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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
PoutpOnemsnt Of Patterson's case

WARRINGTON, Oct. 3O-The case Of Sem
atOr Patterson, who was claimed On A
requisitlOn Of the Governor OF South Caro-.
lima, and who sued out q writ OF habeas
corpus, has been further postponed by
agreement Of the counsel, at the reaueGt
Of the Attorney General OF South Caro-
lima, who is unable 20 b9 here tomorrow,
on account OF Official business. The case
Will not again be heard until some time
after the 10th OF November, the exact time
to be agreed on hereafter, with the ex.
press understanding that no other requl.
sition will be made or O new charge pre-.
proceedings before Judge Humphreys.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

PARIS journals are chiefly engaged
at present in the difIisult task Of dis.
covering the plans of their political
adversaries. Thus the recent uttera-
nces of the SOleil, Orleanist organ, are
interpreted by the Univers, Legitimisi,
as showing an inclination to bring for
ward the Duke D'Aumale as candi-
date for the Presidency,viCc MacMahon,
10 be disposed of in some way not YET
decided upon. One remarkable feA'
ture of the second election campaign
is the fact that Gambetta has thus far
entirely ignored the existence OF Pres
ident MacMahon, never so much as re-
ferring 10 him even in the most distant
manner,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Spanish Grant Of Lands.

MADRID, Oct. 30-A Royal decree has
been Issued granting to soldiers and vol
unteers who have completed their terms
Of service and settled In Cuba, and 70 In.
surgents who have submitted to the Gov.
ernment, a portion Of the forests belong
tral property. The recipients are TO be
merely tenants for three years, when II
the lands are properly cultivated, they
become absolute owners. They will be
exempt from taxation for i've years, The
decree gives great satisfaction In Madrid.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
REGRET FOR FORFEIT
LSFBs HSsllsBS At Washluulsn city
HammaAlu


WASHINGTON, Oct. 90.-A meeting was
aeld tonight at the rooms Of Col, Casey
Southern members OF Congress, ana many
Confederate Ofioerg and soldiers here.
The meeting was q demonstration Of re-
gret for the death Of Forrest. General
Chalmers member Of Congress from the
Fourth District Of Mississippi, second IN
command under Gen, Forrest during the
war, presided. Gen. DibFell, Of Tenn, was
Secretary. A committee was appointed 10
draft suitable resolutions 10 be reported at
subsequent meeting.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 80-A large meeting Of
ex.Confederate soldiers was held tonight
TO take action In regard to the death Of
Gen. Forest. Gen. G.. &. Pillow presided.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Meeting of the Fifth District
Club.
OAK RIDGE, Oct. o., ls777.

OAK RIDGE, Oct. q, lSi.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of
white aud colored people was called TO
order by the Chairman at 3ls pm. and
after the transaction Of all Club busi-
ness, the following was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That 1t is the sense Of this
Club, that on the day OF the election we
withdraw our support from all persons
claiming to be Democrats, whose names
may be found on the mongrel ticket, con.
celved and organized by Josh Norris d
Co. W, j. NEsMITH,
z. 7. YOUNG, Chairman.
Secretary.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

The New SYork Tribune is greatly
interested in Mississippi politics. In
fact i: seems 10 be more interested in
our affairs than in the affairs Of New
York. l! pretends 10 believe tha: q
large number Of Independents will be
successful. in different parts OF his
State, aud asserts !ha, il this is the case
our people will at.cmp: 20 change the
resVlt b. t.rcc. We have but one word
10 say 10 Mr.. Jay Goull's journal, and
that IL, that Il had best have little pa.
,ience and see how our elections 90
before it begins the building OF politi'
.0l castles.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Az EXPLOITATION TO SWIM The
secretary Of the London Swimming
Club "cannot conceive why all do not
learn 10 swim" Mothers, he observes,
would send for doctor If their boys
did not walk at the usual time. Why
should not the maternal instinct lead
them to have their boys taught 10 swim !
A father, 1.-The cannot swim himself, can
stand in the water and hold his sons
chin up. "How about the Registrar
Generals average of deaths from
drowning-over 1000 per annum !
Bereaved parents ought to have some
qualms Of conscience"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
English Grain n1arkst-shor. cropu.

