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The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
For the Gazette.
POLITICAL MANEUyRING
Protecting City Omcers-An At
tempt 10 Buy Off NIacaIlister
from the Republican May
orally NOmiualiAm

AT the meeting of City Council, last
evening, Mr.. Windle introduced two or
uinances, which extend the terms of the
City Auditor and the City Solicitor from
one to three years, commencing on the
first NJ onday In May next. In the case
of the City Solicitor, the salary is to be
changed Increased in all probability and
the ordinance further provides that he
snail receive no additional compensation
except for such occasions when the CITY
business requires him to go outside the
city. The ordinances were passed to
second reading.
The intention of these ordinances is
plaln. The Auditor and City Solicitor
are elected annually, but enterta ming a
well groun ded fear that the next Coun-
Gil VIII be Democratic, the ReDubl lean
mem bers desire to save at least two Of
hcers from the general change that will
ensue In such an event and SO propose to
extend their terms, so that those next
elected to the positions Will enjoy pro-
htable term, undisturbed by the proba-
Die political changes in the City Council
The ordinancein regard to the City
solicitor has also another significance.
Alarmed by the growing popularity of
Capt. y. Ii. Gallagher as "a candid ate for
the Republican mayoralty nomination, the
the anti-rng Republicans wish to con-
centrate their opposition to him, and to-
this end desire the withdrawal of City
solicitor NJ Macallister from the contest.
Tempted by the offer of a three-year
term, with an increased salary, Maccallis-
ter, it is expected, will withdraw from
the uncertainty of the Mayoralty con-
test, and thus allow the opponents of
Capt. Gallagher to unite their strength
upon John c. Patterson Esq, or some
other available candidate. 1t remains
to be seen whether or not this little game
will work, as Macalllster has fairly en-
tered into the contest, and is strongly
backed by his friends
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Peach Speculations.

From the Smyrna Times.-The rip
pie among the peach growers caused by
the northern blast has somewhat subsid-
ed, but the general opinion is that the
best paying varieties, Crawford, early
and late, Moore, Reeves Favorite, Stump
the w orla and oLhers that are called
middle varieties are very seriously iniur-
ed or nearly destroyed. The early such
as Beatrice, Hale, Troth, York and
Mountain Rose, and the late, such as
Susqu uehannah, Crocket's White Smock
and Salway, are not SO badly injured,
and should no further disaster overtake
them will produce fair crop.
The Cambria ge, Md, Chronicle says.
Nearly all of our Peninsular exchanges
report that the recent cold weather SER
iously damaged the peaches and other
sma il fruits. The peach growers gene
rally holler before they are hart, and it
may be that the prospect is good for at
least half crop, aud If such sheuld be
the case, the fruit will demand good
prices and prove much more profitable
than full crop is likely to do. In Dor
chester, the recent hail storm did much
damage by thrashing the buds from the
trees.
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scruples against grading street on &C
count OF this company.
Amer some further discussion Mr..
Baker moved that the resolution be re-
ferred to the Committee on Openins
Streets, with instructions to consult with
the City Solicitor In regard to the legality
Of the work, aud with the City Surveyor
In regard to Its cots.
Further discussion ensuing, Mr.. Chand-
Ter asked the Chair II, In his opinion, it
was necessary to attach the estimated
cost OF the resolution.
The Chair replied that he thought IL
was.
Mr.. Chandler then placed the estimat-
ed Cost at $500.
Mr.. Bakers motion (after being amen
ded 80 as to require report to be made
at special meeting to be made at q
special meeting TO be held on Monday
evening nexD was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Baker, the Clerk
was directed to cancel the bonds of Ed
ward McIntire, late Registrar of the
Water Department.
Council then adjourned until Monday
evening next, at 1880 o'clock.
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SECOND EDITION
Now Castle Letter.
NEW CASTLE April 3

