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~ ss.1pt"y' sn' "'',,o"s aay spec'a' fee"F"
u "as' !l1s'So" '""'"'''as ''ewa or Pu3"
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, 1877-03-28

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and thht he had not tho el'entest douot Oh
It's SUCCESS. THO President cannot act with
tho irres,,onsibility nf a prfynte citizau. lie
r,n.t not rv;+, ;,n,;r,n-o,;n- viii, ,oxo ,.;,,,
'.., n,.' ~, W '' "'A
caut'o"' ahu VIII" fu'l aenHo OF MS foaPonsl"
Utility. 10 tako nny net that would prccipI~
into war In New Orleans would ncconap|is{I
Mailing IN auch NJ, erenf hc xon11 l,nvc h
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most expeditions foaa 70 peaco anu per-
n,nnent Government In Louisiana Ia to fuove
Deliberately anl firmly. refectino lhe hot
han,ta,1 s,,co.s,;o,s ~, h,.1, .,1.s
''et'o~A '"t ss.'4 w.. 'ssn,
Aa NO stated yesterday, tue initial point IN
Loufsiann Is to got a Legislature; that once
obtained, q gtato Government complete In
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Ing oo1eot1o1 usbea y 1nat SUCH feo'6'n.'
, 1877-03-28

Tllo daily 0iHDItCup8 from ItRlT. tIcU1lt
contradictory. intlicato very clearly TINT p1ys
X, will rs,nain upon tho sceno Of action
but short time longer. md any tlay luay
bring tho novs OF lts death. lie is SIS ycary
Of ace, IIc hos passed tho four-score limit
Of lie, when strength IL but labor and yor.
row, Tho symptoms which he has ,naui.
fes.otl OF late. while t1.oy would not DO
alarming In robust middle nre. are inlica-
tfous OF approaching dissolution. From aoy
one Of these frsquently.reourring faintiugs,
Pros X. may never wake sgain, Tho close
surveillance Of tho rapal palace by tie 1talian
authorities to p,eyent tho concealment Of the
pows of Ills death, the unusual actiyity mud
stir among tho Roman ccc!esiastics, tho ms
eaco OF correspondence bctweon tho Powers
thct constituted the old Holy Roman Empire.
anil The fronuont prtomulpation of candidasea
for tho suggestion 10 tho chair of 1t. prrrK.
all noiu. tl,e sau,o way. They aro tbo pro.
lorna To tho tlrama of cxtrnordinnrv nut]
startling interest that will be cuactcd after
tho ronusem at everlasting rest las boon
rlanted and pIua II. is gathered 10 tis
fathers.
WHO will bo his successor ia thu onestIon
Of nero,nouut i,nportnnco. Therc ara nlautv
Of caudIdatea, Germany furnishes two.
ArcLbishon Lxpocuowyx, aud Cardinal
ltourx1onr. ENGLAND has a strong coudi.
date in Cardinal IfowAnp.. a mou Of rim
se1,o,orabin and unb]ouished chnroctor wio
,,ox .,ai tho o,1vontapo of n ,ono atav In nomo
In elosu nroxiufty to tho yatican. 1ta1y hns
seycrol condi,,ntra. tha most nrontnc,,t of
whom arc tl,e yicar of non,o aud the Arch.
bishops Of Nanles anil poruaia. It IL a,to.
cet]er prol,obla that tho s,,ccsssor will ba nj,
Italian. rbar, IL n nye;,ut,co aco;uut ncr-
,uaua. Tl,ev mr., cons,dcrol too slow nn,1
lonyy. md wanting IN o,tl,us;ns,n, T,,ero IL
lllawis. nrr,u,1ico n;,n,nst tba Frenc,
tf,hrv nro ,ons,5cre1 ton Init ou, vo1atiIo
and ravo,ntiono,v .rha 1so,io, ia roaar,ad
IN. onlr n. coml,intno Mi fla Iaat uu"1itias
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, 1877-03-28

