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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-30
Mark TvaIn's speech Introductory Ol
General HawIeys

EsMark Twain" otherwise Samuel L.
Clemens, made speech at Elmira, Sat
urday night, introducing to Republican
meeting General Hawley, of Connecticut,
| in the COurce of which he said:
| General Hallway Is 4 member of my
| church at Hartford and the author OF
| Beautiful Snow Maybe he will deny
| that. But l am only here to give him Il
| character from his last place. As pure
| citizen, | respect him; as 4 personal
| friend of years, have the warmest re-
| gard for him; as n neighbOr whose vege-
| table garden adiOinS mine, Why-Why,
| watch him. That's nothing; we all DO
| that with any neighbOr. General Hawley
keeps his promises not only in private,
but in public. lie is an editor who be-
lieyes what he writes in his own paper.
| As the author of Beautiful Snow" he
has added new pang to winter. lie Is
| broad-sOuled, generous, noble, liberal,
alive to his moral and religions RESPONSE
biIities. Whenever the contribution box
was passed l never kLCw him to take out
| a cent. He is square, true, honest man
in politics, and must say he occupies
mighty Lonesome position. He has never
Shirked duty or backed down from any
position taken i'm public life lie has
= been right every time and stood Jhere'
| As Governor. as Congressman, rs SOL
dier, as the head of the CenJennlal COM
mission, which increased our trade IN
} | every port and pushed American prOduc-
4 | tiOn into all the known WorIu, ne mas
conferred honor and credit upon the
A | limited States. He is an American of
, | Americans Would we had more such
). men! SO broad, 81. bountiful in his char
. actcr that he never turned tramp emp
il ty handed from his door, but always gave
: him a letter of introduction to me. His
; nuhIic trusts have been many, and never
1 in the slightest did he prove unfaithful.
: Pure, honest, incorrupuble, that is Joe
/ Hawlcy. Such man in politics is like
= a bottle of perfumcry in glue factory il
n may modify the stencil if it dOSen't de-
{ str0v it. And now, in speaking thus
e highly of the speaker of The evening,
Il haven't said any more of him than
II would say of myself Ladies' and gentle
1t men, this is General Hawley.
ii -e--
lc Sydney Smith could not let slip chanc
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-30

sydney Smith could not let slip a chance
to make Joke. The Rev. Mr.. Selwyn
departed rs missionary for New Zea-
land. Smith took him warmly by the
hand and said: .'Good by, my dear Sell
wyn; hope you will not disagree with
the man who eats you. .''-Od AHecdote.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-30

A corrected list of the members of the
next General Assembly is given herewith.
The Senate stands Republicans %. Demo-
Gratis Is. being Il majority of Z. The
House stands Republicans 50, Democrats
10, being a majority of "a. There will
be a Republican majority of 81 on joint
ballot:
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1879-10-30

ALL WORK WARRANTED FOR TWO YEARS.

Patent ONEOW Buggy
of l2to 20 thn
orl
attention
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING.
Being practical satisfaction every
n
el Il. O.. II UTHIIL.
, 1879-05-17

