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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22
Road Notice.

State of Kansas, Lyon county-ss:
To whom it may concern: Whereas, ap-
plieation has been made, by petition, to the
Board OF County Commissioners of Lyon
county, Kansas, for locating a county road,
as follows, to-wit: Commencing at point
on the section line 1.S4f feet south of the
northwest corner of section ten (10l, township
nineteen (1el, range eleven (l1l, thence run
ming east, variation 10 degrees, 10 minutes,
Isl feet, more or less, until it intersects the
east line of Heritage's addition TO the city of
EmPoria; thence south along said Heritage's
addition until 1t interSects 18th avenue OF the
city of Emporia. .(The westside ofsaid road,
from the point of Intersection with the east
side OF HeritageS addition until it intersects
18th avenue of the city of Emporia. shall be
the continuation of the west side of State
street of the city of Emporia.D And whereas,
Geo. B. Cooper, j. McFadden. and Geo. W.
Kirkendal, road viewers, and j. H: Hibben,
County Surveyor of said county, have been
appointed by said County Comm issioners to
view, survey, and locate said road; therefore,
you are hereby notified that said viewers and
surveyor will proceed, on the s6th day of No.
vember, 1873 at 10 o'clock, a. m =, at the place
of beginningof said road, to view, survey,
and locate said-road, and perform what soever
other duties are required Of them by law.
And unless you file aiwritten application for
damages sus tanned, and compensation claim
ed, with said viewers. givins a description OF
the premises on which you claim damages or
compensation, your application for and re-
covery of the same Will be forever barred.
WIN. +. EWING,
County Clerk.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22
NO. At.
LEGAL ADvERT1sEMENrs.
Sherif's Sale

Notice Z asEe< E1SeDs that pursuant 70 an
alias execution Issued out Of the District
Court of Morris County, State Of Kansas. on a
Judgment in said court in favor OF Elijah T
Keightley and against Solomon H. Dodge,
AMI to me directed, / will On Monday, the 9Th
day of December, A. ID. 1873, at the hour OF
II O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day. offer
for sale at the front door of the Court House in
the city Of Enp0ria, in the county of Lyon,
and State of Kansas, and sell to the highest
and interest OF said Solomon H Dodge in and
20 the north half OF southwest quarter Of
section No. 81, township Is, range Is, Lyon
County, Kansas, which has been levied upon
TO satisfy said execution and others now in
my hands against said Solomon HI. Dodge.
Said property is appraised at $780,
H. B. LOWE,
45-W5 Sheriff of LYON County
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22
LIVERY STABLES.

NICHOLS STABLKs-Fourth ave-, between
Commercial aud Merchants street. z. Mich
OILS, proprietor. Fld ca 55s
GILoHREzsr's SrABLKs-w II. Gilcbriest
& Co. Fifth avenue, between Commercial and
Merchants streets. szf-sEt
CENTRAL STABLEs-H. h. Love- SEQ. 4th
avenue, between Commercial and Mechanics
street. -af@G lla n Etg - y
DAVIS STABLES ii. II. Davis, proprietor
Stables on 5th avenue, east Of Commercial
street. Ba1 sa111fi<F
BARwIcK's STABLEs-seveEth Ave; first
stables east Of Commercial street. G. T.
Barwick, proprietor. 4 ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
Dissolution,

Notice is hereby given. that the co-partner-
and ID. Fritz. was dissolved Oct. IS. 1873, and
the firm accounts Will be settled equally by
both parties. II. B. LOWE,
44-4t d. FRITZ.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22

The vote of New, York has made Sen
ator Conklin strong candidate fog the
presidential nomination in 1880.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22
CTEAsI PowER

CTEAsIa POWER 81 AZ 81
WooD WORKING FACTORY
Plans and specifications TOR all kinds OF
buildings furnished. snip IN my lumber,
and can give low figures on all contracts
Factory and shop on Commercial Street, ;
Just north OF Seventh Avenue. EmpoFia.
Give me q call. K. +. SPRAGUE.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
PHOTOCRAPHIC.