the FhEolQEMC hNu The auu1H.
Tho President IL not iu tho Ioaat embar.
rassesl by the opposition IN a<le by those who
ara opposed to tie policy lie Inns in.licatel he
sha1i purst,o towards Tho Soutl,erp States.
1Ia Inns soycral dutios TO perform. lie is
aiming at n permanent peace In all the States
Of tho South. 10 tho preservation Of peace,
government IL essential. IIo does t.ot bellows
tlaat tho local Government Of my State shall
be administered by tho War Dst tarsu,ant at
Washington. It should he n local Govern.
ment exclusively, administered by the officers
OF The State, appointed by the people who
arc governed. The people hive right to 10
protected by tho Government, buk there Inns
been 10 Government In Louisiana for twelve
years that las bceu able to project the reo.
pic, execute tho laws, or administer justice,
In fact there lsAs beon no Government tarro
which would not lave vanished hal IL not
been maintained in othce by Federal troops.
The President proposes to put an sud to tllls
practice. IIs Intends, II possible, that Lou
ssianA shall haye local asato Government,
which will bs supported and main-
.ained by the people who ara gov.
erued, aud one which wilt need no
Federal troops to defo,,d II. lie finds the
stata claiu,ed by two factions, only kops
from violence by the presence OF troolm. Aa
cannot Withdraw tho troops until sons other
Government IL organized, aud ono wh!cls
can give assurance OF its ability to maintain
itself, aud Of its ability to protect the whole
people. There must bo not only present
peace, but q State Government organized
and erected 10 which tho people Of tho stato
will submit. and which they will sustain. 1u
recent conversation tAe President ex.
pressed his purpose 10 carry out Lis policy,
, 1877-03-28
PERSONAL

John E. owens {s'solon Shlncle'') owns
81, 600, coo In real estate alone.
1t IL reported thas Congrossman Cox {autaoro
ths sunaat''l IL collecting material tor smother
cplsaph OH "Ameslcau llusaor,"
The eo|oted men of Nashville hare aent ssrio.
OF resolutions to tho Prcjllsnt, thanking nIu for
sha appoipt.ueutof Ffel paaytas u to = high pas1.
ton.
"A paragraph II Heating tho rounds to tho effect
that slss Florsues Tlton ias Rona 10 Tennessee 10
meet her father. Good place to look for him.
around Tennessee, Or Victoria G., or sosae OF tbs
RuNX.
IT would appear that the war on the Gpttx dog II
In the lntesest OF tho furslcTs. alA or eight apt1
skins, carefully ssweA together, make "haNa-
lo'' robu that buffalo hinsaf would not dstsct -
spurious.
Another mother. .in.lsw has fallen before The IN.
cFging rlhs Of q AJerseyMan. It. j., psEhapA IN.
nsecssarv u add that hv ha4 teen mals ths 70.
ctptrut Of beautiful sIlycr tea service BY tbs mar.
EloI usn in biz ncIxhborhooa.
. 4 monument k1s hesn erected 10 tho memory OF
MAI. sI,el aud Cfoce.splaolll At rar|s. These
gentlemen wero aeEonaut', aud In April. 1878,
asccn,cA 10 tho hright Of 20, 900 feet, when thsJ
wcre saloea1cd BY tho rasfhed air.
Ia Delaware tho at4es day thay arrested man
for beating his own shadow II > foot. race, tried
h!m fur suicide, convicted hirn, aal puAtshad htm
and Ais 4Aadaw thlsty .ntna taahsa upau tbs hats
'ack no.h thu shadow and substance Of jus:les
extvt IN Delaware.
Tho editor Of the Detroit Poss recently lacos.
posasca tls following provision IN ths ti}t OF sals
Vt lnnrh.spato. ''The aye oS hstets,n has
erunblcl uuaosea In tho twilight Of sImp1s past.
aul tho agu of gvd Il Lnllng, upun tho htstoraesl
laoauMsat Of lime, l.s xllttesag lsyert-ths
cleaning, gliding ysafs,"
Tho weekiy Democratic editors blInls owlEah'y at
sssh other ~ tpcy write long editorials intended 10
defeat Mt4touris famous suafagi4t In her aupIiea.
al0n tor tue st, Louis Pc,tm!strssship. The mort
lalrntvl amoay then, haa discovered that her ap'
tointueut " tho rseslQvAt would b. 4 daItas1lJ
acl VI pepotisn, berause hes family are Coxzons.
In February last n,sn was drowned In the
Ninaac, nj Lima, Peru, IN must singular manner.
liz ,saa IN excellent swimmer, but. while standing
upright anu tnteasosfux 10 pxf4uals fsisRa u
wu4o out 10 him. hs suddenly discovered that h!s
feet Yers fast. A% had stoo1 upon qulcksana'
iuso which hs gradually sank and was lngnlfed es'
ioro asssstanrs could rsnch him,
Tho statement that AopsIxuor Howard WAS
salsr1 to slp rank Of psueo Of the Church aceaoss
OF an express dealss n,aplests1 BY 4usen Victoria
Il denied By 4 Nous correspondent, who saJs Tue
Princes elevation ws4 the Action of the Pope. and
not brought aboat by anJ external iaauencx. A.
thefs uFs xsvst many people Ia ahs Waat VINO
wsr* rot aware Of shls fact. The lassl'lxsaes -
&6ax1sd.
, 1877-03-28