NEW CASTLE April 8.
Robert Martin has made arrangement q
Win VIM. Downey to take charge of tb g
blacksmith shop which the former erect
od In connection with his wheelwright
snop. The location corner Sixth and
delaware streets, is central and conve-
nient Tor the farming community and
tney are Doth well Known as competent
workmon.
Israel Folls has been appointed judge
OF the city election by City Council.
Market this morning was a sorry af-
fair three farmers aud butcher compile
ted the attendance. And we were in
formed that tn ~ have in consideration
the employing of boy to notify the
public that the market house is "whers
1t used to be-"
bishop Becker accompanied by Revds.
fallon and Donohoue paid our city a
visit yesterday. The latter will hereafter
make this city his permanent home.
Tuesday last Lizzie Carrot (coD sent
her niece Louise aged 8 years home
ahead OF her to light the fire and open
the house she being out washing. The
not making any great haste was by ~ IN.
1 sight of her aunt. AT this moment a
carriage overlook the child and a man
getting out took her in his arms and
springing into the carriage drove off as a
brisk rate crossing the bridge X. R.
bridge and taking the road for Hares
Corner. The aunt seeing the iapparent
abduction gave chase asking every one
she met if they had seem the child. She
men seeing that the woman was makig
after them and drawing the attention Of
every one she met they put the child out
front of "A house at Hares Corner and a
white lady took 1t her in, giving her to
her aunt as soon are she came up.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
IN Tclegraphic Summary

Decided expression of Austrian
ly with the English position on
BORN question is attri buted to the
|cledly broad views expressed in
sahshury's circular. Though the
may have understood the mat
stated the Austrian people at
eyed that England would object
fuch articles Of the treaty of st.
as affected her own interests. 1t
discovered from Lord Salisbury's
that England embraces the in
I Austria also, and it is even as
I1th some enthusiasm in Vienna
hgland is championing interna-
Fgh's'' The pro-English tone of
oil the German press continues
Fhte what Is held to be the tenor
Pc BlSmarck's sentiments, yet a
pro-Russian party still exists in
Ihe German iron-clad fleet, it is
! proceed to the East in May. In
\ lle ant-war party has become
'ed by the strain of the crisis
patriotism, and sixty or seventy
hemberN OF the Parliament have
llIe'lon toamovement to prevent
y from trammelling the govern
oleish policy. 1t is asserted in
ltlhople that the conversion of
al 10 pro-Russian ideas is immi-
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
About Woman.

wa ans farmer had poor health, and
Undertook the management of
etselI' She now raises beef and
market, aud feeds the stock and
tlIsIo them with her own hands.
ner house herself, and is grad
an.glhg to pay off a mortgage on
Besides her numerous duties.
Nj. nuus Time to read newspapers.
hOt every woman who can he .
ays some body. Don't talk non :
Inv livery ,. woman can be a good
Hgd class of young men and wo.
JusI graduated from the Medi-
'alsment of Bostsn University.
commencement, the President of
tsnsiy 'osity said: "After an expert
|saaia 'nulng over a period of five wears.
ssln an heartily express my appro,
Il' medical co-education Of the
alISs need not add anything to wnat
kya,in: seiu oi The restraining
SIns moral effect which the
a W upon each other.
tSs Iueses BY this class, the one ex-
.av,E uy greatest + originality of thought
fdsiI I ! y by a woman, Leila Ger
Isth s,s Mrs. Bedell is from Indi-
h 4PecIs to locate in Chicoeo.
|no cls ,I' salutatory address of the
Ir1or. 1oul; police officer reported at
sitSs.D Ii' .Dat poor old woman had
ibaS uSul medical assistance.n If
ns HV VlIsl most people can do.
vi pins Yelling, ofMassachusetts oh
Ina DI ,h1 a. communion service he
| y comnl thinks it is hardly the the fair Ssr
kcoClinnlo lin,norate the Lords sumner M
l' 0' iogwood and strych-
Ebsie DseI decided in law in Peunsv,.
i nv nav however much a woms5,s !,
|Se may hay Delnng to her while anis hs IS
1 |AfisrS SS ;. no . Claim upon his dead de- ID
bs SIM in haeon. ne Is dead, her motbereinl TIau
! done on oe,Gre ai.,e her, and saws what hat
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
FRST EDITION.
Local Time Table.

