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colo was down to 81 O2g in New
York the other day.
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RADICAL RULE.

During the last two years of Radical
rule the taxes were:
In 1874 ii mills on the dol'r Sl4 90 on ST 900
In 1879 81 :" 9.25 LOCO
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This showing, Of Itself splendid com
parison with the preceding years, does
not do the reform Legislature justice.
During the first months of its session the
salaries were being paid at Radical fig
ures. They had investigations TO make
which required long session, and be
sides had also to settle up many old ac-
counts which were made by their extrav-
agant and profigate predecessors. Nota-
bly, among which are the penitentiary,
assessing and public printing accounts.
In 1877 the appropriations for ordinary
expenses are (see pamphIet acts 1870:
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Democratic saving IN : years -SI,OOl,ySI 80
So much for the pledges as to ex-
penses. The Demoeratic-C Conservative
platform of 1875 also pledged its repre-
sentatives to reduce taxes:
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RE-ORGANIZE the-clubs.

II is time that clubs were re-organized
and put upon a campaign footing.
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Total ordinary expenses .... $773, 5l9 62
DEMOCRATIC RULE.
In 1876 they were (see Auditors re-
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Democratic Conservative Ticket,
HINDS COUNTY

FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
MAYRE DABNEY. CONRAD A. LUSK,
WELDEN HICKS, ID. NJ. BALLARD.
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Total ordinary expenses ... 1868 $50 90
Whether the whole of the above
amounts will be expended of course cam
not now be stated.
1t will be seen from the above that
under Radical rule in two years, it re
quired for the ordinary expenses of the
State.
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FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE:
Firm DIsTRICT-JOHN W PATTON, d. n
NICHOLSON
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RADICAL RULE.

In 1874 the expenses were (see Audi
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

NORTn CARSON 0ILvER Mn
An Ing Company. Location a .prtncapai
place Of business. Sen Fsanciscp. cslilosats.
Notice y bessby given. that q nsstina 81 ~
Board of Difsessss. hsld on ths ~ day Of Jsa.
nary. 1877. IN aasessanent. No. Q. Of af>ssn csnls
pr share VA Dsvtsd upon the capital stock Of
ne coepofssion, payable tmmedisssly - United
stafs sold coin. 70 the Secretary, 4 II once
Of the company, Room l, No. "a Nonteomaey
stssss, saa FrAncisco. California. Any stock
uptn which this assessment hail rsrnsip - !.
~ on tbs 18th day 81 February, ls77, will =
delinQueut. and Advertised for salo q public
auction; and unisss paynsot h made kefore
VIII b sold On MONDAY. the FIFTH DAY Ov
AA6CH. 1877. 70 pay the d1linqusnS aaesss-
msnt. together with 9 1sae Of Adveeeisins "a
sxpsnns Of sale. ~ osdsf q ths Beard q d.
rsctofs.
o. q. BO0ART, sscrstsry.
Once. Room !, No. s02 Montgomery street.
Ian Ssascisco. California.
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TO tine UNFORTUNATE
a NEW REMEDlEs
Da NEW RESgEDlgn
- DIR. oIBDON's DIsPENsARy
AA0 knARnW AAp~~a

AA N6W UGMHOA8W
~ NEW REMEDlss :
On. oIBDON's DIsPENSAR NJ
sSo ksarny street..
Han Franctaco. Estsblished In 1854. n, ~.
treatment Of SexuAf aud Seminal Disesses such
- oonorhea. 0lsst. structure. syphilis In .
its forms, seminal weakness, Impotsncy, etc.
skin disessee Of years standing and Ulcsrs.si
LegD SUCCESSFULLY treated.
Aemlnal weakness.
esmina Emissions, the cons<Quence OF asis.
eoass: THIS solitary vice. or dspssvsd SEXUAL
indulgence. II practtced BY the youth Of hotA
se1es 70 an almost unlimited extent, producins
wish unesring certainty. the following train d
morbid symptoms. unless combated by sciruti.
&c medical measures, viz: ssiIov countss
ence. dark spots under the eyes, pain IN the
heed. ringing In the ears, n0ise Nike the Yuealins
q leaves and rattling Of charioss, uusesineSs
ebCut she loins. weakness Of the limbs. cvufu .
di0dence In approaching stran9sss, diaiiks 10
rom new seQustntances, disposition 10 shus
sDctesy. los 0f memory, hectic nusises, ptmplvs
md vastcus eSuptions about the fsces. fund
league. fetid breath. coughs. consump tios :.
u relief b. M ohGainsd, ahouid spply inms.
dassiy either u person OF BY letter. and have :
carr eoecte4 ~ his new and sctsuttnc npoas a
tssating this disrsse. which never feils Or -
fscttns qutek and sadical cure.
CURED AT NOME.
AOnG. hy addressing lestert 70 On. QIbpON
sSesing caae. symptoms, :ensth Of ttnis a. dis.
eeee has cgetilued. I'D havs nedicips Sern,.4.
y forwarded. fire. from dasnaes sd csrsosifv.
e s' snZ psrs q TIE countIys With full end pil:
letees. Through the SoseullcS 3,
ensoosa Wells. fssDo : Co.; paehses q ms6i.
ctne Vii b. Forwarded 70 any psst o. ihs rnto"
Ce:.sspoed:ees wtli plssss isfosn Dr. 6ibScc
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one THOUSAND DOLLARS BEWARE
N0e An iNCVaAns.g cAsu
~. L. nSeAssss
col nN oALsAa

