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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-14

Baggage smashers received terrible
warning at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, the other
day. They were knocking trunk around
in the usual manner, when ii exploded. 1t
contained a package of powder, and the
handling of the trunk ignited match, and
the explosion resulted. The baggage room,
which was filled with employees, was de-
serted on the double quick. No ono was
hurt.
The coaching folly in New York has
run its course. The young bloods have got
tired of playing English coachmeu, and
now that the novelty is worn of, the young
ladies have discovered that the family car
riage Is ever so much more uncomfortable.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-14

EvANGELINE REPEATED.-Thc story of
Evaugeline is repeated with wonderful
fidelity In all its details in the experience of
a young French girl, resident Of Mar
settles. She was engaged TO sailor TO
whom she was to lie married on his return
from a voyage 10 New York. lie did not
return, aud after a year she got a berth as
stewardess's assistant on one Of the Havre
steamers TO come here in search Of him.
On the passage a rich American lady be-
came interested in her story, aud resolved
TO help her TO find out her lover. In New
York she learned that he had gone TO Can
ada. Five months she travelled about the
Dominion, sometimes close on his track,
and again losing every cine TO his wherea-
bouts. She returned to New York, and
one day, while standing at Broadway
crossing waiting her turn 10 get across, she
saw the object of her long search on the
other side. She shrieked his name and ran
into the middle OF the street, but police
man caught her and saved her from the
wheels of the string Of vehicles. CANCEL
of God there was none" and she never
again saw the Gabriel she had so long
sought aud so nearly found. She learned
then that he had sailed for San Francisco,
and she went overland TO California to meet
him. Arrived on the Pacific coast, she
found that her lover had fallen overheard
just outside the Heads and been drowned
Meanwhile the body of young man dress
ed in sailors clothes was cast ashore on the
beach, carried to the coroners office, and,
not being identified, was inferred in the
public cemetery. \ water.sodden pocket
book wa, taken from The dead man, which
contained only few letters written in
French and unaddressed. The girl hear
ing Of this, went to the coroner's office and
found that the letters were hers. The waves
had tardily and partially recompensed her
devoted search, and she was able to find the
grave Of her lover.-N. y World
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-14

"A correspondent says that Albert and
Jerry, the colored drivers who were in the
employ of ex-President Grant during his
Administration, were so proud Of the Gem
erals carriage horses that they could not be
prevented, when taking Mrs. Grant and
her friends out for an airing, from driving
through the African quarter of Washing
ton, TO show off their granduer to their own
people.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-14
ern troops fought for what they believed 10
be the right, Gen. Devens said:

orn troops fought for what they believed 10
be the right, Gen. Devens said:
But now that the battle Is fought and the
victory won, We call upon them TO unite
with MS in making this great government,
purified as it has been by the fires of re-
bellion, n government grander and more
august Than even its great founders dream
ed. Imposing upon them no restraints
that we will not readily submit to ourselves,
we meet them in the cordial and fraternal
spirit of those who feel that they can stand,
and safely stand, on the platform of the is
sues that have been finally settled by the
war. ICheers.1 In this cordial and fra
ternal spirit we ask them to stand with us
In behalf Of The rights of all the people, of
all sections, of all races aud we want TO
have nothing of this talk of the solid South
or the solid North, but we do want to talk
together of solid, firmly compacted,
strongly knit Union [great cheersl, I'm
ion in which no section struggles TO be the
master of Guy other section, n Union In
which no class or order struggles to be the
master or controller of any others, but n
Union of hearts and feeling, in the belief
that our mutual interests bind us together,
and that mutual love and mutual respect
will cement the bonds.
Al the close Of the speaking the guests at
once took their departure amid cheers to
the City Hall, where Gen. Duva presented
the President with the battle nag of the
Thirly-sixth Regiment, which served I'M
der him. The President, in accepting It,,
replied happily in few patriotic remarks,
and was followed by Gems. Devens and
Key in brief remarks. Tho President left
at 10 O'Clock for Fremont, his home, where
he spent Saturday, Sunday aud Monday,
pOiuu tLpnrn tO DaVion
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-14

There are but two deposltors in the
Bank of England who have larger accounts
than the late Brigham Ysnng had.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1877-09-14

by Prof. Cressey, of Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College, occurred at 3 o'clock, and
was one of those practical, Ineligible les
sons in veterinary science which the aver
age farmer so much stands in need OF, and
which all who hear can understand.
, 1877-10-17
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1877.


