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The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
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SEA SIDE.
AMUsEMENTs.
s ECIAL ca r. ID. !

DURING THE SUMMER VACATION.
and until September lst, the Managers have
decided to reduce the rate of admission al
follows: -lE
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30

ADULTS Is cents. ~ =
CHILDREN 40: :: S
In order to give the citizens and especially
the chi dren of Philadelphia, who cannot
leave the city during the warm weather an
opportunity of enjoying the many attrac.
tions of the exhibition. ID
EXCURSIONS, SCHOOLS, AND rl 81
-ss~ePIO.NICs PARTIES
will be furnished with cool rooms and ta-
BILE accommodations for lunching. d'9
Exhibits -9f
OF every description with Machinery in
Motion, together with new Musical and
9ther attractive features daily, including
NoRTHCoTT, the great cornet PLAYER. a ud
MI. THEo. O. KNAUFF, thecelebrated organ
Ist who will perform every afternoon.
jy-2S-lm
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FC
DELIVERY.


Way Mail from Wilmington and
Northern r. L. from Reading
and points Morrill,. 5.45, A. NJ
New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Washington. and all
parts of The county except
| Delaware aud Eastern Shore
cOunties in Md."--.". 6.45,
Peninsu'ar Mail. NOrLh Of Wy
oming Delaware, .,...,.... .......... $50,
Philadelphia and New York,
and all points North, East and
West. $50,
Way Mail from Phila2elnhia, Pa $50, ''
Baltimore Way Mali, Western
Rs,ti1nors s,fGre; inStor ',;i a;d ali lV'io
noints South and Southwest. T.. LOO, p. NJ
Philadelphia and New York and
all points Nor.h, East and
w Wesb. ...."....... .....,... l,U, .
Way Mail on Delaware Western
II. n. S.oO, :
Way Mail from Crisfeld, Md,
(Del. X. r., .:.".. ...:...,."..";;, 5.oO,
Baltimore q Washington and all
points South ,:..--..::-..: .-"..... 6i5 9
Philadelphia, New York, "nd
poiNts North, East and West,... 6,l5,
! The Letter Carriers will make their de-
liverles as follsws $50 aud l0.l5 a. NJ.
and lis and AGO, p. m. a. n. E
Local Lett tarsfo Carriers delivery should
ba.dt posted IN Post Office 10 minutes be
fore the hour of delivery. y.r
aa' r.1 WM. NJ. PYLE,
~ " POSTMASTER.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-30

Ice Cream of the purest ingredients ONLY,
atJ. I. Gardeners Saloon, s. W. Corner Of
Seventh and shipley streets. -
, 1878-05-11
E,i.6 SF S..,.iHx

We have kEJan country society which
WitilcTod aaaY 10 nothing Under the dty
roa ot GOSSIP. friendships once IS granite,
,.lsso!.yd 10 Jelly, ai.I then ran &aay 10
wafer, only Ucc,iic III ll.iS love tiiat PROM
!sei 4 iatGre as enduring - he-Eeii ahd Is
stable as IrutI, cyay0ra Cd Into morning
ilist JEG5 turEei 10 = day long tears, only
bccaCsG u this :. IL Lcr a!.u sJu were SCI
foot IL tJut with Inc hery breath OI anger
iAas would never cJu. aga-I between iEe.L !;
and a u.sD4..d All lis young Miie, eacL
stra:IIi.s IL LLc .Ieart ir.Sh, Which il lNt
b..:l.l.:..I a-I Deen tlc ,UHitc.- GnA..2,5c u. i
Go,! !-biessei love, saG E.oaratui4y Hy the
gave .,by,c al tAa.c JOY i-y blF.e,!, aid ail
because Q: this. | La.e seen la;,n LGiS-
iyrlIcd IL li.an Guuo1, Ioy al'e p'-c1 70
4rirl despair, aGd ciI1riiy t2..e ui !l.o!i t!ic
iyi.t!TaS of nlac:, n.aie. Jic.iIe, bvca'IaG .!
The a!iI.:i words u sc:i..!a:, ai!'t iiic E.=.:;
uuticIIu..S vi GOSSIP. treat ctl.:.eS EorA
wroilc. aAd deeper u:a.e;;iro Ot h;n.aa ii.a
s.ji...g from tie i@rser pas=:ols; bat "G".ui
a..d I.:vs. inoarn!dI are t!e LIcaL2-heeaed
trs ,e,iius th.r issue i.GIn gossip a''d ,.c,:.c-
ton; rirst ILour.i.ui the eiii.'"iecA Often
ui..ie oi noble na.greS and :Ufr!y h:ea ~
me b!Juer winds and ,.rlI salt "aterS "a
si.m,ier So easy 20 say, yet 50 hard 10 t:ls-
lrote-;ilrom on ti.e IBEoceht al tie
burden aut tie strain ct demonstrating
ia ,lr iuliocl:ce, and pan,S!,ins taeiA is
u.illy ii ul-ble 20 pack oat tae StinSs tAey
canu,t see, and 70 silence wCIGS they lever
hcar-s.ssip and slander are the 'iead.!est
and crueIvsC weapons man has ever lUfeed
sOr his t:o.k-r na.aft.
, 1878-05-11