Carl AFrcn.at; Roetotary n,nl Treasurer, ~. u.
lInrT!ton; Honorary Physician. Dr. II. r. Quack-
.cnt'osH.
Dim Noueicnust was IN t},c citr Yesterday.
lIr feels cIateu ovcs Ills California engagement.
lIe i}ret wttk he tnok lit f19,UN, uni thr ber.
ind jl,LW, ,-eshlcnre' Tint Dion Ia mt 70 dca,l,
m tl,nny hlinp,se. Last right sir NDuclrult,
with 1ohn Mccullough, Lett fur New York.
Next week' utt tracttnus: At Hnverty's, Lester
Nni1nrk III ''0urs :" uIFi "Aty Awful Uu4 u: at
1lnolry's. Pauline A1arklIah,'s "rInafore ~; at
lfaufrf's, +. I. Htctsun In "Nccis nt,tI Neck y;
d MrVekcra, our late War Illustrated; and mi
the tsaKc.Fgont FUrcpaugh will hang out h!s
GannGr.
"'rIe 1.asAss" arc putting their, feathers In
order st,r Hi;ln. They AsiEtt ut Haniwici,. I'll.
o1l aIonday evening. SUCCESS Rhpuld attend
thrla. Mr. Tt,!awl Reed as"! Miss Aiice Hast
parts e1celsnt'y suited to tllclr un1ttties, which
arc III no eaEnlnpn urlor,
Cornc'Ia Townscnd, says the Clipper recor
cres! {u'lgitnt III Ai.E1at 1S1s, ararAt Ja1tIrs
Steele S!nckayr for s9s&4, execution upon whlcl
f'cIng returned nnsattsffctl,- sfnckaye was d.
rcrie3 by 'sittgc barrett, In January Inst to Al
pcnr for examination upon supplementary PRO
cecsittlEs. This oys!eF belag aisrcG4r1ed, JutSge
I)nnhlIltc, OH Afny IL, adludged the defcndan
guilty of contempt.
The bodies Of deceased Islks in Cypress Hill
Cemetery, Hr0DklyU. we're d!sintcrfetl TN the
Stli lust, nnl transferred to the receiving vauts
q thu Evergrecns Cemetery, in which IL the
E'ka' new bI!rying:gronnd. It will be dedicated
On '!;ne ]. when the dlslntersed bodies will lH
buried finally. dnlahlc duartette Will sing q,
ole written for the oreasIon. A chorus Of 1O
Eofres n',d All orchestra Of tlftY peccs will ast
participate.
, 1879-05-17
RIGHTS QE CITIZENSHIP.

ST. LOUIS May 10.-lf. ". BocsscIlcr auil his
brot!cs, Caster u. lsoasstliet. Of Oesuap pa,es.-
nge, hut born In this city, who, however, silent
ulust at tl.etr bayhood aud were educated IN
GERMANY, sent a letter to sceretary-of-
B,a.o Eyarts to-aay. stating that fur
plo t,4st two yrurs tlwy had bccu
greatly annoyed BY PruAslau officials
clatn,,,s they sru Y,r!es obligations to tefyo IN
lbs trutsian army; u!so that ,l!e'r father, Carl
q, BossAvllur, wno Is uuw residing III tI,a VII.
,uxu Ut NartSe, near Erkerniotr1c. tn ihe Prov
il1cp of SceswIs. anu wli, Ii raturalizrd cti-
With tllu co,lslA.lon u,nl attachment VI poF-
tlun or all Of tho money Ut property
ha may sea lit to belueatt to thrtn, Y lalrY
fail to appcar IN court IL llm CITY of srhl"s sig
on thu "a day u July next. They uk s.:-
, 1879-05-17