The ehtn'lc" 'r'' tues Ht!sicta wvte Ecnernlly
Gs!r' - -lrn:a". with far ynu .nc uf bns.unaT.
.ir ;trs f!rrl ,::l:c &c. brl ht-hcr, At ets. 40
In 'tl"hsr ,'''s i.!..sa Ter jannary Laird closed
rtrs.'., =: ,,,i' far nsintc- and q9. H. ~ y
fos i;.n"1ty. .rc's were ateades atR.ic per ii for
len<r ~!:'';;!Hcr.saA &c far do shnrt rh.. Lake
fr:i';' wt." G"!rt and eascr At pic for corn 10
It'll -, %hi,ky "a' unchanged, At $1.0S pcr
Eaj.nc. !''JMs was Gnct mad ian.t. Wheat closed
IL" hi.hnt. Ut 3I.hi'4 lur t>ctnher md S1.01it
fc1 >,srrr:. 'o!n rt''.ed ,aett4c higher. al 49io
ds4'. ~ III. tseso',@r al i!.lc for November. Oats
clu'e: !r:,rr. ut ::.a.c cn-, md :s,ac for No.
vnn1"c!. i:yr wnH tte.liy 1t &c. Hurley closed
,t:':c tt:ter. ut 'is'4e cssh and ;0.c fur Soycu.
her. t:;ttr wcra araih dull a,,l wrak iiogs wcro
In 'afr f!r;s'.,l and crh,es. sEenp wcfo steady.
Tne:e IN -t,.c In thl. city last Saturday even.
In, IL: HI wheat. Dl7.1al BIT earn, Iii. olD
hn o.t-. ta,:rt7 in rye. lD. U bu harley, IL, CID
htit old pork. :UU hrs new 10, = Girl tcs old
1at't. i, :'70 tes nes d. t. 107, 46 ID. short riba.
anl 1..70, 4!r. ihs shoulders. 1T store at NIL
wRukcc; l'j0.U1a bu wheat, .Uka1 In
barley. ''1n sight," 11.pl0,n.7 tn wheat
ani 10, 467.h0i bn corn. There was Inspect.
Cd into store III tl!la city yesterday 34H cars
wheat :sl cars and 0. l0o bu corn. :l5 cass oa,a,
cara rye. aud III cars hurley. Total t7st cass),
307. Geo In. une hundred lul!ess III guild would
buy sloJ u In g,cenbAcks At tho close.
, 1877-10-17

Tho Montonegrius combine WIZ and hus.
banlry III au admirable manner. After har-
ifg whipped the Turks of Into from pillar to
post captured Nicsics and several other im-
ps'rtant positions, aud not only cleared their
own province Of Ottomaus, but considerable
IT the outlying territory, the army hns gone
]:c'ne to BOW the crops. After accomplishing
this, s''ey will probably lay down tho shovel
mil the hoe, tnks up their rifles md spears,
and 80 hunting TURKS again until hnrvcxt,
When, having tl'rcaf,cd their enemies, they
will turn thoir attention To threshinR wheat.
Tho dinlinutive character Of little bfontsne-
gro Is sufficiently shown by this suspenliu9
Of campaign anl sending tho nrmy homo to
sttond To tho farming. That tllis heroic t!ttto
band lsaa not been guaranteed complete in
dependence md immunity from Turkish In.
scsion by tha 0roat Powers is not 10 the
credit OF tltoir generosity or humanity.
, 1877-10-17


