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, 1880-02-02

All flA Eur ll7ltsn.
1t Is not many years KincG 1tu ruled tho stable,
amt still moro tho pugitfstIc mind, with ii rod OF
Iron. The renresenta.ivo nf l,eA not unfre-
Or referee, or whatovcr Il nay bo Ut przc- ights,
tSa @ rs ws tho y Ss9n S hS |, s9 Sn h
Kttten. a moro than usnally hlackguar.lly
sexs SnnfM 81 M e hs aS f lf o sS s 5 ill., aa
striku hls representative. For moment tho
wholo ring side" ~ hear tho ruiiIans lsse,n-
tAe whole ring sle stood aEhaat; mud tboil public
opinion assertel Itself. a.a IL Thousand pairs ct
blccs sweiled to t ase'o tho ';'alt Bit eEs
1t went on to the el!Lt by which period tho rush
man who had struck him felt IL aickeniug horror
creeping on. Tue furlcs were already tuKKInR
Mt hls ltArtstrlnEs and llo sought everywhere
fur tho Injured !lta who h!d gore quietly away
wrapHesl y ns dignity uni! What he lovol to call
lnar, chilled at the houso Of ilell, Iut too iato,-
tho INT hui gonn th,-his 1noin was sealed.
1t Beelns that HIS representative on returning
tho atter beioro it eoileascs, @ T. wha % fSr lonS a
while absolutely refused to erydtt tho Hstound.
such dDum fur tho offender rs shonld make
generations nf pugtlists yet anGor!. to iahak1 IN
ntfoillur wins huncaforth dc0d. No inontlun Of
h!s nailso should occur oven us IN advertisements
in tue grSat gr, sporting Grgan Ct the tay. md it
month. md ynihy haunted TUG bars OF tho spDrt-
Ing public houses ut which It had previously
Or ~ " hoa as a M, nasS RsW % no
was Of no rse Ills wanting to fight anyGoiy No
brother puglIiSt would tght. q, nun whosc pAr-
ssc, osieo ot hs eoat liz rsa sar tse
rtbK Ut benefits; blu nanIu WIS llwnys excluded
fr4'm tho list IIe tried to gut up i benuat for
| ,vns deud III Quuen Anne. Whit hcca1t,c Of hItn
IL not known. It Is supposcd, however, that he
, 1880-02-02
ONE CENT DAMAGES,
VERDICT IN THE CORTMl0ur-YAlWEIL L1pR1.

CASH.
Tho libel suit OF Coftri9ht VI. FArwell has at
trArted considerable attention tho last week,
and Saturday morning when tho Jury wers 10
return their verdict, Judge Morun's coust-ooM
WIS crowded by pGrSous curious to hear tho
result. Mr.. Naakoll wis present for tho plalntif
and biz. Btilea for tho defendant, but tho senior
counsel On each side wore absent. It was also
notlced that one OF the mostly deeply Interested
parties !n the ,case-tho defendant hl1nselt-waa
not 70 be seen, One nf tho Jurors fuiicd to come
totine 1or nearly hAlf All hour, asid, whtlu tho
ConTt waited for h,n, beforv tho sealed vesdsct
S9u!a ne openieo, t1e curiosity rso 70 fever heat
Kuna through until tho iniXhing jurur touk' bis
scat, when tho Clerk opened tho envelope aud
reitd:, -
I'VE, the Jury. tind for tho plaintiff mud aasess
thu uutilAktA ut dlle cont"
4 snuriiIur Of surprisu. was hcarsl Ut this a,,-
iuuneclneIt, alli good muny SMILES were ill.,
10 " ruthrr llstDnlah.sl ut thy rrsult.
Mr- llnskcl. MI. tortf1Kht's attorney, seemed
!ho lnost tAke!l aoaok, And hb enttrtsl tlutluIl
1ur new trul. but luade III tch,urks. NJ ono
" l4eFv wRs evidently il0thn1 snOre 10 bu yyen
thu crowd slow1y tlGu cut ratAer uisyustel vi
, 1880-02-02
SUBURBAN..
ENOLEWO)D