LONDON, Oct. 3p-The Mark Lane Ex.
press, In Its weekly report Of the cFOps,
says q heavy snowfall which occurred in
the north OF Scotland, entirely prevented
the ripening Of outstanding crops which
have been cut In a green state for cattle,
and which, with the failure In potatoes and
turnips, and the unsatisfactory result Of
the threshing Of cereals, the present sea-
son has been unusually disastrous TO high
land agriculturlsts. A good deal Of En-
gllsh wheat has been thTeshed out lately,
with results which confirm the general
shOrtness OF the crop.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
The Presidential Visit to Richmond

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O-The Presidential
party, consisting OF the President, NFs.
Hayes, Webb Z. Hayes, Burchard Hayes,
Miss Platte, Secretary Evarts, and two
daughters, Secretary and Mrs. Sherman,
Attorney General Devens, and others, left
on special train at ten o'clock this morn.
ing, for Richmond.
Senator Morgan, OF Alabama, lie OF the
Presidents party to Richmond. There
were ovations everywhere along the route,
augmented by the tFlpg of cannon at more
important places, and brass bands at the
chief citiea
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

II. X. THOMAS, who was put on the
N. A. ticket at the law Office mas; meet
ing of 80, has Withdrawn, bat Il ia
nothing uncommon to change one or
two names on that ticket every day Or
so, AZ soon as one .e.low pulls down
his name, one OF the "boys" says ",licI;
up that other fellow; let Us :Gy him
awhile"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

The surveyors of the Natchez Il
Jackson Railroad have been surveying
the line through Jackson to-day. 1t iS
probable that the road will run
through tho camp grounds and cross
the V. & NJ. and the N. o. ST. L. e Z,
r. r. at the point below the cattle pen
Negotiations are pending before the
three roads for the laying of an extra
track between the tracks Of the road;
rnnning.-[Jackson Times.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Mr.. PENDLEToN is thought 10 have
the lead In the Ohio Senatorial contest,
but this does not mean that he has the
best chance Of success. He probably
has q larger number of votes than any
other candidate, but he has not enough
10 elect, and is liable, therefore, TO be
dropped for some candidate who is
now far behind him. The chances are
that neither he nor Ewing will be elect
ed. Ex.Congressman Payne is likely
TO develop good deal of strength,
though he labors under the disadvan-
Iage Of being much too good for his
party. He is decidedly the best man
named for tho place. General Durbln
Ward, another sound.money Democrat
has considerable following, and so has
General Morgan, who is anything but
a sound-money man. Your Uncle
Dick Is thought by some to. be the
clark horse" in the fight, and though
he Gays no one is authorized to use
his name, his own sons are quietly
setting up the pins for him.-TNew
York Tribune.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

IN ST. Louis they make artificial
bouquets and perfume them 10 similsiC
the real article. Down here there are
quantities of flowers, and we do not
care for artificial bouquets.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

AS we expected, the opposition in
this county are trying TO make capital
out Of the HERALD's position in regard
10 ignorant suffrage. They ofcoursc tell
The negroes that the HERALD is in favor
Of DISTINGUISHING them because they
cannot read and write. In the first
place this does not Justly represent our
position, which we behave to be sound
We have advocated that as we have
universal system Of education, all
males, without regard 10 c9lor, who re-
fuse to fl themselves 20 capably exer-
else the right of suffrage, five or six
years being allowed for that purpose,
ought not to be allowed 10 vote. II
any are disfrauchised by such an
amendment as this, themselves VII! be
70 blame for Il.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

By tho burning of q Louisville brew
cry $4,000 gallons of beer were lost. II
will now be in order for some charit-
ably disposed person to start a relief
fund for the Louisville reporters.-[St,
Lnnis Lonrnnl.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
y nOw gIve 4 wilh New Orleans

