davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1880-12-25
Mai en- faveur de la take 23O

Maj en- faveur de la take 230 :"
II fnt en- consequence resolu que
le Greffier du juri de police fasse
publier ct promuiger dams le jour
ma! officiei IN r@saItat en- detail dc
ladite election d'apr2s Ia Section
No. 81 de l'Assemblee Generate
approuvA lie 10 avril 1880.
Resolu Que j 0. Lage caution
sur lie bond de Feregns Leg4. dams
l'afa ire de llEtat de Ia Lonsiane
eon,re s'ereeas Lege. leguei bond
fut declare forfait lie 7 septembre
1880, SOFT permis de solder lie mon
tant da a Ia paroisse, par ledit
cautionnement, comme suit Qua
tre-vingt piastres par credit a la
paroisse de la somme de quatre-
vingt piastres sur le jugement de
j. o. Lege, ct Placement des frais
de forfaiture ct saiaire d'avocat de
district.
Resolu que lie trAsorier de la
paroisse soft autorise a regler avec
J. o. L6ge, en- loi Dormant M
reeu pour ledit montsnt d compte
de son jugement contre la paroisse
ct en- dossant le Placement sur le
jugement meme.
w. w. Edwards snrintendant
du Pont d'Ahhoville, fit nn rap
port par ecrit de I'ouvrage fait
sur ledit poat, ledjt rapport fut ia
ct adopte.
Pour les r6clamations allouees,
nous refdrons nos lecsenrs a partie
anglaise.
sur motion le jnri s'ajourne a
son terme regnlier.
HOWARD HoFFpAulE, president.
\. LAcoUR, greffier.
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xoses u entsfette
y U ueIanp.

- Berlin, Der 3Snis mne bic 65niaim
BON @riedenlunb unb oer arpnprin; BON
Seitreid linc bier ausetommen
2cnbrn. Sin bon Ger Stotion
Waterlpp in 2onbcn nad 6amptcn be.
itimmter Giienbabn3us rannte seitern
Nbenb init elmer locomotive iuiamnlen
wubei 4 Yerionen sctSbtst uno 30 perlest
murbem.
= Das neue iiirfif4e Cabinet murpe
fpie iOlst suismmenselest: Serrer 8alaa,
Yrdiibent bes 5taatsraths, On Steile eon
Narifi Yafda, Nlim Halha, Miniifer ber
auswdrtigen Mnselesenleiten aa Stea {
scn Nbbeein Yaita, Wa5if paiha, Mini-
fer Der gScbltbatisf sfsitsanifalten, sfaif
Baida. Sanbsisminilter, al Steue ypu
aanri Bai4a, melder jusleidl 4remlerm;.
fer mar, aialnii 9afd,a, untsrridtSmini=
iter, an Stslle rrn Wunif Giienbi. Die
itriscn Miniltsr bleiten inl slmte,
YoriS Sin @ariiht, mad neiaem
so reputlifauiide Deputirte, pelde sll
Der rspublifaniiden Linton seboren, Be-
ihlplien baben, fit bic s(ufbebuna pes
epncprbats Su ifimTen, errest bier 4ufie-
ben. Ntan slautt, @ambetta lei aesen
einen icld,en Sdritt, neil er penielben
fir nnselesen bait
Ntaprib. Die Iaufe ter neuaebc-
renen YrinSeilia it ouf ben IA. b, Wl,
ieitseieet mcrpen. Die friibere aSniain
iSiabeQa ipiro cine cer 1auipaibsn iein.-
Die Yrin5eiiin irurbe seitern Atenb seser
10 llbr seboren. Ser alien etiquette ae.
mib erwartsten bic Wiinilter, WtaridiIe
@ranben unb Diplcmaten bas grctsnil
i'm ycrsimmer. Der Sbercerefncnie,l.
meii.er 5er5cs uon Sertr finbiste ci,
@e6urt an unb talb barauf trahte be,
9Snis eas 9ino ins gcrsimmer unt
seiste eS ben Veriammelten Der Sn.
itisminiiier fe,tiste bierauf ben @eburtS.
idsin sellelben aus.-Gine DeYeite aus
Wabrib melDet, bic neusetorene Yrin,ef.
lin nerbe ben Namen WerceoeS une auBer
benz nod etua Elm Dueenp anbere glames
erbalten. Die @eturt bfrielben murp,
ber Stapt barh 9anenenihiille ansefan
! htnt
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Itao uns sszauihens. 2eas las 'sr Sa,

