davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-10-10
OrdhaIIig.het


som en- bland de dygder, hvilkai
utgora mensklighetens vackraste
prYdnad och visst ar ock, att
franvaron af denna dygd stadse
framstaller menniskans sasom i
storre eller mindre grad lattsinnig.
En- man -ett ord heter det, och
viii man naturligtvis med dessas faa
ord framhalla, att dar ordhallighet
saknas, dar saknas ock cit af de-
hufvudyilkor, som utgora, sd att
saga, de fornamsta prydnaderna
medborgarkronan, och hvarfoorut-
ON den manliga karaktaren ej kan.
visa sig i sin basta dagger. San
ming ar samhallets grundval, och
hvarje ordhallig man en- grund-
sten i samhallsby och dar-
for alltid aktad och varderad.; man
ser namligen i honom, i hans per-,
son karleken till sanning och ratt
uppenbara sig; och dar denna
karlek ar till fnnandes, dar alska
ock ofriga dygder bo i hjertats
vrar, och dar skall ock hvarie
adelt fro, som nedlagges hjertats
dup, spira upp med loftesrika
J: skordar for evigheten. Oar ater
brist pa ordhallighet eller med an
dra ord lognen fatt vinna intrade;
dar trifves ej det CODA; och ur
delta missforhallande skall sa sma-
ningom uppkomma en- strid, ur
hvilken mer in en- skall ga med
krossad lefnadslycka. Ingenting
har verkat sa mycken sondring
och sa mycken split menniskor
emellan, som brist pa ordhallig-
het; ia, ALA tiders historic skall
till och med kunna framvisa exem-
pei pa, att denna brist mer an en-
gang verkat samhallsomstortande.
Dess verkningar kunna lika litet
utestanga sig ifran palatset som ko-
jan och CORA sig lika litet gallande
med afseende pa fursten som tig-
garpojken.-Att en- atergang till
nagot battre idetta hanseende vo-
re onskligt, dareniot torde val in
gen villa upptrada ); men harvids
lag framstaller sig, nu som alltid,
den hejdande fragan: Men huru !?
Man kan ju ingenting utratta,
for att begransa delta missforhal-
lande !"-Man kan emellertid Ut
rata mera an man tror, eller hvad
man vid forsta ogonkastet maktar
fatta. "Rom bygdes ej pa en-
dag" sager ordspraket; endast ge-
nom kraft allvar och ofortruten
fit, kan malet, en- forandring cit till
battre delta hanseende, vinnas !;
endast darigenom att en- hvar drar
slit stra till stacker f0rm&r den
lila myran lorna upp sin Babels-
byggnad, och endast genom hvar
och ems lifiga medverkan och all
varliga strafvan, kan ordh&llighe-
ten sa smaningom ater intaga den
q plats vara dagliga lefnadsforhal-
landen, som den bor hafva. Van
da vi oss forst och framst mat, till
oss sjelfve, och SO till, ON va1a eg-
ma strafvanden verkligen ga den
riktning, de i thy fall borde CORA ;
och finna vi att s& 81 ar forhallan-
det, ma det d& varda var oah&tliga
5diktan och tfaktsn att foorst af. ALT
genom vart tanke- och landings
satt visa, det vi ratt tolkat inne-
borden af uttrycket : en- man
ett ord |! Och hafva vi sedan hum
nit sa langt, att vi med visshet kun
ma betrakta oss som kampar for
det sanna och rata, da hafya vi
Z for var ofvertygande verksamhet
ett det vidstracktaste falt. Hvar.
ie adel strafvan ar visserligen i
sig self beloning nog, men den
frukt VI en- gang skola skorda al
! vart utsade, skall dock j rikligare
matt belona oss for var nedlagds
moda. - x /
So, -. -s. s:ts
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ylptp gemi- }uprla

qbo Idaho World Printing Company
uruAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
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A portion Of the English fleet in
Besika Bay are expected to proceed
to the Gulf of KaIo.