To take advantage Of the New Or
leans rates Of freight, our buyers have
first 10 put their cottons they at an adj
dilionsl charge of 26 cents per 100 lbs.
by rail-, or 81 per bale by river, with
the q per cent. insurance charges
added, making a total cost Of an
amount equal 10 the charges direct
from hero by the river or rail routes,
as published above. The upshot Of the
entire matter amounts 10 the fact, that
while the spinners' agents in our mar
kct are desirous Of seeing prices well
maintained, they find It impossible to
keep quotations to within Nc below
New Orleans, the freight charges being
fully 2Sc difference in the latter's favor,
and orders being constantly rescinded
on account Of the very charges operat-
ing against them. We would be glad
10 see some action taken by the Trans.
portation Committee of our Exchange,
looking 10 reduction of these exces-
sive charges.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

"0UR daughter never dances out of
her own SET" said a proud dame at one
of those nondescript entertainments
got up at certain watering-place. "Is
Il a blue set or pink selI" some one
asked, aud the good lady colored up
and could make no reply. II turned
out that this exclusive person was the
worthy mate of dealer in modern
ohinn.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

"EGYPToLoGIsT" writes to know IL
Cleopatra did her own sewing? We
cant say positively, but from what lit
tle we remember Of that ancient lady,
we think II she sowed anything II was
wild OATS Burlington Hawkeye.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Dishonesty often defeats its own
purpose. This occurs very fOrcibly 10
man when he sneaks down the alley to
get drink, and meets his pastor just
coming out Of the back door, wiping
his mouth with the back Of his hand.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Sentence of the Psnge MuTdeTeT1
Commuted.

LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The Home Secretary
has advised aud the Queen will grant a
pardon to Alice Rhodes and commute the
death sentence In the case OF the other
Penge prisoners, Louis, Patrick, and Eliza
beth Stanton, TO Imprisonment for life.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
p vpa not Entirely Surrounded.

NpoN, oct. 3O.--The capture Of a re-
Ibt indicates that the Russians have a
nfm hold on the Plevna and Sofia road,
but II Is not yet certain that Plevna is sur
rounded. The road to Widdin by Raboya,
1t is believed, is still In possession oi the
Turk s, and that Ghazi Osman Pasha Will
make q desperate efoTt keep It,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

DISTANCE has only a relative value
When a man sits down on q carpet tack
only q quarter Of an inch long, 1t Il
hard for him TO realizs that the point
OF II didn't come out at the back Of bis
neck.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

AN exchange says: GAN babies are
diminulive Cesars." So they are all
seizers and they are not particular
what they seize. Anything from q
five hundred dollar watch down 10 a
butcher.knife will do.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

BLONDE hair is coming to tie front
again as the most fashionable color.
Ladies who gave their blonde switches
TO the grasshOpper sufferers will soon
regret their generosity.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

1--WE all know" said the School
Committeeman TO the new teacher he
was examining for her position, "that
A, B and c is wowels, but wot we
wants to know is wy they is so."
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

OATs.-Twenty-eigh hundred pounds
of oats came to town in one wagon this
morning, which made the cotton plant
ers' eyes water. The oats come from.
Gen. Dedrlck's place. e.-[Jackson Times
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
gtf} }}itt,borg} }{qrnla
wednesday Morning, October 3 i

A BILL has been introduced In Con-
gress for an article Of war TO prohibit
gambling by the officers Of the army.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

TIE Port Gibson Rsveile warmly
approves the course our Cotton Ex-
change took in regard 10 the side pieces
on cotton bales.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