srao une ss1auihcns. Bas log LIT Sa'
ran, ssb or, spie ct 'tr sntssfis, Son paus
fe aus WolFeans Mmateas Giaaass bieb
i;ae tes @5oan ftgss 5taatnaHsas Ia
1tiisiaaan lai oae sr llea. Il, Anlebnsna
an has sttaltsuIlds, bsu isi.iT:esaamea
Grnasee gssroni aus susslsgi aabs Mca
Il ri Istn, wer ct nnlits i's yasr fstNf
Gseiarsn aercrbea. Gle Iia ai,sstfts aao
IS eetraasa ta!ts, aeHa 81 III :'aia5annsis
te. Gle Eisb ss esttsn, Sab ct tars 8ar'
hetratanns a;nausi&ca anb Ts'sosr t'H-
augftaoa. csa istfr sssttisnpuua trassa
BIZ lapa2 el(Aai.rsstn 8fB,ifs sea 9hs,
baua. 5amisse far psr'ossn geganasn.
Gc .st!sn Fe in sranfreIds Wa!ss EfaasoHs
GGssm. ie StaIiea unter isaIianiAsH' sia'
'aen, unb BIZ ganiii9ea gsylnsssnsossha!s,
uiHs Nnabss's mad,tsa ss !sm bsaas'ih,
etaural aaEse.t hsa Grwsrhsassa bsn ia1i-
fiafn Gsilsnefn IN fr:s!en. 5!s lfh'fa
isbr afeS uao Der 8sfs @ntSs t'fl1fr.
Nn1aasc muste tGran henten. fsiHf ea'is
irlener ~ fislsn aus aa ism;i aHeatl'tb
bGssn su saHsm.
AGsIH TIM bisEs 3e:s tissats itG eta
5clsatel td !am ous. esm seisHaber Die
gsg5.e isbs ,1stane i'm s5iaSsa aniesiastea,
Ercnn eis sstnims iibsraarpt fEealsci'
tisissn fslts. BaIp madh!fu 5smersen
foaas asa gsslads uamSaIih. ans IN 5tus>
3sm aar esr 8!ane ses Ssaassa iissEhaapt
ossn'dis! Amatee fab Ih Wanasl aEae
siu:a prsssssashrn. Dean, ssid's Der
assIs aud mol Hoh fur furss 3s't aas.
neue @rmsrbfqususn toHa.f er aid,l satse=
den er Bate Nihis ssIsrnt uno mar mad
feintm umtsYih,psifsnpen gebsn gu 9tidts
metr 3u braudsn. Biit galfniine nne
itstm Ginbe - nenn is bate etus lot
ter eetcrsa - nod fsrntr enrh Die Nelt
,u s'stsn, esfhisn itm unmSslids. Ba
lentsre basssen pran9 isst parauf por Der
Dtlt fstn rehtmdbises Neis sa wespen.
(grrtietnna fSlsf,,
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Greqnet< Spiele icsten an>
sefpmman tci &. vs. clifton
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4Ite Airf d a 6 m { / b

Nlte 5trfdsensibc. =
Deim Nbbruh e;aes alten, an einer Der
mad aonbon fiibrencen 0iaderitraben &C.
lesenen @ebiuncs, welhes mtnnblid felt
6 Sabrbuneerten als Wtrtbsbaus bsitsbt
uno spar mertmiirbisermeiIe je cbne iein
Nusbinscidilo, bic Ab,eidea Der Gorpcs
raticn ber 3ieselItreidsr. seinpert ~ baz
ben, fanb man unter elmer Wtauer BON
faa epilcpiide, Sclipitit cine cide Gage
febt mobl erbaltener 5iridsewetbe, burh=
ihaittlid bon einsr Stdrfe, ME man lie
bel Der beutisen Generation oieler yBilt=
art taum nod iincet, gine iatcreNunte,
iepuh mpbl nienlals su teantmprteube
sSrase lit bic, su weldem 3wsds man bic
Geneibs in rieier Iiefs pcemauert bat ;
lonnten fe is elmer 70 eOlchaleu Mausr
ais llatsrlase bisnen oeer mar Der Wilb=
ltanb i'm 3bals Der Itemie gu iener 3sit
70 sabtrsid, bab man eieie @epsibe nur
als Sdutt ibermauerte
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: 0n finsm gnnoen FER Anf