TRAINS LEAVE wILHINoToE.
Philadelphia: q 00, 6.oo, o:l0, ~
M. 1000 q. IN; 1881, 1910, 2.sos a.s0
IA q. .i6. D. m. On Sundays: 2.0S. io y
/ 800, 6 30, 0 46, m. ,o
New York: 2 90, ~, Q m, IL u, IL W
n n m; on Sundays: 208 m:
Baltimore and Washington: lzl4, ! 10
a a m; 125t, 12 81, 500. p m. Sundays
Poit S,i Deposit 45e p m; no Sunday
fsw Castle. s, 8 20, 80 q m; 1 80, 8 30 p
no sunday train.
Selaware r. r.: 81 0S, 30 m; . 10 p m
sunday train.
4 90, 500 p m; no Sunday train.
5elaware Western Il. H.: l0 ~ m; "
Ia, on Sundays: 10 30 m.
kAINs ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
| IPhiladelpnla IL 66, ~. 8 "a m; u
124, l26, S65, 46l, o IA, 70,
4. 9 81, II 10 p m on Sundays: IL %,
/ tj m; 80, 9 81, II 10 p m.
| New York: II 56, . "a a m; ~ ", IL %
,95lpm; on Sundays; IL Sc a m !;
pm.
y 80 Hi vi souhuoy ~ 10 " III q"
Washington: 2 is a m 1871, 1898,
g46pm; Oh Sundays: 10 a m; 0 40
|Port Deposit: 800 m no Sunday
ms
New Castle: I 55, 8 30 a m 12 90 M;
$40, O5 p m; no Sunday trains.
delaware r. r.: $50 a IN; 4 20, 6 40 p
1 no Sunday trains.
Wilmington Il Northern II. r.: 08,
am; 10 p m; no Sunday trains.
Delaware Western X. r.: 90 m;
J m; on SUNDAYS; 500 y m.
n FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADELPHIA.
Broad street and Washington ave-
80, 500, 10 80, As m; 2 80, 8 30.
SIS, 6l5, 945, II 80 pm; on Sun
$50 a m; 0O,9 45, II 30, p m.
thirty Second and Market streets:
II sam, 12 Is, 3 55, 8 80, II As p m;
kundaYs: 8 80. II I5.p IN.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Lottery Tricks.
A DELAwAREAN WHO MADE A $4,000
"nIT," AND GOT SOMETHING ELSE.

DELAwAREAN WHO MADE A $4,000
"nIT," AND GOT SOMETHING ELSE.
Mr. w. Keffer, of Lewes, Delaware,
testified before Magistrate Smith in
Philadelphia, yesterday that on March
5,he went to George Davis cigar store,
2O2 North Fifth street and bought
from him Kentucky lottery ticket,
for 81, with the numbers 10, "A, 6S.
The following day he visited Davis
and was shown return, being in
formed that his ticket had draw a
blank. He left the ticket, but, sus-
pecting Davis, visited the agents
office, in New York, and found that
the regular ticket had been return ed
and that 1t drawn prize of over
$4,000. He had also bought other
tickets from Davis, the last purchased
being on on Monday. Davis denied
all knowledge of ever having sold
keffer ANY lottery tickets, but he was
held in 81 200 bail to answer.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05