PAGE makes aH Kinds and sizes OF Pic
tureE, and also VIII &c any distance 60 make
pictures Of residences. landscapes, teams, &c.
Entrance TO gallery first door south OF Wicks
& Benefits grocery.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22

Says Boston physician, 'shas no equal as 3
blood purifier Hearing Of its many wonder
full cures after all other remedies had failed.
visited the laboratory, and convinced my
self of its genuine merit Il is prepared from
barks, roots and herbs each OF which is high
~ effective. and they are com pounded in such
manner as to produce astonishing results,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-11-22
Vagatina

81 s -
Says q Boston physician, has no equal as =
blood purifier Hearing OF its many wonder
full cures after all other remedies had failed.
self of its genuine merit. Il is prepared from
barkS, roots and herbs each or which is high
~ effective. and they are com pounded in such
Vegetine.
Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Vegetine.
WIN cure the worst case OF serofula.
Vegetine.
Is recommended by physicians and apoth-
ecarieS. t.t
Vegetine.
Has Effected some Sf 8 9sPSeF cures in cases
Vegetine.
Cures the worst cases of canker.
Vegetine.
Meets with wonderful success in Mercurial
diseases.
Vegetine.
Win eradicate Salt Rheum from the System.
Vegetine.
Removes Pimples and Humors from the face.
| Vegetine.
Cures Constipation and regulates the Bowels.
Vegetine.
Is valuable remedy for Headache.
Vegetine.
Will cure Dyspepsia.
Vegetine.
Restores the entire system to healthy
.u condition. .
Vegetine. ~.
Removes the cause of Dizziness.
Vegetine. n 70 :.
! Relieves .FaIntness at the Stomach.
! Vegetine.
! Cures Pain in the Back. .--=..
Vegetine. - rs
ETectually cures Kidney Complaint
/ Vegetine.
Is effective in. Its cure of Female Weakness
| Vegetine. 90.
Is the Great Remedy for General Debility
Vegetine is acknowledged by all Glasses
of people to be the Best and most Reliable
, Blood Purifier in the world.
VEGETINE.
f @ Prepared by
/ HI. r.. STEVENS, Boston, Mass
| EY=VEGETINE Is SOLD BY ALI
f DRUGGISTS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16
ASSIGHEE'S SALE.

Nn1ICE Is HNRFHH GIVEN RY rur
~ UNDERSIGNED Assignee in bankruptcy ii tie cg:a e
a. H. Drll@t@rh and l. 4. DreshaCh and NJ Il 49,
bakrupts III bankruptcy that will sell 4; rn,fj s,,.;
on MONDAY, hElTkMBER }, 49, At II t'r,,.k . ~
front Of the County Building in CURSOR City to the h
bidder LOT cash III god coin the follow NJ ascr.f -I,
Grty u Wit All the right title and interest Of the sd
b. DrlcsbacI, bankrupt i'll bankruptcy to tecrtyfcnr
Thousand and fifty shares Of mining stock IN the Mn
Eho"h as the Fourth of July Cold md SILVER Mn
Company, located in Eureka Township the fr,I,+, -
Eureka, State of Nevada ~ ~~'>-''I ~
Also all the right, title and interes. Of aad hanL-,r -
ana to certain mining quartz claim lpoan as the
wilson or Mount Hope Mine, IoC.el in CrilxIv 81 ~
ing District i'll Fl Dorado county STATE 81 Ca1;,, ~
Also, all the right title and interest to the nIs TOOL.
@ccou" ana demands belonging said estate ts,at ~
main uiIsatlsiled 1t the time Of sale >' ~' ."
ISRAEL CRAWFORD Asss,,s
CaTs|n City, August 8th, 18Th
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16

ORDINANCE W. 46.