Syn tinsm Naasn FER sohbabn in
Mtw 2lost fiisrtsn jiusf swsi 5rausn,
naren jrre elm 8incfsn auf Dem Wrma
trus. sns Iaute llaiertaltuns. bsren e'e-
asniianb nas Bffnbfn Der btiofn Sp:0B
linst blosts. sd ,peie niht, was
meInem 8lsinen feblt, iasts bic gins; ib
babe l6cn allsraano WsDicinrn ptsiubt.
atsr fsins riq btt mfinsm Bats an(fIa
gen." ,Nh mas. WtrieIn!"" erwips,ie
rts anpers; nnmande Rspls'n mag iiir
ttaate 5sinoer gut fstn. atsr fur fhwaA.
liht wis pas Shrise ~ ltia fdsini, tsoarf
ss pur Nlltm sraftissnper Nabruns pis ile
Waultdottr's Dsutfdes9in
bermstl (pdrotropblns) aIs Der ein,tse
grlab flu Mu.tsymIIh barbietst. DIETS
Nabruassmttsl fir 6tnbsr III In aleu-
Npctbefsn, ~ so Gts. bis Sihis, ,n
tatfn.
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asaatptsSHee oer 03.
>RO!ltgliN Sa0lt(Den,
50. osrscsIsd
Brauul0lpeis. 2anoeslptterie
27S.E6amburgtr Stabt 9etterie.
Original. eooie s5snsn In @au,s, 5alts unb
Viertsl bsapsen usreea.
3ur bsioaasrea Waaritt, pas wis ,ur
6aupte 3ieeuns Der
8raltltI9'peig. Qanbeslptterie
bic 70 be.iebtsn Gsisuldaltsiptsl- -aocls auf
6 rsrIdisafne 9iummsra lautens, aud,
b'ssmaI aaf ausemsinss gerlan0en aus.
asbea.
Snsem auf itses ;peits 0pos elm lrsf.
fsr fommt, 10 III bsitimmt an5unsbmsn,
eab auf S nsridissens Nummtrn, wsnia.
ilsns Elm @spiau ass'ssn pirS. Sm an
bern sludltben Sale, tSpnsn aud, sls 6
gsmmern sf,cssr vsrbsn uns fann mau
10 nit ptaissm ausiial ,a srpsfm gtsid.
!bum selanesn. Dssbals iotts fh Ssbtr,
ear bem Glate bis pano tistsa piu. bel.
len, In ben gsRe zines folhsn euejss
gu sslanaen.
Der preis Der eepis fir bic oaups.
3iebunssn III fir ben
10. Nutbetl Son iepsr ter 6 ylummern $24
20. Go. DO. 12
80. 30. TO. s
Vis 5aupt 3tebuns Der Braunfdmsi.
ser ecoIs bsetnnt em
s. Nppemb. II cnbet am 2. D3.
90 perbsn BON rs, 900 glumm.rn, 32,.
600 @smnns sssosen. welde 7,sss,o coo
Mart reprdfentirsn.
Die 5aups 3tsbuns Per
hamburger
Stadt-LOtteriie.
besinnt am
20. Sft. II. enbet am 12. Ncp.
Bon 6s,2o0 Nummsrn werben 5000
0srinne ,Ss5osen, wrlde 6,517, 500 Wart
repraientirtn.
as@t ,a8lrsidtr Muftrdse fest entseasa
s. D. Jalfemiteit,
Wo. 10 Sub 3amsart. Snass,
yfstp Srtsans, Ga.
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Gciuarr miies,
Seftntlt6er Nptar.

