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National Republican., 1878-12-28
Cigars.
.NrrlDr ul. T.. \ MrNrHr,
EI.ALl,LAIL n.nNIn.
50. r., !. ~IIllI.r. uIIr~tTF MASONIC TEN.
plI, MN~lllN'luN. b.t,

No. r., !. ~II'l.l. I. Ullrn~trE MASONIC TEM.
plI, MN-lllNt,ION. b.t.
SOY IMnl Il 0. IS7a
he ugT'I rr-lu Ltt fp',IU ~ |rt NJ bClNCCu H. II.
WHrmr nud myself lmNIug UEptrri, lake thiS
uHudr ui iuN!. uI. Hr.I - and the puhlic generally
Il.u nuN Ui'iUl AL ut. ,v NJ the r'nVu address,
Wurr, pa plrl ru mrfr NY attention 10 lie lFd
f,lalr H,int~s rrdI Usu1Ul~.
inIIr. VIII" d,,,n" 10 turrUw money good real
estate ur urIuS rd ,gtlurrm rnm alWRSr br ne.
,r,umud. a. ~ thu.r Nto have ,urp,us funds To
NI ud nt" InH,ly ty al'r thrIr hu.'urs, prompt
t Ut or. ud hny" he uiHu icI Of Iiw sC uIly dill
-uWlA WrWir"i Imlu.
Myr,Ini,rur" IN this rlly aul !" Philadelphia, In
10 Tl,I corning tNr e. Nr .ud I"lHG proper.
l.r h..- ,unhl.d N" ,u Ir.hr Is N'N.'m"E' these
ram Ii.> uf tue hu,Nl... ltI-On~ placing large or
many houses IN u, ,l.' vii HMNrs b. granted lib
ttul I,dutlIuu 10 I..rl .Hi's. F'"."H "fnr EfIh
%. Ef ,,'.. .s flr. 20. ma IN al titscs
where r.rnI..i . u.H' uIl u uUi B~. project thu
IuI,r -lr o. Ilr II4H' "l nu"u IustI,U uii. prare,
g-.- ur'h..- I.r ltN n...U 7tlNuH> lnd shuTlng
u th Oh, uw urr lh""- ,l 'lru-" In suu'mpnns aud
.....Ir- .,I lf u.Ul.
Iu.rI,.r .rt.uj ON 50 D.. ~. cN.u 20 tho manage.
.. Fu, Itsf.,it~ uI uHur .0 IUNua viii bT paid,
ru.fu .r,u uf.,'rl. ,"t rtul I.pnl.s sem To ut
.rr,t.l Irlr- H.I..,. rs 4 NJ, r..,dn IN utrlialely
.uurt ,Ilru. ,rur tt.,.l fut, r,lI, H~ dl"rrh,
thou. Iul Iu. pet h0NrH- N. ST, n\ q Ella" 'NrrI's
It I".l,u,ss pruUlbU,.e. Iud .rtUm, y.iu continue
9" NJ, lmU l'r " N"'.'' rl. BE- I1lrnnaEc hereto
urrL I. \. N,lNrIRE
National Republican., 1878-12-28
Auction Sdkes--To-Day.
VouNG & MIDDLETON, AuctIonccr.

