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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-02-12
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Present I'd AP pRlsS 51n Ut Babylon,

i i i Usual al f' aissssleFFsd 10 ,'d vas;i
upen. liz alf}aet ds<Ststigrn' Of Bssbysloop
and y pant its sigAt as a. strip. Of
desert, especially woe. begone and I'm
FERTILE But the eloquent q ntlemeaa.
,9lsp dRell upon ttllh is' . aspect the
place could not have seen it ia tie
middle 81 April. The date grove
. ahd gardens along tbs banks Of the
EapAraIes are. them things, of beauty
~ their fresh asnripg yerdure, and
sttbhfe ' plain itsseaf. is ,nlaidadown With
Pcfops. tsIrrigatpga eanalsa erosslsit
here and ,thereh and give treubleato
the hogssmana q. No grass grows anea
tile mounds, and there are, patches,
Of 8, the Level white, Hith.ithea Ritre
which. h. is to. :be ffeandliikher ethes
parts .of ,Mesopetamiaisbat the spEi
fare Of tth es.soil is on, the he!elgreeaI
and and pfles pleasant tpi,tbe eye. The glad
P~steAra Of the river flows, on, inaAA
|; bfilss lh1mo morning sunat ins,wiLh palm
and mulberry hanging siayers.its
banks, drii99kiag:ini sap and lifss :
,Thhee great seitty sHhich eegRtedi its
lpapulltatiop BY millions, and filed the
world With q isneW.l N ,,.pl not ,yetiforgeta
|,tee1n' has has daiisaprpearsa under the dust
Of, twenty centuries, bat nature isaas
fresh and and j o2cu als as when Babylon
was suit nhbiilt.N Birds sin" Over svis
|Iheadin 'thelpleasant spring ait But
tefdies futter about in seapelia of
flowers III hlutY. aoslers asgalessshe
Sense, j Is t,d iflicalt. undeE !!hs, cir,
cum stances. to feel as.one perhaps
Eoaght' ID eefi FOR Tie great caspisal
lWA icll' once GdnbereP tfas gr6udd.L
Nature does uoto mourn f0plit, aacsdl
isfiard to be: sad at. the ibiddipgi 81
sentiment aWhen, the bright, sprinaa
hides it's graye.-,[ AsiatIc, Turkey
Grafton GearJ.. aasi7'!' sfii ii'iw s7's'
4E0 Sxa,5 81, .t.n,r y@.ac !;
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-02-12
yS'<a.@ ALEXANDRIA, La: WEDNESDAY, FEBRuA 1919