Werar Gcuntp, Gan Antcnio, Itras.
OfNss iii Solebabtrabs, Der gOiOffes ss8enubsr.
8sjenpere gufmsrtianitsit ruo alien ysnltcneR
unb Gprbuansea pon 8sleransn ets StaattS petr
tsr Nersikiatsn Staaien stl6fntt. Mtfdrifisn
ron Uateuisn bsloret uub Skastn adf Hanb IN
allen : bsilen hss Staa sS bslaplt. @sbAert In
Der unlsren GartealraBsI .s,M
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Treie Neeepte I

ful lhntle Pfilun8 Stn SantsnbruH, BtuguR9e>
dwaGs uab llnssrmOssn, fowie sssen cue bara
ausidwsifuns pbsr iusenblidsn Hti@tfnn hsr,
tsiiefutrten unrstsImdbisteiisn su wsltsm &s,
eerts bic meiiten apotbsisr bie Bsfanbiteile fab>
rtn. yamph!ste .,Seitatt snD G6tlisat". "a
Stiisn; ;, ,4brenifhe 9eiosn". SO Ssitsn ,Es-
say on sperrmatorrhoea, tasssm6asu r.. 80
Stiisn. Gcnts isbss. gDir bsilsn iebs ssf6lsdi>
lits gtiFsilbn nns ssssn mlsises Soaorar.
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6unbtrtt Won Damen,

utlte In 6clss psriobtfhsr 8raxttt!t ni&t
In Stanet tparen, iare piliAten gu srfal.
len, tatsn in Darnsrs Saft Ribaty unb
Qiptr Cure finm wisfliAen ,.Greunb In
btr Nuts, sefunotn. Das mttttl II pp=
pular eelpcreen, neil 90 cine retnt psat.
tnbilifde 3alammsniebun3 III uuo ulls
Glfmfntt ctr StMerteit unb bfs Grfotses
enttdlt. Babrsnb pes 5trbffes bsioneers
IN 20 Elm liherss Vsvtimbsrunasmittl st.
gen 8ranibsttsn Der glitrsn. qstu mnb
Ylaie, welts Per labrss,eit eissnibumlit
linb. Vile apotteier perfaafsn Is unp
ylitmanp lam vsne paHslbe isin. psr fih
uitt sinsr p0lltommensn @,faaobtit CT.
frtut.
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st. Louis Curative Institute
GIG st. Gbarlesltrabe, ct. qcuts, WO.

8om Sloat WiHeuri ssaartsrt ,ar Grm5sIt>
ins raoill!sr. fhneler piGmfHi f,idsr uab so>
ilissI psilnna. = Ddstr. Glssiri,itat, ale mOber>
men pn!femitlsi unb tels drsilthe unb paubdr,i>
l'1t 8sbaneluns. @rasnst ltnaattn ssrfaabt.
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Gin Wort iter estenspsraaerun-

esn. = Qsbfnsueradtruns, mo unn wie,
Ia INNER Elm mid'tissr @sasnltanb, iopctl
In tsm a.bsn nes Embellishments ais
aud tes eiufahen Mrbst!sre Den
SSrpsr ssiuno unb trait 4 gu trtaI.sn
III rad lnftrsm Z gafirtaltsu Gle ridtisfs
qSluns. Mau ta:t satst jebc6 lsid.s
llnpabiiatsitsn, wte !. g. S,uilsn, gr
fallurstn, grn1itmer,en II. (. no. nitt
psrnedtldlfst funtsrn mue cerartiss,
nur eerins fttesnenbe 8ranfssitstsimt.
gltih I'm gntifstsn sriatdea, burh ben
Wetrau6 BON Or Nusuf 8rnis's pam
burger gruiltbse.
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$ eiratbs. ss;isn. sSe
{ auuifsatian<n. gatf s abrer