iEDIlN $ClEr-ias wcckr, ports wee
current hat the Indians hi commenced
active Operations liz :hc vicinity Of Law
! yer's canl Ola, :.El that settlers were be-
/ In driver aHar frcm their homes. The
/ STAIEs|,N pat i:u, lrt!e faj,h in the ru-
nor, and. therefore, declined 10 give the
sensational sio.!es publicity. The Lew
! i5;oa i.!,t', ii Ai,:y 81, contains The fol
! IoY-ins in rria.,"n 80 the a!i,.:,I distur-
| i.a;ncs.s: .-On f:iaav last report came
10 tn.yll that III i,li ans; kad AGAIN Turned
loose upon settlers near Lawyers canyon,
! and Tia. GIoStyins pack tram Ead been
;ulI,d &aci. in consequence, and mat
! truops EIi gore from i-1Pw"l to ferret
uu: ti.e n.a;:rr Considerable suspense
Was occa,iuncd hy Tie rcpor,, and it VAS
Mt diminished Til li. T. Wurlcn came
un Sunday. The sif-iB. Of the whole
matter showed t,ist L,1n while hunting
deer IN the vicinity If the head of Law
ver's canyon. ..aG Siot one, and about tho
time he aent - get his cane some Indians
shot another deer IL close proximity, and
~, scented IheInsei-,s 5 III view of the first
hunt =, who thinking tLey had shot at
Lim WAS i.i.hreHcd Ghd ran away for dear
lie, til Indians calling 10 him To stop.
H;.t iie coulI not hs made TO understand
that jl:ry wese friends and ran and told
it TO persons on tAe road that he had been
attacked by ths Indians. The Indians
seeing the situation, sent one Of their
nunLertn Lap8ai 20 report Tie trne sltna-
ton 81 affairs Tie above is all that we
can ascertain rs The cause Of I'll the alarm
c-eaaed a,.n circulated o! this Indian out
break. and 50 far a. We can learn the In
G.aus themselves were frightened at the
results which might b. produced by the
apparent fright of the white hunter. ard
We learn il.at as the report Of the trouble
travelled it n:.gl:i!ied greatly, TIL 1t Vas
clam d that several white men and In
dams had been killed, and that BIT. Idaho
pc PIE had aeair stoetaded. Il is sur
passing strange how ticl,iish are the ears
OF some mea on this Indian outbreak
question.
, 1878-05-11
rah.!c Streets.
WAuA WALL., May 1th, 1873

NALIA HALLa, May lth, 1878
EpIT0R STATESHiS:--in looking around
yoar ciEv, when, III many respects, is tie
most th.;fty town Of It's size | have ever
visited, | notice that 4 majority Of the
streets are in tiithy condition, the alleys,
a. seen from the main thoroughf,reS, being
actually repuisive. The reports that l sub
setuently heard OF the sickness that pervades
the pace were, therefore, I.otiiing str2lse 10
me for where there !. so mach nth, there
mast necessarily ne greet deal of sickness ;
you can't have dirty streets and healthy
city 4: the same time IL The town III v hich
reside about forty miles north of Sacra-
mento, Cur streets are cleaned regularly once
week. the work being done ua,!er the su-
p,7viaiun of the police. We are eoo;Para-
lively free from sickness, and the death rate
is astonisiingly low. Our taxes are not high
either: but what a,e raised are used Tor ;:le
public good ! trust that you viii pardon
me for speaking OF matter that may appear
none of my business, my only exense being
a regard Tor the health OF my family, VINO,
with myself, VI Ill SOON become identified with
your city. C2LfoKSlAS.
, 1878-05-11
TIA. E.luu.r fJYA.rT.