The water-rcnta In tho Town Of Luke, accortl-
Ing to tho report Of Col. J, T. Foster, who bus
chArgo OF tho collections, hre becoming quito II
surrce Of revenue to tho town. Tho receipts
FROM blay !, 18p, to dato hnvo bcoh $40, zoo,
which, besides meeting tho expenses Of tho
wnter service, pays tho interest on tho water-
bonds md leaves quite Il surplus for tho Sinking
Fund, which will eventually lI],lftlAte tho bonds.
Iyn suKnr.rc!,nery and Il starch-works, which
will ilso Abo,t l100U,0o0 gnllons dnily. Tho
packers nrc not using tho tiguAt Qu,intity ut
water, therefore, tho punpiug-works arc not run
tO thefr cnpaclty.
!. A injecting. Of Hose Company No. 4 ls. called
for this eycnInE ut tho EngIow0ol iiose- iInnse.
cOl1rel concert truupr who built tho Nashville
College. ,iro annoMucGd t., Rive concert Thurs-
day evening Mt TIllotson HILL.
Mfss Jessie C0uthuut, the talented young
render, IL making u professional tour Of Wlscun.
sIn.
, 1880-02-02
LOCAL CRIME.


ROW AT 4 DANCE. ,
Tho Stock rurls precinct continues to fur
nlsh deeds Of blood ind violence. At an curly
hour yestcr;lny morning scrgt. Sheppard, Of tho
nepring Street Statlor, went to the Union Hall,
No. l6Os 1Ialsted street, wharu II utnco was In
progress, and attempted to unrest one JnhM
Sheridan nlias HUB" for whom he hud stute
warrant Bworn out by Theoddr0 Wells, tho cashier
Of f,,d Tho chisea@k9 r. oas 1nsh co'epany, %so was
near the eornor Of Dcortng nni Cois9as
streets. The YOUNG .nilhln resisted With nll hts
hull 10 sec him protected, Tho Sergeant wns
MY ssts l,,, " olco1s =, Msrp md aaanSy
Ing baek tic crowd IT every stop, Until thoy
ss sx I Wno ane eH ssx shsppa9 nFS a ,E o
back tust below tho right shoslt.ler t!ade. Tho
@ @injnr %is VIZ artnG s1xht howsy.r' .' 1na n,l
st1aii that tao oillcers would besi pS',rinx a hat
!ea rtS saa the y return aa ths sase 'Ss'a
nun. who garo tho ,au.e 0f George 1trown. waa
sseI te f,iT ~ l., behind .a the bur- an. y ~ W.
sheVpar aSe liter e lin ai g aprssfc,i S 9i'E. his'.
Dothhu and sheridan wcre brought to the std
tion without murl, farther interference.
lieut.. 1,eaacIl % s 4ssc'ssblea III III "'Sl i'll;
mSn sna ,oSa bck 1 m, e tho
and tEsy Viii uli Si e Sfoasht Sstars @ Ms J,s
An Wills i. iatMorllo, tl!soriUrIy: william,
nsha,,. casryinE eoneeHle.i weapD.,s, a1a Inter
s ;GF hSss Kss& .S ssirpF WsS Sas
dis"rIsriy; s1Iehnsl 1iasMes, GSorso Richards,
und hlichMel CullMnAn, Interfering with u,i
, 1880-02-02
DEATHS