The death OF General Bedford Forrest
which occurred on Monday night at
Memphis, will cause thrill of regret
in the whole South, and among brave
men in the North. Gen. Forrest was
intensely Southern in his feelings, but
be had all the mobiles! qualities Of a
self-madc soldier. lie entered the
Confederate army as Captain, ana by
his own gallantry and indomiiao!e en-
eggy he rapidly rose TO the rank Of Lieu
tenant. General OF Cavalry. His great re-
lance in quick movements was mount
ed infantry. Some of the most import
ant victories in the Southwest were
gained by him, and none knew better
bis great worth as soldier than the
Union Generals. lie has gone 10 meet
Mcpherson, Thomas, Caster, Sydney
Johnson, Bragg, and the great Lee, in
eternity, where the battles OF this world
can disturb Linn no more. The Soutt
will silently drop tear on the sod tina
covers he remaius of as gallant a sol
lier az ever drew sword. He need
no monument, for on the pages Of his
tory among other names that will neve
be forgotten will stand that Of Nelson
Bedford Forrest.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

From the official report by the Patent
Office Of the fire which destroyed two
wings Of the Model-Room It appears
that the total loss was sl,500,OOO, in
cludinD the amounts necessary to re-
store models, drawings, ETC., and 10
put the building in tlre.proof condi-
ton.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

WHEN a prominent temperance man
goes up to a chestnut vender, and calls
for q schooner Of roasted chestnuts, his
way of putting he request is calculated
to arouse -uspiciOns.- Worcester
Press.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

Miss BERTHA VCN HlLLERN finished
with eleven minutes 10 spare. walk o.
one hundred miles in twenty.eigh
hours, at Lowell, Mass, last Tuesday
evening. This is the greatest feat shl
has vet accomplished.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Almost a Riot.

y" b.l"au7 BCnocIat'
A. 10 o'Clock Saturday night Corpor-
a Rider repaired 10 the corner Of
Uiu,ncs aud Peters streets in response
p. call whistle, and on arriving at the
.,eno, found Officer Gallagher attempt
Ing to arrcs, about twenty Sicllians for
disturbing the peace. While the Off.
GERS were en- route TO the station with
their prisoners, when opposite the
Vegetable Market, they were tired upon
by unknown parties, who had CONCEAL
ell themselves behind the stalls. The
officers fearing that they would not be
able 10 get their prisoners TO the station
should they return the fire, pushed on.
They were no sooner opposite the
Fruit Market than they were again
fred upon. This time the officers re-
turned the fire, and general fight en-.
sued, and the twenty prisoners taking
advantage Of the situation, all escaped
except Pietro Gaspard, Phillip Racon
and Frank LamargC, whom the officers
managed to bring TO the station and
lock up, charging them with attempt
ing TO create riot, at the same time
charging Frank Lamargo with carry
ing a concealed weapon, and assaulling
an officer with q dangerous weapon.
Sergeant Rowley, on hearing of the
difficulty, repaired to the market and
arrested the following parties, charg-
ing them, from information received
with attempting 10 create riot: Geo
Ponelirt, N, Loulzu, TOufania Rontlot
Luke Scovia and Salvador. During
all this shooting nc one was hurt.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Missouri Congressional Contest.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 39--The case Of Metcalfe
against Frost, Io compel the issuance OF
ceTtihcatc Oi election as Congressman
from the Third District OF this city, to
Metcalfe. was decided by the Supreme
Court In favor OF Metcalle. The contest in
Congress now deYolves on Frost.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
sanator Morton,n Condition.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 30 The Doctor says
while no radical improvement had taken
place, Morton was better than he had
been at any time during the past three
dnVa
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

THERE are fourteen ex-GoVernors
the Senate, and eight in the House, l.
sides several Cx.Governors Of Te:
tories.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

A DOCTOR sent in his bill for visits
and medicine to Snodgrass, the other
day, whereupon Snodgrass proposed TO
pay for the pills and to return the
visits.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02

VINO cares for Ohio2 Haven't the
Republicans carried France 2-[RocheS'
ter Democrat.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1877-11-02
Collapse Of Another Savings swlndle

CHICAGO, Oct. 3J.--The savings lnstitu-
tiOn and Trust Company, collapsed. Liza.
bilities $4,000, assets $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-27
kIXGr News.