Labor nnd Cnt,ftaf-Trnub1rs of the Grantl
Trnnk-Tho Iiron.rh victuatcr~ 1'rnl,ure
to Got One Of Ticlr .Sutn''er tn .taii.
6p<ctai Dtspasch 10 7ar Tffbnne.
LONDON, May 10.-ft has been decided by tte
management Of tic Cannda Southern Railway
to reduce the expenses Of It's maintenance in
1t, Thomas br the amount Of 10 per tcne. Thls
1t Is prnposed to accomplish by reducing te
number Of etnploYes. uud br reducing their
Wages. This step is tnken In consequence Of the
hcavy tax imposed on the Company by the Ia.
cFcasc Of customs interest Under the rev tariff,
atEl which Ia computed Mt sl00,0D0 u year.
SptetD psIatth to 1at Tribune
OTTAWA, MAY 1al-rlle amendment to the
Railway act rtuuifcs owners Of bridges, whether
companies Or municipalities, to raise brt.Iges to
the specified hight Of seven feet oboyc the
freight cars now IN use wltllln twelve months.
Cars must nut be constructed to a greater hight
tlIan is at present tic ease. The pcunlty fur
violating tl'esc provisions Is Increased from 500
to $500. Railway companies arc required, under
like penalty, to label cars carrying dangerous
explosives consptcuously, 50 Tint warning as to
contents will bo given, nnd train-wreckcrs are
anbject 10 Imprisonment for iifc or for a term
Of not less than tHo years, whiln the tEin,c Is
termed felony.
Apectai Disuatch 10 7ns Tribune.
t}uEngc, ainy 1u.-Thc Quebec slnp l.ahorcrs'
'soc:ty is agat'l asserting ITSELF with Reference
to the payment Of Its members. An advertise
1nct IA published in tlr organ Of the Society not-
'f' o"'p ."a,.e.s ""u a""s.e 1"a. 's' "ou '
vessels wherein u'ey are employed fespohs'f''e
for their wages. to BIZ paid every Saturday cyen-
IN: ly the master Oh board, and that tl,ry build
III, contracts with slevedoyys bud!ng wltt, re-
EAsl to wages.
.,p.~1ai Dispatch to 71e Tribune.
OTTAWA, MAY 7G.--1sie Hon. Mr.. Arg1fn has
received letter from correspondent tn the
Northwest setting forth that tis. great question
OF how illr Indans In future to ecarcti for Is
daily becoming Urc presstIgly III need Of sou-
ttusl. Tile Indians must BE- led, Or feed them
selves nj the exprnsu Of the pioncer settlers.
Special b!snatch 70 The 7r.oune
MONTREAL. Afnv 1G..-AmDng the fcnturcs OF
the 94tts celebration will be thu match between
tho Muntrca} Lacrosse Club nlti the CauGlna-
wngas. Ills Exccilency anfl her Royal High
ncss, Coluucl Austin, ana the Thirteenth Kcgt-
,nlent at brooklyn, n,l,l gun. Smith and statf,
hare accepted Invitations to bc present.
An independent competing l1nc TO tIlE Gfnnd
, 1879-05-17
QRlIuARY.


&petlal DftpatcA % zAe 1f:aHa&
DECATUR, ILL.,, May 1J.-'iho itev. Or. j. ~
1allsnget died at Eianttc lust n,cht, agcd 40
yrass. For five years hc was tho pastor ii The
Christian Church At that place. md his death
has caused dcca glootu over tho catru eu.n.
u'untty. Ills funeral occurred this nftcrnoon, at
WHICH tho Ress. tieode, of liasststowE, I.ayf,ts.
0f Decatur, J. D. Altctl nnl 4. ]. inne, Of
6prMpt!eld, u: II. Goodc. Of Petersburg, mud
pr. smith, Of Chatham, otiirlatctl. Ills rsmalus
WIRE taken to dlrarl, ill.,, for iutermcut.
SAA FRANc1sco. May tfL-{let'r.o I. Ma j.
Twin Mine, nuar Mokoulnne ll!il, this aitor.
nJk,n,
, 1879-05-17
CHIEF MOSES.

WALLa WAt1A, ". r.. atay ia counctt
was held at Wallrla oil the stcamcs Northwest
betwecn Moses and other Indiana nM1 Gem
1Iuward aul Gay. Ferry. Mnscs says the rcsrr-
yatiuIt they nro EoIlsg to put him On Is not tho
ono lq asked for nnd Was giyGa MIN, yet his
own map showed whero hu marked
nut the place himself that hB drslrct!
anl was given him. Mclleah, The
i,.tcrpreter, euys te agreed III every partfc1-
lar to accent the reservation lafd off fur him
hctwcrn O'iauagnn River on tllu east null thu
Casc.ltica MOtntntns Un 1!lt west. Moats says
he wunts the Colyilfc Reservation, for that is
What l,o went to Washington for, Secretary
sch,rz has bccn tetegraphu, to for tnstri,r-
lions. aleantttnc tile Indians md n tfs1l and
military psrty will proceed to Kisiitas Valley
mid walt rrDfy,
, 1879-05-17

WHEELING, ". Va, May 1O,-At o'clock
this morning. as DR.. Sullivan, druggist, was
returning homo, he was assaulted by n MIN
supposed to be Tho,nas List. Sullivan wns
knoel<cd down, and, willie PROSTATE, two coll
fcdcrntes pf List cnmc up mil rn'>tcu him ni
his gold watch nnI cllan, uts,l s. In money.
l.[st wos arrested THIS morning, u,id was held to
answer further examination in the sum Ut
500.
A bold robbery occurred at Burnsvillc, I'n.,
yestertlny evening. u pedtIes WAS making his
way to the above town, When lie ssMs stopped by
two men. The men uskod to look at his wares,
aEd, on being refused, threw the putftllcr town
nnl rIted hfs jack ind took frnn, hts person
S1D0 IN notes and silver. C!Inrlcs Anthony and
held Tor trial.
, 1879-05-17