Glssawti 2siamanbsenb nit yoibf6nti,.
Dsrfegslt fur so Gtnts in G,tlb sbsr Wriefmsrr
fen. ileaer so bsrrltte 5shersei1sunssn aas
zen. Qsben. artiiel fir fuIssnbe 2Ssmas aees
fpl beiratten unb wer ni1t unb toasum tot.
0aS stbDriss @lter ,um Setattsa. Wsr ipl erli
berattsn, Nenntartei, WeitIib.eii, Gatfrdf.
tisuus. Die f5pleen BON gntsalnamfsii une
Ietsronitrersuns. Der fuute bsir aitta pit haa
9eben uab Ulld in ber bbetflen ypient eenoiien
wirb. Die Yetitoluse rer @ermebrung uab vie,
lee Mntsre. Btrbeiratbste urb Srlhe, mtlhs
seosn.en. ioa.en es lsfsrt. 70 iolt rcn itbem
Grwahlenfn seleien unb baum einstf&!c6en wer-
ben Yopuldre Iassate. bi.islse wie pesn an-
eea bsn, ispoh muir trofbiri, $50 Sei!en, rs
Gsnis @tlo ober Driefmarlsn. Der btltsas gu,
te yDeotpftftr in Mmtrttd
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: giuaspnrielts S5alaprgtpieal. esibsu,

- einssmar5eits {aascrgtpieal. esibsa,
bic tnnesrtsslsi fossnanHsen @esenmiitsla
2sce tuten. i:nf Or. 5ilasss 4suaseii5, :"
sinsm 0nbsEiiA ensumsapsnosn 5s'lmts.el,
Prrn5i Bslptthen. Da.un sssb|sni :, 2ssss-
seIS6" tas i3plse gptsbs!ou ,.uassitglt@. Z"
Ole SGa1tsl oDiI aa sl.00 bsi allsx
apUtasfsra ~ habfn. gssten frei suss,
it,!ds Sar9 g. Neafattsr s, &c., Der
3946, glsw gess
The Osceola times., 1880-03-20
Short Measure of Opera.
Qalignanl,s Messenger

A suit in which VI. Naucorbeil, the Di-
rector Of the Opera, is the defendant, be-
gan before tine Tribunal OF Commerce on
Monday, and promises TO be both curious
and interesting. The plaintiff in the
case is NJ. Grandsagne, n literary man,
who had taken box in the third tier,
for which he paid 4S francs 10 centimes,
for a representation Of the Favoritc, and,
according to his own account, he was
greatly interested in hearing Donizetti's
great opera in its entirety. He com
plains, however, that the score had been
cut up and mutilated with an almost in
comprehensive vandalism, and the
grand aria in the sixth scene of the first
act, the most important from an artistic
and musical point of view, had been en-
tirely suppressed. IN. Vaucorbeil," !"
adds NJ. Grandsagne, mot only rendered
himself guilty Of an outrage upon the
memory OF the immortal author of the
Favoritc, but he had a $50 acted to my
prejudice by not having given what he
had sold me for an agreed. price. If the
grocer at the corner does not provide me
with the quality Of goods | have bought
Of him he will be liable to punishment,
and will owe me compensation. | do
not see why NJ, Vaucorbeil should be in
privileged position. lie is a man of
business like the other, ana lies under
similar obligations. | tn srciore ask that
he should be directed, under the penalty
OF thousand francs, to give another
performance of the Favorite-a COM
plete one. this time, and that, if the tri-
bunal should not be OF my opinion, NJ.
Naucorbeil may be compelled to restore
me the sum Of As francs, 10 centimes.
which handed to him for thing that
has not been loyalty supplied, and to
pay me 500 francs in addition AZ dam
ages and interest, TO make up for the ex-
penses and loss Of time Which have been
caused me by that unlucliy evening" On
demand of NJ. Schaye. NJ. Vaucorbei's
attorney, who requested time, in order
to be enabled to procure information as
to the terms on which the new Director
Of the Opera is authorized to give par
tial representations of works in the rep.
ertory, the hearing was adjourned for a
fortnight
The Osceola times., 1880-03-20
His Name Was Caesar.
Detroit Free Press.