At tho session ot tho Michigan State Dap-
tut Convention III, tho I'LL, init. tAe Com.
nittoo On the 6tate Of the Church submitted
report. which contains tho following xlguif-
cnl,t statements
Az compared with tho atate OF former years, thar
teusu the present Erlisioas condition Of the Hap.
ti"s rhntrhes u Mfch,:sn calls for tho deepest
gtat'tudr. and warrants the oat jubI1ant anlFcIpa.
"ns' o"t ns compared With tho ideal church per-
lection ssctehcd In tl4 Word, and IL ba progress,
1ssly SsA'lxs'l II tho churches csen retain ahels
fslattss po"!toa aud power. 1t II isss cncousagtug
>. Amony shs pfacte4l results which lvllow
these potent defects arc nearly ono. third - many
lossca ~ our churehcs by exclusion a. there ars
gaIus l'y bapsIsm.
In searching for tho Causes to account for
this falling oil, tla Committee find that
Aiepticisin closely follows evangelism, that
multitulos falsely suppose mcn,Letship in
tho Kingdom OF lIeayen il bettor tlau ,nam.
besship In q local church; AM! tla. Others
stampede from church 10 church. It does
. not seo,n to have occurred 10 the Committae
tbat tho Church itsplf may be responsible
for not keeping up with the people, aud
that, while tho human mind Is progressive,
the Church ia conservative.
, 1877-10-17

The triumph Of the Republicans in Paris
Is ovon moro complete than the reports Of
yesterday Indicated The majority Thus far
htown ty the roturus is 11J. Fourteen sec.
ond ballota will DO necessary to iii vacancies
mud to decide contoats. Vacancies ariso
from tho French rractIco Of nominating
l'oI ular candidates III moro thau QUO dis.
trict in order to Insure All election. Sun
posing Tho fourteen seats not yet filed to bo
lirilal equally between tho two parties
tue Republicans will have majority Of TO-
This onght to be nifflcicnt To convince presi-
dent MAoarAuoS that his policy Las not tho
confidence Of tic country. It ia puerile Of
him and his supporters 10 maintain that .1a
reduction Ct tie majority Is verdict In hin
fnror. 1t may safely TO sail That tho por,u-
lrr majority of Tie Republicans will 10 500,-
c;D; nnl TIM idea Of free government tloea
not. contemplate Resistance 10 s,sch m or
preston Of tho popular will.
, 1877-10-17

Tho reception teude,od last evening l5y the
citizens Of Galcna 10 tho Hon. E11au d.
WAsnnuRNE on Tho OCCASION Of his return to
thcir midst ~ n private citizan aftor pro-
tsactea public career Of distinguished useful
ncss and honor, wna demonstration remark
ahfo nike for its hesrtiness and for ita non.
partisan character, It was Galena affair,
In which politics had ITO part. Old friends
aud ucighbors, Democrats ~ well NJ ncpub-
lionns, improved the opportunity to testify
their Affection md ostoe,n for man who
l,as honorcd his city, his 8tate. and lis
nntion. Tho speeches Of Tho uccnsiou,
which We print tl,is morning, will be- road
with general interest, moro especially tho
"reminiscences 20 modcst'y reiated in Mr..
WAsnnunSE's reply 10 tho adlrem Of well
cnr1e
, 1877-10-17