VOuNG & MIDDLETON, AuctionccH.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
srORY DwEILlNU on III ~ SOt TIL SIDE OF
ksTREtI, BETwEEN NORTH CAPITOL AND
FIRST STREETS NORTHEAST
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated January q. A. D.
1876, duty recorded In Libcr No. SIS folio i40 o
the land records for the District OF Columbia and nj
the request Of the lo,dcr Ot the no secured thereby
we " III sell nj public auction, In front Of the prem
ises, on SA1l RDAS, December -, 1873, at O'Clock
p M, the ollowng-dcscrbcd real estate situate IN
the city OF Warrington, u, G., to wit Lot numbered
two hundred aud twenty-five t.2j) In H. y. Gilherts
recorded sub division OF square numbered six hun.
drUd and scvCnty.Hvc 800, together with the Inn
pTONcments, &c.
Terms: Onelhlrd clsh. and the balance IN six and
twelve months. with interest at per cent. per n.
mum, secured by deed of trust on tle properly sold
tr oil cash, nj option Of the purchaser Que hundred
dollars deposit required at the time Of sale and all
conN eyGncng and recording nj purchasers CoR
Terms to he complied with IN seN cn days: otherwise
the trustees reserve the right TO resell tile property at
the risk and cost OF the deaultlug purchaser after
five DAYS advertisement.
CHARLES r. PnFSTISS.l ,r-.,-,..
del llrohts nNAINAnnM. .MARNEM.l ''W-l't,,
National Republican., 1878-12-28
Travellers Guide,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SArroSTfL' ksSTfG s5sTSfi aoaGf'snfe XSb sIionr LINE
NoRrn, NoRrHwEstwEsT, AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY. USEABER 81 FABE tEfhGF T. Isis a, $40 AM
4, Leave Warrington;
'oToSEM xffR3hhS rHiLApEkrA t "a AMR A6g,s nos f.
BSitnofe only. stops 'St al sbiyicy's Laurel. an "
p1Po' SG Tn.s SSnSs,5Sn JFsgp' Hanover aud Elk
Itrasbprs Winchester, iIaserstown and Way via
5eH;RS RTW9RE AND LAUREL EXrnEsS;
"'OISET I3Hk n, n3sT9S; e, !:
New York and Philadelphia. STOPS HtAnnHpolls
''Sa Ian fsgIs 14THsEEF SHfAgo rts3 S9
nS sIes; HaFSTsiown and VALLEY BraanGTll; except
TO Cincinnati daily. drafton TO sandusky daily
eoon,,ioh sunday ouly-BaItImore Annapolis, and
burg, College BeI,svilie. Laurel, Xnnapoii, June.
=, ticn, Jessup's, and Hanover.
isiO Rsl!mcTs, AnnnPoIi' ElI!9o,, Gs,y, and wsy;
iSortNNE% I'm hy n' Y0kk' 'P@HiLApELrlIiA' @ AND Dos
i;ai.ton Sunday only for Baltimore and Way sta
BLApENsBuRG. AND IAU..
REL ENPREss Frederick via Relay STOPS at
49, siPolnt o. R9cks Frederick, Hage, .,own, Win:
chester, and Way Stations. On sundays TO Point
OF Rocks nnd Way Stations only.
ol; NoRrk a9a %ny st1,!Gp'
T1MORE ENpktsSS. Ellicott city. Norfolk, eN
cept sunday. Norfolk passengers taken In the
cars direct to boat at Canton, Stops al Bladens.
burg and laurel,
G.JD-tliatimorc aud Way Stations
7s3J-tCIIICAGO AND COLUMBUS EXrRESS.
Sleeping ears to Chicago
sl0t-BA LTIMORE ENpRIcSS.
as$ 4ssS#S 4 Sf:t' f%S hSS .sS.a ss
cept sunday. Pullman Cara -
iGi5-tNEW YORK, PHiLA ADELPIIIA, AND BAL
TIMORE EXpRtsSS. sleeping car 70 New York
and special sleeping ear Ia Philadelphia.
tDaily. ION Sunday only. Other trVius daily cx'
ccpt sunday.
National Republican., 1878-12-28
EORG ETOUN NEUS.
Collected by Republican Reporter

An alarm Of fire wa, turned IN from boz II at
three o'clock Yesterday afternoon, caused by the
chimney OF house No. II Bridge street taking lire.
The ihC department responded promptly, but did
not so into service. No damage.
BrutuN White COlOrcd aged sCvculy.cight years.
was HluCgCd by vertigo while descending the cellar
steps nt Mr. Smml's, on Green, near Bridge street,
and fell receiving slight injuries. lie was brought
to the station by Private NOlkmRn aud Dr. Bowie
Tyler called In, who pronounced his injuries very
slight lie suOu ICCuN cred, and went 10 his home,
on jefferson, between the canal and Bridge street.
George L. Whiting Lodge. No. -. 7. 4. 4. NJ.
have elected the following oillCcn for the eusII NJ
year: T. j. KcpCrstcn, W. NJ W. II Ghlim, :. W
II. Johnson, J. W T. ". SlorCh, secretary
Samuel e. Palmer treasurer.
National Republican., 1878-12-28
-1OHN SHERMANICO CO.. Real Estate Auctonccrs,
~ 81. Cloud Building