The Situation at Erzerourn.

1u6 DlLudLlOu aL 1IZoIoum
ERzERoUM, Dec. 24th.-Turkish tele
graph communication is threatened.
It is believed that the siege Of the
place will soon begin.
Advices From Cuba Surrender Of Insurgents
HAVANA, Dec. 24th.-.An official tele-
gram from Sancti Spiritu says: Sixty
eight insurgents surrendered yester-
day. Among them were the wife and
family of Maximo Gomez. The sur
render of the family Of Maxine Gomez
Las been previously offered, and Gen.
eral Martinez Campos permitted them
to surrender, either on the Island OF
Cuba or outside, according to their
wishes. To-day forty-six surrenders
were reported in the Central Depart
ment.
Threatened Trouble with the Bannock Indians.
SALT LAKE, Dec. 24th.-Colonel
John E. Smith, commanding the Four
teenth Infantry, sent to Fort Hall,
Iduho, to investigate the threatened
war with the Bannocks, has made a
demand for the surrender of the In
dian who murdered Alex. Rhoden at
Ross Fork. They promised to deliver
him, but it is not believed they will
do it. They are we'll armed, well
mounted and insolent, and it is thought
will make trouble il the fpsing.
Cariboo Quartz Mines.
VICTORIA, Dec. 20th.-Several fresh
discoveries of gold bearing quartz
have been made at Cariboo The ex-
citement here is very great. Every
arrival from the mainland brings spec
linens of rich rock for assay. One of
the recently discovered mines is called
the Mammoth, and is said to be forty
feet in width. There are rumors Of a.
ledge that assays several thousand
dollars to the ton from sulphurets, but
these reports cannot be verified till
next week. A wonderful impetus has
been given to business throughout the
Province, and extensive city improve
ments are projected.
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ez-s. M. PETTESGIrI h Co.. 1c State street, Bos-
ton, sTPark Roy, New York, and7Ol chestnut Street
Philadelphia. are Agenssfor procuring advertise
inents for The IDAHO w I'd in tho above cities, and
authorized to contract advertising at our loves
rates.
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THE origin of the letter stamp had
tinge Of romance in it. It was thir-
ty-seven years ago that Rowland Hill,
while crossing district in the north
of England, arrived at the door of an
inn where postman had stopped to
deliver a letter. A young girl came
out to receive it; she turned it over
and over in her hand and asked the
price Of postage. This was large
sum and evidently the girl was poor,
for the postman demanded shilling.
She sighed sadly, and said the letter
was from her brother, but that she
had no money; and so she returned
the letter to the postman. Touched
with pity, Mr.. Hill paid the postage
and gave the letter to the girl, who
seemed very much embarrassed.
Scarcely had the postman turned his
back when the young innkeeper's
daughter confessed that it was trick
between her and her brother Some
signs on the envelop told her all she
wanted to know, but the letter coll-
tanned no writing. 1--WE are both so
poor,' she added, "that we invented
this mode Of correspondence without
paying for our letters" The traveller,
continuing his road, asked himself il
a system giving place to such frauds
was not o vicious one. Before sunset
Rowland had planned to organize the
postal service on a new basis-witl
what success is known to the world.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Various Eastern War Items.


respondent says: The commander OF
the Russian advanced corps has re-
ceived orders to remain on the defen.
sive until reinforced by troops from
the neighborhood Of Plevna.
It is said that $4,000 men, with 10
cannon, lately passed Galatz. Part
of these crossed the Danube by the
Ibrail bridge, while the remainder
went in the direction Of Kalarash. It
is thought these reinforcements will
join General Zimmerman, and operate
against the eastern side of the quad
riIateral, primarily against Silistria,
while a division of grenadiers and a
division of the reserve formerly before
Plevna will go to Biela and join the
twelfth army corps for the siege of
Rutschuk.