4z fu!ton william IL Woodyai. II. IT, n thss sss
yGRr Of fl.t aye.
,Fanssai! ;MsM;'HIy =. p. H. from tho Union Part
CANAvAN-Feb. |, Mary. wife Of Laurence Cana.
vAti.
Funeral from her late residence. u resrsoust y
nly mime, sonce tn cnlvnry Cclnetery by catr1ake
inrfslnnis arg Iespecttully nvted TO ateud slsas
~ -IrIh lYor!I ptcaao copy.
Of Hpn)nnsln and 4iurlo Tricl i,fnovcs, Fcb. / Il
1lGhthoE!a, nxrd ycnen I! Munths and q days.
Fhnern! VIII take pines FutaGlny ut p. N. hy c1f.
F,1Fsr t. Calvary Flcn;is q th9 fHmiiy nre seipcs
pltnse copy.
HltlsCU-Feb, !. at D. H.. Potter Alien 1}.l.eo, M
or y. y. lsttncs', nEEh u yGHtM.
Funeral from Tho fysllunc1 Of tho fhMlty Ia WeH
Ghteatx,'.av, by cnrflages " llosehl. Friend.
,WtfEEI.Et.-satutdny eyenlnH, ian. 81. Mrs. En-
Wheeler. widow Of tho Iato lTn Whoeet. nsed i
FuneEal sery.eS. a. tho sss!acnce Of her .os.!n.r
l1n'Gigek Tuesday nlorninE. Feo. j.
s1Syracuso IN, " pui,UTs rluaAa copy.
WitlGilItAt his residence In Len Centre, III. las
~ nftYVsl3ta pHeun1.inta AEnrtn Wright, bruthcf VI
Mr.: z. +. Lynn, ot tlls City. aRud o. Jrnrs.
plpRss copy.
,t1nELtG,ln st. Louis. 40, Sunday morning. reol
funertl III i. tn Feb. q from tho Chicago h Al.oa
Ler1t: by crrt.2es to ltosehilI. frends Invited v
COSNOy-Fet. !, Mrs. .Ell1a conroy, ngcd u rs4n
Ftnefn1 Feb. 5, by cArFlnHeA to Calvary. Freld1 af
fMnllly Invited 10 nttGnd.
, 1880-02-02
Ait1tE9TI.

Two pcaccablo Chlnarnen, Sling Song and n.
wero vIcin,,s1y assaulted at tho corner IL stss
and Harrison streets shortly after II o'coes
lust night by throo partially intoxicated ym,n.
ho0dlu1ns. Joe, who "a abont 40 ycars OF Az.
md physically weak, was knocked down. And y.
vcroly Kicked about tho head and face 0tbss.
1inlloran coming up onu nf tho hootllum tdn
Joseph llutson, was arrested and locked IN y,
tho Ar,nory. Tho bthor two, by resisting. tn,ns =.
agcd to escape for tho tttno being. N'
James David, charged With burglary l,y IN.
gust ErEinr1t md Officers Post a.id Owen, nj M
Martln laycs, charEcd with robbery md resjst. Is
;,,s i'oieo otlIeer aro Rrlspncrs Gt tho west
entered Mrs. L!z,ic Smiths place. No, ll5 l5te taead
salted aer, apl knockr Nc, hsr Do dowD Tqsns na,
hoI Gf go cash; she esllsd npon oalccr ieEeys.
ncr Of, Van Il,,reu md Canal streets rpo,
ssssare1'ng ss;a I!ayGs. % %saT'l.ease marked Viii
nvenme, wis found upoh him, 1t wns thonrbttt
that this would lead. to. his !dentlcaiton ftt
either larceny or burElnry, hut Mr.. lialIufl sa5s
he lost tho cnrtl-cAse lit a strcet~car.
, 1880-02-02
ITEMS.


The lntcst rttmnl,r IL TINT tho Chicago, bur-
llngton s. Quincy lsailronI IL trying to Hut con-
troll 0f tho indianapolis, bloomington 4 Western
Railroad.
Mr.. II. c. 3loltlrlm, Western General Freight
Agent of the plttaburg, Fort Wnynp & Chlcngo
Iaailroad. hRs gono to Florida for his hcMlth,
which Inns been much impaired by latn utilize
tlons. 1{o is accompanied by his wlfo,
Tho Austin i: MAnkRto Isailroatl Company hns
Just flod nrtictes of Incorporation with the sco-
rctnry OF State nf Minnesota. Tho capItnt stock
IL tu be &, ,0O md tho Company proposes to
construct lt1e Ut rDd fra>u sumo point 0R tho
south Iine Of Minnesota by why Uc Austin to
tho City 0f Manknto.
General FrUlght Agent Qrfnr. Of tho Michigan
Centrnl ttntlrtA.ll, received Il consignment ldst
Saturday OF sII young kttgns. Mr., Grter snys
that under tic present pmltnE arrangement he
oyer tho bAlanco L, tho Lake sh0ru mi olhor
rou,ls who arr Duhind III thor perccntngU5.
, 1880-02-02
TURNED LOosE