silver to its ordinary proportion Of gold.
Silver coin would then l.o equivalent with
gold coin. II for unlo tho ailver Of other
countries should bo sent hera 10 bo coinod
into dollars, II would remain here
and 10 loft In exchange for something
purchased. No OWL con1d result from that
source. Until tho silvor dollar should be-
como worth more thnn the gold dollar, there
would be constant accession to our stock
Of coin at the raio Of 100000, 900 year,
and thus In n brief timp tho currency OF tho
conntry-goftl, silver, and papor-vonld have
equivalent values; there would be no in.
fation Of character teuding 10 deprccinto,
and tho greonbacks could be eventually
aud fgralunlly retired. Tho whole financial
difficulty would adjust itself without tho
feast disturbance. The objection that silver
il 1tt1ky, and Il would 10 inconreniont to
hnndlo, ia a weak ono. There aro but few
transactions wlsero any lnrgo sums Of ailver
could not DO transferred by check and bills
OF exchange. Should, however, Tho eilver
accumulate, tho Same course could DO
adopted that is now followed with respect to
gold. The silver could bo deposited In tho
Treasury az gold now is, and tho cortil-
cates Of tho Troasury could La used for ali
business purposes. There are, on M nverage,
certificates Of gold deposits to the amount OF
$45, ,0oo alwayH outstanding, and pass
from haud to lsand whouevor necessary. Cnn
shore DO any question M to which Of thess
measures should he adopted, aud which should
commend it7a1f tn fIn 1t4rtu mt If nt, infalt.
, 1877-10-17

We print this morning the cali issued by
the Cook County Republican Central Com
n,ittee for the Cook County Republican Con-
vention, which is to DO held next Tueslay,
Oct. 81, at Farwell 1Iall. and also designating
the places in the various wards md towns
for tho holding Of primary meeting, on Mon
day, Oct. 22, for tho election OF delegates to
the Convention. These primary meetings
will determine tho character Of the Conven-
ton and Of tho important nominations to bo
made, and only by tho attendance Of every
citizen md taxpayer interested in m honest
County Government can the Republicans
horn TO prosont ticket TINT shall be certain
Of election. Never before was shoro 50
pressing necessity for turning out at tho
t,riunrieR,
, 1877-10-17
how THE MONEY GOES IN roNDo

HOW THE MONEY GOES IN LONDON,
Tho annual report for 1876 Of tho Treas
uror Of London has boen isaucd, and mnkes
formidable showing Of figures, aa CON-
pared with tho financial roports Of American
cities. Dy way Of local comparison, some
Of these figures will bo Of interest. Mayor
HEATH draws o salary Of s3,700, and Is al.
lowed the privilege Of spending It oil or
spending mona Of It, IA ho pleases,-whoreln
ho Inns the advantage OF tho Lord Mayor Of
London. Tho latter, in addition to tho extra
prodx to his itle, has comfortable salary OF
Sao, 600, lut he Ia not expected To savc a
cont Of It, or to growf II his expenses exceed
lis income. Hin most ouerous official duty
consists in dinner.giving aud entertaining,
aud these little items alono will giro our
readers somo idea. of the enormous amount
1t must require to keep up his atato His
violet train gown costs Ss5, hIs state train
robe $a05, and Ills volvet rocoption.robo
e3.5. II cur Mayors were Obliged to lay out
nearly 81 900 IN good clothes o. coon aa they
entered upon tho duties OF their Offices, and
then TO mako spread every day in the year
Of turtle, grouse, and other Injuries, there
would probably 10 fewer candidates than
there are now. Tho other city officers Of
London also receive large ealaries, h. CON.
pared with ours, mud We presume It would
bs treason to the Grown II any ono Of them
saved fasthing or refused 10 invest their
earnings in victuals aud drink. The Comp
trollor receives $4,000, our Comntrollsr.
5000. Thus, Mr. FAawx11 may consider
himself favored; for, while tho Compttoller Of
, 1877-10-17

1t is understood that no attempt will be
nmlo BY the Republicans Of tho Senate to
sccuso tolid party action iu tho CAGES Of Tho
Louisiana and South Carolina contestants
Tor scats III that body, for tho reason that
several Republican Senators aro known to
bo opposed 10 my CAUCUS action In tho mat
ter. aud would refuse to be bound by such
tction If 1t were undertaken. From this It
b inferred that the Democratic claimants
NIL receive Republican votes enough 10 give
hca tho seats they arc oontending for.
, 1877-10-17