ANN AHnoIs, Mich, May 18.--Jnmcs 1'oai1, who
graduated ut tho Law Department last March.
WIS brought here to-day bY Sheriff Case, from
Hancock, l.. l., where hn was arrested. Ilo is
Implicated with other stulont-burglars, n,nl IS
charged with receiving the stolen property, part
tewelry. stolen by Drif from 4. 1alll,crg. HIS
implication will others was learned ttlrougl,
Dclf, who has given away all ILLS accompliees.
daye.
, 1879-05-17
ELECTION FRAUDS.

2GItt1HE 7T9@1E" II 7HE 7ITbHHF.
NEW YonK, May 1G.-1ohn FlaIcrty aM1
Gcorge Bennett, Commissioners Of tho City
Works OF Brooklyn, who Auvo Tor slx weeks
past been on trial for conspiracy to dctraud tmt
city by maintaining Inen on the pny.rolls Who
did no work, were tu-day convicted. Tho Jury
was out nearly two days, untl a disagreement
wns considered ccrtaIs. I'hn amount involved
WAS $50, 600, The men were put on tho pay-r0lis
lust before election time.
, 1879-05-17

otllcn were Rtrenethcned 10 CERTAINTY. Ed Hari
Btewnrt, borscr, WIS taxcn intu r,.ypte
rtx,tf1. and anb-csed 10 searching qtlct fDt,!,e,
which lastei over shrec hours. At about 3
O'clock H gave way l,ilcr IL, at"l ar ,1ttctt Tint
l!o carried OF the bog ana rcnlttarc't,s lte was
nt ONO given Into tic c,ls,t3dY ot sti,e Untci
Stairs Aarshnf. Stewnrt IL yoi,,E
colorcd rnau about - or ~ years nf
age. aud has been in THO otiiru fof ak
y"ats' e ah .1s ~ nt',sr f"as . ~ tut currIcfs
oill.,ais, AMI that ha so,id rive h,lts,ltnfrd 10
such tc.npLattnn, wen he Inv Im.,c.l by eptr-
t,,lttss u taking tI!Msat1 aof ready cn+l,. Is II
tnrsgrv 10 them. liz DEF 41,rl to be- Interview.
only ones III that part 1T The Fost-Dlllcu yiu.t,
the rubhery uecurrel. tin1 ti,r p1.lrcs vi thu
thef op,ns I'll outside + WHO slipped In wore rs
Que III Il thUuaAild.
, 1879-05-17
THE HIRERMlANc.

C1NcissArl, O., May l6.--At to+1aY's session
Of The Ancient Or1er OF itibernaus, John Hart,
OF Ncw Jersey, was reelected National Del.e
gate; Thalucus Flanagan, of San Franc1scn, Nj
titnai Sccrctnry; Bernard Doyle. Of }ock Island,
Satlnnal Treasurer. Thu Convention viii ad.
iQltrn t0,in0rEUW
, 1879-05-17


Provo, Utah, h1ay l0.-wnIlaec Wt1kcr.on,
wbu sftos Baxter 1T Ttplte a,out two ycnr. neo.
WAS executed here to-day ut i! IN, lie cyInccd
great nerve, rid satin ei'ar facIug tt'rcc ctna
dtatAnt abor; thirty feet without either bA,nsng-
inE or elo' ,t Ills eyes. Tls wlro spcnt the last
night '=Ad un tn wt,hIn lsf MI hour
OF the execution Will. him. The scenc Ut tlIc
partItE; WIS very affecting. fIo mattc short
soeccE.. cxbresslng thanls to the olEtcials n,pl
oters stating hc atl tn ftlvIl1 toward auY hut
o"f:reraun who .wore fn'sciy on thr tr1nl. iin
II Jneti God would forgive him. ffe hadc all
.uotl-0y, sllo0k hands with a jeH t'llclafs and
others thrn touk position, OH tho cIlalr, n!n1,
at a stgnnl frdm The MarallAl, three co'cealed
markstnch fired. lte 1capcd from the fhair, cx-
ciaiulautl, 70 t;o1l'' Iel1 forward on his iacc,
and continued wrlt1ltnE, breathing a fcw gasps
for twenty-srvcn n1tnttes, when t1c pl'yslr'ans
pronounced hin deut1. About twenty-five i'eopv
we:c til the tall-yartt, mil probably Rbaut a90
outside tic ft1c1uaure,
, 1879-05-17
TIE I'liIE'rltIe-SIIOf}Tl:fe.
EnSsfoY pfsn1!,.A IN YHt Ys.fattrA