Grand Duke Nicholas will join the
army operating against Sofia. The
Czarowitch is expected to command
that destined to advance through the
Balkans further east, probably through
the Trojan Pass.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 2lst-Several
Mohammedan Deputies intend to So
| licit the Government in the Chamber
to open negotiations for peace.
1t is said that the Porte will shortly
order fresh levy of 100000 men.
BELGRADE, Dec 2lst.-The Servians
claim that they have cut the Turkish
communications Setwecn Nisch end
Leskova:z by capturing and destroy
ing the Schetchia bridge, after a stub
born engagement.
Russia and the Position of England.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2lst Tile
Golos publishes an article upon the
early meeting of the British Parlia-
mcnt and the possible measures of the
English Cabinet. The article declares
that Russia may await without ankle
ty the issue of this political episode,
and raay quietly continue the work
which she begun, i'll the firm convic-
tion that British intrigue will i'll no
way hinder the triumph of Russia.
Rejoicing Among Russian officers Over the At
tituds Of England.
LONDON, Dec. 2lst.-A Bucharest
special says that among the Russian
officers there is great rejoicing over
the attitude Of England, who are bit
terly offended at the arrogance and
unfriendly comments of England dur
ing the present contest They be-
lieve England can secure no allies.
and that with their armies of seas
oncd veterans they are more than a
match for any force that England can
put in the field. They also believe
that the action of England removes
the last moral obstacle from the sci
zure of Constantinople and the parti,
ton of the Turkish power in Europe.
Programme of the War Party in England.
LONDON, Dec. 2lst.-The programme
of the war party is to send British
fleet to Constantion, and 10000 men
to assist in the defense of Adranople.
The occupation and fortificatlon OF
Gallipoli is the first step to be taken
in case of declaration of war.
The Egyptian Contingent
ALEXANDRIA, Dec. 24lh.-lIalf of
the Egyptian contingent designed to
reinfore the Turkish army left here
this morning-it is believed for Crete.
The troops were mostly blacks,
A serv;an Repulse--Ths Eritish Fleet.
LONDON, Dec. s4th.-A dispatch
from Constantinople says: The Ser
vians attempted to carry Yatrie by
assault and were repulsed with I'M.
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sam RANDALL IS q teetotaler, aua las
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our goods and learn our prices, an We will make
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rosr OFFICE sorIch.

posr Otriok sUrtcN-rHg roilEidE x1fLs
II iss 49, v~~k sndpg saturday. Asgu. a. 1878 will
sis-s ,Als ses wsdns-ssv. - A. NJ Barsps
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sllr ssfr-sssl ssd 49, A. n. Ter rr~n~s direct, ~
steamship fsrtsre, We hsvrei on mursdsy. 81 A. NJ
tasope ~ smsnp cty 81 BRUSSELS. va Queeusswr
for 0~rmsuy France be tor sru.d
~ thts 1~smsr NEST be specially sddre.sedj and q, "
ef sufope ~ stsamshp sss,ert via lymouth. Cher
seafs sac hSsears on s-ssrdsy 81 ~ A. M Europe
r e.smsny sad sso.sS " be oswsrdsd By this
mast - any -ddfssssd ssd A. NJ for scotlsra
sm.et nesnsstp Bolivia vie Gissgow. aud ct ii 30
" "s s~many. 1e. ~ ss~arnsbie Mossi. vie South.
ssd tse Ooeussst be vvsrssa By ths steamer must
- spseisy snnrssssdD The st~smshps AbyxsInia Ciy
81 brusses Asd sssmAnlc Dc for DENIM ark
n-sden .ns rcrwsy the malls Tor West ladies' snd
senefuss leave Nsw losk August ~ The nsiis for
ssesss. ana shs sc.sh rseioe pors. leave New York
- The malls fos China and Japsn Frsselsoo
xsrs ~, ~Aas e. Acsgai,a A. leave sss rrsn
fssr osricA hnv Yosx- August AZ. 1874
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

8FECAAk HWytCAS.
