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an extra session will become necessary,
when the Democrats will organize the Sem
ate. and probably tho House also, 80 that
the lean and needy may walk in and tho
wcll-fed may hc marched out. This stroke
of craftsmanship ought to captivate THUR
MAN, BAYARD, LAMAR, and others who are
looking forward to glorious future for
their marty aud for Themselves
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The Beuuchamp Tragedy.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sw: Your
CORRESPONDENT " l. Soryeli suffered some one to pull
tbs wool over his eyes in strange way. in is4a by
p"inuns out some woman as Miss Cook That she com.
mcd suicide prior to the execution of Beauchsmp Is ~
well authenticated as any fact IN history have often
.eeu the sraNts of tie unhappy couple Bloom Acid
Ky Their friends started with their bodies the place
o their residence. but nniing that decomp had
1T IN. they buried tem side by side hi near the
village above named. A PLAIN monument marks their
last resting plaee-or did Anew years ago. X
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Two or three years ago the other Euro-
peun powers looked down on Turkey because
she was 70 long in quelling nearly smultsnc-
Gus revolls in Bulgaria. Servia. Bosnia. Horla-
govina, and Montenegro But as Austria. with
200 Oru soldiers, has not vet been able 10 handle
Bosnia alone, she has probably revised her for
NOR judgment Of Turkey. ZACH and SzApARY
AT all events. now know what Turkish proyin-
cial Instructions are. and so does Field Mar
Shall Baron IHILIppnVICH.
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Hale, ] learn is most sorey depressed by
m, unr Nprc'c decai and wll probably .u,r tue state
moving 10 Michigan -Bmyl, Dr'jnhi
Pat away the ttlc speeches
That oar darling was to spout,
Now Eugene Will never need EN-.
iTCenhack votes nave snunrd lnn out
Gone 10 sec his iAth.r -, law.
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To n Dead Man.

