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Miranda entered his home
; he beheld was the captain
feet Of his daughter Julia,
" assiduous attentions. This
and gall to him, but he re-
impulse to knock out the
militvry gallant, and sub
pss for revenge. The captain
Jed to throw an air Of good
Bimpertinences,w which greatly
le oflense that otherwise he
y giving. Born and reared
at the foot of the Preyenees,
Fanda's mother tongue more
ap' than she did herself. !
de a grave bow to the French.
uttered the apartment, which
IN the careless style that the
A'ently employed. As if to
Miranda assumed a more
conilding air, and called for
2 prepare supper.
\ hungry, captain" he re-,
wonder If you have as good
myselfW
Y the truth, senor," was the
as stropg a desire to see the
as YOURSELF" and he laughed
manner. '.4
1.-THE men have had supper
addressing his daughter.
y a., mean my fellows" replied
I'll answer for them. / saw
meal an hour ago"
order ,r9 them some wine," said
mo one3shall rest under my
mpelled 70 drink " ater Nhlla
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Joint assembly shsll meet at twelve
O'Clock, meridian, of each succeeding
day during the session ofthe legislature,
aud take at least one vote until senator
shall be electd.
The time for taking the next ballot is
next Tuesday The 10th inst. a.-r
DEMOCRATIC Caucus.
The Democrat, OF both houses held a
caucus tonight, at wh!ch all but i! mem
bers were present. Senator Sou!hworth
presided \ majority went into the eau
Gus determined to either nominate Pal
mer or Mccormick tor candidate fol- SEP
ator The more Influential Democrats
opposed going into the nomination until
further time was given TO the lndepen-
dents. After considerable discussion Il
was decided that the nomination would
be postponed till tomorrow afternoon.
There ,yas nothing done thar indicated
who they would likely select, out the
general talk In oanvassing among the
members seems to be largely In favor of
Palmer
THE INDEPENDENTS oF THK SENATE
Held q caucus TO nigh. and declared to
support congressman A. Z. Stevenson,
aud to ask the Democrats to unite with
them on this candidate, The independ-
ents of the house also held a caucus to.
night and indicated that their preference
was for Judge Davis first, and General
Anderson second. The Republicans are
more hopeful today because they be-
lieye that there is wide breach in the
Democratic stronghold, and that three
Democrats have pledged themselves to
Mrs. Logan to support her husband
through intimate friendship ter her
father, the late Judge Cunningham.
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a Ha,nsn kfa. Oons u.


san Francisco Chronicle; II has been
many times vigorously alleged that no
person could perform the seemingly sim.
pie gastrsnomic feat OF eating thirty
cuails in thirty successive days. What
there is about quail that make: the ay'
erage human stomach decline its Two
frequent yisitations no one but M analy-
iical chemist with a leaning toward
anatomy can decide. The quail
has leen esteemed great
delicacy since the children OF Israel
passed through the desert and had thei
daily feast OF the iowl-not singly, but in
Showers and tho sacred cnroncler tails
to record that they were receiied with
repugnancc, and they were ia tho wilder.
meas a month and ten days. A banquet
without quail: somewhere In the list al
dishes has been almost esteemed
a failure Then why IT. ir.
dgestibilitys Wherefore its BIZ
iousness? The Chronicle is able to state
that this feat, hitherto deemed impossi-
Die, had been recently performed by C.
lady resident of Oakland, who, in spirit
OF banter and on wager of $500 Offered
by humorous son.iu-law, and
800 guarantee by tacetious son.
undertook the task, not think.
ing it at all difficult. She decided 10 take
the birds broiled, ard for breakfast. All
went on we'll for some days, and il was
not until the end of two weeks that the
quail began TO be rcpugnant. breakfast
revolving, and life burden. A
plucky, uuyielding will came. 70 tie
lasy's aid, and she perservereJ, and
/. series Of daiiy-recurring
qualms, with frequent iits Of dizziness, u
little tendency to obsc,uify Of vision,
she finished the last bird, amid the ap
prevail of q slightly alarmed household.
