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, 1877-05-30

rus BoNArAErlsrs AHRAp.
LONDON, May 20.-1t Ia noticed that tho
Bonnpartlsts get tho llon's share Of the appoint
ments u,i,lcr the new French Ministry. This Is
causing considerable uncasincss and, suspicion
among Tho TcRttlntsts.
4 LE0ir1MIar ARTICLE.
. Tho following article Ia from yesterdays Paris
onion, a 1cEtslufst journal: !" Every net Of
energy should tend 10 q l11cd end. 10 combat
tho Republicans Ia order to ma!nta!n tho Re-
public Is stupidity. To unite tho Conservative
forces in order to resist revolution is n plan
which requires solution. Has tho Marslsal
one1 We should not have raised this qucstton
had not tho Marshal, appealing 10 our conf
Whlio not allowing anybody to }ny hands on tho
prlzc Ut hoped fur, but tnure and moro uncct.
tain victory, II allows tho country to forecast
only two solutions: The. cxpe1icnt of Presl-
,lensy fot liis or Of an Imperial 4ts surptiss.
republican treason. Tho falsellood unl trcason
would be q twofold Insult TO the dignity of
snaon II uf' e hs'ov sso s t. 1t tee f.
found In tllctr ranks. The Government, by its
composition, lat,guagc, outs and tnucr direction
warns US that behlnu tho enterprtso OF social
dcfcnso there ,uay be, political mancuvcrs,
Tic. selection u Prctccts and prcponderntIng
influence OF several prrsons We need not nanlc
induces tic conviction that II tho Marshal
wishes simply and lUYally to Withstand srYolu-
ton. there may bo other aims behind aud
around him.
MAcssAHoN 10 TUE por7,
RoME, May .V.-tt Is Statel that President
AfacSiahon has scut an autograph letter to tho
. lopo expressing confidence that In tho serious
position In which France HOW stands, his lluli-
ness would continue that bcnevotencc he bad
always manifested
WAR uruN RADICAL IT1onlE3.
PARIS. May o9+-Duc d. broglio, President Ut
COUNCIL md Minister OF Justice, has issurI
circular to r1ucureurs-G Gcncroux explaining that
President Macalalon, exercising Ills constttu-
tlonal prerogatiyc, tntcrvcncd to arrest the
prugrcss Of radical theories Incompatible with
tho peace Of society and tho greatness OF
Frnnce. The Mfn!stcr inrites puhlic prosecutors
to use rcdouhlel vigilance and flrnliicss TO IN.
sure respect for tho laws established for tho
protection of morality, religion, and property,
and particularly ta,uso laws defending thctn
against thu attacks Of 1!ccntlous prcss. Ifr
recomncu.ls l'Eocurcurs TO reprcss apologies for
Commune oifonses against the President, and
nf,ove all, falso news, particularly the calumny
TINT tfurD exists in France pnray In fayuT of q
foreign 6ar.
WILL NOT RESIGN.
PARIS, May 21-Tio 1loniitHr declares that
President MacMahon will not resign ln any
event.
, 1877-05-30
POOR INDEED.

. opes4R4 LHsp09t# 10 1V 1FEsEN
4xptAHAFotts, Ind. May 29.-uaemployel
worklngmen 10 the number Ut 3l0 met tonight
and adopted memorial to the Council. setting
forth that they had tried in every way to obtain
Work and had failed, and are now Ia iiistrsss.
They, therefore, AK tho Council 70 give them
NoFk Or rsitel Ut some sort. TAyy gay they
nclt EaaIfoal, but thcse corporations arc psepar-
ipg to vtse employment to outsiders aud not
residents Of lndLahao0iis. TAa assemL!azs was
very Qulet and ur4ellY.
, 1877-05-30

would remain tho guest Of Minister rfcrrcpons
during his stay in London. 1Io intended to run
over 10 France for tic purpose Of visiting Minister
Washburac incognsto. On Ills return ho will
visit Scotland and ireland, and slcn proceed to
Denmark to pass sumo time with his sister, the
wife at Minister krcmer. Thence he will 20 10
Sweden and Norway, md aftcrward 10 Russ1a,
visiting Switzerland late In the summer, and
Suatn during the winter.
, 1877-05-30
TRBUNE WEDNESDAY, MAY 3D. 1877TEN PAGES.