!. before the eyes Of the whole country
= The Legislature Of louisiana mus
J. danouhce aths 'ihilignity dffered til
~ State by the Teller committee ant
,;Ftie Fedsractoapts and this SHAME
d Tess viHsfpf6 f theHpe fsoh af fibsrty
p faEefaelazahs.a '.f ssaclls 1891 l'aa;sesi
''Edpoa ha;'j'lsic aaHlaY6arsyi ssaf'bas;
!: hinfeKdEeasby s,lb epresehtatfvey u
d sotettiga sststa,,si f'stltha Ht5yfadhffy'
I and Wfohg can evoke ekio hf6 uF atts rs
latfve falls1Ho'a4ibieetHf rsasnth ill
fad 10 Spirit % Ybp6sitonl,a th 4! hlriiHi'
4 Deed have tut ceased toabeyia'ofrd
people. llFNe wFo1o ,4esHgs Deni6craaitl.'
Jj laasszs. aE,.l 1879. ..,,..sEat9 Lna .aia
T. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 'e;s
III ,iaDons q; ,stiialao s.it OF ot iss
Il Tho Static Council strife Psoees-
FtahtanEpiseotM ,Ghareha1yeseeNaS
IFelected aBlshop JsaH. bWinsae4d xso
| succeed tllesikAe :Bishop s1YatneFfs.4 9
BisbopoWi nggaaldasia ,Wirgfha1 By
tbirths his fatbes lMAss beeh1aH Iii, II
| ineast icfergyman saetthAistate. bEfse.
fis now tAf5 tiiissisnasy Bishop b6f
tNorthern' GaliforniaaaddHs
ed sbyathosexwlfo asue~ lfadto'tba l.
prelate of eminent ability, command
Ing aebquehce, aisd oliBea1syfe#su
In Social life dhos is lrenaarkabfe for:
great d gritty ofscAaratttAs T. UohA1is
|atonss spfpit mds attfaesiHe a,ahhtfs,a
which baveIwpas oaS hid the prefesiA
Esionah admi ratiaps and aa6tfotf Of
the ocommunities vim VIII ieh ilfe has,
jresideEa.sss ysHs $40 hrs .shsnsd lis
pq Updng going tU e,aai fetnsal lie found
ithe otchuroh dtchool toa theostliucese]
greatly insolted'iasdebta Afoyea bya
a nobie generous impulse, and being
al man6f SoasiderableI meahs,! he asa
:sum med thedfespoIsibiiitya Of meeefngd
ID sheayy nhi gstiens softhhtsihstita !
itionn 6eme of his friends are fear
ful shat thisecireumstancea may idei !
Ter mine him TO deulinetd aeceptslsei
Bibhopric ofa;Lbpisdanh. sMc searI
nestlyshepa thatlsuohmill mot't,e ukel
'casesa aw .ssboigoua TsdiIul 10 ,shp|
II Bishop Wingfhld wastthe, sectdrua
a,chureh ia.P ontsmbntilyb Wasyduriag,|
the ,warsi, Whea GeDA9al alefiwasA
iii command edt sNoufalh,o that's puis
San t bfner1issued, an xoia eri that sise
Observation-Disclosures: in stltas'iiepaftle|
ments siio titus hse tinqtheineeliurehesi
the sptayer sfof Itiiei p resideasoof ehe
.Uuited' Stafes. dFhiss Dst'Wlngaeki;|
Being.taoistsoaag COME dsfdte5s posi-
lively rsfigeti,ao obeyu and BEAST
,,B3rntlsrpanished the,upfexible priest
by placing hitnn ia the chain gang.
Thi sinciiente was gelatedato ns;by a
lnipisterbf1this citys-[New' Orleans I
D1ehiowahoGo to sanb eTsai risd'gn !
Pres Snt, AnnGa raitfa nf RahYlnn.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1879-02-12

Il figured ed, Eve cans at Il
20 rents, 40 cents-tAat. .ls l5Qoys-
ters; nick, obatteraaa sudafics, $3.50
sMtllsit $3.50 stsssg; Is cents, Wifi .
Be g s sfN ,le,r 81 net IT. profit Of eyer $35 sa
Then shes smiled sweatlnigapd ..the Il
oyster s1san knew rthat i he iwass the, Il
reffeshment' ssomn6iatas 'bf Il charcli !
lfestfM. ss's s :'f aaa .l5's
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
HOME STARLIGHT.

Synopsis of Congress and Legislature
proceedings in the editions of the STAR
Born--Jan. goth, 1879, son to Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob VOORHEES,, Baldwin.
The snug winter weather continues;
with plenty of snow.
There is talk of dancing party at
the Baldwin House, Feb. 22d.
Owing to sickness of our help, we
are compelled to get the paper out, sin
gle handed, this week.
C.H. Chick has our thanks for cop
les of the Emerson (Manitoba) Interad-
tional.
Our stock is the largest, and prices
the lowest.
EMMETT Coon & Co.
A private letter from Vim. A. Deu-
ress, at Cadillac, states that he expect
ed to commence numbering operations,
next Monday.
A communication from Nifvana
states that DIR. Ford, of Cedar Springs,
is attending Mrs. Moses, and that she
Is recovering rapidly.
The Osceola Board of Supervisors
met OIL Monday, went through the bus
mess of the session, and adjourned,
Wednesday evening, last week.
The giving way of the dam at the
old Forman mill, which occurred on
the night of Jan. lst, causes serious In
convenience to those lumbermen run
ming logs ON the stream.
Clubbing is not generally considered
an agreeable thing, but when 1t comes
to clubbing the Chicago Weekly Ne~s
and the STAR for $l.75 year, we find
no objectors. Try hisclubbing-you'll
like it.
We understand that e. w. Rose has
purchased from Elk township the old
postofIice building and lot, adjoining
the county buildings, and that he in
tends to remove to that quarter, next
Spring.
Odd styles, or old stock, ut Govt and
belOw. EMMErr COON q Go.
Do not miss the Goltjen Hours for
1879. You may feel safe while the chill
dren are reading that magazine. Pub
lished by the Methodist Book Concern,
Hitchcock & Walden, Agents, Cincin-
natl, o. Specimen copy, Is cents.
Owing to sickness prevailing in the
neighborlood, the school at this place
was closed, last Friday. The disease
is thought by many to be measles; al.
though DIR. w. b. Mott disagrees with
the decision.
Among the best of the visitors to our
table is the National Repository, a Pc
riodical of purity and excellence, de-
signed more especially for the ladies,
but interesting and attractive to botll
sexes. 1t is published by Hitchcock 4
Walden, Cincinnati, Ohio.
| We are head quarters for choice teas
at lowest prices.
EMMETT COON N 20.
The attention of our readers Is callet
to the advertisement of The Inventors
Agency, entitled "Old 1875" found il
another column or this paper. W.
have reason to believe that the Agenc,
| is in every way reliable, and worthy
of patronage.
Something worth knowing-that OF
and after January LIST, 1879, the pub
fishers or any bookseller or newsdeale
will supply the numbers of 81. Nichola
for November and December, 1878, fire.
fourteen numbers for the subscription
price, S3) to any new subscriber for 1875
Our old motto-"Good goods promp
pay, and quick sales"
EMMETT Coon & Co.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