the exceptions In both cases only being suf-
f1ciontly numerous to prove tho rule. Tho
condition Of Chicago growing out of tho fire
Of 1871 rendered it necessary for the rrotcc-
ton Of life mud property to enfoFca most
strictly MI tho laws and ordinances Of tho
city, anong which waa one requiring ttat
saloons bo closed on suntlay. Tho city wns
crowded will. workmcn who were receiving
large wngcs, and they had been followed
here by gamblers, confdenee.men. thieves,
roughs, and desperadocs alert 10 plundor
them Of their earnings. Sundays idfcness
aud the debanch Of the open saioon Afforded
tho most favorable opportunities, and crino
got such n liendway that public meetings
were held demanding m enforcement Of tho
Sunday ordnance The trouble was mainly
in The American nnd Irish districts, nnd eanao
from the sa1c Of wl,iaky, bnt t1lero WAS no
why under tic Inv to discriminate In favor
of tho German districts aud tho beer saloons.
Thia thu Germans rcsonte1 A. MI infringe
n,ent Of their personal privileges and social
habits, aud for the first time they consented
to M alliance with tho E.sh a. the roatlieat
nloans for revenge. Tie legitimate rcsult Of
&AG "41AASE "+0 AAo ANPSttA ~ WIZ oAAtAJ
ordinance. and tho settlement for many ycnra
to come, II not for all time, OF tho Sunday
beer question; but the illcgitin,ats md ESQ
far as tho Germans were coucer,c1) Tho un-
expected result was to bring into power
gang Of butnmera mud roughs unaor Corv1s,
who oncouragel vice, condoned crin.o,
sqnandercd aud stole The revenues, aud
plunged tho city in debt. At the frat op-
portunity, nfter Ibis result became patent,
the Germans deserted the nlliance and nndc
mp m important factor In the restoration pf
good government year ngo by assisting 10
elect Mayor HEATH and the present excellent
City Council.
There In no danger that The Germana will
return TO the Irish In politics when there ss
no other purpose 10 accomplish by such
movement than to replace the City Govern.
nent in tie hands OF the bummera and REIN
augurate tho system Of extravaganza and
p1under. Tho bulk Of the Germans aro tar.
payers and good citizens, and their interests
mud sympathies are oil identified with ON
economical aud orderly Administration. Tho
Democratic managers mnko n missako In
counting the TrLpEN vote Of last fnll as IN
indication Of whit tho Germans will do this
spring In tho city election. Mr.. T11pEH re-
ccived majority of about 1000 in tho city,
and 1argc rart Of TINT minority was nn-
donbtedly furnished by German Repub-
leans, who believed, like many American Ro-
publicnns, that Tl1pEN was the safer Of tho
two reformers presented. Had they known as
much OF President uAYra' rolicY md CHAR.
, 1877-03-28