;s.s II. IT,; 4: If; RI
in! .ions the work with tiio assistanes q hinssif
sss sss tse It &c ls @sis .sss sssa
0'n:[en had stafted % arrange The ja1y several
weeks before Il was 70 be called, had manipulated
sss dea. 81 e e III :sne sx
g. ns Ss q sq H. ms,* s sns o9Ss
man Of larger ezpsrience. = ~otkei vol. and
when ths ye!',Ee hid been gotten tnsa .ho psopcts
Lchman's place. The tailid was takcn to
I.ehman's, At once, and swel!e men ware
seyes a ne. to ct1 eoaa proace
20 much being aesompl'.hed. tho ha,l!a ". ns1t
stnilnl character. Howard was one Of ths Inst
twelve selected, Swan, now indicted. was another.
Iiowst.i farf.shca sons of them With answer IL
i va challenged slslt %! of ~ ssnx r which
@, ,b., IL h,ss ts ss
as id 10 liz sal1ivan iasy is9utsy. ic has moth
,nF ts '.y s'oat The eonsde;"tlo. I ssy tas .he
sss sess alone s % y 81 esa xss ss
s a. s s sr ia I'll s g.
Mills hnuta, and another Interview followed
Yesterday he turned up along With fha bali1 who
hal tond such good sefyico In answer to sum.
moi admitted for want Of time.
The .n.tsfostuns with hn, yesterday. was
that willis ho wns hvatttnG opportunity to lodge his
Of being bunkoed py him few IaJe 1go. And this,
It is feared. Will 10 his misfortune with tho jury
his wcl1'known character, find It diN}eult TO gain
cgcdencc TO hta story unless II be strongly
fobOratctf. Tic mites Attorney, whatever mny
attention to the NATTER and II tho Jury Is fatiehcd
TINT Aownfta story hna nb0ut II tho hefnblnncn Of
truth. Will spare no palma ot expcnfo In going to
Tho bottom Vi tho whole affair.
, 1877-05-30
INDIA.


THE FKEFAlLlNl DfATH899.
LONDON, May e9.~A special from Calcutta to
tlie Timer says there llas bcen an extremely
hcayy raln In Madras Town. hut 1t lld not peno-
trutu fur inland. IN official account Of It's #.
feet on tho prospects Of the famine district llas
mt been published. but It doubtless did some
good. There was tair fail VI ra!u 10 tho af-
feetcd district during tue week eniling tho 11th.
The numbers on the rclrf works aFu still H.
cscaAtng, hut nut greHtlY,
,rilcru has lecn no rain in Mysore, and tho
distress theru " moro intense.
Thcrp llas bcrn u considerable Increase In tho
number on tllo relief WORKS In Bombay, anu
slight rive In ths prico Of grain, hut on tie
whole there 10 little chnnKo this week in tho
cou1ltlon Or prospects Ut tho fanllno tllatrtrts.
, 1877-05-30
ATTE,frrED r,orsoN1>rn.

rn1tApzLrntA, May 2a-Thercsa Wclas, necd
As. wss arrested to-day charged with attctHut.
Ing 10 poison tue family Of Nj. sgcl, No, lis
George street, by sprinkllng corrosive sublfmuto
over some straw berries, tutter, and oticr ar-
ticesof food, and also putting somc Of It in Ito
pitcher OF milk which was to be used bv i'm
family for supper. A large quantity of noisnn ao
was found upon tho pcrsun ot the prisoner. Mn
had had some difficulty with tue family, whirh
had LED Mr. sigcl 10 serve her With notice TO
, 1877-05-30
AT DECATUR, TIL.