Alee ~ yssss q syiai a sAis ees9e. ~ o,v,.a
Isoen ~ ooly curative In nps1sjn clsS ~
Ssss.c psoeosneed b. medical pssctitionss, :.
q. q assAe.'s eess.s ps,..~ NJ,
~. Se -. 49, - - 1901 sssEs: Snsss
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D.. = Ssss - 49,. ,...--.
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- osotssrtsd cos6s, SstlSsS q n: nSss
49, 80, 49, y Z, 49, :ss .. svss,
~ sss,sss &. 1870 49, 20, :: =: 49, s .
vssas. esw bssaa = No Ct 3.
D. Il 01eoooss $780, n~n.a
AoooA00oI =
- ~ eese q OssssVSsas 0Iupe. irv,.ss..
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Al" As,ss: 80. :: p ~. !. a''..-.
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N rmE DssrsIcr oeusr o.

IN TINE D1sT9ICT COUoT o.
i the United stsaes f0s H. kssffics "
nevadA-ln ths msti<n VI FORREST I.
1LlNs and PRANK Z TOwLE. carp>ntsss,
eankrupts. In Bsnkrupscy-CnSssd Sssses q
Ansrtca. District Of Aevads. a.--A vssrsst n
bankruptcy hes barn tssaaed by ssid Court
sgainss tho estate Of FORREST L. Finn and Frank
Towle. carp~ntess, at the city OF Csfp0p.
eosnty u Os,nsby end state Of Nevada. In - 4
Onessct. Who hsvs bcsa duly sAjuagsd bsnb.
rept upoo their own petition; and Ne payment
q any d<hss end the delivery u sny psupsrty
oeioagine TO said bsnkrupas. 10 them o. thsir
~. cd H. transfer u say propesty By them.
ass foehadeeo b lAw. meeting Of ths credit.
90 g saSd ssshsupes. 70 prove their Sebss end
oe0oce 80 q m0s0 asA0ness a theif estate,
VAL = hslA q Ooart q banksuptcy, y -
eosdeo = virgisia. 10 said DisaFiet. on the aist
az o. Iscrnafy. 4. D. le77. q O'Clock ?. H..
: We once Of 2. Btruthes. Room No. 4 ID
Fellow Building. cornsf G and smith ssfests.
tsict. AU0ljHTI!a Am
Ueitrd 6tateA Asnhal, and Messsnasr In bask.
fuptcy for aaid Distinct
By p. .. CossxrT. Deputy. esiS "A
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= w.
4! Az; 80 s; !:
= ~ 70 I'll e :S,EtsIS:
SS - - s:.S g : = - -: :
-: ~ =: 49, 49,: - : -.
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

AID IN eccoedsscs Nth Lao - % oesss Il sAs
board q Tsuseess. naAs - ~ leo ~ Of No
ve9brf. less. - nany sAaso II soeh cas,>l q
Vuslsc sscssss. q - olles q a. rsessss, =
locsase IN ths bnssoa Babssy. Opposite Is:
Cnitaa aasess Miss. Moth Cassos ssssss. Cesscs
City. Nevada. on ~
AZ the hoef Of u =. Of nd day. 10 pas sAe ssia
deltnQvens anseazmsas thereun, {, srthsr MIR
cus0 u e6vsfs1siog - exveases 81 sals.
JONI 8. ELY. nscssfssy.
Csrsoo CITY. Decembss nth. is7e.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