We have positive proof before Jis that
G. ~. CIittentOn of I Sixth avenue, New
York City, has sold during the last two
months over fifty thousand hotties of
Hdic's Honey Of U0rehonad and 1ur,
an article for the cure ofCouglis, Colds,
Influenza, Hoarsencss, Difficult Breath
ing and all affections OF the Throat,
Bronchial Tubes ami Lungs, leading to
Consumption; and from the n'imher o'
letters we have ourselves received pro-
claiming its wonderful cures, We judge
that almost as many persons have been
cured rs there have been bottles sold.
We understand that the only papers In
Which Mr.. G. has advertised his article
in this city are our DdjN and Sunday
Necs. Thus the advertising public will
see the necessity of advertising In q pa
per which makes demand like the
above. A hint to the wise Is sufficient.
Daily Nc,cs, Jan. II. All druggists
sell this article at 80 cents and 81. De
pot, Crittenton's, Sixth avenue, New
York City. Great saving by purchas-
ing the large size.
Pixies 76ofhache Drops cure In ono min
uta
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
WhY. Verify!

Why be an animated tallow-shop
when Allan's Anti-Fat Is o safe and
sure remedy for obesity, or corpulence,
and will reduce the most ill-propor-
toned form to o graceful outline with
in a few weeks. It contains no ingre-
dients that can possibly prove deleter-
ious to the system. A well-known
chemist, after examining Its constitu-
ents and the method of its preparation,
gives IL his unqualified endorsement as
n remedy that scannot but act favora-
bly, upon the system and is well cnlcu-
lated to attain the object for which 1t is
intended"
B1LTTMORE, Md., July 17th, rs
PRoP'Rs ALLAN's ANTI-FAT,
Buffalo, N. Y
Dear Sirs:--I have taken two bottles
of Allan,s Anti-Fat and 1t has reduced
me eight pounds.
Very respectfully,
MRs. ]. r.. COLES.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
VOLUME vi.

DEDUCTION OF PRICE 0FSUB-
NCPIPTTON.-- On aud after JAM ist,
1879, the price Of ss.6scrif'fion for tne 9,
$50 per annum; SiG months, 7Sc;
three months, l0c. The paper tcHt oe
kspt at its oid size, and no pains sl'ared
10 make IL q complete rec0rd " az IN
cidenfs, accidents, &C., trdasPirimg n
and adjacent to the county. Now |" Mc
time to subscribe. and encourage inc
home paper.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
PinQra liens.

Don H. Fuller is the happy man In
this town. Reason, new settler.
There was a Coroner's inquest(?) at
H. Stowe's. Four had been found dead.
Said inquest was held by d. A. La
throp, J. p. After hearing the testi-
mony of George Read and A. Camp
bell, there being, the following verdict
was rendered: That said sheep were
killed by a dog or dogs to them un-
known; and the damages were assessed
at SiS; fees, $3.50. Dog tax fund, $22
N. Bite your dogs loose, for there
is 81 90 yet left to pay for sheep.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
Notice.