A man who said he was trying to get
enough money together to reach Toledo
yesterday entered an office on Griswold
street and told his story, and added that
his name was Cesar.
ANY relation to Julius or Augustus"
queried the citizen.
"Well, no; want to be honest and
square about this thing, and ! tell you
honestly that | am not related to either
of them"
"Then / can't help you any, You are
nothing but common sort o plug, and
it won't make any difference whether
you ever get to Toledo or not If you
were related TO the great Julius / should
help you"
The man backed out without another
word, and, entering the Office, walked
up to the occupant with the remark:
"My name is Cesar, and am closely re-
lated TO julius and Augustus, Can you
spare me ten cents toget to Toledo!"
''Sir, you are a base deceiyerl" replied
the other. "You are no more related to
the Caesars than ami Had YOU come
in here and told me straight, truthful
story, should have given you quarter.
You can 90, sir!"
The man went out, and now he deter
mined to tell the truth, and nothing
but the truth. Hating the first man
who came along, he said:
81 have been telling folks that my
name was Caesar, and | was trying to
collect money enough TO take me to To-
ledo. Now, the real truth of the matter
is that am named Clark and | wanted
the money to buy whisky. That's the
solemn truth, and can you help me with
ten cents?"
Ten cents! You base liar and deceiv-
er III hand you over to the police" ex-
claimed the other.
1--WE told you the TRUTH"
"And it's enough to send you up for
six months. Don't you dare to ask me
for money!
The tramp sat down on cold stone
block, took his last chew of tobacco, and
mused:
1--WE lied and I've told the truth. I've
told the truth and I've lied. l made as
much one way as the other, and nothing
out Of either! Looks now like as if I'll
got to play deaf and dumb or else 90 to
work
The Osceola times., 1880-03-20
Kidnapers and Madhouses.

N. Y. Herald.
Considering that this is free country
and the year is some centuries in ad-
vance OF the Dark Ages, the ease with
which DIR. Schulze, of Mexico, was placed
in q prominent Philadelphia madhouse
Is decidedly alarming. A New York bust
ness house instructed the manager of
the asylum to expect such patient; the
doctor was taken to the institution un-
der the supposftion that lie was going to
q banking house to have draft cashed,
and letter, purportins to be from the
doctors wife, was presented with some
others. Not certificate or line of wri-
ting from any foreign or American phy-
sican was presented; merely upon the
personal letter alluded to the doctor
became an inmate of the asylum! I'M
doubtly the name and Whereabouts of
the institution will be carefully recorded
for future use by all foreigners who are
jealous of their wives or husbands. all
impecunious sons of fathers who are alow
to die, and by conspirators Of all sorts
who are anxious to have any one dis
posed of without recourse to murder but
that Pennsylvania or the United Siatcs
proposes to allow this country to be The
scene of any such outrageous trickery
does not clearly appear. Certainly nei-
ther will allow experts" like the one
who testified on Saturday to be the arbi-
traters Of q lone foreigners fate.
The Osceola times., 1880-03-20
A CONGRESSIONAL SCANDAL.
Members who are Alleged to be Guilty OF
Disgraceful Conduct.


The following decidedly sensational
story appeared to-day in the Washing
ton Critic: In circles to which clerks
in several of the Government depart
ments of this city are N IRE or less close
ly connected, there is now being whis-
pered a story, the details of which, if
fully proved, will ruin the characters OF
a number of female clerks in the Treas
ury Department and one or two men,
bers OF Congress, particularly Senator
from the South. The stories atoat link
together the names Of this Senator and Il
handsome young lady from the Treasury,
and the disclosure of their intimacy ana
the peculiar iarcircumstanCes which brought
it about are particularly interesting, and.
if properly exposed, as certain parties
acquainted with the facts are now trying
to do, it will result disasroIsly for the
social and political standing of the par
ties most prominently interested. The
outline Of the affair was placed III the
possession of reporter of the Critic this
morning, who set out to secure all the
facts connected with the case, if possible,
and succeeded in getting pretty we'll
connected story, but none OF the parties
by whom the information was given
were willing to take any responsibility.
One gentlemen, who is more than usual
" interested in the fate and good name
of one of the ladies implicated desired
that nothing of the affair be published
at all, inasmuch as he was ende lvoring
to take legal steps in the matter and APP
pretended that any publication now
would injure his proposed prosecution,
Us the parties possessing the inside OF
the history of the case refuse to take
the responsibility of what they state.
According 10 their stories, there is now
employed in the Treasury 4 woman
who, under the guise of a clerk, is acting
in the capacity Of procuress for dis
reputable house on Eleventh street. To
this house she has entlCed several of her
more attractive and unsuspecting
sister clerks, and once there they have
been introduced to members of Congress,
and, eventually, fast lives and ruin. One
of her latest victims is a handsome
young lady, who was there introduced
to the Senator from Southern State
mentioned above. Fear of the shame
which would fail upon her if the matter
were known sealed her lips TIL a few
evenings ago, when the truth was dis
covered by a gentleman by whom she is
much respected, and to whom she made
Il complete confession. These are tine
particulars in substance, and 1t is more
than probable that the whole story will
be made public in few days.
The Osceola times., 1880-03-20