a Fra G0sooasDATgD soaD
q es.eaoei DAsrs = 1885,. csssos sssg
S.veAa- L,cests1 = Ussn, b1sanaS IeSs
Hisisg Dkssries. waAns cosnsy. Asss6s :
Sossss = 1872 ~. tAsasAssss en- 1slis0ns.s
tes CeopoAy - aeesuas a Arn>oueus -.
~. tsvtsa Hsssoess l1sA, Ss7G u ssssroi
sneanss - oppss.es ~ Gans q IL fsis.s.
~ eOposeiVo okoDvAoahnaD:
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sn9RlFe's SALE.
Va 8i1 49, nc IEruEgr
b. = 49,. - ~ Z! 1.! 8 q
80 oeeee1 Su1lslal D001s1eo 0sa9S. ~ ss7s'
|SSesw1e ceesyAO - - - q ~.
~. =. 9. ~. . l6vss q 49, - ~
|&s an - NJ 81 80 g -, z 6! 6: e:
|&4.M = = - 0AAS6 1870 SCSssSS.
Q OK = -; - - q, =, e =
! IN. ~; : 3: - =. !: +: - -:
49,. /. 5. as, ~ ~. {: e - ~ -
80 |. :. IN Af:sS AZ. 3 ]
49, g - g Na11p -
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- SaS1 &eS0lhs5. ~. IT, 0sS ~
: NJ.
IN - .SyagpAt feesupQs
3 J q
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-05-31

compel the Turks to retreat rapidly to the ,
Balkan mountains or risk their entire fate
in a great field fight on comparatively open
plains, but the Russian commander eTiices
no haste. His situation is such that he can
afford to- wait if necessary, holding. the
Turks at bay or the Danube until the Rus
sian forces moving-towards Erzeroum shall
have finished the immediate campaign de-
signed for their accomplishment.
It is stated that Muktar Pasha Is march,
ing upon Abraham, while the Russians are
rapidly advancing against Erzeroum.
The Russians Were still bombarding the
forts before Aars, which were replying Wig
orously.
The Minister Of" War has telegrapbed to
the bay'of Tunis to- send a contingent of
troops to Turkey
About 1000 Sofas participated in a dem
onstration on the 18th inst.
An order has been issued f%orbidding the
carrying Of arms in Constantinople. 1t au-
thorizes tile punishment of suspect persons
without trial, and forbids the assembling of
crowds i1atEe streets.
In consequence of'the Sofia demonstra-
ton. a state of seige has been proclaimed in
Constantinople and vicinity.
The sheep tax has been doubled as'the
war increases.
The ELITE of the Turkish officers are said
to be assembled a%tssShumla with 10000 in
flntry. and $4,000" cavalry, anxious tor a
speedy encounter
The Russian attempt to throw a bridge
over the river before the Turkish lines at
Datcwn, was repulsed with loss. The Rus
sian right wing is at Olti and the left at Var.
They were repulsed and lost $50 men in an
attack made OF Akaba and Jdiak. One
major and four captains were killed. The
Turkish loss was seven killed and eleven
wounded
Prince Hassan, son "of 'tthe sKlledivd, ant
5000 Egyptians left Cairo, for Constantine
pie on the 18th inst. The remainder of the
contingent willfollow' soon.
urx n rrs
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ing, since tie frostsfall so much later here
than on the lower lands. He has something
over LOO acres i'll cultivation. His DWELLING
is small, but his ont-buildings, and especial
~ ms granaiias, are large. lie Is well-sup-
plled with farm machinery; we, noticed in
his sheds nearly every irnplementtE Rs farm
ers use.
From Mr.. Stevens we turned across TO
Warm Spring creek, and continued our Jour
ncy down the valley, calling upon MIR. D.
A. Thomas, who was first upon cur route.
Mr.. Thomas has a very fine farm, and was
we'll along with his seet,inw.. He was more
successful last season in raising u good crop
than some of his neigabors.
just below here isthe very pleasant home
OF MIR. John Thomas. MIR. II. is one of the
largest wool growers in this section, his
flock now numbering nearly 5000 head. He
is interested with Mr.. Philip Evans in the
ownership of the celebrated thoroughbred
CotsWold ram, Gloster Chief, imported last
season by c. w. Cook & Bro, of Smiths
river. Mr.. Thomas bred 10Y ewes to him
last season, and is thus far highly pleased
with his investment.
At Mi. Thomas's we had the pleasure of
making the acquaintance Of MIR. VIM. Wal
lace, a well-to-do farmer and stock breeder
Of Flint creek valley. Mr.. Wallace was
driving his half-bred Norman-Percheron
stallion, "Frederick William,'' a most beau
tiful horse and a perfect mate, in size, color
and form, to "Mingo," il rs Norman owned
by Mr.. Jas. Mauldin, of Beaverhead county,
MIR. w. is>engaged sn breeding and raising
horses. WILL.
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C ZEN 6 A. c w S.