The river is about stationary.
The Hornbrook departed, yesterday
for Parkersburg.
The Iron Valley arrived from above
with barge and tow
The small packets are making usuaI
trips.
The Express has been repain.ed and
otherwise repaired.
The steamer Star of the We, bias
been sold to Mr.. John Gear of CumOyr.
land, for $80O-StcuJelUiIe Heroid.
There is prospect o Mr.. VIM DaU-
son purchasing the } NJ. Kerr for the
Liverpool trade -.SteujenriiJe Her0d
CINCINNATI, August 26.-River fe t
inches and stationary. Weather cn ar
and warm. Arrived-Nail City and
bargSs, Csiro.
LOUISVILLE. August 26.-Elver 5 a.
tionary with 2 feet II inches in the canal,
Weather warm and clear. Departed
Rhoades, Cincinnati.
ST. LOUIS, August 70 -Arrived-
A ice, New Orleans. Departed Bee
and bsrges, New Orleans. River fallen
> inches. Weather very warm.
MEMPHIS, Angus. 26.-Riycr falhr G
slowly. Westher warm. Departed
Colorado, St. Louis; Capita City. Vicks-
burg; Atlantic and barges, New Orlesn-.
EVANSVILLE, Angus. 26.-Wea.ter
light rain alter midnight last nIght, Du,
chiefly clear to-day; mercury 81 10 81 G.
grees. River 30 feet and falling.
Port List Down-Fawn Up-HuEu,
{. W. Anderson. Business light.
CAIRO, August 70 -Arrived-Bel
Memphis, St. Louis; Yoeger, New Or
leans; Grand Tower, Nick- burg; Stab =
man, Nashville; Dora Cobicr, Evans
vile; Polar Star, st Ions; Cotton Val
ley, Cincinnati; Msude, It. L,u'-. De-
parted-BclIe memphis. Tower, -.
LOUIS, Stshiman, Nashville; P.lr Star
Cobler, Evansville. Cotton Va, ey ca
cinnatl; SeueLcs, New Orleans. River :
feet 1 lLch and falling. Wes,her clesr;
mercury IS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-27
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR.
Meeting of the Grand COmmandery-
Election OF Umcers.

Saturday morning the Grand Com
msndery, knights 1"mptsr, of TINS State,
met at Wheeling ssy am Nothing OF
Importance was done ave the Offering OF
minor amendmeats Ln the 90 stltuLion
and toe torma.'nu OF committee. Wheel
Ing Commandery was represented by
Me.srs. W. H. Rose and ". II. Travis
Palestine Commsndery No. 2, OF Mar
tnsburg, by Messrs. W. II ii. Flick, A.
Qunzel and w. ii. Riggs; Calvary Com
msndery No. 3, OF Parkersburg, by Mr.
Frank Rex; Charleston COmmsnd"ry No
4, by George Davis Potomac Commsnd-
cry by John Riley, and CYrene Com
msndery by NJ 4. Chandler, Henry u.
OFT aud l.. +. Hanson.
In the afternoon the commandery
again met At the came place and elected
the following officers: X. +. Grand u m
mander, Eminent Sir Hugh Sterling; V.
f. Deputy Grand Commander, George
Davis Grand GeneraiissImo, j. ,. Hal
derman; Grand Captain General. Frank
Rex; Grand Prelate, NJ. a. Chandler
Grand 5. w arden Jesse R.Purne.l; Grand
Junior Warden, w. II. Ii. Flick Grand
Treasurer |. H. Williams; Grand Re
corder Geo +. Irvine; Grand standard
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-27
Personalities.