Leitchviile is the name of the latest
town.
Wm. Hoar, formerly a resident % Nin-
neapolis, has charge Of the fl uring mills
at Almota..
Adams Bros, with their usual energy
and enterprise, are preparing to erect a
mammoth warehouse at A.mota-
There Is q considerable body Of un-
claimed land III Ia vicini Y Of Uriontown.
The soil is represeaJs! as beng exceed
ing!y rich.
Uniontown is spoken Of as The comm.
metropolis Another warehouse has been
erected, and tie two citizens are con
graduating themselves uIon the evidence
Of their increasing prosperity.
Amor. :he recent Improvements at
Penawaya are warehouse by Hawiey,
DodJ & Co: hotel hy Nr- iI"r,on ;
and drug store and igublie Lail 9'y I!r-
Cram. Business Is sad TO be good, and
prosp c.s unu5uaEy.bTisht.
SAYS the G,-effe: an. \. Cannon and
j. a. bTDhEc- i@S'ia-- va a VA s-'s'iA' 49,
here last week, and the country ahont
spokane Falls pleased them So much that
tbey made 2 purchase OF part OF the
town site Al The Falls. They intend to
put in Z large stoe!. of general meEclan-
disc. and get other business houses es'ab-
Ished there
4 correspondent, writing from Spokane
FaTls under date Of April Eth, SAYS
Two companies Of soldiers are with rs
to-pisi,t. on thrir way from Fort Lap%ai
to the new post on Couer d Acne lake.
where one company, ordered there some
two weeks ago, is making preparations
ior binding. There Is oEe company yet
Al Snnlane Fails. bat it is M kln" prepara-
lions 10 move to the lake hlih the ex-
VII nleezed with their location Those
who have been TO the lake say 1t Is a
beautifui place for = posi-, and viii make
op;te a civ, which viii be known by the
name If Couer d Alene city.
, 1878-05-11

TIE TuEF-Spcakims Of the proposed
race between ..iTvn B:oscS ana 9" "lio!iie
Mcgafthv,7 the Washington EerItf, a
Sunday paper, and well posted on al such
matters, Us tins language: lit seeinS
that the ioGr-uliie heat match between
Tea B:,ueck aad Ao!lle Mccarthy iS'
if not hippodroiain. affair, az least a !.
SPECULATION. l. seems that i nian ..an!ai
] ". Con.ey arranged the matter With
Winters, Mcllies owner, and thsn caiiie
East. made his arrangements Win i.4r-
Der. and .ft4r getting him into tie aiia!r'
leased the grounds OF the Louisville
.Ioc,;y C.gb before any one III Louisville
knew what the grounds were wanted tor,
II viii be seen that here Is germ ni
neat little speculation for Con!ey, Mn
ters, and Harper, II the papers VII "niy
eve them plenty of advertising; but
Yb,ibar there viii te mach % race, or
| = real race at all, is quite another thing,
and. to the promoters Of the scheme,
eyid dently a secondary matter. II they
mean business the least they can do IS t.
0n..n the stake to all comers, and even
tbjs. since they control ,he gate money,
wnuia not entirely change the money
making feature Of the match.
A
, 1878-05-11
HI fA.rn'- fir!e,.

Having lately opened 4 hashery, L send
yoa :i.es.,, my rules and regulations:
THIS I,oGse val b. considered strictly
temperate
More bu- the brave deserve the fare.
Persons owing bis COZ beard viii be bored
for h;lls.
I.an!ers who 80 ros wish TO pay in adj
vance are requested IA ad'ance and pay.
Ea2-,I rs arc rIguestc, 10 wait On the col
orcd con;-s-for mra!S.
/ Sheets VII be i.;s.-.y changed, once IN
six months Or mo-e, II :'scsssary-
Sia-la i..cn ;.l.d :Asi= fuiilies viii not bs
Nj r.rma-es hired ont az reasonable rates.
Safety valves wiil b. furIli4hed to snoring
Joarde-s.
, 1878-05-11
&.aytea E:ens.
Dayton IS To have bank.