The fastest time on record was made by
Tenbroeuk at Louisville, Ky, on the 9th
inst. This horse now.has the credit Of the
best one, three and four miles on record.
"A special from New York says arrange
ments have been made with the States of
Mexico, Sinaloa, IIidalgo, Chipas, Jalisco,
Tobasco and Canlpeche to pronounce for
Lerdoas soon as an attempt was made from
this side. Gen. Escobedo is in San Anto-
MO engineering the project. 1t will be first
made as a feint on the Northern Pacific
side in Sonora, but the main attempt will
be made near Matamoras. 1t is now stated
that there are at least three hundred men,
deserters from the Mexican army and des-
pcradoes in general, who have already ell
listed and who, it is claimed, as soon as they
enter Mexico, will be joined by a large nuna-
Der of~the army.-Gen.. superintendent
Clarke, of the u. Z. r. r. Co., says they
will build 100 miles of road towards the
Black Hills this Summer. The point OF
starting will be either Sidney or Cheyenne.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE CHIEF G. S. Dept OF DAKOTA,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, March 81, 1875
GEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
y received until " O'Clock Nj, May -, 1877, for
furnishing the Fresh Beef on the block required by
the Subsistence Department of the Army ut Forts
Shaw, Ellis and Benton, Camp Baker, C~antonment
on Tongue River, and at the Post to be established
on the Big Horn, near the Yellowstone, Montana,
during the twelve months commencing July /, j 1871.
Upon application to this office, or to lie Acting
Commissaries OF Subsistence of the posts above
named, blank forms for proposals will be furnish
ed, and information will be given as to the condi-
tions of the contract, quality OF the Beef required,
SC. Proposals should be made separately fer each
post, andthe envelope continuing them should be
endorsed proposals for Fresh Beef at --,"
and addressed TO Col. John Gibbon, eth Infantry,
q. S. A., Helena, Montana, anu will he opened by
him, on by such other officer as may be designated
for the purpose, at the Office Of the Amy Paymaster
at Helena on the day and at The hoUr above named.
Proposals will also be received and opened by the A.
e. S. at Forts Shaw, Benton and Ellis, and at lamp
Baker, for the Beef required at the post 1t is ex-
pressly understood that the contracts to be made
under these proposals shall not be construed to in
volve the United States in any obligation for pay
ment in excess of the appropriation granted by Con-
gress for the purpose. Bidders are invited to be
present at the opening of the bids, The right is 1e-
served to reject any or all bids received.
CHAS. MCCLURE, Capt. and c. ).
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T-URKO-RUssIAN WAR.

There was a brisk engagement near Nico-
polls on the 25th inst. between the Turkish
iron-clad and the Russian Notifications. The
Turks destroyed the earth works, and the
enemy retreated, leaving forty dead on the
field. There is not much probability that
any Of the great powers will make objec-
tons to Toumaiia's declaration OF indie
pendence, though they may abstain from
recognizing it until the conclusion of the
war.
London dispatches ef~the oath say that
Russian strategy on both fields of active
war continues to command the commenda-
ton of military critics. Russia's p%reponder-
ance in strength enables it to forr, Turkey
to fight when and where the former chooses.
At the same time the distance and charac-
ter of the country and the roads between
the war theatres of the Danube and Asiatie
Turkey, renders the Turks poWerless to
avail themselves of a~draatagessfof posses
sions of the interior lines Of communication
in such manner as did the Confederates III
the American Rebellion. they can sudden
ly concentrate their forces to hui1 en- 2'sasse
against either of the tW5oaopposing forces,
without giving the other corps any fatal ad-
vantage. The Russians apparently nave no
intention to cross the lower Danabe'andsef-
ter the low unhealthy, sWaiMpy .countryfof
sScha Dobrudsha. Their feints on 'tharline
are designed merely to cover their Workssof
.fortifyine that portion of the river to- guard
against flank attacks from-the Turks III that
direction. Their grand attempt to cross the
Danube, apparently will be between Widil1
end. RustcAuek. If this .sRceeeds~theysean
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Bro. J. C. Butld, of Fort Shaw, has re-
signed the office of District Deputy of Lew
is and Clarke county for the purpose of ac-
cepting the office of Chief Templar' of his
lodge.
Bro: J. WILLHEART, Z. D., of Liberty
lodge No. IS, in his report, says: "Our
lodge is doing remarkably well they flock
to the standard Temperance faster than
ever. Considering that this is n sparcely
settled country, | think we are doing we'll.
THE following officers were elected and
installed in Crown Butte Lodgeforthe en-
suing quarter =
w. C. T-JyC. Budds..
w. V. Tam e. Budds.
w. S-Geo. w. Culllm.
w. Z. S--Sylyester Waltz.
u. w. C. T-Frederick StortZ."~
w. T-R. B. Dickenson.
w. Mn. III. Wilson.
w. Gas. Randall.
WI. G-Thos. Collins.
W. @. &C. Penego.
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l.. g.. Of G.. T..