ExrEx1EDisAKY ckAwiSc G.sAL lxvzsx.
sisa PsizIs xaoUsiiSo TO 4: ssseS'
TickEls siSo 80 s2s $40; rwtsIlEr.s. o.
1ouisfANx sEffEnsKE 10 cAfirai ssc.an
JACKSON 4 Co. B.sL.rs. 81 Sassss a. r.s...
~ OFFICIAL kENrUckY sfArk DaAwisvs
no. "a ss Is 81 81 10 = ss. - 3 - in. a.
r. s. 50. rs s z "a g. bicsissos s.. .. "a
10 s az . "a go 40 is "
49, o. g. T. a. a. "a xbD3 Co ... |. "a
IcioT%sss. ,vss r.sssa'ss sss .s..s sss.l.c Apssy
E-ExrR k9EnL Asy. pnAw s.....
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sssoooo IN ' ss.s.s . s., 80 :. s~..
uLGrr Zoo. srss.r. 80 Br..4-.y
n SINGLE NUnBnR KENTUCKY DiSfRisuri0x
Louisiss. sissi. sa.ns.r a.s-. sssss.sss "a
Capital Priss kss.uo0
cIurE ! CO. ssss.r sSo n-.ss-.y
X ENrvckkY srArE PAIL. D.Awis"s
S SPEs 1 Hyss ssaskp prL s,sss o Jis
BuLLARD CO.. Bsetsr. oo7 Broadway. nsar cosh o.
ksi our private psrss.. Bressvsy srs .ps srem
A. a. mil r. ~ sealed r'sAs sshsa NATHAN isi
I OUIsIANA srAr1 LOTTERY cnnrAky.-so
Apostpon tor any Ninth 0rssd Dsssriss
iss 4 Hs. cc E
100 ooo Tickets. ; g, nsl..s 81 ASH = p4rrhih
s ss:. sis; s s.s s ssl Ne La 90
r OTTIE FOWLER. TRANCE AND BusISE Has nK-
Ldium and Magnets fhysisian. % i3o ksss letA
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WATCHES. JENELftY. 90.
AT i,y72 BROADWAY ABOVE alp, MONEY f0R
hPeronat Property old Gold siiverwars bought; 3D.
A PAIR BRAZILIAN s2.OOo DIAMONDS, IN EAR
Anngs fer $3.50 Crosses: .inss Ac from $50 V 5oot
sbles purchased .. n. BARRIs0ER, IS Union square.
A r eis BROADWAY. NEAR 2lsT ST., LOANS Nh.
"A gotsssd; Diamonds Watches, Gold, silver. Psrssasl
Property, Ne, beuxh, ana sold. !. THOs. LYNCH.
MOSEY.-DIAM0NDs. WATCHES. JEwkLRY. srL
u vetwsre, A bought snd sold back small advsuca
GhUkGh O. ALLEN. i,iep broadway. near 2eth Ut.
I OFT BROADWAY, OVER HERALD BRANCH
l.LO Ladies' private once Dismeuds, Watches Jew
sry. Be-, bought snd sold Branch, l,2U7 B.csAway
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l,2e5 RRoADWAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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ExcSksIoNs-aD PAe.-sd and 4sA coils.
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saS! 4sR t92sH g1as- s. so
adsioAL L Isl PA rAe-MS' col IT,.
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pRoPERrr As OUT OF ~ rnE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
sE hs4A$E s ,..r1 sts - col
1ALES At AUCTION 18th PAcs-6th col.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcs-ist
ID and Sd co1A
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-l2TH PACING ana
SPECIAL NOTICEs-Isr PAcE-lst and I'd cola
SUMNER RkSORTS-12ru PAGE-5th and 9Th col.
TIE TRADES = 18TH PAG.-4tn col.
THE TURF -1sr PAcE-2d c0 49,
TO LET FOX BUSINESS PURPOsES-lsr PAcs-4th
rRAvEiLERs' GUIDE-2p PAGx-2d and Sd eo,s
UNFURNl>H HID ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
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WANTED TO PURCHAsE-12rH PAGE-6th col.