paupers inconstant and unstable, not
even taking advantage Of the wretched
course of study offered, but, becoming
speedily putied up with conceit. and pre-
tentious ignorance, they soon came to
open revolt. | do not deny that our ride
was not free from blunders and that we
acted unwisely, but at any rate the stu
dents were shortly in conflict with the
police and the universities are all max
ing fine noyitiates for the study of Nj
hilism."
Is there any acknowledged leader of
the party nowY"
Yes: since the death of Michael
Bakunin, NJ. Drogomonow is the ac-
knowledeed head. He resides at Ge-
neva, and Eliminates the gospel of de-
struction from beneath the wing Of the
Swiss Government. Destruction is the
one idea of these fanatics; look, here
is clipping from the Rouska MIR, which
will translate for you," said he, select
ing paper from a number in his pock-
etbook: During the month of June
last $500 fires broke out in Petersburg,
Orenburg, Koslow, Irkutsk and Uralsk,
destroying 100000 roubles of prop
erty; 1900 of these fires were of Nihil-
istic origin"
"And the Government is powerless?"
"The Government has very needlessly
hampered itself with lot of judicial
machinery which it now finds very much
in its way. You see, the judges in our
courts arc drawn mostly from the lower
ranks, and they think that they can
only show their independence by decid-
ing steadily against the Government.
When the 1873 persons implicated by
the confessions of that villain Netchaieff,
were brought to trial, you can form no
idea of the licence that prevailed; the
m ost incendiary speeches were made,
and little foretaste given to Russia OF
what the new world will be when 1t
does come. Shortly after the conclusion
Of these trials, Vera Sassoulitch made
her attempt on the life Of General Trep-
of, and assassination has since then
been the order of the day"
"Where is Vera Sassoulitch now2'
"Sheis living In the suburbs of Geneva
with Drogomonow and the rest of the
conspirators. Geneva is the Jerusalem
of the new faith"
allow are the attempts on the Cars
life looked on in Russiar
"By the great mass of the people they
are regarded with horror unspeakable,
but they go on and on, until at last some
unlucky bullet will find its way into
that old mans heart, and then the So
cial cataclysm will come. The Car is
really the best friend these people have,
and when he dies and the Czarwitch
Alexander mounts the throne they will
learn the difference. He will fight fire
with fire, and if his life is spared, he will
stamp out every ember OF NiLilism in
the Empire"
The Osceola times., 1880-03-20
Religious rersua sions in the British Army

The religious persuasiens of the non
commissioned officers and men in the
British army have been tabulated. with
some interesting results. Allowing foi
defects in returns there are, as nearly as
can be ascertained, 100000 men in the
army who have declared themselves a
belonging TO one or other OF the great
religious denominations. Ol these 62,-
$50 are returned as belonging to the
Church of England, lips as Presbyteri'
ans. 1885 Wesleyan and other Protest
ants, and 20,S72 are returned ~ Roman
Catholics. Thus out of a total of 94, ,S42
rather more than two-thirds claim to be
adherants of the established church OF
England. Taking the entire army, the
Church of England element sticr1 !
predominatee.