Beware the bowl! though rich and bright
Its rubies flash upon the light, +
An adder coils it's depths beneath,
Whose lure is woe. whose sting is death.
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EVERY lodge but five show an increase OF
membership imthe past quarter.
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SHEEP DIP

Tobacco Scraps, for Sheep Dip, furnished
without delay. Packages or Hogsheads ot 800 lbs.
Or upwards, ut &c. to : l-2c. per III.
VIM. M. PRICE s co.
IA South Commercial street, st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR Passenger and Freight Rates apply to any Of
the (nmpay's Agents.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1877-12-15

Economy is the order OF the hour,
and every expenditure, however
email, is expected to give G return
In full value. Every family requires
one good, reliable family newspaper
III such an article can be procured
for less than one cent fol each work.
ing day OF the year, we are not aware
OF it. h Fanai(y Newspaper should
contain carefully prepared sum
mary OF all the news OF the day,
both Religious and Secular; and IT,
arranged so that the two depart
ments may be separated and read by
two individuals at the same time,
so much the better. TIE Fanuly
Newspaper should have attractive
reading and information for he va
rious members OF household Some
portion OF the paper should be de-
voted every week, to ~ .ious and
moral improvement, to current sec
ular news. TO agriculture, commerce.
markets. finance, to general itera-
ture, &C., with a special depart meut
for the young. Above all, the Fun.
ny Newspaper should be perfectly
pure, and tree from any contamina-
ting Influences in It's ADVERTISEMENTS.
Too much attention cannot be mad
to th's feature, when the press is
flooding the country with 50 much
That Is we ADD pernicions. To
crown all, the Family Newspaper
should be untrammelled by any al
hlation with sect or party, and sho d
be free to give all the good news
from and about all the world. I'll
such a Family Newspaper can be
had for one ce'ltq day, 1t should be
taken by every iamIly IN the laud.
Such Family Newspaper, in every
respect, we 6nd In the New YORK
OBSERVER. now commencing its fifty
sixth volume. Progressive, comp pre-
henslve, sound, reliable, pure, it is
just what is needed in your house
hold. Send So Is for year to the
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From CALIFORNIA.

HEALDsBURs, CAL Dec. 4th.
Ld1or Argus
A rosy sunset is fading 10 the
West.
Weather lovely, and growing, not.
wjihstanding an occasional frost.
Sdll they plow; still they SOW.
Msssrs. Russell g. Sturman, small
farmers, will SOW 80 sacks 1850 bu }
ii wheat.
Apples still on the trees. but We
have yet the 6rst "wormy apple to
BEE o the Stale.
Feers are entertained Of scsrci
~ Of ram THE winter. Tbs section
lias bad over inches Of rain AI.
but in the Southern part oply Two
or three inches are reported.
Recent street scene lu San Ft1r-
cisco-$3C00CO0 a gold hauled o.
tray, guarded by Y omo4s
a. steamer leaving for Cnins. TINS
never returns, ~ you see Where
some Of The metal 6uds lodpment.
Talk up the Chinese Question; TO-
is q vital one, % this coast, a. .easI
The bhilomstbesn Literary Society
oi Alexander Wales" wll decide
iue question At tier next meeting.
Saturday night.
Hastily, ND.
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~f1&>s -
a COMPLIMENT TO KENNA.

The Washington Post, the new
Democratic psper at Washington
City, contains handsome little co a.
riimeut to the youngest member Of
lhe House, Hon. Johu L. Kenna, OF
Ills State
The youngest member of the
House made bis maiden speech yes
terdsy. His name is Kenns, aud he
Lsiis from West Va. He Is twenty
Inc, a native Virginian, and a law
Yer Of seven years standing. Beng
as he himself represents IL, ian hum
lie member OF the Committee on
Commerce." be very naturally bold s
mat that committee should super
wise all little matters pertaining to
liver legislation, and the airing OF
that opinion was the object Of his
maiden speech He did 1t very
cieyerlY--ds well, indeed, as the
older men cad the older mem bers o..
lie has frank, ATTEST lace, berrd-
less aud hairless, Pheasant voice
and DO desrth Of words. There
were 10 marks OF bashiuluess, none
81 concert, and the American eas lie
was not given even single ewing
The youngest newspaper 10 the city
Therefore tenders It's compliments to
the youngest member Of the Hou e.