STREET, BETWEEN AND n. s1liEErS
NORTHWEST.
by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated tho 18th day OF
February, a. u. lS;G, duly TcCurl1l IN lihct No an
folio ~. Of the land records uf the DstIIrt OF TO
lunlba, aud at the request OF the party occurred
thereby. we will sell Ut ub'ir Ruct or, IN fOt Ofhr
promises, on SATURDAY, the ith day of January
lSO, AT O'Clock y. H., lot numbered thIriy.three IN
square numbered twenty. fur In tho city OF Wash.
improvements, &c
Terms; One-thrd cash, balance In six and twc'v"
months. with interest Mt per cnnt. to bo No.
cured on tho property sold. deposit Of slp rcpTrrd
at time OF sale. Al COuycyRnCng at purchaser :
cost Terms Of sale to be complied with In seven days
wM. y. MhrrINGI.l, ,r.r.,oo.
CHARLES h.. pRENTiSS,J ''u''o'
wM. VI. SMITH, SulJ snnu. dCca - - ,IansI
National Republican., 1878-12-28
Dry Goods.

Ga FRENCH NOVELTIES ron ruLONAlsE
O-f 7lc IoS2G
silk and Wool DTP,s Goods 2iCup.
Black amd toiUrrd Ail.WUOl tHShmcrcs, DrUp.
Black silks, auction prices, o. 3C uplO -,
Dress Goods. Sc Ice IA, liC. i6", 2Or, c-chcnp,
IrOclin Hnd Fancy Shuws at Tedu,~l prizes.
Best fitting, hest styles, ami cheapest line of tiUkS
In the city, from $50 to sh
Fancy rOUlrl silk llaudkCrChiefs, ~ &C 10 u.
G-cml Holiday GOODS Al low prices.
Bed ConiurtS, fIll size. u ~.
Large size White blankets, SIS per pair up.
food Gray lIlanECls, j1r piece ~,
Heavy lngraln CurpctS, "jI, jlC, &c.
All-wuUl luguiln tnrpuIS, h.r-gOud quality.
hest Lowell Iugram Iarpe!i ilci Gru,,nl., 5gr, Tie,
snr, and Sc. T. n. NAlDAiN.
depl7 IOJ Market SPACE.
National Republican., 1878-12-28
COM NJ IGItCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WASHISu1oN. Dec. y. lsiS.
ARRIVED.
Sixth street wharf steamer Lpdy Of the Lake
Bonneville, Norfolk, with freight 10 District mcr
chants
National Republican., 1878-12-28
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.
~ GEO. ". srICKNEY. Auctloncer

IlY GEO. ". STICKNEE. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
TATE On SUMNER 81 REET, HOWARD uNI
NERSITN ST B-DlNiSIDN.
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated August o. Is7i
and duly recorded IN ibCr No go folio Is ono OF the
land Tecorts tor Washington Comfy, District Of
Columbia and at the request OF the party secured
thcrh by, viii sell at public auction, IN out OF the
prrmiie,. on MONDAY, January q, A. u. isip, ut
l:D o'clock p. m the following esttlbrd real uatc,
situate In The county OF Washington, Di,ttit Of
Columbia, to wit: lot 1 block 2! In the Howard
University subdivision oftlr fhrm or ohn A. sni III,
commonly known A. "Eningham Place as laid
down plat OF subdivision OF lots "a, - - m,
and ~. and alley IN block -. Howard University
property, filed IN County surveyors office August
-, IN1l
TcrmS-Oncth third In cash balance IN six aud
twelve months, with interest nj per cent per nh.
from the day Of sale, 10 b. secured hv l'ed Oi
trust the property sold. A deposit Uf SO 10 bc
paid down at time OF salc All ConycyHnCng Rt CO.
Of purcnRer. lftrTms not complied with In i've
days the trustee serves the right TO rcel the prop
eTty NJ the risk aud NJ d aultiuI purchaser.
JAMES II. SMITH, Trustee,
dpCc6 'oiSds. office i!n E ghth street
National Republican., 1878-12-28
THOMAs DOWNING, AucIIonccr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE RLAI. Is.
TATE, IMPROVED BS TWO DESIRABLE
FRAME DWELLINGS, NOS. ipi AND 1906
TwESrlFsrH STREET NORTHWEST
by virtu" OF two deeds OF trust dated september -,
isII, aud prded usp ClNey. IN Ilber No, ItD, folio
80 and at ct se, one of the land recnrs OF thc s
tTct Of Columbia and at the written quest Or III"
parties secured thereby 81 alt sell at pmLic auction
ln mont of each Of the premises, On FllIAN u" I'll
day ofJunuary. ls1a At e. OCOrk y. NJ, the follow.
lowing described real estate to VT Lots numbered
twenty COZ and twcntyUne en- in square numbered
ninety lH>. In the city of wa'lingt0n. District oftn;
lumha, Irding to the nrdPd sudiN isOn Of said
squAre made by William y. MatIimgiy, Philip a.
Dnrneillc and William j. Miller, receivers, IN equity
cause No. yI64 the sad lots being impTvsl by lwu
good Hni substantial frame dwellings, each contain
ing six rooms Zach lot will bc sold EN- Tatcly.
Terms OF sale: Onr-thIri cash, and residue IN three
equal payments at six, twelve, AID eighteen months
with per c. nt interest from day OI salG unit paid
iOr which notes OF purchaser secured bv d Of trust
on rrC pcry Did 10 he given, or all e. sh NJ UrIiOn
purchaser. fIny dollars dpIErt caCl, hUu." and
10! when bid ncrrcd. IfiCrm1 OF sal" NJ" not com
piled with In ten days tile trustee reserves the rghi
to resell a risk and cnst or"ulting purrher aitcf
five days advertisement In National N"pnhl'np
newspaper.
dc c!.lM WILLIAM J. MttlEn "'nA"
National Republican., 1878-12-28
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING.