NJ oTICE.-I. Patrick ODonnell, do here
IN by give notice that shall apply 10
the Judges Of the Court OF General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware, in and for the County of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9Th day of May
next, being the first day of the May Term,
A. D., 1878, for q license to keep an Inn or
Tavern, at No. 2i0i Market street, being
the N. w. corner 2ist and Market Sts.. in
the Ninth Ward, in the city of Whining
ton, to sell intoxicating Ifq lors in less
quantities than one quart to be drunk ON
the premises, and the following respectable Q
citizens recommend this said application,
to wit:
VIM F Baylis, VIM Barclay,
VIM Todd, James Stewart,
McIlvaine. samuel IL Chalfant,
John Brooks, Isaac Dilloa,
John Gifdn, Gustave Keolck,
l. Mousley, John Z Keolck,
A Johnson, A Beale,
Joseph Clough, Patrick Haggerty,
Lewis Lenderman, Bernard McVey,
John Carson, David Moore.
John Cunmins, John II Plerson,
Richard Kinsella, John McElwee,
Martin Farrell,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05

NJ OTICE.-I, John e. Graham, do
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Judges of the Court of General Ses-
sions of the Peace and Jail Delivery of the
State OF Del aware, in and for the County
May next, being the first day OF the May
Term, A. D., 1878. for license to keep an
Inn OF Tavern, known as the Market Street
Hotel, on Market street, in New Castle,
School District No. 49, in New Castle hun
dred to sell intoxicating liquors in less
quantities than one quart, to be drunk on
the premises, and the following respecta BILE
citizens recommend this said application
TO wit:
Thomas Morrison, George Williams,
Giles Lambson, q L Gemison,
John Carter, Arthur Mullin,
Thomas Early, Robert Sutton
Thomas Smith, John Mahoney,
John Bacon, Joseph Neher.
John White. JOHN Il. GRAHAM.
apr5-3t.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Pantomime Coming.

On Saturday evening April 27th,
Maffit- Bartholemew's pantomime
company, will give a performance at
the Grand Opera House In this city.
The pantomime to be given Is Flick
and Flock the same that was perform
ed here by the above company SOM Q
time ago to a crowded house. NO
doubt they will be greeted on their
second visit with repetition OF the
first.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
for To-day.

NO Eugimd and the Middle States ,
rsatbcr, prece'ied near The coast by
e, nortlreSteriy pRds, stationary
re, apd rising preceded in north
] yS Jy filmg barometer.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05

NoTICE-I, John Mealey, in COM
In pliance with the requirements of the
act of Assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing to the Court OF General
Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State of Delaware, in and for the coun-
ty of New Castle, on Monday, the 9th day
OF May next, A. D., 1878, being the first day
of the next May Term OF the said Court for
a license to keep an Inn or Tavern at Nos.
10S and 110 Market street, in the Second
Ward, in the City OF Wilmington,
Delaware, and to sell Intoxicating liq quors
in less quantities than one Quart, TO be
drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said
application to wit:
James Christy, John Parker,
B Row, VIM Walker
Wright King, NathI MeIchoir, Jr.,
VIM II Thompson, X Booth,
Michael Kenney, M Fellheimar,
Chas e Sparks, T b Merritt,
Charles weyl, l. G File.
Harry Christy, M Traub.
] George Hirzel, Lewis Binner,
Edward Il Stan mire Gustavus Scnew,
VIM McCaulley, Peter Gross,
Chas Reynolds, VIM Legg,
Henry Feldmier, G p Davis,
y ID Townsend, Il w Schultz.
apr5-3t* JOHN MEALEY.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
An UnthankfuI Beggar.

Yesterday John Stidham, called at the
residence of George Mccall, ON French
street above Seventh, and his summons
at the front door was answered by Mrs
Mccall, to whom he stated that Mr..
Mccall had sent him there to procure his
breakfast. The lady gave him break
fast, after which she asked him if he had
any work to do. Being answered in the
negative, he was told that if he would go
and dig few sods for the yard, that she
would pay him.
He consented, and went down into the
yard and procured wheelbarrow and
spade, and started off. Not returning,
word was sent to the police office, and
late in the day the ungrateful man was
arrested, but so far the articles have not
been recovered. At a hearing this morn
ing before the Mayor, he was committed
to Jail for 90 days, as vagrant.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05