UNITED STALEs land OFFICE,
REED CITY, MICH, Nov. 2h, is's.j
Complaint having been entered at this Of
flee by James Tripp against Thomas J. sum
No. 6l29, dated Nov. I'd, lc72 upon the ). f.
of section 2U, Township ~ North, Range ~
West, In Lake county, Mich, with view TO
ties are hereby summoned TO appear at this
Office,
On the 18Th Day Of February, 1879,
mt o'clock d. m, TO respond and furnish tes-
timony concerning said alleged abaAdon-
ment.
E. STEvENsoa, Register.
w. III. q. MITCHELL ,Uecciver'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
4 eood Chance.

Anyone desiring to purchase new
farm at bargain VIII W I, 90 well 70 TIon go
17-l4 Lake township). There are 70
acres chopped; 0 acres under pIow.
Also, buildings and some fruit trees.
Will be sold cheap for cash. or on time.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
Variety Works.

Blacksmithing. Guns, Pistols, Spears,
Soldering, Brazing. Tools made and
tempered. Wood Turning, Scroll Saw
ing, Wall Brackets, Picture Frames,
Patterns for Castings; Vioiiils made or
repaired; Machines repaired. All
Work Warranted.
Z. A. Carpenter.
Baldwin, Lake County, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

Thereupon, OH motion Of Sulmrv "
hi rbee, the Board adjourned SINE n'e'
JOHN j. R0DEvfsoN, /
AUGUSTUS TowNEI,, Chairman.
Clerk.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

ALLAN's AxTI-FAT Il the great remedy for Corpu.
lency Ii Is purely vegetable and perfectly harmless.
Ii acts on the food In fc stomach, preventing It's con.
version Into fat Taken according TO DIRECTIONS. %
win reduce . fat persea from . 70 poands wcei<.
In placing this remedy before the public as poaL
slvc cure for obesity, we do knowing tts ability 70
cure. MS attcsted BY hundreds Of testimoniala OF
which the following from lady In Columbus, Ohio
Is u sample; Gentlemen s-Your Anti-Fat was duly
received. took II according TO directions and n
reduced me I'VE pounds was 90 eIafcd over the re-
store FOR the second bottle" Another, physician,
writing for a patient from Providence, II J., says
"Four bottles have reduced her weight from le9
pounds 60 is pounds and there s general impr0ve-
mcnt Ia hcalth." gentleman writing from Dos-
ton, says: "Without special change or attention 10
diet, two bottles OF Allans Antl-Fat reduced me four
and onc-qiartcr pounds" The wcll-known Whole
sale DRUGGISTS SMITH, IDooLITTLE sMIrI. CT Dos-
ton, Mass write follows; Allait's Anti-Fat has
weeks" A gentleman In ST. Louis writes; sAilan's
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pounds In three weeks
antl altogether have lost twenty-five pounds since
commencing lis uscr Mcssrs. POWELL PLIMPrlN,
Wholesale Druggists, OF Buffalo, N. Y, writei "To
THE PIlopKIEroks or NBANTi-FAT; Gentle:
msn..Tns following report Is from the lady who used
eject, reducing the fat from two u Ave pounds .
week until had lost twcnty-hyc pounds lnpc
never TO regain what have lost.'" Antl-Fati Is an
uncxccllcd blood-purifer II promotes digestion,
curing dyspepsia, and 10 also potent remedy for
rheumatism. Sold by drugyista Pamphlet on Obes-
b6TXNic siEbiciNE c6. rnor'Rs. Buffalo, MI.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

yIcan make money faster at work for rs than
Oat anything else Capital not required, We
will start YOU. Sl2 pr day M home mnda by
the industrious. Mrn. women, bcysmnd girls
wanted everywhere Ia work for tl.. Now is
the time. costly Outiits and terms frss. Ad
dless, True & Co, Augusta, Maii..
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
TO ADVERTISERS.
Geo. II. ROtUcX Il CO''S
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS.