Tho 81. Loa's Republican ailvocatcs Prot.
LAxosrox tru1orcl) for Commissioner Of Ayrl-
culture. This Is cheering Indication OF soften
Ing aspcr..!ca Oh the past Ut Southern Dsnao.
cratic raf>Crs.
, 1877-03-28

Two Husstan Princes have mot With misfor-
tune In l'aris. Quo has married tho widow Of q
pascht-.nea!c!ne maa; the other Is In prison for
some 'trtntng mislcmeanor. ltoti, meet With
great dca! Of sympathy. For The furner, grief
IL profound and widespread.
, 1877-03-28

AssIstantsccretafyc coNAxr comes out OF bis
Investigation Will, nyIug colora, aud Tho ten.
ginccrs Of the heating department" who slun-
tlercd him will probably Ind the Treasury
building too hot for them. They should hare
at least hare kept their "are h, the rear"
banked down.
, 1877-03-28

The Detroit Tfib4ae Ia not In favor Of tho
devices to gct rid Ut Benator CHn1sr1AycY by
tEo bait Of foreign appointment. and 30 tnagu
room foy CHANpLElt. AMI yct CHANDLER dit
as much to scsuro fair count as CHRIsrtANcr
lid to obtain falr countess. Why should zAc1
now tic cous.&cl out7 II hc Is, practical states
men don't count for much In Michigan.
, 1877-03-28
STANLEY MATTHEWB' VIEWS,

The Hon. STANLEY MATTHEW'S, recently
elected uutted stataa Senator from Ohio 10
take Senator SuERMAs's sent, had public
reception at his home Inst Saturday, In which
ho frankly stated his viows to his friends aud
neighbors. Such an expression frum Sona-
tor MATTHEW'S at this timo hos more than
ordinary Significance from the general belief
that he Ia 1argely md intimately in the con.
Ht}cpcc Of President UAYEs After m
ocLro,yta,lr,,nor+ NJ +1o l,,,a,.su ~ 1T,
"s',' t., -..t'',. - mo
gtectlh8' no sa'o II" tu'sl1a'aluB accouAt VI
t4e prestdcnt1Al ca8a before the Electoral
Commission, whora lo was one of tho fore.
most md ch1cst of thc Ronnhl;c,r cou,eol
I.u>.,..a 49, H.. r....-..-.,.
''''N "'N."' =. w. >'""'''s'o" '@'o s'o"'
work Of saving tho country from anarchy,
confusion, md civil war. He believes Tint,
when tho lfyclv diganpointment Of marty
....,..,,. ., .i .L.,t Fs
P.o!"~o "a hAo'" eaa44 1"'e WI"
Oh. thero VIII 10 no dispute cither
among tho togal profession OF In
tallfuont poop1e OF Tho rompetency Of tl,e
T.ns - A., t....s,... - ~
eon'1a'ss'oa, VI 'no integrity VI ''a Hot'7e8r
nor OF tho absolute correctness mud accuracy
of Its conclusions. Tic referred with particu-
1or Kindness tn tho Domocrota win lad ,,r1-
,,o,,..I a., sh.,,, ~ a.. ...,t H..
,..' NV "s'o'.' 'A o.e"''a9 's4e 1en"'' "
h!tesstes1nG, ana MehtlohcA 2AAAAht lliL1.,
GonpoN, JOHN Youyo DnowN, HESnr WAT
rrnsny. D4an.r,. ana rrnr4sno woon M
-,,.1., - a. -,,..., ,,.-. :,
e"'4'4os " '''o Kt"s''"uuo' 14e "nolo countsJ
for taxing position without which all tho
efforts in behalf Of paaceful n13tl lawful
,o,,ot ,vo1,a h.vo hoap iaFooto1 &ftor m
r-.-,... j.. H.. ...,,..,,.s:, .,..-....
4ets'aB W wv aoe'o'p'eo circumstance 1uaS
tlIla conservative course was bnBel upon ex-
rtntfotIs ant arfn{pe1 f,v thn 2nutInrr ftn~
, 1877-03-28