HpEt1H Eo7Fe4pdHafHta " 1H8 TFf5uNt.
DECATUR, ILL.,, May 23.-Fhday night tho
rcsldcncu of stra. McGinnfs, corner Of East
William anu Mills streets, was set on fru by thu
explosion Of . lamp, aud thu tlousc and furpl-
ture wero consumed. insured for s1,500, which
will nearly cover tho loss. TITO dwelling next
TO It. occupied by Ms. Jacobs, alse caught fire
and was burned. Must Of the furniture was
saycl. Insured fur s000. SIf. Harry pattcr-
son. tirenaR belongtug 70 tho Rescue Hoso
hose.cart, passing over hlm, injured him scrt.
ously, though A0s fatally, CuAT.
, 1877-05-30
ARREST OF BURGLARS.

DxspLAiAEs, ILL.,, MaY ~.-The reaidence Of
Nj. Price Jones was burglss!ously entered last
Sunday night, between and o'clock, BY two
sneak-thteycs, durl0g the temporary absence OF
tho family, wha had loft ths house unlock:d.
The lntrudery were frightened away by pas
ing team, aud took nothing but = few articles
of clothing. 1le. Jones, returning home, ias-
tnodlasely startca ID putauis Of tue thieves, who
bad been seen going toward Chicago. After 4
liTely chase they were arrested by Constable
Barclafu, aud brought back TO this place. Tn
being examined before judge Tlomas, they
gayo theIr names u Iatnea Dyer and Peter Hen
dessou. Theg were taken to Chicago fer trial.
, 1877-05-30

5pteial Dispatcher 10 Tae 7f46unk
BunItNoroN, Ia, May .o.-Frank Pcngh,
nice young man lailfng from Cedar RapIds,
came to Burlington three weeks ago and mar
ricd young girl. They put up at hotel, tia
Tnau being awny . great PAT Of The time
Yesterday Mrs. Pcugh No. put In an appear.
ancc, and tonight Mr. Pcugh langulshcs Ii tho
The Grand Jury Is Ia session aud Will look after
his caaes
, 1877-05-30

band, wife, and two children. Subsequently,
Wanzcr appeared IN tho neighEorbooi, pacslny
himself OF NJ nnotcr PERSON, anil atntc,l I'M
lifs wlfo al children had ju.t ,lc,l With ms!ia.
nsnt n rover. It T. fully ito1evcd by some ti.as
them from the boat, nut! he cannot be fotni
Tho authorities arc hunting fur lin, aud II Il
, 1877-05-30
A BODT POUND.

LINCOLN, Ncb., May 2a-The body OF Mrs.
Dr.. Ws1xer, Of Nebraska City. was found foAt-
Ing In tho nycs ne4r Nemeta Sunday. An H.
qurst yesterday revealed thu fact that ahe was
last seen with her husband and funsuy. They
wrsa then crossing tlp Missouri Kyes-lus-
, 1877-05-30

bpEEsNF OIlpk&4<H 10 1H& 7E7btNA
MADISON, Wis. alaY a.-John pyuchcop, \
young man who has grown up In our city, and
VITO runs several tiraYs, was arrested to-day f,y
forgery, on complaint Of John bowman, a a..
lootrkeepcr. It nppears Pyncheon has brrn
psaettctng systematic course Of swtnd1tnr far
some tlmct BY altering freight bills wtch ja r..
celvod at the depot for different mcrchnnts.
The amount being smnll III every instance. Pyn.
cheon was placed Ia jail and ball liked 81 i, ,tH.
Which be Ii unable to obtain.
, 1877-05-30
CHICO.

BAN FRANCISCO, May a0.-An Oroyillo d.
patch says ttlat Charles antl John Slaughter, T.
Il. Roberts, and F. Conway, tho Chico murlcr~
ers who plcallcl guilty to murder In tho soeotll
degree yesterday, wcro sentenced each to twcn-
ty-!1yc years IN tho Pcnltnntiary. 7. ". 6taTu-
brouk, who stood trlal, got tWcnty-scyon and
onc-half years.
, 1877-05-30

ADRIAN, Mich. May GA fow nights aro
SONG malicious parties 1oosened tho bralscs OF, n
lung train Of empty Lake Shore freight cars
stored on IN unused cutoff near this cItY, and
somo 200 cars rolled down steep grade. colltd.
ing with about tho 8amc number standing on a
traS aisehlng, tele9s.soplae. snasi'ug a!l gen;
several thousand dollars.
, 1877-05-30
AT SIOUX CITY, Ia. ,
Nt1triy1I }1tst.1frA II Y6x Tribune.