HUOTn sHOFS, INTSl WATVIIIS, PISTOLS
~ JEWELiN, &c,
an DE sold for the highest cash prices. Gents cloth
lug especially deslred iOr which tho extreme value
MI be paid by calling ar addressing II ERLOu oDs
Nlnll street northwest near PpuusylYAuln avenue
Orders promptly attended lU, mAr2j
National Republican., 1878-12-28
II II. WARNER, KcaI Estate Nn,r,onycr


TkI ISTEFS' sAI.E OF DESIRABLE LOT IN TIL I.
suuTH SIDE or RHODE ISLAND ANENlE.
HErWEFS FOt RTEfNIli AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue nf dr,d nj trust dated January ~. A..
D 1896 duty recorded In Lber Nu,s. folio 1la. one Ur
the land records FOR the District Of iOlumhir, and ~
the request Of tho holder OF the mnI". spre thereby,
"" will sell nj pnbllc Hurinm In runI Of tn" pfcmcs
on MONDAY. January 9, ~, nj o'clock y. M. nll
that certain prCp parcel Of land situate H. III" city
Of Washington. u. e. Known ard drs Tlh"d nS. aud
hpng tine "uSi"rn pRr nL lot numbered thirteen ii,
In square numbered two hundred and eleven t.lll.
fronting tw"uiyiwu t2N To-" and eight ~ .nChrs on
Rhode Island avenue, aud running back the Hnn'
width. at right angles Nth said avenue, IN ic IcAr oi
said tot
Terms: Onc.thini cash, and the laLnC" In SIX
ana twelve months with interest NJ , per Ccul,
per Rmnum until PAID secured by deed OF trust nm the
pIO"Ti" Snl, or all tsl ut O1iiun Of the puTr.. ser
sluldpIu> vt rlUr u sa", Al MI rDnN"lEn Ing at
purchaser Uu, Terms IL b. complied with ~ s'N"il
ly r. Otherwise the trustees TsTVs III" right To 70 "ll
TIE property nj H." risk aud 'r ui the dcEulns pur
elm or amer five dny,' advertisements
Esr M tIsn~ ant a--,s>uDuir Whli ihr paid out ul
the puI"IE b. money 10 brrullar l. iS,S.
brIS BIGEIhW, 'rr,.,crs
JOIIS &. PARki.HI '''>'''''
National Republican., 1878-12-28
TlB STIIH L LGGG MANJTACTURING CO.

LOCk UuN I7n5. rIurUIrUl,l, ,uNNr
NuuuGuIm,rsu ur sp,a'. IIlr, m Gh Hardware and
utINlI,. -utNs -,urIuIy tuNwIuuuu' and itAut Tad.
.,. k-. ~,N.n- MAuhIrr Iu,k,. rou o Locks. Organ
. . h~. I r.....f 10 N'-f nam, sll-
nor uu,rry. other AMI N,tf lnu u ,n"awr No
trr. pnll'y required. I'll" smith 6 sg Manul!c.
t'Tmg tuuUuuN aIro gives nl"n|N attention to the
InhkIu- ct ,-,tm l, Tor thr rArl Co. the manufacture
ct patented inv, nllpu- .d l The Hu"trs,ry topls,
nul tho uauuiN t.uIUg uI ElI' sINr on royalty All
COMMUNICATIONS uvNt~l uuull"HlNy. drl-eu l-6m
National Republican., 1878-12-28
WILLIAM HELMICK,
SAM N. WILCOX,
Professional.