Dayton IS to have bank.
| Dayton fejo;ees il seap factory.
500 : foot IS al they ask for N.ain street
property IN Dayton.
An average Of 100 letters are daily sent
fFoui the raytcn post Office.
DiphJheria hes about run its course at
raytcn- Sc,-siet fever Is ut the present
TIE popular disease.
From the FIST Of January last to the
li'st of Nay, 92 deeds were recorded In
Columbia county
! S2lG1 kave been subscribed toward the
erection OF church building for the
! Uaivyrsa!is.s - Dayton.
\ young laI, grandson of Hon. r. q.
Newlan,l, While using small AK cut open
his Knee esp, making an ugly wound.
The wife Of T. 3. LOGAN, residing on
TucIanon, died few days ago, she hay
IN Sustained serious injuries about tho
heal from d fa,l.
/ petition is in circulation for a new
postal route from Dayton, via the headwa-
,sFsc. Pant and Cc!unbia Centre, to Lew
iston
SAYS tie Ga3H'c's: The looms and
sp:nd.eS of the wonlgn f:ctory have been
Idle some days fer want OF wool. The
spring clip vii Saon ae-.n 10 come IN and
then the wheels sill I'm to run.'
Anderson Wait, l. years old, while
trying to perform = series of gymnastic
feats, while mounted cn the back Of
cayuse, wG5 ;mown to the ground, break
ing ons of his Ices. Anderson viii know
better III, next tine.
The Ciscaic'e still insists that there is
no dancer "f sn Indian war; and very
fcrclb,y int:n.atcs thar al rumcrs to the
contrary are manufactured by parties who
w,uid lie benefited hy Z conflict with tho
indians. /, saws that = the voice OF the
$poLaues Is f,r peace il possible, and war,
ii droye To II iy fanatics
The intelligent taxpayers OF Dayton,
AZ school meeting, he,d last week, re-
fused to vote 4 school tax, the purpose of
which Was 10 r;;.>e money sufficient to es-
iabl:sh ! graded school! Referring to
this, the local paper says that at is a
burning SHINE that a town With the thrift
and population IF Day tuE should ignore
educational advantages Never mind,
Mr. Eli;or, the world moves, and the
Gav VIII c,nre when fossils and old foggies
aiil je compelled 10 :;,kc = back seat.
, 1878-05-11
.rrrr WHITE BIgD.-Tlis bit Of ney

arrEE Wu,rE BIGD.-This BIT Of news
comes by the way Of Lsaycnworth, and
snpears among tire kilograms, under date
i Nav lst: The party Of Indians who
I,.f. Camp Joseph Monday for Sitting
DulI's camp We're Yellow Bull, brother
ip-Iaw Of White Bird, Hauses hutt, q
preacher well known in General Howard 5
ra,.orts, and ESpuwyus, a brave noted Tor
his rru:hiulness. Ben Clark, who accom-
nauied them is an old Cheyenne scout,
and will 20 with them as far as Blsnark,
where he is 10 jciu party OF three hun
d,ed Ci,evennes This party is expected
here some time in July. The Nez Perces
chiefs. after leaving Bismark viii be ac-
cnmpanjed By 4 guide, gong via Fort
BENTON and Fort Walsh, where they viii
meet White Bird and consult with hin,
renorting the state in which they lett
Chief Joseph and his warriors, together
with the women and children 1t Is
thoucht the conference VIII result III the
consent Of White Bird and his followers,
consisting OF about lJ0 braves, 10 JON
the fortunes of Joseph's band. Their dis
nosition has been for some time 4 matter
Of doubt; now il is nearly sure that the
entire tribe, as far as they can be secured,
will be sent to the southwest part OF In
dian territory during the summer.
, 1878-05-11
PCET.CtL SELECTEGSS,


Of Their size and their form and their color.
Whether violet, hazel or blue,
a'tmiJ have no recollection,
But / know they were tender and true.
Anil kn"w that sometimes they were sha,iowad
AndsoiletIm, they were laughing AL lri.,ilt
And AZ others it seemed that they mingled
Al that's sweet III the day and the night.
Yet Their heanty Uas not i'll their shadows,
lneir attraction WAS Ioi liz their light,
An': thr.r gLlnluUr WAS not in their sleaning,
Like stars of Z tropical night
There WAS more Of the mortal and mundane,
Which appears for :. moment ani dies,
There were beams OF beauty suPernal,
La The dep;l.S OF th0>e mystical eyes.
Il was love III celestial splendid,
Always n!shty, transcenient and wise,
la: drew dJwil the lIshes, and sc:t.neI tie
flashes,
That played round those beautiful eyes.
But their magical flashing and suitness,
An L shall Ii YER see liIen4 ..;..i,l--
y ever Ilore see those radiant windows
From which angels looked out upon r4en
For the maiden herself Is departed
10 that silent AMI sl.kiowy bourne,
" here iInniortals that loved her have met her,
And whence traveltrs neyer return.
, 1878-05-11
love S1SGa..