NOTICE.-I, Louis Raymond, do here
IN by give notice that l shall apply to the
judges of the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, in and for the county of New
Castle, on Monday, the 9th day of Nav
next, being the first day OF the May term,
A. D., 1878, for license TO keep an Inn or
Tavern at No. 6lS Shipley street, in the
Fifth Ward OF the city OF Wilmington, to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, TO be drunk en- the prem
ises, and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application, to wit:
James Murphy, VIM II Robinson,
Jos Breen. George Allmon,
John Ferry, Bernard p Hasson,
John Donahoe, James Monaghan,
Adolphus Hesse, Joseph Rebmau,
Daniel Bickta, Jacob A Rebman,
b Beste, John K. Kane,
Joel Frist, John Fullmer,
Andrew Traynor, Henry Miller.
A Given, Henry Jules Bucher,
Emile Bucher, Albert Jacquot,
Levi G Bird, George Ziegler,
James Hasson, VIM A Murphey.
apr5-3t LOUIS RAYMOND.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Another Vagrant.

AT hearing before the Mayor. Thi.
morning, Richard Griffith, was com.
mitted to New Castle, for go days as .
vagrant.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
A Warninr.

/ satss ,at,eOGiioomn Commissioner, nj desire. to
eon,e rsalaIo mplate doing so, "te 10
Pity, hiIi. is slo rns snJ penalty tor 'n5ne aone
euteuSosss mat the cess po.ls 1an re%.ior NJ Tor
''s'0'ly enforce lhe ordis de
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Am usem ents.

Theatre going people have now an
opportunity of supporting really first
class company at the Opera House on
next Monday evening, April 9th, under
the management of Mr.. John L. Ford.
No finer company has ever appeared
here, the cast embracing Messrs.
Louis L. James, Theodore Hamilton,
M. flanagan, Geo. Denham, Miss Eleanor
Comfy, Miss Laura Joyce, Miss Emma
Story and Miss Germon, and others. =
Seldom have so many performers of such
a class appeared in one company, and
they should draw one of the largest au-
diences ever gathered in the Opera
House. The piece, ga Celebrated Case"
is the most attractive now in New York
city, and will be presented here in the
same style as it il rendered in the larger
cities.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05

MANITOBA dwelling in good loca-
w tion for from $4,000 to S65O0 cash
j. 4. HEALD.
Real Estate q Mort. Exchange.
apr5 5,6,10,l5
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Bad Cancer Removed.

WILMINGTON, DEL, April 4, 1878.
To ,ohom At may concern:
This is to certify that DIR. Stearns who is
stopping at the Clayton Honse, removed
a bad cancer from my face in eiqht daus
without the knife or pain.
MRS. DAVID w. HALL,
No. 628 e. Seventh st.
Witness:-Mrs. Geo. Lambert.
The cancer may be seen at the office of
Drs. Stearns 81 Wilson, Clayton House.
1t*
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NJ NOTICE.-EquItahle Loan Association.
~ Second payment on Monday even-
ing, April Sth, at No, 404 Market Street
Shares Tor sale at 50 per share. per cent.
interest paid to Withdrawing mem bers,
Apply to DIT HAWKINS;
apo-oC Secretary,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Personal.

T. w; nIigocns, surgeon on II.
'"ns'na for several dS,s.ne days.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Lecture Last Evening.

At the Second Baptist Church last
evening, Major G. w. ingalls,, assisted
by Col. Meachem, ex. U. s. peace com
missioners, delivered very interesting
lecture upon the condition of the Indian.
They assumed the position that the In
retaliation for the ipdigAities that they
had suffered, had retalliated upon the
whites whenever they had an opportuni-
ty. Col Meachem, was of the opinion if
religion was taught them, that they
would become better set of people,
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Sale of Reserved Seats.

The Sale of reserved seats for the per.
formance of A Celebrated Case which
takes place on Monday evening next
opened at the book store of @. F. Tho.
mas & Co., This morning at o o'clock
Judging from the number already taker
there will be crowded houses, and
those who have not procured seat had
better do so at once.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
New Houses.