iit Nrw N'k suN tas knti Keauey n ia.rh shed ON.
' spec her, ~e'd Ia, Word, lee a,nssi~i % .,i,yLl
Be aiSy, Dinis, rist in pace.
Since We are aither dyin',
YEN niver hnrrm DO apin
80 phats the use av thryin'
shure all the wurruld loikes to SOC
dacintly aid man,
But ye can't be aIsy, Din,
BE aisy as yo can.
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Incomplete returns from Maine Indicate
that CoNNoR. the Republican candidate for
Governor. lacks about $500 votes of
majority: that the Republicans will have
n majority i'm the State Senate: and that
the Greenbaokcrs md Democrats will certainly
have n majority. exactly how large IL not yet
known in the House. There being no cleo
ton Of Governor by the people. the latter body
is required TO send up to the Senate the names
Of two Of the four highest candidates on the
popular vote. and the Senate must then
choos" ono Of the two Governor 1t is
naturally expected that the House will
send up the names II SMITH. Grccnhack. and
GAHClLoS Democrat. Three Republican Con
gressmcn. REED. FIVE. and LINDSAY. are re-
elected but LLEwEtLlN POWERS is badly
beaten in the Fourth District by LApp.
Grccnbackcr and the figures from the
Fifth District continue TO indicate that the
Grcenhack candidate. MrHcH has laid out EU-
GtSE HALE. Our Bangor dcspat hes this morn
ing Will be found interesting reading.
II is somewhat remarkable that secret
service officers should associate with dealers in
counterfeit money for months, aud buy coun-
trrfeit money from them ut u high price. but
utterly fail to discover the source Of the coun-
terfeit issue. Yet this is Just what happened.
Tho evil odors that certain uptown estab-
lishmeits cNhale in their ncighborhood were
complained OF anew Yesterday in the General
Sessions \ short cut to dcliverance is through
an appeal to the Grand Jury
The departure of the Russian steamer
Cimbria from Southwest Harbor. on the coast
OF Maine. does not attract MS much notice
among scafirlrg men ~ did her arrival at that
lonely port half n year ago. Nevertheless. the
move Is OF interest. rs We hear the Cmbria is to
drop anchor NJ Philadelphia for the purpose of
putting II crew Of officers and men into one OF
the Russian cruisers there. now ready for sea.
The Russians have recently displayed great
tact in disposng their naval ships for political
and diplomatic effect. aud it may bc worth while
to watch their vessels now ready or getting
ready at Philadelphia TO see in what part Of the
world they will turn up after leaving the City Of
Brotherly Love aud Centennial shows.
The antiquity Of the clowns jests l. pro-
verbal it is rivalcd ty the staleness Of the
speeches Of the HAYES circus. HAYES started
from Washington crammrd with one speech.
which H. has bcon repeating in greater or less
bits ever since only vcnturing into q dash II
local color here anl there AZ at Rel Wing. 10y
reminding his hearers that Rcd Wing whea,
goes t. Europe quicker nowadays. owing -
steam navigation
Regarding the compensation Of members
- the Railroad Commission AMI their clerks
the Springfield H'pnLbcdn says that tho sala-
res nrc too high for tie quality Of talent en-
ploycl' Massachusetts, is MT the only state in
which on 'ials are eNtrayaganty compensated.
one II tn great causes Of the hurdensome
taxation IL the times Is the er.uaymeut 81
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This is solemn and Christening expert
cnce for the Hon. JAMES g. BLAINE. would-bc
Republican candidate for the Presidency in $50
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The -. Louis Gi0bc- Democrat proposes
that an persons bearing titles be- taxed $40.
This is mean and covert attempt To- deprive
GEoHGg. the Count JoASNrs. u that noble title
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Con. BUTLER made u good point in his
Monday might spcHch, when he cUlled tho NJ
tentiOn of the peoplo II Massachusetts To the
facts TINT executive expenses had doubled since
1913; That the Mashpoe Commission cost in
salnrios double tho rice pts from the land which
the Commission was appointed to sell; that
trip OF GOV. RICE and his stan into the lIoosae
tunnel cost tl,iOO. and that ionIzin2 HAYES
and his circus cost the State "si7U0. or the
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The Grand Jury received another petition
yesterday in regard TO the noise Of tho Motro-
politan Elevated Railroad. and they Will act
upon 1t shortly Thodirectors 81 the road must
bestir themselves moro vigorously in this con-
ncrion than they have done Of late or there
may be some trouble ahesd for them
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Tho evil odors that certain uptown estab-
lishmcins cNhale in their ncighborhood were
complained q! anew Yesterday in the General
Sessions. 4 short cut to- dcliyerance is through
an appeal TO the Grand Jury.
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JAY GOrLp's TriLuHc, speaking Of the in
tended removal of Architect OGDEN. in charge
Of tho Government building Mt Albany says;
Tho Secretary otthc Treasury VII. take pains to have
II understood that Mr OGrsNs to be removed tor cause
and not because he isllcuuhod with amy particular ac
uon Of the Republican party, or was appointed on any
hodi's rcconne ndauon'
Then JONI SHERMAN will 10 at pains 10 dis
sonlinatN an untruih. Mr. OGpEN'3 removal
was decided upon at Tho moment the Admins
lrntion decided to make war upon Mr.. CoNK-
Ling. Architect OGprN's one offence is that he
sustains HosCoE COMPILING as ngainst Il. Il.
HAYES.
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II is somewhat remarkable that secret
service officers should associate with dealers In
counterfeit money for months aud buy coun-
forfeit money from them ut high price. but
utterly fail to discover the source Of the coun-
terfeit issue. Yet this is Just what happened
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
THE GAME LAW.

After the first Of September you
can kill duck, deer, doe, fswn and
wilk turkeys; after August 18th,
ursirie chicken; after October lst,
rufssed grouse, commonly called
pheasant, or partridge and quail.
Remember also that
$40 person shall take, catch or
kill, or attempt TO take, catch o. kill
sny birds or animals mentioned In
this act, within the enclosures Of any
other person. unless he shall have
frss obtained the consent OF the own.
er or other person In charge OF such
enclosure. 1t shall be Unlawful s'
sny and all seasons OF the year te
axe, catch or kill, or attempt ts
take, catch or kill, by means OF any
partridge nets, or other net. or b.
traps, pens, pits or other devices o
the kind, any pinnated grouse, com
| monty called prairie chicken, or an!
quail, sometimes called Virgins
| partridge, except upon his own prsnl
sss or with the consent Of the owner
| Of arch premises.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
THE GUN CLUB BADGE.