Glide on, sweet puri.ns stream,
And niInSic Win the se..;
AdoWn cach .;lel 5y water gleara,
Ia lLerry dsnve and iIee.
Sing on, sweet biri TIE blue eXpanss
Vi heaven : yault Is I-Iue
o. iJp MY soui iGtO a tia!,Cc;
Pour i0rt!4 t;is SvIi;; GIH!..e;
Bat / iAlst Gc. sl.r forth Ily strain;
loge : Eia.l, but Ive III Ealn.
The biithso.ae bird that haUG.ts the vale,
Nj: Dr1r but iia:I he: >,riri;
She tO..ts Eer SORROW o. ;.!e sac,
A.i,: ;I:es acr zvul rei!ai
The Lr..lest iiDWeTcJ o. tie iielI
bass III tie Aoolday sun;
AMI every creature n-,h :. Etst,
When Gii!y Iyli Is done;
TO rlyse!r niake 5"uticss moan,
Ana De"r a,y burden al .s.Jne.
4 grit that links two hearts Iii bliss,
/ lat :, hidden Treasure;
- ~; but Il thorn a.; - a,Eg.y borne,
When shared becomes L pleasure;
The EI,.l IreiIuss uf the suai
aro Known by mutual uIUn;
La. sp....J hath it, couaty ylIs,;rt,
With :. i:uIA To hoid cO.n.-.uaIoa;
Bgt she 70 5eae, and ie-.Ves NI;h nle
Tie F-St 81 the uns!rep.n.5 sea
, 1878-05-11
+, = rp,r, OK Curc.Go.- Chicagc

C. 7. TRAN OK Cmc,Go-Chicago,
mecaaamizeI with ja;is, asyinns and
almshouse=, IS on the down grade
Piants.. in a swamp. Built by accident
or. a .,riire. Jaci,-scrswed every year
10 keep il ont OF the lake Shlngled all
over with rIinous eastern mortgages
Saturated with alcohol, tobacco and
opium Diseased With hog meat and
Texas rinderpeSt Settled BY enterpris-
ina business Gaen from the East, whose
.apItai cpIsistei Of cheek, brag and blus-
tsr. whose enterprise and morality Is
made I'D OF Tweedism, Grantism and
B-ecaeris.n Who grew rich out of their
trustee handling OF the worlds donation
funds after the great fire. No wonder
the city treasury IS bankrupt, and It's
people bordering on starvation, IN the
fac.. Of elevators tilled with corn-
, 1878-05-11
4 Radical Eaiseho0s;.
SturcS. Oregon, MAJ 6, :,

NILIVS, V.'55O'I, -'Is-I ", aoio
EDITOR STATESNAS:-Ihe report N CIR
culation Throughout this county tat Nj l.
Evar.s. candidate on the democratic ticket
for the legislature. is renegade republican,
is an infamous falsehoOd. l have known
Mr.. Ev2r;s FOR years, sni can safely state
that he has always been tr'ie to the cagse OF
the democracy, esen at times when it vas
not prudent for man to lie known IS j
democrat. Ii elected to the legislature, as
he will lie. Mr.. T. VIII vote Tor any democrat
for United States senator, in preference t.
the best republican that can be naned. Let
the falsehood perish in the damning infamy
that first gave il ntterance. TRUTH.
, 1878-05-11

MLSTAkE-Says the Courier :-"The
Walla Walla STATESMAN says that j. b.
Allen, the L. S. Attorney Of Washing
ton territory, was the defeated candidate
in the Thurston-Lewis county council dis
trict- All a mistake It yas his brother,
Jos. s. Allen. Esq
, 1878-05-11

Sitting Bull yearns for the home of his
youth, and Is anxious to return to the
United States. But as he is not willing
to give up his arms and ponies the gov
ernment declines to receive him as a
tfprodigal son."
, 1878-05-11