It Is good while tince anything has been
heard from ex-tiov. DEvxRlDoR. Ills friends
arc getting little anz!ous about him, fearing
tfat tho good man may have gone up like tl,o
"prophct EL11An." II any Que secs scraps OF
All old dag without an owner, or a fragment u
q bloody shirt, bc had better report the fact.
, 1877-03-28

PAcEAnp has Issued proclamation claiming
to oc Governor Of Louisiana. So has NtcnoLLs
Each Government Is nrgumcntatlve and peffett.
" satisfactory TO the friends Of either. Nscu-
Oils says bis Government Il a "n1cd fa:t."
PAcKAnp SAYS that this Is "gross mfsstate.
inent." Ono or tic other Of them mag 10
right: but tho probabilities arc that the trnsl, Is
stFolltnR about somewhere betwcen the Two.
There wifi 10 n good place For the Commission
to obegln looking for It., ut all erents.
, 1877-03-28

There nrn two Bourbon ncwHpAf1cr8 That
hunt In couples.-tAe Chicago 1Ymcs and tho
Richmond Eaoutrrr.-e,,tl hath tl,eso Impfao-
ables are now engaged iu tho dirty wor: Of
1afami,.p tte President. Tl,a 7;me, attacka
him with misrenreseutetions mud absolute
falseboofls, viii, tho malice Of d aend and
the vcnom of n snakc Tho southorn a1]v.
tlouo], less yeno,nous in its opposition. is
harlIy less fierce. It's previous declarations
Of satisfaction with tic result, and It's fro
quontly-asowea determination to wait for
tho iest1o Of tho Prcatt1ent'g policy before
con1euninR IL. aro thrown to tho winds, aud
1t now openly tons tho whole bourbon paok
Of Implacables hoylinu aoainst The Prcsi-
lous before lo las had au opportunity To
tost his policy, In its Issue of Morcl 70 Il
says: "Tho preaisleut l,as Welded 10 tho
pressure of rnt1icalism. Tho policy Of local
selt-ooycrnmeut hos nzzlcd out like a wet
pop.crackor. aud Justice 10 tho South has
exu]otled like a boc,1a corporation, leaving
oil those who invested heavily In tho stock
strongly impressed with tho idea TINT they
layc made a mcss of IT," And 10 on through
n column or more Of instrumentation md
epitl,ot to show TINT tho President IL porti.
san who lbs Welded to tho jnp|acablc rat,I.
cals and sold out tho Sonth for a price. IA
moro t.amuablc pioco Of treacucry than this
Inst act Of radicalism docs not characterize
tho history OF that rarty, md In saving TIL
wo eay q crcat deal. It is miserable party
trick to tako advantage OF Tho desperate
straits Of peoplc,"
Now whot ia the occasion Of nil this froth
md fnry? simnlv this. rheisauo In South
Caroliun being In n fair way Of settlement.
tho prosilout Inns decided to yond a Commits
mon to Louisiana 10 eco II so,no basie cannot
bo fonnd upon wl,fc], 10 build IN local solf-
government IN that distracted state. Ho 1,sa
boon interviewed bv louted portlsona of
both facsioua ap,1 ],na pationtly li.tcnc1 tn
their conflicting statements N1cno11s'
newspapers and pAcrAnp,s nowspapo,s
i,ayo ,na1u coua.]v contradictory s.atoments.
Dispatcbcs have poured IN rpon him from
both sIdca until l,o hag been almost ready 10
exc1aIm with tho tlesna,r Of .Ntrrutlo. :" A
plo0uo q both your houses" Al Inst lo re-
caves MI ofIlcial statement from Ntcuo11s
aattino forth one condition Of things. fol.
,owed bv an of,lctn, staton,ent from PInr.un
, 1877-03-28