Dr. EnHM0liiiI, ,mS sIMREEL TIE \; W, Is lTLiiidli Liili
Electrician eyer ~ thiS r,y An nerX"u amt chronic
diseases IUSiINuly cured Female Diseases sprin'
". Refers To senator, u. W. Nuurha.., HhlanW: J.
i. Patterson, = {: StmuH NurIruIi Wasting tom, u.
. 1 !, and others. Consultation Wpr nUlIly
National Republican., 1878-12-28
s,,n.TnI.suny sT.rEuExr.
Pacific Mining stocks.

SNN ERANCIs,o, Dec. =, 1873.
The following the official dosing quotations of
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01

- rIngirong johnson H.. 100 90
" derson Saml. rs 90
"a Sas Insurance Co........- 81 90
Aberdeen Francis. ....-..... So SO
IA Adams Mrs Constance. ..... so 90
SL56 Ahadie Jean W....,......... 81 90
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01
NOTICE
TO
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, }
City Hall, June l, 1878. J

All Taxpayers to the City of New Orleans whose
names are hereinafter FORTH referred to in the
accompanying list will take notice that their munich
pal taxes the year 1878 have been for some time
past and due and payable, in the several
amounts opposite their respective names or desg
nations and that the said taxes payable not only
for the amounts face thereof but for interest at
the rate of ten per centum per annum from the
THIRTY-FIRsT DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1878.
The aforesaid taxpayers also notified that after
the expiration of thirty days from date during which
delay there will three publications hereof in the
official journal of the city, prompt and summary pro
dings will be taken, according to law, in the Third
In, Fifth and Sixth District Courts for the parish
eans holding their sessions in said city of New
and the tax bills will be distributed as
Ia to E inclusive, in the Sixth District
* inclusive, in the Fifth District
Inclusive, in the Fourth District
x to clusive,-s@ the Third District
To enforce an cal RGo1lection and payment of the
oresaid taxes, principal and interest," together with
all COSTS charges and expenses, including costs of
clerk and sheriff, and all costs of court.
Furthermore, the aforesaid taxpayers are notified
that this notice and publication Constitutes legal eta
ton and service of citation upon each and every
party named referred to in the said list and the
said party and parties hereby required to act
accordingly
j. c. DENIS.
Administrator of Finance.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01
Bis ]

1873 } ennlngS Est N
| 1913 Johnson Cnas 1
| 399 JamisOn David
! 63G Jackson Mrs WI
| SCI Johnson Henri
| 67G Johnson Mrs II
1913 Jones Sarah 81
! 9O5 job Chas -. !
! 1247 Johnson BradI
, 1249 Johnson EdWii
| 1899 Jamison David
| tOsh -,
1898 Jervey W L, 81
1903 Jarhaus Bernd
1861 JenisOn John L
1921 JumOnvilIe CD
1s79 JGrda Iare HnIes
i914 Jon { p '0i
i079 Junrn1i dalia I'd
3GG6 J0rda En0a an /
9950 Iovnet Ctns In q !,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-06-01
Bis Bills.

CT Fernandez Joseph. ...... 90 o.
1851 Fernandez Salvador -....... - 90
1926 Fitch Dennis and Geo E
Strong ..--.. -...,-....-.... 1870 90
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-11
Manitoba Weather.

They have genuine cold weather in
Manitoba, where the thermometer marks
80 degrees below zero for days together,
and frequently drops to so. A CORE
spondent says that what is called a
poudre day is exceedingly dangerous for
the traveler-not because the tempera.
ture is then lowest, but because the air
is filed with fine snow, SO that sight is
entirely obscured at distance of few
feet. A wind sits the snow over the
paths, obliterating all guiding marks,
and the chilled traveller is lost. The al
most unconquerable desire to rest is not
the least important part of the danger.
The coolest days are still $50 magically
still that all the usual sounds of nature
seem to be suspended when the ice
cracks miles away with a report like q
cannon F; when the breaking of twig
reaches one like the falling of a tree !;
when ones own footsteps, clad in soft
moccasins, come back from the yielding
snow like the crunching of an iron heel
through gravel; when every artificial
sound is exaggerated q hundred fold,
and nature seems to start at every break
In the intense silence. The atmosphere
is as clear as crystal, and the range of
vision seems to be unlimited" On such
days a nose freezes with wonderful
quickness, and it is reckless to expose
that organ for many minutes.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-11
Killed by Her Brother.