Mr. II. W. Main has had on exhi-
bision at his jewelry store, in this
city, the badge of honor Of the Full
ton Gun Club, which 10 q model 'of
beauty aad 6ns workmanship. The
badge was made by Msssrs. THIN Il
Co., Of New York, ut . cost Of about
thirty dollars. The design 10 . stack
of guns and q glass ball trap. 1t Ia
to be awarded to the best shot In the
club, the one receiving the highest
grade in three contests to receive th'
badge. There Is also a leather medal,
manufactured by Mr.. E. ). Hsnder
son, to be given to the poorest shot
The fifst match came of Wsdnesda.
evening, Mr.. II. w. Main winnln,
the gold badge, and J. Clarence Nc
Entire the leather medal. l.-Fulto
| Gazette.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
Churcn Dirsctory.

Services in the N. Z. Church. south,
every SUNDAY as 1870 a. n. snc 80 r. n,
BY Rev p. II. Vsndsvsntsr, Pastor.
Prayer nesting Wednesday evening At
7.S0. Sunday school ~ A. u. ). u.
AArInAduks, Superintendent.
Services st Baptist Church every Sun.
day morning aud evening. Prayer meet
ing svsrv Wednesday evening, Rev: J. q.
Maple. Pastor. Sunday school NJ a. II.
James Carroll, Superintendent.
Services 1t the Christian Church every
Lo'ds day st 1890 A. n. and 7.3o r. NJ
~ kidsr John A. Brooks. Prayer meet
hR Wednesday evening as J. Sunday
scIosi nj Y. 10 A. n. ID. /. Locke. supt
ssr,i,ss as Old School Bapsisa Church
ever, ~ SATURDAY In sesh msnth. and the
Sand y following. Aidsr sranssssssr.
kAstJr. ..,
Servisss u st. Pauft Episcopal ChursA,
on second and fourth Dsndays ~ u 4. y.
aad s.Se .. n. Rsv. r. L. Sharp, Pastor.
Sunday school - 2P. u. d. LscAland'
Sapt.
Services ss HsaAodi,s Episcopal 9 Chasch
sysy sunday morning. sad evening ksv
u. ,, sssisy. PsstsF.N Prayer meeting
every rhsrd.y evening. p.bbath schoo
as . o'clock /. u. ]. Wright. 6aRssin
.eadspt. Tsachsss' nssting svsry Thsss
dag svsaiag.
Services d tie Catholic Church sa sh'
trsi cad ssird Ouadeys ia each DeRse
Rev. U. y. VLssry. Pastor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

vent any deterioration in the quality

vent any deterioration In the quailty
of the shawls manufactured. The
Indian display Of the articles is ex-
ceedingly fine. and of great value.
Almost every civilized country In the
world produces the article called
lace, the most difficult and delicate
result of skilled labor. These are,
however, only two or three countries
that have given any original impulse
to the trade. The others have SIM
ply followed in the trains of events,
taking what they have done as
model, and initiating it to the best
advantage. To the two nations.
Frssse and Belgium, belongs the
credit Of prosecuting. this trade with
vigos. =,
The laees Of Alsneon and Brussels
are Of 90 complicated q nature that
each process is assigned to q differ
ent lace maker, who works only at
her special department. Formerly =
piece OF Alencon lace would pass
through eighteen hands before con-
plesion, that is now somewhat dimin.
ished. Valencienues lace 10 also Of
most elaborate workmanship; the
psttsrn and ground are made togeth-
er, with the same thread on the same
pillow.
A few years since, Paris enjoyed
the monopoly of furniture de luxe,
but although 1t is still the mos: i'm
portant centre for the manufacture ol
French furniture. several large firms
have been established at Lyons,
Cordeaur, Marseilles, Nantes, Caen
Toulouse, &c. There are about 81,
900 furniture makers in France, an(
between 1900 and 5000 producing
firms. Indigenous woods, such as
beech, oak, deal and walnut woot
ere used in the cheaper kinds OF cabi
net work mahogany, rosewood, bal
de viOlette, are employed in more ex
pensive furniture.
There is q strike at the exhibition
The neat handed Phillises employe'
% wait upon the guests at the Res
] taurant Duvsl have struck agains
some interference with The grstlaaie
which they receive from the visitors
There are $50 employed In ths sstas
lishment.
A great deal has been said IN
written about the expense Of living
, Paris at the present moment, and I'll
lextprt; -~.~f .--si---..~ ~ h~&si keey
ers have been muchly dilated upor
lF,robably no one has fa.. this sas-'
acutcly that His Imperial MsjesI
+ the Shat, who, before leaving Pari
had tn settle several hotel bills
considerable length. The account
the Gran;i Hotel alone amounted
. 7s, 900 ir., which was at the rate
iS,454 fr. per dician but at Enntain
blean, where His Majesty's stay W
Of the shortest, tire charges were pr
u posterous. There the bill amount
=. 20 II, 200 fr., but after long negot
tious it was reduced TO 8, 900 france
, AIPRA.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
PATENTS