An ordinance in relation to the ce Of CITY Assessor
{" carson City, the duties and compensation of said
me boh,o ~ trustees q Carson City do oriain:
h'ioN L. Inc CITY Assessor nf Carson shall annu.
any assess All taxable properly of the inhabitants of said
cE' situate and being in said city for city taxation At
PlHl~'V Tor state ard county taxation. He shall not
iahe separate Asst ~memt Roll of such assessment but
sIf llcc and eNter upon the Assessment Roll
maze Tor state and county taxation by him.
SECTION 2 The City Assessor Of said City shall receive
an annual salary Of hundred dollars in United States
gold coin which shall be in full for all services rendered
by him TO said city as such officer.
SECTION J. AL Ordinances heretofore adopted so far
only AS they conflict will the provisions Of this Ordinance
are hereby repealed.
Approved. JAS A. ST CLAIR
Csrson City June II. 1877. President Ir1 TEN
Attest. ALFRED HEN, Crrk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16
ORDINANCE No. 53.
An ordinance to regulate licenses in C.ys>n City


Section l. The persons firms associations and coryor
atoms doing such branches of business and carving
such trades and professions hereinafter specified shall
obtain from said city and pay for the license hereinafter
specified
Section ? All licenses shall be taken out onarterIv IN
advance unless other" i've directed hcrenand be paid
for in gold coin when the paid exceeds five dollars
All 'en@s taken out pursuant TO the requirements Of this
ordinance shall he posted and kept by the party orrties
taking the same in conspicuous place, III about the
place OF business OF such license licenses and be
shown to the officer who's duty 1t IL 10 issue such license
during usUal hours Of business, on demand.
Section j. Any person, firm association, corporation
whose duty il shall be- under the requirements
dinance u take out a license, who shall fail
do at the time required within fifteen days
thereafter shall paw az penalty for such DELAY, ten per
cent additional to the original amount and shall be liable
10 civil action for the thereof With casts and 10
4 criminal action wherein on conviction he she OF they
shall be fined exceeding hundred dollars in United
States gold coin and shall the Of the action for
which costs and fine execution NAV be issued AZ in ci,
cases. shall be imprisoned in the city Jail more
than fifty days, punished by bothsuCh fine and npriso
mert, the court shall aijudge.
prucurc, shall Ne printed in appropriate form, and bound
i'll license books with stubs Of convenient size; they shall
be printed that issuance the dates number amount,
class business trade profession and name or NAMES OF
license licenses be inserted; and before issuance
they shall e signed by the President and Clerk Of the
Board ui Trustees and counersgled by the CITY Mas shall
Section s. The City Marshal stall keep in his Office book
~ be called the city License Registry in which he shall
enter Of all parties toWhom he issues cese the
business trade orIroesion licensed, the tinefr hch such
license hod-good the date Of their ISSUANCE and HiTton
and the amount received therefor and he snail exhibit
such book 10 the Board Of Trustees Of said city Whenever
& required to do
Section The City CLERK shall keep accurate acN,unt
in suitable book kept 10y him for that purpose to he
called the City License Book. Of all licenses issued IL the
City Marshal the quarter for which issued and the
thereof. The City Marshal shall the beginning ii each
quarter return To the City Clerk all unsod licenses
cvei by him for the last prior quarter and the tftv Clerk
shall giye the CITY Marshal credit fur the SANE and
With thu amount Of all moneys paid 10y thc city Marshal to
for which the City Marshal shall take and deliver the
City Clerk. and the City Clerk shall upon obtaining the
receipts Of the City Treasurer for city funds paid t. him.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16
COUNTY TsEASUREV'S SEMI. MKUAL
REPORT.
C%CSTY TRKAslRBkS uFEICE,
C&J.eNk CITY. Orlnshy County, Atvs1la,
L. Z