It Is currently reported TINT Jn,nes 1,t,, a..
William Il. Kelley, tho Chicago nonto np,l ,ans na
tarnco men recently tnkcn to WAtsck,, rroo'., aa.
County; by sherin rcnssoti for safc.b,ro,s@s
wGre rcsoascd at midnight Frl.lny and R,n, ~, !.
thc!r way rejoicing. This bccnusa ,l,c r.a W
wcre locked up IN tho. Armnry t.,n nty,s ,uea -
tho burglary. THO entire ayalr apneSr. pRr: y y
'1.s9. Sso nesn ea,,,ar h"x's1 y H. the st rs
70 hnvo tho wnret of It. Doth men were "RRPss Rsss
fed l'y employees of tho Illinois Cen,mi iTn! iaE
roMd, who rialmcd TINT they wcre down On 'I' Y:
l,nlrcd tho oara At aitnat,. In thIs civ x.
islcn TINT these two mon com,nlttcd the' ~ Ms
hnrglnry chnrge n9ninat thetn Ia scouttxl lA'.s -
icnl monte md cantltlenco men, anti iIa. nntSia.
lii"ru,..u ertninAl occupation that Is niaost thss
oppOsit OF Bafe- e-blOwtnK. @s
, 1880-02-02

Tho English bectlou Ut the Stclallsta met yes
tsrday afternoon ut No, 81 West Luke street,
QGor9s sehiaIing In the cha,r, Three new IsciM-
befs were admitted. T. J. MorYnu reported that
HI u4sezslueut Of rs cGuta would Du levied u,l
, 1880-02-02

than thcy wotId nltniA. sda, was thu ,,,.n,,
q !4S 1so,'s w1o lvo .ntils ~ M VIII
IL something. One Iay tho .pSilc]e ] sp.n{ ' I'D
confidently Of ovrt,tnlly enpfllrnT t6o ,tialalle
end shn nast lay Nrn Rluip NRn,it thc MsSa mat,Sas
rests, w,M ono 0f tho Hlnn ddyN "' ss"
, 1880-02-02

Arrangement wns rntrrr,l Into by which, In
aI.frrntIon pt $A0,0U vptet to tho ruAd Ivy tho
city, II nRrcctl 1n eslnllRll tla RhnrA II l1Eana-
pors or On SsH y r. to da tg ny *o as me-
tlIo fnrrGItnrG. Tho petition Will DO henri Dy
judge Urttmtlonil III GhtcnHU,
, 1880-02-02
THE RAILROADS.;
Full Report Of the. last Meeting
- of!the High Joints" ,.,'.,: /"
What the St. Paul Cots in the Pur-
chase Of the Chicago &
. Pacific,
Gould Reported to;Be After tho
', Lafayette " Cincinnati.
Articles Of Consolidation Between Union,
Kansas, and Denver Paoiao, .