..ht.in,d sor mechanical device.. meoscss
ar or,hsr, ,compounds, ornamental dssifns-
s,.de narks and lsbsls. Caveats, Assign.
m.Its. Intsrisssncss. iairfngesaenn: ~
..s.rSsd to. We make preliminary sx-t
sminssson. an furnish opinions Is 70 pat
sntshilisv fee OF cnsrSs end ell w5s sse
;.ssr.stsd In new iavsstions and Psssns
s,s iuvitsd TO send .eE COPY sa e1r
.s.s f,ss ts ssy sddssss. and esasssss
ecmpls.s Instructions how TO onsAis ,.,.s AZ
sets' snd other vsinshis naattpf. HrnIs H,.
- nest Avs wears - Aess ecsAl 80 -. -
1n.sssa . inysntors. sad can give sesists :
so,y ri ..ss,uss In sfaaass svafr 'saasy
A.. res. t.ouss aassss q i'o., SolacaaGfl
| oe r tea ani AsasrseJe * srw' ~
Droik :. -..ains, Waahtaksens ". ": ..a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
LOVE AMONG THE ROSES. :.


'TRas morn.
The orb Of day wss shining -
brighs - bootbaAck.
Every Hover had rose from its bed
in due-time. ,:~
/. In the bed beneath the arbor there
was jssssrnius of flowers. is,a
4 Sweet bees slipped honey and hum
ned n.isical, lnllabys, while criclkets
eroonsd With Ailssious mirth, amid
sparkliag dswdsSpa end scndsnssd
Eiacsnse. .,sa& -es,-.
s.Sxsss enc, ist NJ tssts ny m
lips" /" i voicsssid. = j, f99a
s.BsgesiA doa.t suis ms ii, = xas.--.
the rsply. n
J.soA is,r sas, xealAst tthes ham No y
psoay WY sos ths loss 81 tAsr'
1s@t, thou, esase net win ne, thpa
hsse nstSnsnaea"
"wsuldss - dnvs ne shsss 1be
wood-siss t~iselh ssssl sssssd
onsf' i.--@-.-gsss.. ~ $50
"How arsss shss tssailalaiSs saeh
.snesr' LSsssns.
"Nexss, xnlsss my promise ID gwen
thss thou will forget me aot."t
| '.Psss. be ssill Lss - have sweet
lpeas."
| 'Oh, charming ons, shoa alone
lcanss give hesrtease to me-"
| "Never 70 such a dandyfon - thou
as+. There 10 no sweet fern in this,
tsir." '
| ''Oh, sweet one, do net violet nay
feelings with such psragrsphic leyi-
w." ---
"Awsy with thee, I say, or I viii
| call my poppy
"Ivy aind to prostrate myself be-
fore thee, and bathe thy feet with my
lkissss.''
"Ah me, I fAin would have such
. sllsrks-purring around here"
.'Oh, morning glory Of my life,
muss ! thus be doomed to wi.her and
lido away saiovsdf'' ;, .sas!
4 "Yss, eoxconb, it 10 - willsd.."
/, "Ths., By Hssvsus, ths faeNs lilac
lbiazss, efael one. A. The trellis
leKnss % tAs spssbssh wesl1us heart
lSnsvino isae6 sseunA thss. Thoa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