To the Board q County Commissioners OF ornehy county
Nevada
Gentlemen: herewith submit my reI-r1 - tie bCsi-
the County Treasures office tor the hai year end
ing December IL le17.
(l the et NJ Llly, 1871 there IL rho several county
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16

n, allow -,, ! h,rs', Is-t gI.tI -. 49, \ .
~, %5 ':y "i GAl. 4 T. 81 ..ua .,t,,
and b! rr1:"'7t 81 l..:, .t.E 49,! ,,!yt..,.;,te.
~SaEET Etr~sf
Carson civ Mn ls,i l-cr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16

Section 20 Every person, firm association Engaged
in selling at auction anything beside his property
In leaning money any other thing Of value pawn
broker said city shall pay for and OBTAIN c= 50 to
do and aa pay therefor ii by the daE ont dollar II by
the uuarl4r tNentv dollars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16

employ shall Jay and obtain license to carry % trrh
buriness shall pay therefor ii by the day two DOLLAR
and fifty cent?; il by the quarter, thirty dollars
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-03-16

The @t-'ve ~ i hcr'ty 1re.j.n>I an7 rl f3;At
THE NINETEENTH DAY 'lt' 49, !. T. ~ A sau,.
hour 4"t la.r., Is r-fe~t 4 f:-rtFs un. l,-.s1,
Car-,@ Cits. AEr, -, ~. ~
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
THE COLORED RIOT.

The riot Thursday night was, according to
to all accounts, an unprovoked and malig-
nant outbreak of mob of negroes. Up to
the hsur of writing no arrests have been
made, and from present appearance the
lswless set who bombsrded railway depot
and brutally assalted the superintendentlof
the line, ars to go scot free' "Importunity
to rioters," says Bentham, "is cruelty to
to the law abiding" The truth Of this
axiom ought to force itself upon the sense
of the Mayor and the Chief of Police; and
no means ought to be left unused to discover
and punish In severe and exemplary man
ner the rioters. The story told by some OF
the colored men will not bear criticism.
The position of Rosendaie Park and the
depot are such that It would be impossible
to fire at the picnicsrs from the depot, sven
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
THE MALIGNANTS.

There never yet existed q community,
either large or small, either In country
village or q powerful nation, but there
could be found a class Of people, Casually
small in number) who represent all that is
mean, narrow. w.minded and cautankerous.
Whose declarations and actions may be said
10 word to be controlled by pure "cussed-
ness"
This class In England are at present
making themselves conspicuous by propos-
ing to impeach Beaconsaeld. Impeach
Beaconsneld. Impeach BeaconsaeIda I'm
peach the man who has recovered for Eng
laud her lost prestige among the nations.
Who has by the exhibition Of courage, fore
sight, prudence and all the qualities by
which imam masters men made himself
the foremost man In Europe, has stayed the
march of the Russian conqueror, has fixed
the boundaries of nations, has enlarged the
foundations of England's Influence in the
East, and secured her supremacy there for
the future as we'll as for the present.
An Englishman or set of men who pro-
fess to be Englisbmep, that could conceive
Of the projectthus 10 treat the bsnefactor
of the nation, are fair specimens of the
class of people that We have alluded to.
What's malignant, intolerant and "cuss-
cd" set those miserable wretches must be,
who propose to impeach Besconsaeld.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
DIED.