ma for ,nforr,nt,o,, ,oncorr,ro tho rnosr,nc
Of tho ofton onoted rate of t1;aoonpt of Tho
Bank NJ rna1ona Tho ,nottar II n vsrv
n1a,n nm Tt,o 1,a,1 ~ rnata,a :. .,,o,r..,
r. ;sa,a ,,,.oa ~ ~ haaa a".ns -
t,o, ho,i H., !. ~ - ao..a;s, s,s.-.. - n 49,,
an nm oon MI n,at =. -, n,1or.', =.
;ssno nntas ,,onna .n ~ ro,,n, ~ ~ .ha an,a,n,
~ Al, ,,,a iii ~ -, +, IT, ,,o..a..,on =.
holds ,ba - graotor ra-t of ,hs are,tah,o oo,,i
n rroot 1,r,ts;u 1vhor n ,1om.ra !. n.,1o
far oo1,1 for o~nn-+o,,on t,,o I,onh ~ rna,nn1
,o,es 49, s..,,.ro., ~ ~. n.as ~, 49, 49,,
l. v;th1~orn Tr1,ts ~o,,,oo. tha anaanet w ~ ~
thu c;rcr1ot;on ~ t,,o nonE T1,o n.rk 49, ~
,n1v ,7;soon,.a oo,n.,o-o;a, ,oao~ ;..s,s ~ ~. I
:. s;.s ,a"aa 1,,.s;ssas ~ lr,;ssu.s., 1 ' Wv ~
, 1877-10-17

Gov Hlca"L:s, os Louisi,.lia, Is In tho
city. Yesterday ie wont OIL 'CLango, mud
was intr.slNcr.i to many of tl,e mercantile
mag:susss, upon whom le ,na.lo favorable
iml4r'=,:on s'y hia Ces.inl manncra and plcns.
Int conversation. lls warmly supports pros-
tsent I1Ash~ lsoiiry OF pnci!icstion mud obit.
:ration of Tic colur lille iii ';n,tLorn politics.
!Io think, siu'rs will II, peaeo au.l harmony
hereafter l'st~oeti tho rcss III his State, and
40 intends to contribute oil In lis power 10
lint end
, 1877-10-17

men, save when, in spirit Of emulation,
ono Of tho less favored Chiefs, without the
formally customary in civilized life, bor-
rows soren4lo11ar ulster, the gift Of the
nation, and returns II 10 the Government
minus Tic co1lar and sleeves Tho casual
visitor on such an occnsion might possibly
attribute tho sounds abroad In tho mir to tho
moaning Of tho forest trees OF tho clash
which comes when wolves do meet in fierce
encounter. There Is Mt least wide f1eld for
ron fne{uno
, 1877-10-17

"Tho interest on tho public debt IL payable in
coin, says THE T"1nuSk, ''thoscfore. THO dov.
ernnlcnt has need annually Of. say, 500. 600, 600
-I'1sf.
Simply bccausn thcro Is no law authorizing
tho colnogo OF lega1.tcmlos silver dollars consc-
quently thu interest n,l,st bc paid iu gokl until
silver Ii rc,nourtizc1. but tho Post says tlat
grccnbarks should banade receivable for dutlca,
VIII the Ius explain in that casu how the Goy-
crutnent Ia 10 obtain euia whcrcwltt to pay it,
tcrcst on tho bonds calling for coin interest.
, 1877-10-17
Grceabacks ut tho Now York Stock Ex-
change yesterday clorc:l ut OF.

The closing proceedings Of the l.ock River
Conference ut Princeton yesterday will bo
found Of unusual interest 10 our Methodist.
readcra who will nscersein, among other
things, tho nuncs of tlo rastors assigued To
shcm for the cnsuing year.
, 1877-10-17

Tho takin; of testimony IN tho County
ssing~ cnses closed yesterday. aud, allowing
for tho time tn be consumed by tho numo.-
ous lawyers who have EpoacAos to ire off, /.
Is cxpec.s,' That the jury will retire for cou-
rlltation about hex. Saturday.
, 1877-10-17