A Boston woman pus herself In the
hands Of Boston dsatist 10 hsss hsr
teeth rsorgani.ed. He found thsn
in . very bad plight and ssked beg
why she allowed them 10 become -
dscayed without coming 10 him 90
some other dentist. She replied thss
she. had not had time. ..But," b IN
sisted, s.it would not have takss Isne,
and you could hass ooss In als.ass
any time" She sss tass p W.
bent on m explsnstisa. and sAe assd
this Of him like . csnsoa ball: "Ws1'
| / guess ifyoa had had . bsby ever.
| ysax Tor the lest afsssa ysass, yos
would think i ves sboss ssoess. Y
.ssad TO-" He scklewlsdssd thas D
/ shopld.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

A base bali match has been played
between 2. .2l0 pounds Of the populs-
ton Of Guelph, Ont, and s,is7
pounds Of prominent eitissns Of Ham
iisor., the former making thirty-fous
wsddles, while the latter could only
pans round the diamond ssvsnteen
times.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

4 sioux City nea blew dova ses
chimney Of No kerosene lasP0 sv~y
,pishs for ave ysars snd ssvsr ~ -
accident. The sxplesaon which burn.
Cd the shirt eG bio hrsk and Ne hair
.,tr his head occurred % tie oasa6aos
az the first blow ip Tie sixth yssr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

CIuFoRD's FEsRIrUGE, or FSvxk
AND Aaun CURK. prepsTation,
is obtained by Q newly discovered
procsss. and contains ell the active
medicinal principles Of East India
Cinchona bark, grown on the n.N:'
CHERRY hills, from which all the NV
tant properties have been elinhnasso'
II is natures own rem sdy for all as
eases arising from malarisl poison.
Palstabie, powerful, anu-periooic
and tonic, It never fails TO cure fever
and ague, dumb ehilis, congesoVe
chills, bilious fever, periodical nea.
! raigia, and all diseases OF nAiar'al
origin. ..o
| 81 Louis.
For sale by all Druggists. s-n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

The meanest man in the world
lives in Chicago. II IL said that he
stole his wifs's false teeth end then
rot . divorce on account Of hsH phys'
icaI defects.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
TINES OF HOLDING COURTS.

TINES OF HOLDING COURTS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Regular Terms-Fourth Monday in
january, first Monday in June, and
second Monday in October.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular Terms-SeconL Monday in
March, May, July, September, No
vember and January.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Terms-First Monday In
NAV, August, NovoInhcr and Feb
ruary.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
OUR PARIS LETTER.

,CHoEs FROM FARIs-swEDisH NIGHT
rNGAIEs-NAPOLEON's 'ORGANIzER
or vIcroRIEs''-sCULrTUR., PAST
AND PREsRGr-wHAT THE LADIES
ADMrRE-sHAwLsA AND LAcEs-FREScH
FURNIruRE--A sTRIKE-ONE THOUs.
AND DOLLARS A DAY FOR BOARD!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

Hiss Enms Ginshy, u Qpaasy'
IN, can pisy FIVE gamesvee ssacars Il
on, time. 2hais several tkuDDs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
THE COMPOUNDED FfyE.fKAx
OLD. =