Sioux CtFY, H., AaY GA frame residence
owned by Charles Wehlo was destroyed By aro
hero this uoruing, Loss about $500; Insured
for 500 iu the Scottish Commorripl. 1t 10 sup
pp4vl to have been aat On dta py trau,pa.
, 1877-05-30

SAn FRANCISCO, May 29.-ucosge II. rInncy
was to-lay held TO nnswor IN charge Of
forgery Of naval certificates Of indebtedness In
$500 hail. It Is conattlercd probable that lc
will walyo an examination On tho other charges.
1u lutault Ut ball OIL tue varlous charges ho is
now ln custody.
, 1877-05-30
BEATEN TO DEAT1r.

CINCINNATI, May 29.-Yestcrlav afternoon q
young man named Nudgip, while driving In d
buggy near Harrison, Hamilton Co., o., run
into another buggy occupied by Mr.. Drice mud
nephew. An alteration cnsucil, during which
Nuigtn was beaten to tlcnth by Isrlce, who used
the butt cnd Of whip to accomplish Ills pur~
pose. Tho Coroner will hull au ln4ucst this
afternoon.
, 1877-05-30
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.
A7osrff1t fNfnntrh IA TY& Ft.sb,t,A

DLooHiNaroH, ILL.,, Afay :s.-John Leonard, a
Chicago "csookt i" Under arrest 1lorc for stealing
watch from II. r. Ycakle, Of Joliet, this fore.
noon nadu desperate and Utmost s,leccssful
attempt to cscapo from an officer. Deputy.
Sheriff Rowctl pursued, and fred llyo s,,ots
without elect, when Lcunarl ran into tue arms
Of CltY-Afarsl,al Miller,
The trfa! OF BenlanIn Chrisman, for the mnr.
dor Of Arthur V. Davis, IN Bloomington In 1875,
began to-day.
, 1877-05-30

1Np1AHArot1s, Ind, May 23.-ln tho trial Of
Hurry 8outhgatc, for completely In tho robbery
OF the Indiana National Bank to-day, SONG very
strong eyi,!enee WIS aadueel tending to fasten
the origin of tho crlulc upon him. Tho case Is
regarded as very strong against Him.
, 1877-05-30
REPUTATION.

COLUMBIA, 8. G., NAY 2o.-Tbo Benate to-day
struck out tho dfth section Of tho House Appfo-
priatlon bIll. which provided 3370,0O Tor the
Al1te.
, 1877-05-30

HpEc1dt D39pdltA TO Id 3F15NH1
DAav1LLs, IT., May av-Thrco htvhwaymco
attacked gentleman from Tcrro 1lat,tc lust nicut
near the junction wl'!!c he Was walking Into this
rity, and. had he not been provided with means
Of defcnse, would doubtless layc robbed him.
As It was, he cut and s1asllcd about him with a
knife, and made such resistance rs TO drive
them oil. Robbpries and other crimes nre hc.
coming quito frequent In this city, owing, doubt
less, to the 1arga number Ut tratilps near 1Iesc,
, 1877-05-30
The WEATHER,

WAaumoroE, D. t., May sa-Por the Upper
Mlsslssipp! Valley aud Upper Laks regton' ta'1'
lug barometer, stationary or higher temper
Ature, eouthesly winds, cior or partly e1onuI
weather, followed 1t tho northwest stations "
Increasing cloudiness and ra!n areas.
ApoAk oRsxAvAt1pN. ,,no
, 1877-05-30

VICTOR EMMANUEL AND THE roPE.
LONDON. May D-5 g. MA Timer special
rom Rome states TINT King Victor Emmanuel
sas written to tho Pope concratulatiny him ou
iho approaching anntgcraary Of his Eplscopato.
The ropo has scnt reply thanking tho King,
and taking occaa!on to hce hitn nut Ia permit
Tho 1talian Government to dcspotl tho parishes
and eonfratcrnitIcs OF thc!r property, stating
that otherwise 10 should bo constrained to prG-
tcAt- Tho Klug haa made 10 reply TO tho Pupc's
mjaslYe-
ANrt-FArAL DEMONSTRATION,
In consequence Of President MacMnhon's
rocenl action, the Republicans have plararlcd
the streets of llome with notices Df great
demonstration vt tho Apollo Theatre on tho
ulst lust, to declare that Rome eau never assa!n
become tho lt0Me Of tho Popes.
, 1877-05-30
SPAIN.
RELIGIOUS AArAooNtsM.