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TO LET-Isr PAGK-4th col.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS roK THE CONSTRUCTIONS OF 4 L1fa
Saving station i1ouse
TRRAsuRy DxrARruEr.

kealed proposals. will be this s1es until ~
0cloet noon OF Wednesday, August - 1879 Tor the
ersettee OF HE saving station hosse short Beech.
Long Island I'm the OF Hempssssd oppcsts Pree-
pert). n The building be compIsied. ready fss
secupancy 90 before tbs 5sh day Of November 1919
bach bid mas be accompanied wth bond In shs IL
one thousand 1 COO dollars. with aod suSciens
surstes that hs BIDDER shall
trsst vishcst delay asd give sueh bonds fer
the tathfai psrtsrmanee thereof be reQnrsd II he
bid be accepted.
proposals isdorssd -Preposais fsr the sss-
savinx station house. and addressed 20
the osnera sspsrinscndeut. United ssass. Life ssvisg
Service, Treasury Department.. WsshisE tcn, ID. O.
Specification .ad pss. .ad forms q proposal and bond
be cbssined the once u the Collector Of Custes
% Sag Harbcr, OF n. r. Hunting. supesissendsns
Of Lite Saving Stations Bsidgshampton \. "; Of Cap
tan j. n, usrrymsn. u. 4. X NJ, No. 10 Broadway, N.
r., Of neutsssus q. H. Melsilsn. Bay shore. Long
lsend y. ", and application 70 this ofbcc.
The all bids, waive defsets
10 fer The intersst Of tbs 70 -
W. d. oCoNNoR.
Acting General superintendsnA
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IN fiIE 0RPHNNs' COURT, rHfLADEIPfIfS.
l. Estate Of George Woods, dscssses.
And now July 49, 1879. appearing 20 said CsurS BIZ
petition OF Jane Woods widow OF George Woo IT, that
deceased died intsae leaving heirs kndred
m final settlement OF the account William j. slls
Cher sinstrstor Of said dccedent there s3s So In
his hands Tor distribution % aad
stves OF the deccased, &C. the Court grant rule upon
sl heirs and parties IN interest TO estate 20 show
said CONT september a. 1878 At 10 ecIoer
A. NJ, why ssd should be awarded TO sbs pes.
tionet according to Law.
CHAs. DAVIS. Attorney.
No. AL south Och o., Phiia4sfnhia.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
The School Board.
MEETING-MR. GIvEN's
QUEST REFUSED-sCHOOI REPAIRS F

ADJOURNED MEETING-MR. GIvBN's RE-
QUEST REFUsED-sCHooL REPAIRS, ETC.
The Board of Education held an ad-
Journed meeting, last evening, Mr.. Con-
rad In the chair and Superintendent
Harlan acting as Secretary.
Ihe report of the special committee in
favor OF leasing portion of No. . school
yard to Archibald Given was considered
and rejected, by vote of to 6 and 9
members not voting.
MI. Eckel moved that permission be
given NO. u committee to have the school
whltewashed during the May week va
catlon. The motion, after a prutracted
discussion on the subject of repairs IN
general, was adopted.
NO. committee reported that new
clubhouse be constructed in that school
yard, similar to the one in No. 3 yard,
for $500, and Mr.. Morrow moved that
the committee be instructed to receive
proposals and proceed with the construc-
ton of the house. This motion was
adopted, but as the Board, in afterwards
discussing the subject, could not decide
whether the motion was simply for pro-
posals, or for doing the work, or for
both, the original motion, as stated
above, was reconsidered and adopted
over again. A motion by Mr.. Eckel
was also added, providing that one-half
of the cost of the work should come from
No. repair fund, and one-half from the
general contingent fund.
On Mr.. Morrow's motion, permission
was granted Prot. MacHarg to deliver a
lecture on mnemonics before the school
teachers, after school hours some after
noon next week, in school No. l.