A pretty little giri, sbout Ave years
old, with one Of those sugar-losf hats.
modelled after Fra Diavolo's, In the
plav. no doubt, came ON board the
Staten Island ferry-boas At WestGsid
last evening. In her train sxas sl
wearv.looking, mi6dls-agsd lady,
whom she treated with eondscensien
and called "Aunsie." After the
voung LADY had found . comfortable
seat in the bow Of the boat, abe NJ
lowed her sunt 10 take . csmp-stool
near by. whes the hoat sasrtsd che
began . systemasic nSGho1 q TEXTURE,
70 which the middle agsd iady cub.
mlttsd with wonAsrn,l rsGigns&iOa.
: AIS that vster, suntis r" she asked,
pointing 70 the bsY.
.sYes, dear, )" said she wsary.look-
ins lady.
s.D;d the rain make Ill thst wassr7'
l.sNo, darling"
"Why didn't the rain make sh
that waterr'
.sOh. the rain xouldn't afEsee il,
| YOU know"
"Why wouldn't the rain feet isf'
..Oh. you understasd thal .sw."
..whv. Iesn't undsrskanA nP'
| ..Neyer mind do keep still, thas's
q dear sunsis's head schss."
"what makes your bead schs,
auntie?'
! srhe heat, I suppose"
/ What makes the heati"
| "The sun, os course, dear
! "wh.s 10 the sun!''
Il You kno" "ns' sne 'ss -
saoagh. snaa answer 'A.' ;.
i The little glri s~'sseo sssAsiis -
her chair fos moneh' sna s''sA 'sA'
out with the quess'oa:
; "Whas makes horses p'hes'
i II do" Know '~'a 'A' ~
: desparing tone.
Il think thsy are made oas 9
D sAih' s"s.' '''~ ~ : =
z Of conviction. -.
$ "res, they're made oas OF so
, an hair an wool IN raDos'' n.'
!. wAas nefssS oon"s y
81 "IsS oess, sAss ss0 's's
Q woman
Il III my pa seS sas po.' =
xt& Ms iAg As'u sivs ms - ~ssc'
4 would ysu havs Q ss0s sassa Gus
!. lyonr iss, aansiss'
Il -: ,:sxnn fidinulonA oAssA q ess<'
> .wbv uotr'
vi .Oh, keep ssilll"
= tn. vo,ne woman then got up q
is a, I ,s,l o,s, ,.e rail into the vat,
l. tn. ann, uttered . shrek and 4
- writer. much against his viii. rsscu'
)" the voups lady.
> .srh.nk YOU, SIR" ssid tie 'sai
y uwh.t sor 7.' asked the tsxribls
'e FAINT.
&c ..ror nothing" said the rsseusr.
u 80. a;S - ava, -. a LICK
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM.

SIA1E LUNAKAO 1kOk
RESIDENT oFFICERs.
T.R. II. Smith. NJ. D., superinten-
dent and physician. -
INK. Hinde. NJ. D., hrst assistan,
physician.
4, A. Howard, M. D., second a.
sistant ply ysic'an.
CO, Atkinson, steward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

DEAF AND DUMB All LU m.
VIM. d. Kerr, A. M, superinten.
dent.
james h. Shelley, Jr., steward.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

The sas crop win probably be
light.
A hot joaraal7Ths 81 JOAN
Torch.
Pstssrn vomsu---The drsssmakefs'
"A scurvy joks--A s<rosaloss Aa'
NOR. s !.
| 4 sna..y ssllov--A cAinnsJ
lsvesp. '@ -. ,
An sx.press-nsa--A retired prtn
.ts.s. : ss~ ~ss : ~ j
/ Hish-soa.d people T.aer .a't' eng
:, ers.
a prietly psss-A oeapl. q .a zee
) dies.
Never put new vias into old trsnpa
. 'A'fsmily Of rAak-1Ths sssas po''
? lcst.
4 Bayard Taylor took brewery .
! Never sesA'r !. b. "s'a b
buxsy. =.
whaa 10 home without . moi
AssSl
y *Aisssesstic Assass hsvs hey sss
IL Tks gsis Il . issss dsas 80 ssia
8 @ sinsss.
4 inlkl.s = .os.,y sss psoat
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-29

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COUNCIL.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Regular meetings Monday night.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-13
SITTING IN JUDGMENT
pretending to be POIiceman---Michae
McDermOtt Discharged

| Tre1ehuinS TO De a POliceman---Michael
| McDermott Discharged.
John George Klein, of Minneapolis. who
was drunk enough to be persuaded to act the
part of policeman, was before Judge Flint
yesterday morning. The evidence showed
that he, under the persuasion of Leopold
hoffman, went to the house of Mrs. Lun-
kenheimer and demanded that the three
children of hoffman should be given up to
him. Mrs. Lunkenheimer, who is the grand
mother of the children, refused compliance.
when Klein said he was an officer and tried
to take the children by force. Mrs. Lunken-
heimer's son coming in, felled the luckless
inebriate to the ground, hauled him out and
gave him to the police, and yesterday morn
ing Judge Flint handed him over to the
sheriff for 80 days.
Another case of justice defeated occurred
Yesterday morning at the municipal court.
Michael McDermott, who was accused of
hooking man down in saloon and rob.
bing him, was liberated because the prose-
cutting witness did not appear. This is an
other manifest miscarriage of Justice. If
the man committed the deed he should be
punished and if he was innocent he should
have had an honorable acquittal Where was
Delos James?
George Langevin, charged with larceny,
mad his case continued again, to give his
parents time to get him out of town.