Chester L. Wier. aged ii months, only
child OF VIM. l.. and Maggie Wier.
SMITH -.-At Linwnod. July 25th, 1878, Capt
Frank Smith, aged 86 years
Funeral services 1t Old swedes' church
on Saturday, at 8 O'Clock. p. M.
IQUINBY.-On July 9th. 1878. Mrs. Annie
Funeral to leave the house at 2lla o'clock
o. No. on Saturday next, 9Th inst. The
| friends OF the family are invited to attend
FINLEY July 9th. after d linaeripg
illness. Mary A. Finley. In the 18th year Of
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend her fa-
neral, fro q her late residence, Heald st.,
=, Wilmington, Del, on Sunday afternoon
at 2o'clock.
GOODWIN On the 24th inst CHARLES B.
Goodwin, in the 9Th year of bis age.
the relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend his fii
Kiamensi. Del d.. on Saturday afternoon,
atl O'CLOCK. Te proceed to Riverview ceme.
terry.
CARLISLE Ion the Gath. Mrs. Abigail M.
Carlisle. In the 79 ) ear of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family
are resped tfully invited to attend the fti-
neral, from the residence Of her son-in-law,
T. G. carpenter, Nc. 4ls East Sixth street,
On Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Inter
ment at the Wilmington and Brandywine
cemetery.
RYLOTT.. sin White Clay Creek Hd., on
the 9th inst, by drowning, John Rylott,
aged about II years.
/ The relatives and friends Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the frl-
neral, from the residence OF his parents
Mathew and Harriet Rylott, on Sunday
afternoon, at s O'Clock, to proceed t. the
Newport NJ. K. church cemetery,
SMITH.-Tn this city. on the 96th inst
Pusey j., son of Pusey j. and Rachel
Amanda Smith, aged IA months and nine
days.
are respec: fully invited TO attend the flu
neral. from their residence, No. 3l9 Poplar
street, ON Saturday afternoon. at 8 O'Clock.
Services at the house. Interment at Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
PHILADELPHIA has its newspaper troubles

PHILADELPHIA has its newspaper troubles
as well as our city. The Record is making
things lively for McClure's Times. To put
it plainly and clearly, the former journal
charges that the virtuous direction OF the
Times. deliberately falsifes the extent of its
circulation BY claiming to be next to that Of
the Ledger. The Record publishes at the
head of Its column every morning it's circu.
lation of the day before, says its books and
Its paper account are open to the inspection
of either interested persons, such as adver-
ttsers, or curious people who ale ever
anxious to be directly informed upon the
affairs of their neighbors. The Record,
with pugnacity which is typical OF Bill
singerly, one of it's owners, says the Times
hasn't circulation equal to half of its
and "calls" Mcclure, and asks for show
of hands, and intlmates that Aleck is play
ing that bob-tail flush Of which we hear so
much In the Times. Learned and expert
enced as our brother is in that game, to ex-
plaiL which wac not beneath the dignity of
our Ambassador at st. James-he is not
equal to the singerly's call, and hopes that
the game may be broken up before the hands
are formally laid upon the table for inspec-
ton. singerly's challenge is so fair, and
processes 90 just determination of this
question. That the wayiaring thought of
tool may read McClure's duty in the
premises. 1t will be another set back for
Aleck If be does not meet singerly upon the
open field. IHthe classic phrase of Eighth
and Chestnut streets. Aleck and Frank are
ordered to the front.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
OUT OF TOWN.

Every train leaving Wilmington carries
some of our citizens who desire to escape
the heat Of July and August. Many Of
these go to the seaside and of this class
Rehoboth Beach receives goodly number,
while the rest are about equally divided be-
tween Cape May, Ocean City, and Atlantic
City. AS summer resort Brandywipe
Springs is becoming quite noted, as It 10
very pleasant place to stay, and 10 mot far
from the city. A goodly number Of our
citizens are now stopping there. ,,
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
ONE CENT,
THE CoLoRED PEOPLE IN BATTLE