The Sioux Chiefs and their people, who 20
stuhborn1y declared that they would SEQ the
Great PatheE sealped before they would
remove to tic Missouri River country: have,
1t appears, silently folded their dusters aud
lsen eszted to tho promised Land Ali Is
peace aud loveliucas with thase nohla nd
, 1877-10-17

coforcd member from South Carolinn md the
Republican from Ionisiann verc admitted
by equally decisive votes. Their Cases will
now 20 before tho Committee on Elections
to be decided in the usunl way. and there is
good reason to expect that the excellent prec-
edent.. Of yesterday will be repeated when
tho question Of title to the contested scats
comes Up for final decision.
, 1877-10-17

HEHaT CLAY DEAN dawns upon tho political
horizon, Ut Missouri this time, as uspIraMt to
National stuatosial Aonors. 1Io IL satisfied That
he can wave shirt bcforu which tho traditional
CORY garnent vii! fpalo like roso In wllto-
wRsh b4cliyt.
, 1877-10-17
THO report NnA au0ptcd WITHOUT lebate.
TIE FREEDMEN.
The Committee on tho Frccdmcn's Cause rc-
nOrtcd COLLECTIONS As fQllQNa:

OF this amount, 1850. II haya been forwarded,
leaving balance OF 374355 In tito Committees
lands. Tho collections are &38.43 In excess Of
those Of last year. Tho Committee called atten~
ton to certain blanks In the statistics, and some
Irregularities In thu forwarding Of moneys. All
funds belonging to this cause should bo seat to
Hitchcock j. Walden. 1n.add'tion, they offered
tho following:
Re4otrtd, THAT .wo arc convinced TINT tho 70.
spoasblitY Of elosstlng the freedmen. morally
snd lntetEest9ally. depends largely lnon no
greater lbesality In shsis contributions for this
cause.
The report was adopted.
Tue Committee on District Records reported
that the records Wcrc al correct.
Tho Rev. W. G.. Dandy reported that tho
Committee appointed At the l:sst Conference to
FnRPANE An Aur Or lNcoHponAT1oN
Tor the ltock River Conference ha1 hold several
sessions, and had prepared an act and accom-:
pauying bylaws. Tie committco consisted Of
ex.uuy. ,John. J.. Heveridgc,. the Rc!. Luko
Hitchcock, mud Or. Dandy. 1t provides that
years. and three Tor three years. shall bu cuctei
4 Committee ou Nomination wis appointed
and reported a. follows: 70 s.rvo ono year;
Miner Raymond. D. D.. II. l.. Martin, ". Gooi-
fc!uw. To serve two years; ]. LiuebarGcE, y.
i. Cleveland, ". .. Willing. For three years,
i.uku Hitchcock, y. D., W. c. Dandy, b. D.,
anl y. a. smith. The report Wa. adopted and
the Committee continued.
Tue Commtttec IN tho Won,an's Foreign siis.
sion Society reported that tbs sum ot $2ol.sl
Thu Cosun!!ttee on Memoirs reported memoirs
M .s 1e ef ea 's HI nu:y; S,;, the t ksy Ss
a:rs. Elizabeth lsayInond Of Eyanstou, aud
Mrs. a. j. Sullivan OF Serena.
TIN MANNERS.
The COMMITTEES on ecamen's cause reported
1hG praneffv firm r,v kpown IN tha MA rfntFs6
, 1877-10-17
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

tAHl,EN CITY tb!iGr. MI. ili. y. r. anil A. Nj
l.'Ealn ttnt1usH!gasua ;r!l &c hrtl at t1tten:n!
ltafH; Hrf;lr :Af rrsrfHR t'et. IL WI! IN the II.
N Le.iee Fs,tln2 htcthtr. xr4 It4trrha!y iuyttrt.
l., L.. WAUS wt}.:rll, see.
, 1877-10-17

What has become Of TINT duel between Gen,
TON DAElN aud EDWARD y. uMAo,tk, Of New
York; We hayo right to expect thas they Will
bore tho public with their reasops for not bor-
tuH each other.
, 1877-10-17