But she. says she does not care - renew
the attempt--oh, nO!-even Tor The sake
OF emulating the lsrcaiSes, who lived on
them forty days and made no sign. She
is now in perfect health, aud her bank
account is increased by the money so
hardly earned.
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what Gen Jackson Di0.


There Is, however. another part OF
Jackson's career which Democrats might
probably recall on this occasion, We
refer 70 his defeat the firs: time he ran
for the presidency and the great value of
that defeat TO the Democratic party. In
lS2i lie bad ninety nine votes
In the electoral college, anu
his highest competitor. John Quincy
Adams, has only eighty-!our. The elec.
ton was thrown into the house OF repre-
sentat,ves, where the main contest was
between Jackson and Adams, end Adams
was elected, in seeming disregar,. OF the
Democratic principle tina, the preference
OF the people ought to be respected and
mat the candidate receiving the largest
number 0! their votes has the
best title to the Office. The Democratic
party ofihat day submitted to the cons,i-
tuiiopai result anG bided their time. The
most fortunate thing that could have
happened to jackson was bis defeat alter
receiving The highest aGmbpr Of
votes ibis seeming violation
oil popular principles was han.
died with such skill by Lis su,port.
ers during the ensuing four years that
they easily elected him in tho next trial
by al Immense majority, Jackson r.
eeiNlng Ia le2S more than
twlce rs many electoral vote.
a. his opponent, the figures being
one hundred and seventy-elgh, for
Jackson aud only eightv-three for Ad-
ans. An injustice like that experienced
by Jackson the first time he MAS a can
didate ia pretty sure 10 be re('r.s.e,i n
Tue party suffering il makes no mistakes.
II hayes should be counted in against
'Ainess and right his lriends will put a
po'en, weapon into the hands OF the
Aenoerais' enabling them 10 win a.
1923. "'' VI" III
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LOUISIANA.
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A0USsjaDA.
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sORTIE.
New ORLEANS, Jan. fi.--At go this
morning ten OF Pacllard's police made q
sor,ie from Packard's garrison and tried
70 take pos session Of the office OF re-
cOrder Of mortgages and deed, near
their garrison, and which -Aas been III
Quasi possessioH OF tho Niche'ls police !
since yesterday morning. The Nicholi>
police refused 10 surrender. and although
there were boy three on duty the Pack
art police
RETIRED 10 PACKARD's GARRISON.
Quite Il crowd collected in the street,
but not word was said. EX-Cor.
McEnery then appeared, he having been
| appointed recorder by Nichols. aud with
The assistance Of r locksmith, the doors
were opened and McEnery took formal
possession. Collector Casey arrived from
Washington last night and will lay
Grants ultimatum before the Packard
crowd to-day.
SECOND DISPATCH
II is reported that Capt. McGloiu'S
company OF Nichols militia has taken
possession Of the officers of recorder OF
mortgage, and register ui conveyance.
! Tha ~ roo 9ttVvt.
Antone's friends assert that rInciI-
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is doubtful whether an election for sena-
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which is exceedingly doubtful, as it is
understood TO be the policy OF some
members TO prevent an election until
TuE SOLUTION Of The PRESENT piIIi.
| cULriEs ev
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office. aud their political friends render.
Ing access to them exceedingly difcult.
A crowd OF some two hundred, nearly all
| colored, are around the state house
The streets present al unusual appear
gpcs
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IL heretofore, 80 far a. limited space will
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fcpting the social and religious lite OF the
world. and specially to the freshest thought
OF the Christian thinlcIs and scholars Of
tbis country.
We mean to make the magazine sweeter
and pur.r. higher ard nobler, more genial
and generous in all its rt,terInces aud inilu-
enets, aud more Welcome visitor than
ever before in homes of refinement and Cul-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-01-13
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