lAnlANArol.1s, May i6.-Gcoree Harding Inns
bccn tnitctel for recent attempts to XIII c. 4.
Light, AMI for shooting Young LIzus. Tail will
b. furnished. IIu IL still ut i!le sanftariAtn
near Cincinnati, .i,L perfect quiet Is prescribed.
, 1879-05-17
WILL DIE.

speefal Disnafcn TO 7as 9iib4ak
FoRr WAYNE, lna., May 16.-'Ihrro aro no
new developments In the Webb murder tcle-
graphed last night. Webb Is still nllvc, but his
life cannot be prolonged msny hours. The
Commissioners will tncet III special session to-
mor1ow, and offer largo reward for thu cup
ture oi the murderer. Inr1e Is as yet no ciew
to his identity,
, 1879-05-17

New ORLEANS, May 1G-The T;,ues' Plaque.
mine, lbcrviIIu parlsh, spceal aays: Robert
Cheney {coiored) was hanged hero Today for
sayshinE Amelia Votellt III Juua, ISIS. Ilie ex-
ecut!ult l,asscd o1f quietly.
, 1879-05-17

retary ESarts .totnse ,aMri saeInn as will sion
tlIrsc demands Of ftg P.ussIap fiuvcsumrnt,
nm pr4jtCct tf,cn tn t!ler rtEfts Ut Ancricnn
citizenship. Tic H1essc1Icr lrG IIrrB 1Iavc lived
UNI dune business here stnco lsi, nsd arc regis
tered rutttB.
, 1879-05-17
STOLEN LETTERS IEC0VEitED.
kpscial EfSpastA 70 Tas TfttHnx.

1xp1ARAPot1s. May 1.-two special detect
Ives arrived this morning from Chicago to assist
In wording up thu tost.Osllrp robbery. Alter
careful examination It was determined that the
ts!et had gohe from the Registry Department
into tue basement, alll tue probability was lhut
il,e plumber WIS sill In tho building. 4 strict
search ot TIC loWcr stoiY was ordered, aid at ~
o'clock carpenter osstatlng In tic search found
tho 'ulssing letters bch so0'v loose tlnbcrs N
u lark corner u tue cu!1as, The lux III whas)l
thu lcttcFs wvse whsn takeu was tound ncar ",
4 little later examination showed ti,at uot ono
Of lie lettcra had l,ecn opruasl, and none of them
Hgru nllssng. Aftcr tho discovery Ut The park'
aGcs ntt money suspicious of ll!t bllIeatA tlAt
tue theft wax cou1ultto4 BY souls ono tH tAs
, 1879-05-17

To cure cnnattpnt'on, hlltnusnohe, aud Tim
tuent at bawcis Or liver, taxo Arent's Vegetable
Howet Regulator. uhltko tho utna1 pntVatlvc4,
Il soes not wsakea tsfitatc. Thu &C; lou IL iuld
Fiu se!lca 70 well calcnacd to rcst0rc thc bowels
Il, lwalthy acilon depot, No. Ito East Madison
kfEnnf.
, 1879-05-17
DRAMATIC NOTES.