Kansas, and Denver Pacific,
THE HIGH JOINTS.
The oiIicnl report Of tho proceedings of tho
late ,ncctlpg Of tho High Joints" IN New York
has lust bccn received by tho rallrond managers
Il, this city and cuniains considerable tnforma-
tlon not heretofore published. Tho following
nrp tho most Important points not touched upon
IN tho tclcgraphtc reports: .....,
Commissioner Fink announced TINT aincc tho
last meeting tho following companies have dc.
clarcd tholr lntcntloh tn bo represented on the
Joint Executive Committee: Tho Louisville 4
Nashville. tho Cniro l. vIncenncs, md tho De-
troit, IAnsing & Northern, Tho Committee to
whom hnh been referred tho investigation Of tho
charges regarding cutting OF rites, submitted tho
following report, which w,s adopted. "No ehnrKes
Wcro nude Mt Its session except Agninst tho
Grani Trink and cesirns Vermont sn conpanies p i
having given assurance that they Will state to
tho fnli Committee, that H. tho future their
tniM r,ltcs. and to govern and be responsible for
tho nets q nll ngents worklng vim their lines.
yo.r Committee Respectfully recomn,enls TINT
mt now complete, viii be submitted III fuli by
sno sr o'Gos &c o. ,hos9 eopatISss TO tho Gonms
inittcc 10 thNt oilect," -, '0'' WA
Mr.. Mills, Of tho Vermont Contral said TINT
nndG agnlnst his line; .that he ind
Mr.. scargcant had telcKr.phed to THUR Wrst-
ern M H., aEents to avoid ~ cnMses ior complaint
eiited III. Mjlll%s % rc,narEs by saying that tGn tGo
Sono o aSt naxo cn.n4 II dSs{s VI Sa ss s
represented on tho joint Executive Committee,
Or, So far rs they cnn control rates, in any Sense
Company intended to ;lct with Il conservative
policy, md thoy would curry out tho report nB
1t 1s written.
ako e 1orts: 81 peR'en'ases 'F0" po'f0'' aha 0'n'f
,ro peFa Tant he a rses so sS n 4s d pSr1 tt
bnsis ndoptcd In 1B76,-Toledo Detr,It, aJii Port
Huron, TbH per cent: Cleveland. O. per cont
the Chicago distance shnll continue to bo {lxcG
%p9n ~ II, the present h.sls Until otherwse Ordered
Nxed ut u ftlturo lneoting OF this Cotnmlttoo,-
not lator, however, tthan March L.. -,
tho subject OF reduced r.tes from Now York 10
tho West via Portland and Now London. Ilo
aeld that Il VIZ iapossito to contlnns this st.te
q nifalrs without involving other lines Mr..
Cotni,any in respect 10 thc tr1!ilo Vii Tortiand
md New London, declaring his willingness to
his Company should be entitled out OF Now
York to arbltrnt,on, and to 10 shape his pro-
sysdnEf TT thore saqa be no snpan
the followinE resolutions wcro adopted:
lcss tb,.n tho all-raii rates. ID contT,ry to, and
tlon of this Joint Executive Committee u4 which
Mo,nbers md that tho Goianissionor Gull IiH ppta @
those Companies to rsnintltn tho ngrued tarif
nliiE!i! rates " those ru'ites as th9 Erie
now mnlntn!n nit-rnil rsltes from Hoston west
wAra, yfa tboir several wator-llncs: md thnt tho
, 1880-02-02

TUG utter. want pf a 'scnsatlon they had hoped
NJ. c91tr1gt ag st fe 'as East IT. r. q'SSe 'S s
OF Ills fellow CIuzcua, >.
, 1880-02-02

UNION PACIFIC CONSOLIDATION.
TIE artEclcy, pf union aud generalization be-
tween tho ulashFactho NairoaI Company, tho
Kansas Pacific Hallway Company, and tho ncu-
'.rr Pacific },allway aud Telegraph Company,
fofnilng tho Uhibn Pacific ltallwuy Company,
wcre alcd In tho Department Ut tho Interior on
tho gath Inst, the day they were slyned. Tho
preamble sets forth that, - under the Acts Ut
Congress Of July !. lsds, July ., 1se4, Aazch 3,
l66s, 61l Juno n, ls7a, aud various anendatosy
, 1880-02-02