Clark 6rrr.. upstst. Sherman fTonst. Engage
me:t ~. tin Car!Ehcll CHn,ct!r Combination ''ttos
WrIn"n LOVE-" Ms%dat1es I1nt, Ishte!Ic;!cr, e.t.
Ncsurl. Ausri.. Lake, etc. Afternoon mn, awning.
, 1877-10-17

M"nrn" srrcf. rnrhcr nj brar'Iatn. EnEharrncHs cf
Ent.r E'mnar. '1llat fn,s D Lnwra's." 3lcp.tancs
IMll.a. MiGrl rte. M-4x. tiiAtsttil, rletEE, etc,
4fLcHf ypi1 mud EIEnlly.
, 1877-10-17

Tsndn1ph street, ,~t*ern Clark and 1.nsa!.r
''SardAnnotlus." aIesdhncs 1fnnchctt. I.etourncnr
ctc.s Messsi Morton. Morris cit. Afternoon ah
evening.
, 1877-10-17

s1,,G. .gfo. 7do. the coin and hu,]iou IN tanf7
a121. .445.o3;,. and tic 1onosita. a1a1 oon nm,
since the mit1l]o Of Univ tho stock Of co,n
Ind boon reduced obout al. .ooo.o 600.
---=--
TUE cornprss.ora1 roupramFur
There nro various iudicot!ons Anal the
present o1tra session Of CouRross viii be
naorged into tho reRular eesaion, ontl TINT tho
Two will constitute, in tho Language of the
cjrc,,e-postofs, a vast carayansarv and co]os.
sal apQropation Of all tho oouostrian and nc,
robatio talent Of American poliiics, Tho
programme laid out BY rival riprmasters IN
both Houses coutomp]atoe grand tlisp)av of
orntorical Ryrntious, appalling fights of olo.
a,,ouco, startling exhibitions OF Gruco.no.
mnn wrestling, epa,ziuo matches botwoon
Professors Of Tho Manly Art Of Inrectiyo aud
yituperation of tight md l,cayy wo,pht. the
favorito political art of riding two horxes
which aro going In opposlto directions. por.
gcous transformation sconos, pauoraruos
which shall reproduce all tho partisau has.
sious Of the mast yoar. tho most e1notino touta
of phvsfcal endurance. n collcction of India.
rubber mon which sha1l surnaaa In MN.
bers and tho variety Of their contort;ons
auythino heretofore exhibited on this oonti.
rnnt md n nnccaea,oo If ,vro+nchn;ca vb;o,
apau nooto lin IN cost,;ross ft1,o ornanso ~
La snstaino1 hv tha nnb1ic, what t1ov no,1
lnck in brilliaucv. In ono word tl,oro IN n
,o n rrand national ctrcua md tourron.,t
at arms The oponjno wns orsotel 1r,t,,
well.fllled eaIler;es. md tlo cnthns;aa,u hc.
, 1877-10-17

just before 9oEpg on tho war-path again, Chief
Josaru will demand bell-puueh ~ keep cor
rect reo.1rd Ut scalps.
, 1877-10-17

IFB8,srow Ia appointed to tho English mis-
s1uu, no might appropriately adopt, aa lls coat
of-Rrms, whisky.barrel with tho stamp tort
on and VI indictment sticking through tho
bung-hoae.
, 1877-10-17

Senator DAvip DAVIS u sa!d to prefer Judge
DRuAA0sp to auY other OF tho United Statc.
Judiciary a lts s0rcesaor on thu supreme
Bench.
, 1877-10-17

The winning Of the boatrace OF st. Louis
Sunday by tho boat /" Dob Ingersoll " IL as-
tcemed by tho Athcist complete tnlosso-
tucut OF li4 theological policy.
, 1877-10-17

Ar. FozNsE's reason tos abandoning political
journalism il peculiar. llo says "tha day ul
s1art political rascals IL About oycr."