AflkAtIA1k 4N4J
TraNk Mayo sails for Europe about tie ed
Inst.
l,out.e poneroy appears At 1looley's on tic
::.t5tl.
4 theatre Is being erected OIL Coucy Island,
NY,
Weatlprsby's I'rottqucs close their season on
Atay3l.
!sIhe Two Orphans II this attcrnoonant even.
lny by kate Eaxtou's company III Hoo1uYR.
Mr. Harry Let was III town yesterday. lIe
returns tomorrow and rc,natna for ono wcek.
"Dplomacy" for the last tItue vii, 10 paYGd
ut Mcrlcker's lnatiuee and cvcut1tg Of tpday.
Its probaols that Miss Annie Graham, lnto
Of MvricKcr's stock compahy, will retire iro,a
tbs stage toE q SEASON ur twu. III u IGW days
stu cocs to Philadelphia.
Joseph Whculuck anl Frcd +. Robinson have
been speenly cngagcd to support AIlss Ada
EAyclt!tsh When, Oh Nav 10, hl,o rcapicara III
New York NJ aM actress, ter role boiIg Nota't'ttt,
III ''As YOU laks H."
sotllcra, md fIoreucc. IN their fishing Siege
oil tic Natasha9aan ltiverl Cahada, wi'Irh
to accompanied by Hlr Joln Rel1 w well VI hy
thu Duke Ut bGautort.
Thu rstate ot thu 1ato Arthur Cheney III
6wanlixcntt, Muss, MaH sold III auction MaY 7.
1t 1rlgi1Nlly cust E:s3 kU, mud brought udcr tho
hummer ss,oo: y sotnprisel housc. lodgc,
Mr. Ffcd u. Wards. Ut Tic Diplomacy"
party, Inns siEned q contract with J..!,n AtcCul-
luugt fur next season. lle will 1a leading nun,
Ut esllrse, III tbs support. sIr. Wartln will 1c
yuiunt,lo acquisition to the toHpany, ws Aeel
sea1rely say.
Ia American Dramatic Fund Association On
May E3 eirrt..l Tie ful!own. orura: PrrsldunL,
I rt,Ltr II II HIIhA "
, 1879-05-17

AunuzN, N. T., May 1G.-IsFolhcrton. age'l
eS, who fnust'ercd his son-!n.law IN !SH7, a,Ma
whose efhe has since been In court, was to-day
aentonced to bs hanged July II.
, 1879-05-17

The free list bsspcildcd-for public cramiua-
tim.
Amateur dcadrcat1 to mannrer-I arn repro.
scuta,lyu uf the itsHu Goosfg"H n,n! want two
seats In your theatre without paying for them.
Mnuagcr--alcn,lon the q'sid pro qno you shall
give Tor this privilege.
uea,1,,eau-f will nrfto you u,, sir. ! mn ly
turs, sir, tic critic captfouH the critic ssarlsng,
The cylttc fierce, tho critic sarcastic, tic critic
ualytieu,, tilr critic metaphysical, Che critic }u
.norols Tic half dozen Or 1o2e lll'es ean ~
sort In thc IjatU GoostWun VIII he rcna W huh'
urct]s OF t1oushtrR OF people,
M.-Hut leuk here. thgre urc tWcnty-thfee o1
tl,c Govstguu,x pcuplc nlready on my lrcc-llst.
n-d--Wlto asr thsy ALT
At.-Wril, tflerc'a 'lotca.
n~-d--Ttte proprtetor'
M.-And Smith. A..
D-d--rhc publisher
M.-And Brown. ~
D-d--TI,c edttar.tn-GAluf.
N,-Anl llaolga.l.
p-l-'rllr managing tiltof*
A[.-Aud L3ran1ltCar.
D-J--IIc ucal G'litQr,
M.--Anl E}runInfcin.
D-u-Brumntgtn q ifot on our paper now
HES un tho Weekly Pop UHA.
M.-Wcll, lie comes lii On the 0oostgna any
D-l-Smits,crs hasn't been on the 0oosegn,,
for two years. He's IN tho hardware business.
Sor all bts family. And Doo!}ean.
D-a-DoollGan! Dooligun. Small, smart
M.-Yrs. says ho wrotc the 0oosegan's lead
D-l--Why, tlsut's our clcyator>boy.
M.-Well, he's hecu coulnG here for tho last
four years. Ortlers prosconiuul.box occa'
sIoually.
D-I-l,ead OF some. ntorc
n. {readtn.)-atra. DFassey.
e. Fr.}nF fHE 4Ar foHt I'm onek.
ssixths, published tho rest, aiil pati ker si.5u
M.-Why, slo sa5s bho's your fasllon editor.
D-l-tso oil,
M.-StranniEnn.
D-sl-liu never had any connection With tile
Goost4un:
Milo kays tic has.
D-l-Ut,, yes, eu be has Contributor to our
wnste.lmskst. keens L. full ull the t[tnc. Writes
Ills articles OIL postai.cartls. We'll, curt you lrt
llu int
M.--Eo, can't: I'm hanged II ran rim a
theatre for newspaper nlen ut the ratc Of tweH::
ty-thrsG to pap3r.
D-d-1,ut I'm a eeuulnc article.
MI ton't knsw sur. You're now MAN.
D-&-l3ut wiio ure these ult follows who gct
In nn al iirst flights without nny tTouf'lef llalf
Of 'cnl lnys no connection With lhc press.
M.-Theyf They aro, the SONS ot men WHO
wrre OH tue tt,ratrlcnl frcc'list forty-Lve years
ago. l'hey give tos,u to the thcatre. Itscy nse
privileged order, 1'lIcy nro u development
D--d-But I'm soit hcre thls evonlng to write
IN your new p1av, "TlIe Ticket Spectator, Or
Two Prices Eur 0nc Sent.n'
M.-Why, ,hcre's seven of the Goosegwn's atair
III the houso nov dDiuE ti1At.
U-u-Atid yam WON'T HISS mel
M.-t;iye you Cood selt lor 6l.50.
Exit E0ose4tiu, lightning tashtilg from lila eye,
thunder lowering Un Ills brow.
, 1879-05-17