Mr.. Ferris moved that No. 12 commit
tee be given authority to purchase new
HHnkap xyntpP hnnlaf Tho rnnfian
vailed, when Mr.. Ferris confessed that
the bucket had already been purchased.
Repairs were ordered at School No. 8
and on DR.. Shortlidge's motion the JAM
tor was instructed TO collect the Board
room keys in the possession of the retir-
ing members.
Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
SECOND EDITION
WASHINGTON.
The Florida Sensation Subsid.
1ng-DemOcrati Opinion.

WASHINGTON, April 28.-The dicus-
sion over the Florida confessions, so cal
led, is not so general or so SO ansmated
to-day as it has been, and the excitement
which was reused by the first disclos-
ures Will subside very rapidly unless
there are fresher sensational develop
ments to keep it going. A number afli-
davits have been made public which
seems to confirm and strengthen the
statements made by McLin and Dennis.
These affidavits, which form part of the
evidence in the Florida Contested cleo
tion case of Finley VS.. Bisbee for seat
in The House of Representatives, have
been in Washington Tor some time, and
would not have been deemed of suf-
f1cient interest to warrant newspaper
circulation had it not been for the oc-
cu,rences of the last two days,
Judge Field, of the Supreme tCourt,
who was member of the electoral COM
mission, said to-day that he considere ed
OF Importance, because while it was true
that the facts were all known before, yet
this was tue first time that any of those
who were Instrumental in committing
the frauds admitted their guilt.
A democratic Senator, one of the most
sagacious and longheaded of that side, in
conversation with your correspondent
to-day, confirmed the views taken in
these dispatches last night III said the
only material value of the disclosures
would be to make party capital. las for
Haye,," hesaid, she is infinitely better
man for us than 1ilden would be; he
keeps his own party divided and ours
united. We do not want him to come
to us, and he has no idea of coming, land
therefore the democratic party can Lave
noresPonsiblityifo his administration, las
was the case with John Tyler, who open
ly came over TO the democrats"
Mr.. Knott, the chairman of the House
judi ciary committee, is now thoroughly
convinced that there must be an investi-
CATION OF the Florida disclosures. Mr..
Hewitt says that In his opinion, when all
the facts are brought out, Mr.. HAYES
will, as an honorable man, retire with
out further ado. But those who know
Mr.. Hayes better, than Mr.. Hewitt say
he is rot so thin skinned AS all that, and
will only smile ard say" "Everythi ng will
come right"
All the facts in the case as was said
last night were set forth in the strongest
terms in the speech made by Senator
Jones, of Florida last winter. These
facts were also admitted in speech
made on the floor Of the House by Rep
resenlative Purman OF Florida mem
Der of the national republican commit ee
Thee is one resalt which is bound to
accrue from the recent stirring up the
matter of the election of Mr. Bisbee
| from his seat in the House, and the seat
Ing of Mr.. Finley who was rightfully
elected to represent the second district of
Florida. In regard TO the letter given
to Dennis by the President, it is said
by some of the intimate friends of Mr..
Hayes that there is no significance to be
attached to 1T, as he Is i'll the habit, they
say, OF giving letters 10 most all who
ask for them.
The daily gazette., 1878-04-27
THE M. s.. r.. A.

The room of the Moral Suasion Re-
form Association, at Third and King
streets, was crowded last evening, it be-
ing the occasion of their regular public
meeting. No doubt large number of
those present anticipated lively time
owing to the action of the Foundry tenn
perance people on Thursday evening,
voting to hold no meeting at that place
on Friday and Monday evenings but
join the NJ. S. II. A, in their meetings on
those evenings. The curious ones were
disappointed as the meeting passed off
very quitely. John II. Moore, presided,
and the exercises were opened with
prayer by "Jimimy" Jones, after which
addresses were made by Messrs. Day,
Cook, Manpin, Hargis and Leibrandt.
Solos were sung by Messrs. Street and
Cross.
A large number of persons wended
their way to the "Old Foundry" think
ing that there would be a meeting held
there, but it was not opened.