Miss Mamie Hayes, of SteubenviIle, is
visiting the family of Mr.. b. +. Cald-
well, on the South Side.
Mr.. o. ). Long, clerk OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals, returned home yes.
terdsy from Charlestown where he has
been attending session of the court He
reports thst the court has adjourned
until September 3, at which time it will
convene and render decisions in the
second division.
Miss Julia Mcclure and Mrs. VIII
Hsndlan have returned from visit to
Morgantown.
Miss Ella Berger and Jennie Clubb
who have been spending couple of
weeks At Chautsuqus Lake, returned
home yesterday.
Miss Sue Bell, one Of the fair daughters
of Wheeling, W. Va, expects soon to
make visit IN our city.-Cjn. Saturday
Night.
Rev. VIM. r. Bell, of Austin, Texas,
is visiting friends at West Alexander.
Governor Mathews "proclamstes" on
the Capital election, to-day.
Mr.. John Frew, OF the Mteliigencer, is
living quite sick at his residence on Four.
teenth street.
Mr.. Quinzell, of Msrtinsburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Hart, Esq, editor Ct the
Baltimore Gazette, is III the city visiting
his father in-lsw, Mr.. Morgan l.. OFT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-27
THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings In the Dit
fereRt Judicial Bodies.

Saturdays Proceedings In the Dii-
ferent Judicial Bodies.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUTGE CRANMER.
In the case of Samuel Mason vs.. John
Robrecht, in assumpsit, judgment was
rendered for plaintiff tor $l536O.
In the case Of James 5. Muldoon VS..
John McEntee, in chsncery, decree was
entered.
Inthe case OF George Nj. Brown VS..
Phillip Meyers, ct al, IN chancery, decree
entered referring case to commissioner.
Adjourned till this morning at 10
o'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Lara McLsin, disorderly, fined one
dollar. Paid.
Richard Smith, disorder,y, fined one
dollar. Paid.
John Cline, disorderly, fined five dol.
lars. Paid.
John Harden, disorderly, case dis
missed.
Michael King, drunk, fined twenty
dollars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
James Thomas, dischsrging fire arms,
fineI one dollar. Execution suspended
on payment OF costs.
Lorentz Kolp, disorderly; fined two
dollars. Paid.
Charles Dineger, disorderly, fined two
dollars. Paid.
Francis Barkus, disorderly, fined five
dollars. Paid.
Mrs Mooney, abusive language to-
wards Timothy Donovan, fined one dol
lar. Paid.
Henry Bushey, drunk, fined two dol
lars. Paid.
Patrick Carroll. drunk, fined two dol
lars Committed for thirty days.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
RETTAlRE
BELLAlRE.

GEN. HoGE and family have returned
after few weeks visit to the country,
CAPTAIN John LEvIsgE and wife, Of
Marietta, are visiting Prof Duff o! this
city,
THE public schools will open the first
Monday in Sep;ember-"ne week from
to day.
THERE will be u Republican political
meeting on the Public Square tomorrow
evening.
QUITE a number of the people here
attended the MoundsvIllc camp meeting
yesterday.
The churches were well attended yes
terdsy, by those who did not go to the
Moundsvlle camp meeting.
Two HUNDREDand filty-sevcn persons
have signed the Murphy pledge at
Woodsfeld during the past two weeks.
WM. Powers Was arrested by Officer
Mccormick, Friday evening, for drunk
enness. Powers WAS tined two dollars
and costs Paid.
GERMAN in the schools OF this city Is
beginning to agtatr the citizcns. The
question Will come up At the next meet
ing OF the school bosri, which will b."
tonight.
THERE was largo and enthusiastic"
meeting OF worklugmcn s! tie Cr,y Hall
last Saturday night Col. Poormsn
made one OF his telling speechas TO the
people presert.
REV. W. b. MILLIGAN, of Cambridge,
filled the Presbyterian pulpit 1T this
place yesterday morning and evening.
Rev. K. T. Armstrong will preacn in tue
same church reXt Sunday.
PROF. W. 5. FAIRS, poet, has taken
unto himself better hsI. NJ Faris
was married by Rev Hodg,on AID begun
housekeeping the next morning. May
all their troubles be little ones