Phillemma Chandler is now engaged
in erecting two handsome three story
brick houses on the east side of Jeffer-
son street, above Ninth. They are each
2OxH feet, with two story back buildings
15x41 feet.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-05
Port News.

The schooner Thomas Borden, ofFall
River, Mass, arrived yesterday from
Poole's landing, Maine, with ITS tons
OF ice for Jacob Pusey. The cargo being
discharged at Poole's wharf.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1878-06-22

nv rro1ncinr the reference he desired. She is scventy-two.
AIcrass the court room no one would suppose she had seen
f7rty wears. She is Of small stature but perfect form, her lace
"a very fair and upon her brow is a heavy coil OF light golden
hair, which is said to fall below her knees. No one has ever
seen her without her bonnet, not even her mostIntmate friends
A habit she SAYS she acquired years ago in New orleans
when il was thought her life insecure if she should receive a
favorabIe verdict. Her brave husband was very devoted TO
her. and she was very proud, and watchfuly iond Of MN.
An anecdote illustrates this, which l recall lie was al NOT
oil where he met Mrs. Howard (soon after Mrs. SchOolcrafl.
He wrote to Mrs. Gaines how much he enjoyed the society Of
the beautiful Southern woman. HIS little vile was annoyed,
especialIy when he came hcme and continued this interest by
an earnest correspondence. she managed TO see one of these
letters and too honorable 10 conceal such an action she wrote
and laid upon the open letter TO meet her husbands eye when
he returned to his library, &" 1 am not jealous OF her any more;
YOU do not write theology TO me-"
Mrs. Gaines is to be seen almost any pleasant day taking hr
afternoon stroll. She is CHEEKY, and seems to promise many
years of enjoyment of the immense fortune she has pursued
through toll, danger, and even hunger, with a bravery and de-
termination that has no parallel. She is disposed 10 be gener-
GUS and she has many friends 10 reward. She lost her gallant
husband in 1s49, but she has a daughter Of her first husband.
She will, she says, build a large house in Washington and en-
terrain her friends. II does not seem TO occur 10 her that her
life has oyerrun the allotted span. T.. B. }.
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tic medicine that can be employed cleans
ing the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses of one pill day.
they stimulate the digestive organs and
promote vigorous health.
AYERS PILLS have been known for
more than quarter of century, and have
obtained a worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several assimilative organs of the
body. and are so composed that obstruc-
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stand or evade them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of EVERY
body, but also formidable and dangerous
diseases that have baffied the best of
human skill. While they produce power
full effects, they are, at the same time. the
safest and best physic for children. By
their aperient action they grippe much less
than the common purgatiyes, and never
give pain when the bowels are not inflamed.
They reach the vital fountains of the blood.
and strengthen the system by freeing it
from the elements of weakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
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nor any deleterious drug, these Pills NAV
De taken with safety by anybody. Their
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so1 = pr a and AnaIytical Chemists.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-03
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1871.

Information was laid before the cab
met. yesterday. fully confirming the
special dispatches Of The Times concern
ing the composition of the mob which
captured San Elizario, Texas, a few
days ago \ systematic effort has been
made in some quarters to conceal the
fact that the rioters were largely re-
cruited from the Mexican side: but proof
that two or three hundred Mexican
assisted IN the outrage, is now received
from army officers. The members Of
the cabinet, it is said, do not think this
j. a matter for which Mexico can be
held responsible; but it is Of interest as
showing the inability of the present
Mexican government to control the Dor
dcr-ruffians. All that the admlnistra-
ton propose to do about it is to demand
the arrest and punishment of the raiders.
OF course. nothing will ever come OF
such demand, and probably nothing i:
expected to come Of it. The Mexican
policy Of Nr. Hayes, which promised Sc
much a month or two ago, seems likely
to prove dismal and disgraceful failure
unless some patriotic officer takes th'
responsibility Of injecting little vitalit,
into It BY crossing the line and hangin:
as many Of the grcascr brigands as may
happen . fall in his way.