Mnny persons SUPPOSE This list Ia be con-
posed ufCliEAP, low-pric,sl r' vspaI,- rx. The
intt r. quite Oihcrwis. Tie !. .taiognr states
rxrctly what the p.p::rsnrc. When il,r name,
Of q Iap.r Is print IN Full. FAtE TYPE u
is In every instance the BEST paissr In tire
place. When printed in CAPITA Is u iS the
ONLY paper In the plilcc. When printed In
Roman letters II H. neither the hst nor tho
only parcr, hut Il usually Very good one,
tinu OF, v.Iy town aud the circuation olive
~ paprr: iT Is NOT \ COUPERATINE
LIST. 1T Is rot A CHEAP LIST. At the foot 0f
the Catalogue for each Stat.. the important
towns which are not covered by the list arc
enumerated. 1T Is AN HONEST list. Tho rates
chnrgcd for advertising ar. m,r.ly on-fitth
the publishers schedule. Tho price for one
inclI foui weeks IN the entire list IL se3s. The
rSsrIar n rates g ihs pspe,s for ,h ssn.: sp.c
newspaE. r., ol which ie3 az issu,-t oAiLv land
n .s-....Y. They arc located In 82s difr.r'nt
cities al,d towns, II which 70 are Sinic tapl-
tails, 3c8 places of over $500 population. aid
All County Seats. LISTS SENT on APPLE
CATION. Addresst!EO r. liO ELL 4 tON
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU, 10
Spruce 81. printing Housc SsI.). ~ Y.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

If you want the People to
know you are doing BUSI-
NESS. and prepared TO give
them GOOD BARGAINS,
then ADVERTISE
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

The seeming wolfthat CON sin sight,.
Shows drooping IL, aud N 4 me- :. n sh';
And, rs it "scoots" ~ 'Org TN bog
The hunters cry-''t on our d Ia q S!'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

ppUIbusiness you can engage in: f5to $40
rieht i'm their own localities. Particulars sand
samples worth &5 free. Improve your spare
lime at this business. Address, STINsoN d Co..
portland. Maine.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
TObaccO
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
Preamble and resolution by Supervi-
sor Geo. w. Townsend ct al:


sor Geo. w. Townsend ct al:
WHEREAS, We deem the salaries of the sew
eral county officers OF Lake county ,d ns nxea e,
Supervisors of said county, inadequate,
therefore, be IL
Resolved, by the Beard OF rs,ss Lne
urer be raised to the sum of One Thousand
dollars for the year 1879, and that the salaries
Of the rest OF SAID county on,S 10 d S ocer,
for the year 1875, to-wit; p.so M
Sheriff S4U w. w.
Clerk .W ",
Prosecuting Attorney go W
Ind0e ~ probate 800 w
Supervisor Dickens moved the adop-
ton of the resolution.
Supervisor Allen moved to table the
resolution till nine o'clock Tomorrow
morning, which motion prevailed; q
majority of all the members elect vot-
ing therefor.
fhereupon, on motion Of Supervisor
Scott, the Board adjourned till to-mor-
row morning, at 8 o'clock.
Friday, Jan. 10th, 1870.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
called to order by tue chairman. Roll
called; members all present. Minutes
of yesterday read, corrected and ap-
proved.
Special order being the resolution re.
garding county officers salaries, Super
visor Nicholson moved that the resolu-
| ton lie taken from the table, which
motion prevailed.
Supervisor Nicholson moved the adop.
ton OF the resolution; which motion
did not prevail, by yeas and nays AZ
follows: Yeas, Scott, Blanchard, Town.
send, Dickens, Nichoson-5; nays, Big.
bee, Heilmann, Allen, Jones, Kinne
| Ludwick -.6.
Supervisor Bigbee moved that the
| County Treasurer's salary for the yeal
1879 be fixed at the sum Of Eight Hun
dred Dollars; said amount to be com
pensation I'm full for services as sucl
County Treasurer.
The motion prevailed, by yeas and
nays as follows: Yeas, Bigbee, Scott
Allen, blanchard, Jones, Townsend
Kinne, Ludwick-S; nays, Heilmann
| Nicholson, Diclkens-3.
Supervisor Townsend moved that the
| Sheriff of the County of Lake be pait
an annual salary for the year A. ID
1879 of -Four Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars.
The motion prevailed, by yeas ant
nays as follows: Yeas, Bigbee, He'll
mann, Nicholson, Scott, Blanchard
Townsend, Dickcns-7; nays, Jones
Kinne--2.
Supervisors Ludwick and Allen were
excused from voting.
Supervisor Townsend moved tha'
the County Clerk receive an annua
salary for the year A. ID. 1879 of Sever
Hundred Dollars.
On motion Of Supervisor Allen, th'
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23