RELIGIOUS ANTlQoNtBM.
PARIS, May o9.-The Government Of Madrid,
in yisw Of the antagonsstlt attitude shown by
section OF the Episcopal clergy towards 1t, have
1uaIo representations tn tue Vatican to u1e IT.
authority to dissuada tue reealcitranta tsou,
creating embarrassment,
FILuhlAAJHH PoRnIpnkA,
LONDON, May a0.-A telegram from Madrid
says tie Goyugntaent has decided to forbid
I,ilgriuagvs OF religious manifestations which
1usy torW pfeisxt tor Casllst propagau4I.
, 1877-05-30

TIE HAGUE. May 29.-The Queen of Holland
Il Ill Her condition causcs some anxiety.
PAu1s, May 29.-The Queen OF Hollands NJ
ness Il dangerous. Tho Prince of Orange aas
been summoned hoMc.
, 1877-05-30


Paw rAw, Mich, May e9.-At Ia o'clock las
night ,iro was discovered In the. back part Of
tho building known rs tho "Ola Corner Brick" !"
The fro had gained such teadway that It was
thought impossible to savo It, but our little
engine was soon on the ground aal our hoYs
were hartl'at work. Tlcy subducd tho fire, but
tho building Was badly damnged. THIS Ia tho
second ttmo tho building has bcon fired. Last
December q fire was discovered III the same
part Tho fire originated at tho foot Of tho
flight Of stairs to tho ttirlstorT. It was doubt
less tho work Of m incnndiary, as there ta no
stow Or pipe within twenty feet Of where tho
fire originated. The front part Of the lower
floor Is occupied by II. +, Nelson, groeer, the
back part by j. q. Smiths meat 6iarkot, tic
sceon,i i'Uor by Tho 1ras Northsrstr Office, s. r.
Conway cdlt0r and proprietor, and the third
goor BY tho Fro Pres office, O. y. IfadscIl edt-
tpr and proprietor. Tte building belongs 10 /.
W. Hnn Foasen, former etlttor Of the &isH BURN
gohntv I'rtss. Tlte insile Of the building Ia
badly damaged nbovo tho 6ucond ioor BY fro
and water. Tue cohtetts Of tho second story,
especially tho press md type, werc badly tlaa,-
RYel. Tho contents were tnaufcl for 81, ,0U0.
Tho upper floor was not tlaHagci very EuuclI.
Tho cpntpostors In tho Free @reu Office arc hnrt}
at work this morning gcttinE their paper ready
fur tho press. ThoIr mode Of ln1rcss and
cgrcss is by means OF ladder and u thIri-story
window, Is the stairway aboyo tho second 1oor
Il burned away,
, 1877-05-30

SpAetal pspasca 10 zns 1tf5H:::
JAcksoay1LLE, ILL.,, May IA third attempt
wae made last night 10 buEo the Chambers
Block, oue Of the hsas blocks IN the city. These
efforts 1t iucend!al[am arc very alarming to our
peopls, bus everything possible will be done to
detect tie guilty parties,
, 1877-05-30
Memorable Beginning Of the Ex.
Presidents Perilous
Odyssey.
at Liverpool He Dalltes 1nnocently
with the Circe Of Provincial
Tlnnkayiam.
Tie Rock md Tho Whirlpool Of English
Roast beef and Snnccs Still
Before Him.
Dates Furnished Elm for Ban9ueta with
the English Prinoes.


70 Wnfuu anN. GRANT Will SIT DOWN.
LospoS. May 30.-The i'ost snys Gen. urant
will take dinner With Tho rHnco OF Wales at Mr..
ricrrepont's residence on tho 9lst Of June. io
will meot tho Duke Of Cambridge at a similar
banquet June %.
, 1877-05-30
TIE RAILROADS..