Labor nnd Cnprtaf-Trnuh1rs Of t1te Granl
Trnnk-The I,ires,.Eh tictuatcrH l'ralIare
TO Gpt One Of Their Number tn ,fati.
&n<t{dI xltxfx1lch Ia 11e Trfk,a4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-23

Two years ago the whole country was on a
grand strike. business and trade were pros
trated and the prospects of the United States
never appeared gloomier An unusual num-
Der Of strikeshaye been announced during the
past month, but the news is no longer re-
garded as gloomy, but as an evidence of re-
turning prosperity. The strikes of 1877 were
q contest 81 the laboring classes against a
proposed reduction in wages, necessitated by
the hard times them prevailing. The strikes
Of to-day are, for the most part demand Of
laborerffor increased wages, return to the
prices faid a few years ago. Two Of these
striket were announced yesterday-that of the
WeaYfs in Fall River and the dockmen in
Chicago, both Of whom demanded an increase
OF Hper' cent in their wages. Judging by
siIflar movements In the North these strikes
wlIbe successful. Even if they are not, they
AZ evidence that the shrewd and sagacious
korkingmen of the North see the returning
Prosperity and are determined to secure some
81 the advantages Of it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-08-23

debt was accumulated. When he becomes
| impoverished and bankrupt they deprive him
OF his titles end assets and set him adrift, with
his railroad train OF wiyes, and then pursue
him with every sort OF reproaeh and the crun
lnhospitality of ordering him to move on, like
Poor Joe or the Wandering jew, from place
to place, regardless 81 his own discomforts
and the sea sickness of his legion OF wives and
their attendants.
And all because be won't surrender to his
creditors tie very reasonable alnony OF
thirty millions Of dollars, which he keeps out
OF his bilau, though he has given up all other
assets. It y obvious that our people are far
more indulgent and generous to our de-
thrOned khedives. During their ten years OF
administration OF the political powers OF our
State government they appropriated q much
larger sum for the enrichment OF themselves
and their retainers OF the money extracted
from the people, and left a larger proper
ttonate debt than the Egyptian monarch;
and yet our Khediyes have not b On driven
away, but are even permitted to remain
within the State which they have despoilea,
and, SO far from being forbidden tie hospi-
tally OF other places. are welcomed by ell
Northern communities, and honored and APP
plauded for their successful spoliation OF
their late srbipnts