acts tho tl,e railroads ,uay ,,nito a,p ro,so,t-
S;Sns;s y s1x5ss 'S; SS,!s; %sSs FsssSs
mI,c 1T, Tic i.l Insi' ly the three rn,nnnas' M..
airl do nrticics wc1t' aErc.,i ,lpons e''''''e''
frin, hid: cs,t,sIiintu thor respective urg,.ni,
zat!ois.. properties. md companies into mic
ttOastss md be entitled IL receive fr1lni tlio
iuyernsnp,,t Of tho United Stntca Mi i1li aii,Ri-
inr. tho Rra!'ts. honets, ln,n,'lai,les, K,,ar,n-
rcatrTottnns ind requirements which tho nftre..
snid thrro companies respectively ut tho ,lntc OF
anl,ject to ufIilor tho ,cts nf Congress III TINT
,,e!,nlf, In place nnl substitution. nf satd con-
ss. 10 @ an tH Tor s itscf Ill ot tho rrnssin. % f
SE Sny 'nsS ;EIst t. M ss s;, i;
tho provisions Of tho aforementioned .ncta OF
Cnllurcsa ar1l each OF them, 40 fnr Ms IN thoIr
nature hrplIcnlIln Ia tho cnfnpnny hereby
OF tho parties hereto, nt,d uf these nrtlotcA nf
nany hereby formed Under. tho sall aots Ut Con-
Ffesa anu 10 maze tllp sa!a hcts M o. Gnhgrcss INC
f,iiv "a n IN sa,nn var" Differentiated hnrntn ~
inr1c."
Art. II. snys that tho nnmo Of tho consolidated
company ehMll " tho phlnii ihS'tI2 lua!!way
a,nnE ~ thn % aSta fion pnniilr 1,ntIwov n.
paiiy shnij be a0), being tho tOtnl aERro-
elto Ain0,int Of tho outstanding stock, Of tho
three constituent epnlganles l which shnll b4 d.
, 't.S H. @ ~ ~ ~ , x eIl': ~ u i y ~
,t ,umutn @ M @ ~ ti," a,,rrenJor ,nI % thnroW e.r
lint n,,r,snso IN, ~ tbo team"nttvn f,n1,"ps
, il... "sat,rnn cnInn III n,,u m,, Il, tMo
iin,,, 1,.c,t}, Ttai.i t,,,s"mv shn,1 rtn;vn H.
, 1880-02-02
THE. CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS. y" "A
]. II. Cookt, st. Louis, Is at the Sherman.
W. t'eul'', Cologne, ia Mt Tho Grand Pacific.
MI. Van Alloi', ST. Paul, Is mt tic Garl-
II. Z. Doncztecl, Dakota, is Mt tho shcr-
John Wilson, wlnona, Mimi, is at tlloTro-
mont.
Andrew Bates, Atlanta, Ga., Is Mt. tho
Palmer.
a. N. slinstcr, St. Jose pl', Mo, Is at tho
j. Il. Smalley, Burlington, Vt, Is at tho
ralmcr.
Tl.o,nns wardcl1, Macon, Mo-, Is at tho
Ttusnn"t
George y. Hopkins, st. Louls, Is Mt the
fremont.
Charles T. Decloy, Racine, Wis, is at tho
Milo s. IIascal], Gost,cn,, Ind, Is Mt tho
Sherman.
], s. Clorkson, Dcs Molnes Register, Is at
tho Sherman.
W. +. Calender, boston, Is registered at
the Sherman.
II. ". brown, Cincinnati, Is registered Mt
the Gardner.
John Il. Tabor, New York, is registered at
the fremont.
George W. Sheldon. New York, Is at tho
GRIND Pacific.
Ju,!son Fitzpatrick, New Jersey, is ut tho
Grand PaciAo.
Charles II. Hardy, Milwaukee, IS stopping
at tho Gnrfncr.
NJ. v. Winens, Tlcontlcroga, N. Y, Is n
guest At tho Gardner.
John !,iekaby, manager Of "Onr German
Senator" eo1npany, Ii ut tho Grand rncfc.
& George 7: ,i ,$itagk, s.: Louis anl Georgs Gs T.
]. II. Mc1,aylst, Of tie, Hudson Bay Com;
pnny, Fort Garry, Manitobu, Is ut tho Grand
Mr.. George A. Frculenrech, OF st. Clo,,tl,
shortly go 10 linsaia 10 Introduce tho Mccormick
reaper.
An owner is wantea at police headquarters
Series, and for some Of 1ra 1lnd!cy & Co.'s pub
llcatlons
~, a eorrcsponacnt signing his cornmunica-
aHIry. TINT tho County Dourt Is unanimously
Republican,.
Tho Frctglltmcn's Union met Mt Naskcll
Hull ycstc ,t!ay afternoon ,nisl dlsposed nf
small, nnd nono but members were admitted.
Tho brEek-polnters Ut the city held n meet
Ing yesterday afternoon IN Spcllncy's lInl. No.
u sanger street. No business OF Importance
wnR transacted, and tho afternoon w,aB spent III
talking over matters pertaining to tho tr'ldc.
Tie Jcsce1crs' Journal, tlle new monthly
Hngn1ltc for watch,nnkcrs, jewellers, engrnv..
ers. and MndrGd trades. hns reached IT. third
number. the january ntInbor ls very han4-
soHo twulty-four page pnper, nicely printed,
and well-ArTangcd.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Julia IIennes-
sy vii! tako place from her residence, NJ. ;'lh
, 1880-02-02