IVY an imIncn:c practice At the Worid's Dlspcn.
sary AMI Invads' fiotc. having frcatcd Eany thou
sand eases of those diseases peculiar To woman, 1
have been enabled to perfect most potent and posi-
tive remedy for these discases-
To duslgnatu this natural spcci0c, have named it
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-01-23
HUN rs
RE N E D Y

Du ri .lCeN n It. HVN
EXPRESSLY far
i.,c nbovc Diseases,
and has never been
known to l.,tt.
Oac srisi will con-
yiucc yOu.
send for pa'Rpnlat to
Nh. II. CLARKE.
Providence. II. I.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-14

The Cambridge Press OF Saturday
gives a circumstantial account Of a recent
attempt, on the part Of the notorious Jesse
Pomeroy, 70 escape from the Concord
prison. The young murderer obtained, In
some unknown manner, but probably from
outside the prison, . portion u an or
binary c~Ase-knife, the edge Of which had
been kindly serrated by his unknown
friend, 90 that it was very useful as . saw
Pomeroy, as is well known, is in . solitary
cell, tie walls Of which are sheathed with
boiler-iron. The only possible means Of
egress 10, therefore. one OF the windows
which are recessed. the sides being made Of
boiler-iron. with east iron fittings securely
bolted on. In front Of the windows are
iron bars extending from the stone window
sill 10 the Gaping above, measuring an
inch and . half in diameter. Overlooking
Pomeroy's cell Is the main yard connected
with the prison. Pomeroy's work with his
improvised saw, was so nearly successful
that II. on the morning Of the 18th uit.,
IN officer Of the prison had not observed
that the iron attachments Of one Of his
windows were in an irregular position. he
would have probably gotten into the yard
and there, perhaps, been shot by an officer.
The investigation which was at once made
Of tho cell, showed that one Of the iron
bars at the window was completely cut in
twain at the bottom and was nearly severed
ct the top, Pomeroy having used the saw
ings with hard soap as q cement to hide
his work. The cast iron fittings we're also
sawed apart and replaced into position to
prevent detection, being held in place by
patches Of soap. An opening Of several
inches had also been made in the boiler
iron, which was intended - the finishing
labor Of the adroit criminal, but which
failed him at the very moment when FREQ
dom was within his grasp. In replacing
the cast iron parts which had been re-
| moved. Pomeroy failed to restore them
into line, which failure caused the dis
covery Of his scheme. He is now in the
most secure dungeon. and . constant watch
il kept on his every movement.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-05-14
HAn NOTES

Csrress Tsps-s Eepsrssa frem All
Qnarf~r.
Ii 10 elxznsz fhas there are fully Ioa, 800
rrkznFs n Pennsylvania
Every day sAss CSs<rss. Is Il sezsios il
cas-s the G~sTernrsenf si1leA-
yxnass Gosion Bennersss winnings on
Psrpas arg reported 1t s.ss.eaa-
Tr<sse members Ct Congress have
cszznisted suicide sznee The Esrolusioa-
Geores y.ezsos. . sbie te.rhsr IN the
cTscssnafl High School. has married >
Bsgro girl
The Sgperznsz5s1s Cd fbe Ohio Insane
oFzars eating
Over twesfy manufacturers If stomach
bsrssss h2se beeozss tankrups during tie
Inst yezr.
C-onU-zsnHa Lowe. Ct Alahznss- who
ehAlierSed La@zn. the Buffalo Courier "
stss<s- Il Grs<nbaeker and . supporter II
Hsya-
Miehix.n thinks the girls shozid know
abunt farming - x<1i ~ the boys, and has
xppropriasAd $1,000 to establish an ssri-
CULTURAL school for their benefit
There are 100 gepu5iicAn clerks In the
Departments Al wx<hingson wh0 viii hive
70 .go-" the Chicago "Tribans" declares.
4 the Democzzts ges control Of Affairs II
1880.
The Treasury has more money row il
IL possession than ever before-ovey $780,
obg-000- More than half 81 this amount
Is on deposit in National banks, while the
amount a gold AID silver II the vaults
sxoeeds slseeeo.ooo.
The planters and cotton factors Of New
Orleans hare formed an immigration So
ciesy. With . capital ~ $1o0.10 and they
propose 70 invite labor insa the country
and help the eoigrsd refugees. who - TO
come home zgzin-