The Republicans, now that thoY have got
through with thcir lftt1c matinee over tho for
nation Of their ticket, hayo settled down to tho
real work Of the short campaign. A working
Committee was organized yesterday Of inen
wiosu names Indicate that they mean business,
VIZ:
FTr,t !sara-Arthur Dtzou, l.. L. coburn.
1Sfe1ni-Charlcs L. Wilson, Jncot 1lorcnburR.
Jnlrd-Norman Williams. Jesse Spanldln2.
JFourth-1f. II. Hrayton. James II. Gilbert.
Ft{fh-lohn Kramer, Marlin Lest.
islJ3h-Lunis Iiutt, tapt. II. Hutchinson,
Strtath-Capt. 7. MctIrath, 4. urahaul.
E71hih-John Stevens. lstctlaEl C1nrk,
Niafh-D. ". c1atk. J. !. Montague.
1rnth-C. H. Mntson, Aid. George Il. White.
E1efsnfh-afilfnnl Woodard, 4. +. Miner.
3Mttffh-A. II. Wright, Il. 8. Critchnil.
ThtrfetnfA-Frank ). Smith, Col. II. t}uitk.
FouFtesHFh--li. L.. Hertz, Aid. John DaumenT-
ten.
,Ftt(ftensh-capt. r. u. Nyan, Capt. E. F. G.
klukke.
iylfi<entA-Funk 1iulllngcr, Aid. r. L,nssnbarth.
StrenFfsnfh-P. A. Suhdealns, Thomas Taruuy.
Naturalization. ueoFKe ". Smith, reter Al.
:. Krtca7ist Communicating Hon. .. q. Gill, Joha
u. Ciough. II. u. Stone. Conrad Fo1sz, william
vosses,, Jaiasa T: llawirlgl, Goorxe 4. rsaaslnE,
Geu. u: II. Thomas. A.. n. Linscost, J0acph K.
Uunacld, and julin i. Roberts.
, 1877-03-28

tcatr, f1ru,taE WiLIiAx Euir1s indicted mild ct.d-
1ng:. MunAT itAtxrE1r pronounced bitter contcnl-
natitt1r. tho New York I'ott man dealt out mild
AMI Ssx nowiEa sized Indignant teaFs, II t}nAxr's
appotntecs are to tcu1aiu Ia onlcct-D<arsf 7fla.
mac.
Conundr,ms like the above ase not legttl-
matc journalism. They tend to degrade tho
profession. Any fool can aak = questlon which
1t takes very wise man to answer. That IL the
secret Ut tho popularity Of interroxattons among
amateur newspaper-Inon. To: answer them IL
simply to encourage lad habit.
, 1877-03-28

The Cincinnati CosanHrtlat po.ntcllly observes
that "Preallcnt 1fAyzs will takc tile troops out
Ut Columbia aud New Orleans presently, II Tho
Southern people will permit him to do so.''
, 1877-03-28

Nine. DoSApaR1E, OF baltimore, IL In her
9th year, aud yet waits to live to 10 l01 years
old. This would lc considered "cheaxy" III
apY one but BoNApAMTg.
, 1877-03-28