01NF in
ep'''' >''@'> -~.s,.---
r,,r- nATrnoA1r
LILLE 1tAlLlSOADS
...... ~ ..
NFsa.
a.o... H. ..u~,. ,..,,,,,.
hoo.. t"o fea.s aso toe 'ahsoaas tcaut's
from t'ts city East II order 10 stop d,sasifous
thonrh mol exactly a poo1, was virtually about
ia snn,s tttn1 ria .l,,,, var, ,rovi,,a t,ot
t"' o1ite ."'.*' .,'. ~. s""s
eash Oh the ious ts"nx i'"ea-tue g.. stieh,ga's
Suuthcrn, Michigan CcntEa1s Plttsburg II Fort
Wayne, anl Baltimore l. Ohto-shou1a each
ra.,J,,o ro+to;,, rrco,t,re ~ al ,to i;~o stoit
.i;n,,on,s TIa. ~ o1tto,, w,s 1.t, ,n 49,
shiftnents. linus no oploh was 4e1t 70 tno
road designated BY tho combination whether
t,u.v litri II nr mi. Wh,Ia tnls arrangement
has worked ,atistaetorily ~ far "a tho
page Of composition at shts point was
concerned, yet It proved very unsatisfactory
to tho shippers who were reluctant 10 elyu their
business g roads tlcy lid moi like. Bc.iics, il
1ess @ into otGcr chanucis. antt esneetalis on tho
sothwc,ssrn 1tnre ~ e r,.,c 4 th.t IN We.s.
crn and soti,,scsIcrn roa,,s sI,nrl.i ,,ase their
ratcs on those in forco rum ChIcaao. but tiIjs
roads icadinr East from 81, Louis and other
R.a,thwcstprnn noints wcrc nj wnrk,nT mn untcr
surj1 puollnr arrangement as lie Chicu9o
roajs, tt,cy could not Il, prevented run, making
spccial cci,tracts with sfipucrs at lover rates
whenever they believed It Is bc their Interest to
70 80. Ana SO ottsn did they DO this that Tho
TOME h naa - .akr ,h, " saa ai
tratfle. 1ho @ rsnl of Tic ch]e,,', roaiis f,a,i
either to bc abandoned or The roal eadiuv. East
from ST. Louis n,,l other Southwestern points
Ind to form similar pool, which would prc-
vent them hereafter from, tnking advantage Of
tno artanEcinent made BY tho Chicago roads.
rcEs Of tic Southwestern roais by tic mat,a-
GERS of tho Chicago roads to meet them ti tllis
rity for tho purnoso Of tntkjnIr tl,c mattcr over
and TO devise pinn ior tho pooling Of tlo i've
stock shipments from tho Southeast to tho
East on thu same baa!s as that prevailing on tho
jIve sttck busIncSs from Chicago to Tic East
Tig meeting was held lu tllis city Yesterday,
There were prcsent At the conference
Mr, j, N. Mccullough, Ylco- President Pom.
Manager Luke Hllprc g. Michigan Southern
ltailroad; Mr: J. II Dercraux, KcccIcvcr. Atlan-
, 1877-05-30

CRY or Ms1lco, May 25-Sfatias Romero,
Nc1ican Miuistcr 1t Washington during the
Presidency Of Juarez, wills to41ay nominated
Secretary Of thu Treasury, mud Trinidad uascta
Secretary OF tho Interior.
Pcdro Valdez, in company With some tlli+
busteEa. was. Ie1eatsd Ly tho Government
tsuoIs May II.
, 1877-05-30

At AltNNEApQLIa> 1tTNN,
6pec9ai DfspascA to Ia zfttusx.
M1sHsApoL1s. Mlnn, May @.-The stote-
house Of Osborne & Godfrey, used tor storing
baled hay aud straw, burned Last night. Loas,
$2,5o0; insurance. slight.
, 1877-05-30
AT BALTIMORE,

AI UAE44K31VNEt -
BALTIMORE, May 23.-WElson 4 Hunttugton's
saumlll, with machinery and stock, was entirely
destroyed BY fire last night Loss, So,0o0i In
sured tor $11aa t1N.
, 1877-05-30
ITEMS.

