and cap
house who, happened to have his sample
cases at home, Mr.. Cole went there and
got hat. On the way across lots to his
house Mr.. G. first found his coat of FRIDAYS
wear lying on the grass, next his vest, then
his hat and last. but not least, his unmen-
tionabes. Upon reaching his bedroom he
discovered that the musquito netting in the
window had been cut during the night and
that opened up the fact before Mr.. C. that
some one had reached in across the bed took
his clothes out in the lot and searched the
pockets but all in vain as they contained no
filthy lucre. The thief evidently did not
want to speculate in second hand clothing.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-08-22
Sacred Heart College.

The Academic year of the College of oul
Lady of the Sacred Heart gins on Monday
September Sd, 1877. This college as an in
stltutior of learning ranks among the first
IN the state and at the close of each term
gives evidence of the thoroughness of its
training, and the ability and pains-takine
OF Its faculty. The Sacred Heart College
mas every prospect at present eta full attend.
ance during the coming year. The advan
cages this institution presents are well
worth cons idering by those about selecting
school, See advertisement in another
column