HovE EEws FROM ABRoAD.-Ne find
this hit Of home news in the St Louis
Jowf,tql: :" There is a lake not far from
Wa!Ia Walla, Oregon, which now has leg
on il fifteen inches think
, 1878-05-11

TuE present healthy financial condition
of Wasco county domnnstcat wlia5 can
I've accomplished through the agency Of
an honest and faithful officer. In early
days. ike Inost of tie counties of Eastern
OREGON, Wasco was dominated over by Il
class of men, usually known as good
fellows" and on the strength Of Il certain
Kind Of popularity were elected to office.
Now, these good fellows" were then, as
they are now, careless and exjravagant,
and tie characteristics for which they
were noted in private lifc marked their
public career Heavy bills AGAINST the
county, generously spiced with ext;aya-
can't sums for constructive mileage,
were presented. and, strange to say,
doubtless through the weakness and good
hea!tedness of the county commissioners,
were. without scarcely any scrutiny, al
lowed. When legitimate business was
duh, and the .'biil Of costs Was in dan
ger of not coming up 10 the standard, the
| good fellows" world create business
Some poor half-witted wretch would he
| arrested on the most trifling charge, wit
! ii-SJcS iN tilc sC'iC
from distant portions Of the COUNTY. and
everything possible 10 run up bill ni
costs was done. The result Of this pecu-
liar kind of management of county affairs
was bankrupt treasury and high taxes.
BAT the q good fellows were happy, and,
that being the case, why should taZ-pav-
ers complaint They did, however, and
another and a different class Gf men
| fought their Way to the front, and the
! tax-eafers were compelled TO step aside.
Tie affairs OF iTasc0 county, under the
administration OF Judge Savage, county
| jud.e, and therefore at the head OF lie
board OF commissioners, clearly proves
that in the end a practical business man
IS a mitch more profitable investment for
the TAXPAYER than a whole regiment 0:
"good fellows" In that county taxes
have been reduced so that row they are
| almost triiing, when compared with those
!eyied elsewhere, county warrants are
equivalent 10 cash. and there is a surplus
IN the treasury. Here is an example that
! other counties would do well To copy.
, 1878-05-11
Editorial EeteS.

THR democratic party has suffered much
more than ordinary party, one without
principles, based upon truth and honesty
co,ld stand and still live 1t has be-
viliiied and abused, robbed Of the presi-
dency, and hayoaeted almost to death b.
a ,aereena.y sol,licry yet, in spite of a:
these infections, it still lives. The great
est misfortune, however, that has befalien
the party, and one that it viii do it more
injury than anything else, is the malicious
report, doubtless circulated by designing
republicans, that Sam Clarke, OF the
Salem Record, has joined Its ranks. We
trust. for the good of oar fellows, that
this fearful rumor Is without foundation :;
for we want the party to live, and in iv
ing prove blessing to man kind
, 1878-05-11

LAST week Mr.. Hayes psrdoned nine
persons convicted of whisky irregularities,
embezzlement, &c.
, 1878-05-11

HrsIBUG In the Sacramento Record,
OF 6.ay lst, We find a Washington letter,
fron the pen of "lady correspondent, :"
in which much space is devoted To putting
two prominent officers Of ;he iGterior de-
rar!ment. Some Of the statements being
h slly overdrasn, and praise given where
it was not des rved. we became c,irial,s as
t. the authorship Of The letter An ex-
animation of the signature lifted the veil,
and We were no longer in doubt as 10 the
rcasons f,r such an amount Of ''gnSh "
The writer Is a lady employed in the iIte-
ri0r department, anl. desiring to retain
her position, takes every opportunity 10
sav good word for Nir Schurz and his
assistant, Mr. Heil. And tIen again,
lady employees of the departments are
noted for their persistent and succassfIl
anpeals for leaves Of ABSENCE; and how
could lir. Schurz resist the applications
Of one who SAYS 50 many kind thin..s con
cerning him! Fi;ittery is as soothing to
the great rs it Is to the mcst ordinary hn-
man hein@, and this lady, having struck
brother Schrrz's weakness, is scared IN
her position as long is he remains il the
cab;n>t.
, 1878-05-11

Carpenters are very busy in DAYTON,
putting up new buildings, and making
additions to those already built