ITEMS.
1,ho n,.oc,o.., cor ~ tho rntooo, no,t
,.,, n1 = ns.sn. nna ~ ~ 80. ~ He"fo' nosA
As'an' :" .9s'ac san'u.o -, tsat 'os tao Iast las'
evening, Via the Lake shore q Michigan South.
crn liallrual, to brtug hcrc tho Directors and
some prominent stockholders Of this mud tho
Na.t,tss"."r. ~ psuxos.,. I. 4. s.a."s .,"s r.
'e.1 , ~ t"as ~
Jay toa'a, e'uhcy Dlion' aod othef uhlon la-
ellie maenates, will 10 among tho party. The
object Of these rcptlcmct1,s visit ID to take r,aft
In ths annual mecttnr ~ the st1rkhnl1crs ~
80 =. ~ ' .e .t.@s"s o@ ss 'e's ~ ~
, 1877-05-30
E., u. s. n.

LOUISVILLE, May ao.-Thu CourtsraJonn4al
special .ays tho Evansville, 0wonatoro j. Nasf,-
Vile Railroad was sold 10 tho boudlollesa to-day
for U,lm
, 1877-05-30

Nsximuua thaF1Aometer. ali minimum. 81.
A4Nk4kk 4A&xEfAEluNA. ,....,rht .
CutoAao, MaY 30 -Aldnl9nL-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-04
Danbury News,

Modern dark ages-Ladies ages.
Adam was born a little before Eve.
Shocking-Poes magnetic battery.
The races were well attended as a
matter OF course.
We never drank liquor. We at
tribute 1t to being single.
Buzz-um companions to the Knox
ite-Mosquitoes-
There should be thermometer at
the temperance hall to sing Ninety
and Nine" in the shade.
That cat mewsic by two printers
one night recently was done purr-
puss-ly.
Men who narrate fish stories should
let the fish be weighed in their own
scales.
Two peaceful men were seen fen
cling on Walnut street Friday morn
ing.
Men occasionally refer to the "rum
blossoms" at the temperance lecture.
That is a species of rye flower.
Dunlap never had his name punned
upon. Just lap off half the name
and it is Dun.
Tucker is not afraid of the "K ing of
Terrors." He used to live with the
"Queen OF Terrors."
We would like to know II 1t makes
men feel girlish to make their ''mai-
den" speech at the temperance meet
ings.
Young Pharis requested a boy to
hold his horse while he went into a
store. The boy told him to lean il
gainst post and it would stand.
The girl nteEd to organize q club
to have M tIing to do with any man
who uses liquor or tobacco in any
orm. Z a men intend to have moth
ing to do with any girl who uses
cotton in any Storm"
Said Anna &c Tom: atom, why
art thou so dull? Is there nothing
that can animate thee?" With a look
OF fond and deathless devotion lean
Ing upon his countenarce, Tom re-
piled: None but thee can Anna
mate me. darling. Speak, wilt thour
She spoke and his cup OF animation
Is empty yet.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-04
To All Whom 1t May Concern.

As every one is aware when man
OF enterprise comes amongst us to do
business he is assailed in the first
place by opposition, merchants VINO
seek in every way that Is dishonora-
BILE to make it as disagreeable as pos
sible for new conner. When Little
Mack first opened here the mer-
chants insinuated to the public that
his stay would be short and even
went so far as to call me travelling
humbug. Now a few words in de-
Tense. 1 am here with the intention
OF remaining among you, / told you
so, and have I not kept my word9
1 have now added a flue stock of
Boots and Shoes In addition to Ready
Made Clothing, and shall continue
to do business as 1 begun and the
people may rest assured that / shall
do my utmost to continue to merit
the little I have gained as The Poor
Mans Friend, The King Ciothier and
the Boss on Boots and Shoes. Next
to post office, Plymouth, Ind.
Come and examine Boots and
Shoes at Simon Becker's before you
buy as l am sure can and will give
you satisfaction.
Little Mack is now Offering q line
OF Cassimer pants for $500 a pair.
These Pants are cheap at 800.