A most distressing affair occurred
the northeastern portion of the coun
recently, which resulted in the death
an estimable young lady, the daught
of Mr.. Thomas Patrick, of the Laur
dale neighborhood. It seems that fl
quent depredations upon Mr.. Patrick
poultry yard had been made of late, al
that his son, a young man of about
years of age. had been watching for Il
thieves and on the night referred
the young lady went out to the coop
get a chicken to prepare for breakfas
and the boy, hearing the cries of Il
chicken and not dreaming that his 81
ter or any member of the family was
the yard, rushed out, and picking up
brickbat hurled it in the direction {
the noise, and with such unfortunat
precision as to strike his sister in IL
head, inficting a wound that resulta
in her death after few hours of suffe
ing.-A6erd6era (IlIss.) Times.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-11
POLITICAL POINTS.

Gov. Van Zandt the Republican candidate
for Governor of Rhode Island, has been re-
elected by $500 majority.
private meeting of the Republican Ma
tional Committee and old Congressional Com
mittee was held at Washington one evening
last week. John A. Logan presided. There
were present z. Chandler, E. Hale, W. E.
Chandler, Charles Foster, and others. The
object of the meeting was to consult informal
ly about the organization of the party for the
fall campaign. It was decided to ask the
Republicans in Congress to reorganize the
Congressional Committee, and to make ar.
rangements for an earnest fight to carry the
next Congress.
The Attorney General of Maryland is of the
opinion that the Blair resolutions for the re
opening of the Presidential question are Who'll
" imperative.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-11
Canadian Statesmen at FistIcufts.

In the Canadian House of Commo,
while Mr.. Bunster, member for Brit,
Columbia, was speaking, Mr.. Cheval
French Canadian member, began pl.
ing a jewsharp, and initiating the CRY
cat in distress. The British Colu
bian became enraged, and dared /
owner of the musical instrument to m
him outside. They met shortly aft
ward in one of the corridors, when [
hirsute British Columbian struck Che,
q savage blow on the side of &
head. The plucky little Frenchm
seized his burly assailant by the be;
with his left hand and vigorously strr
out with his right. The noise attract
the members, who rusehd out and SCI
rated the pugilists, the Frenchman c
rying off as his trophy a huge bunch
Bunster's hair. Bunster is the memE
who brought in the resolution that
one whose hair was over five and h
inches long should be employed on t
Canada Pacific railway.-OttaaOa Ca
ada telegram.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-04-11

struction can possibly be given to his langua
except that the Confederates were to be hang.
when the power to hang them was conferred
Mr. butier-Not after we bad agreed not
MIR. Blackburn 1t is time. sir. that II
should stop. 1t is time that false charc
should cease to be made and that trutb sho1
be observed. 1t is time that it should be 8
mitted that, without doing violence to t
pighted faith which your country (or O
country, If that will suit you better h,
pledged that the men who wore the nnifor
on the ether side should no longer be refus,
admission to every personal right, priviIe
and prerogative of citizenship so long as tn
observed the conditions of their parole-itis tir
1t should be admitted that these men fro
then till now were not only entitlt
to every right of personal liberty and proper
under the constitution of the country, but tn
should become objects of protection at Il
hands of the dominant party itself, and tn
your solemn promises and your word de'ibe
ately given should not be violated. AS it CAM
be violated without rendering infamous t
man who dares to do it, am sorry that
was necessary for member of t
House to remiGd US of the exercise
what he chooses to term clemenc
but which impartial history will denomins
but common fairness, and that in illustratil
this magnanimity for which he claims SUI,
credit to his party it was necessary for him
parade before us boastfully the execution of
unarmed ond helpless prisoner-the only ma
believe. whom the history of that war sho'
to have been killed or injured on the COME
crate side by the warrior from Msssachdset
! MIR. Mcmahon called attention to the is
that the Democratic party always voted for t
Pension bills, while the Republican party Q
posed the Mexican Pension bill almost solid
put when the Republican party could get
Doorkeeper down and maui him. then the pal
rose to moral grandeur which it never reach
on any other occasion. The gentleman fro
Massachusetts (Butler) might be siacere in
support of Shields, but when the rest of I
republicans were found voting for 81 Cathc
Irish Democrat there must be "a cat in /
meal-bag" somewhere.