Tho Christian combination Of confidence and
neckncts that characterized Anrtiun DfxoN As
Temporary Chairman Of tic Republican Eity
Convention IL worthy Of n passing mention.
The day before, Arthur lad taken clean
s!aaro and visited tho sanctuary. Tic must havc
dune this, far hc ''ln.luRes u hope" No ono
has q right 70 "indWlgs" h, that way wl.o docs
not 20 to Church. This left him In good frume
of inim1 for Monday. Ifs spirit was cfastencd
hut nut wholly rust down by an alIuston In TIE
TRIBUNE to his proptnqulty to place Of carnal
political engineering. Late In tho after
noon Of tho. blessed Sabbath, as An-
THUR was Gut, no doubt. on what Ee
tpntii1crcsl a work II ncressity and merry, It
grtuycd him In bc held up to the grim criticism
of the worlds people. Tut liz 1>oro #. Ar
THUR Was Hsustafned"-by tho race which WAS
yet before him, anu w1lfrh lio meant to "run"
with some paticare and n heap of SUCCESS. lie
did rim we'll tor seasun. 11c gut IN rs tempo.
rary Chntrruan; he appointed the Committee Of,
Credentials. lie crowded CitAnLEr WILSON
lsctwccn the porch md the altar. llccn9tnccrcl
the SONS Of the prophets into the Convention
from tl,e Eight, Ward, and sent tho SOUS Of Be-
ifnl lInwftpg to their own place. lie did alf TINT
lie cu,d do, und yet lie was falt,t after all, to
sct himself down Us an Improbable servant.
The Ptdltsttncs went up against Lin; they
euInpctl rollnal about h1ui; they captured and
t,lta.ed ARTltrR. Decatse Of his unbeltcf, anu
lM that le did not put his trust In tue Lord asl
stny ut hume or 90 to church alt day Sunlayt
It was with lin for season ~ It was In tho
days of Sutlonl and aornorrah. 9clall.
, 1877-03-28

a. ADNtEL ESt:AMPMt:ST No. leo.-To the o:rcers
and 1ne!niMts Of Aaret intuntnrfIt Ny, Itkl. Parl
uur a!s nrosher Jun, 1arIser tctort 81 t1le knoap:
T.. T.. 1t, d. MuitlfSs. Scribe.
anil inctnb - Vi Fptt urarl.uT. L0tsn NJ. iii; Yum
aic tcrrby 1utiit u EtHh tlls lnrrAl of AuT jatn
brother unm TURNER. lslfott Ut tiIa la3e .t00u
l.lj u u ucloek. slnrp. lICHAI.u WAHl). y, u.
, 1877-03-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

lInresgy,a Th%ntre.
. Nantn!ph street, trtwrcn Clark and LaSatle.
EpEasrntrHt u Charlotte fl!0mptuu. "AAI Mutton, -
AFTERNOON anu evening.
, 1877-03-28

a3cTtrhsr'H Theatre.
Hnd!tUn tttets, between IlcariHfn md State
Engagement II 1,ton ]:onrfcauis. "The 6hauGhraun.'
, 1877-03-28


Aenr~ fssrss. %esn"r sltathorn. Variety ente4
tafnEncrt- Afternoon and eYcAnK.
, 1877-03-28

are too many humn1css and scalawags on Tho
Ticket With him 10 make It safe fur the tag.
p4Ycrs h 1ttprptt Il.
, 1877-03-28

Seventeen hundred young women OF Toronto
l.avs pettEouel tho Dominion Parliament to
pass law protecting them tsoul the seductive
wiles OF bad men. Thu bc4t law for that pur-
pose would ae Ute for compulsory education,
moral uaHl mental. Then tho seventeen hun
lted ALARMED virgins would bcxonla law uuso
themselves. Tl,ry are, ierlsaps, too fearful,
HE tue faded aptnster tn the Woud& Ut Southern
Missouri Iusing tho War. A Federal scout,
hungry and Thirsty. ncased her abode. ahe
OPENED the dour, disclosing II very unattrartiye
fa*<as1.<, and sl,rickess, "1akc apythtn: IN The
huuse, but spare, u splre. inc honor!" 10 which
tho somewhat ungaltans ica.'sr ot the b)av toats
replied. '.Bo easy aboas your honor; whnt wc
arc after IL buttcr1nilk." May mt tho Toronto
danltcIs have baen occasional victims at sitnt-
lur lelualua}