SERIOUS FIGHT BETwBsN wHIrHs AND
BLACKS AT, TIE CITY RAILWAY DHPor--
STONES AND REv0LvERS USED yRxlLY
CARS DAMAGED AND PlHsoNs n
JURED. 9f t7a+ afpsaa
About midnight on Thursday, serious
fight occurred at the City Railway Depot,
at Delaware avenue and Riddles road,
which resulted in general row, persons
being injured and two city cars broken.
A picnic was being held at Resendals
Park under the auspices Of ths Independent
Cornet Band, colored. During the day and
evening this passed off quietly enough, bot
later gang of white fellows from Brandy.
wine Banks attacked them with stones, and
went so far as to fire shots into the colored
party. This is denied bv some and others
give different accounts as to the origin Of It.
The first scrimmage took place about six
O'Clock and was soon quelled, but about ten
more serious one occurred. The, colored
men attacked the depot yelling and swear
ing that they would shoot the first white
faced - they met. In the depot
was Humphrey Lynch, driver of No. I car,
duu tH0 WAIcnman Wllll0H beQW0ll. In0
colored mob started to enter the depot
building, when the watchman told thsm to
go back. They pelted him with shower
Of stones. Mr.. Bedwell drew his revolver
and fired into the crowd and took refuge in
the building. A cloud Of stones were
thrown at the depot, demolishIng the win
dows and doors. A driver who was coming
in at the time had to abandon his car 70
escape being hurt. 81. .es,.a
Superintendent Chambers of the rosd who
lives near by, hearing the noise went to the
depot, when he was sssailed by the blacks.
He drew his revolver and fired three shots
in the crowd, and getting on the back Of
enc Of the car horses started to ride in town
for the police. He was followed ssme dis.
dance by the mob who stoned him. breaking
his left wrist and iracturiDg his knee cap,
At Mr.. Canby's residence he had to abandon
bis horse. He barely managed to crawl to
Mr.. Canby's house and awaken him. Mr..
Chambers was taken to the Logan House,
where Drs. Short1idge and Tantnm attended
to his injuries. He Is now doing we'll. A
young man named Foster was also attacked.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
MEETING IN SEVENTH WARD.

A large meeting Of the Democrats Of the
Seventh Ward was held in the Friendship
Engine House, last evening.
A permanent organization was effected by
the election of the following named gentle
men as officers
President-Jsmes w, Ware.
Secretary-John O'Donnell, Jr.
Treasurer-Thomas j. Mellon.
City Executive Committee-Lewis r.
Springer.
Ward Executive Committee-John c.
Cole, Esq, Owen Rice, and Charles L.
Doughten. .....,...
The following named gentlemen were
elected Inspectors to hold the nomination
election for Mayor
Western District-John Hartman.
Eastern District-Wm. B. Hickman.
Each candidate for Mayor 10 permitted to
appoint an assistant inspector for each dis
trict.
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
the same place on Friday evening, August
9th.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
SIXTH WARD.

The Democratic voters of the Sixth
Ward organized last evening. W. A.
Bleyer was elected permanent Chairman
and 81. R. Pennington, permanent secre-
tary. The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed the Ward Executive Committee -
Messrs. Thos Ogle. W. Il. Stewart, Fl. R.
Pennington, G.. G. Ward, w. q. Hyatt, and
81. Morrow. The last named gentleman
was elected Treasurer. Tbos. A. Robin
son, was elected to the City Executive
Committee. A meeting will be held on
Friday evening next. l,.s, -.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27
RUN OVER AT THE RESERVOIR:

Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, boy
about 16 years old, BY the name of Solomon
Cook, residing at the N. z. corner of Taylor
and Kirkwood streets, was run over by
loaded cart at the Reservoir. He was riding
on the cart and fell, one Of the wheels pass-
Ing over bis breast. he was very severely
hurt. and was taken to his home, where
DR.. j. P. Wales was summoned and ren>
dered medical assistance. No bones are
broken, but he ts hurt internally. He was
suffering very much last evening.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-27

If one were to believe the absurdity of such
an occupation of the building. The treat.
ment OF the unoffending young man Foster,
and the equally inofensive Superintendent
Chambers, stamp their assailsnts as cow
ardly brutes. We have no sympathy with
rioters. black or white, and would as
promptly disperse and punish the one, as
the other. Hence We feel that we are speak
Ing the sentiments of almost every citizen,
when We call upon the munich al authori4
ties at any cost to ferret out the rioters.
There Is nothing so fatal to good govern
ment a. disorder, and It's repression and
punishment 10 cheaply done at any price.
We may congratulate ourselves that the
furies of last night did not commit some act
Of terrible violence. 1t is the duty of the
municipal authorities to spsre no expense
to discover and capture the violato,s; they
will be very censurable II they do not.