Mnat wonderful IL tho beautiful display OF
delicious candies ut Dawson's, 21l State strSet.
, 1880-02-02

No FANCY FKiCRs-Us4t vet teeth, u: nlliuR "
rRtcs. MCtheu1lvy lrus., Clark aud uRndulph.atG,
, 1880-02-02

:. Tho 1s.drctlge Sewlng-Alach1ne.-1t lead,
the world, and Is tho best for ypu to bur.
Sold Oil monthly payments. 100 State street
, 1880-02-02

For the toilet and tho bath use Glcnn's Suphuf
Soup. Itpurincs anl beautites. AVOID coun.
tErfNItH. ...-..'
, 1880-02-02

The Grent uermnu. lien,ady, st. Jacobs Osts
Ia the surrAt relief nn9 for llheu1intlsH, Stafs
6zi Lamp t,ack. Apmns, h0soAess. ttaadacha' Tooa'
nc1, Cuts, lturns. bea1s, Chllblalns, FfDxsH Ea'A
und nl tml,ar painful nilments. It Is sold " l's1
glats ind Daalers la Med'clne al 90 ecnts bottle
4. yOGELER 4 CO., baltimore. Nd.
, 1880-02-02

JacoE,s()il
The Great German Remedy.

Aiteuto.rn, rA.-Frum peraonai trpeHente
hnvv tho agreeable optnrtunity II nttissIg my afpf
RA1u tuAtltony tn tito extensively yInursud ", JAevn
On. My VITO lud been hhfrurlnR for ytnss VILE
IthuunatIsl. nnd uluiured erpat paln Hho used num
eru,lA lniMrnts hut n0he Rava her tho iucl wished.
for rrIIak. Huo nsnitl,s nRu purchased bottle 81
NJ Jacuts OIL, and tho result nchuyol by s uso Ja
titles mo In recommending 1t u asl similarly sunsfaf'
rho isst application worked wonders, and tho fa1th
tnely use of tho D prevented return Of tho tpf'
mor uxcruciatt,lv paln. 1wonld nsvlse cvcrybodf 10
neGl Df good iInlulpnt for rheumatism. Nuuras4
Ahd all aullr paaful dlstAs0s to isa the " JAruh
OIL md lhey will bo convinced that too much cannon
be hall iii prufao of this rulnUiy.
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Editor ltcpublkano'
, 1880-02-02

Tho Now York Tribune hAs tho following ro4
our,tnu fho recent reportA nl,p,,t I'M arrl,uc-
,nat rot,,n,1 ~ Nan, V.,, t,a,,tsa1 n,,1 1srto
,nunt oosHoo'l l1e w" aotA CeI.ta. ahu i!'o
ltnl!foAas fcKaralt19 tno New Ef's!ltnn eus1heSs:
The completion ef tho Boston, iioosao Tnnnel
~, t,.,o,rt"t I'M, =, n"s,n hns ,,ro,,.,ht ~
nu 1.o , " aoa''' i"'s p,o.sns I'm, ny
Erie ANd NHw YORK Coi1trnl ltolds INTO direct
competition for tho Now England business. Sov-
erul conferences buyu becn held by Presidents
Vanderbilt u1,,l JewDtt, nut no cutc{uslous huye
iishej. thnt tbosu con nforUrces Ind rraiiteJ In
tiivisSri If thu Now Eurand E1isnusa., hnyr
of IM,t}, nnInnl,rs. TreaiIe,it .Jawntt vest"rrny
aid fhnt m seitjruent Of thO ,unttsr hnH bct,f,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

A Nevale paper gives voice to the de-
sire of the community it represent by
a demand for religious teacher. 1t
saws: 1--WE want good, muscular
Christian, who can snatch sinners by
the scrutf Of the neck and dag them
bowling up the plane of righteousness ;
one who will not drink more than he can
hold, and who will not copy after Beech
er further than to steal his sermons. Such
a man will get a right smart layout
here" ParSon Conway should accept
the call at once.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16
Why He Didn't Propose.

He said he once fell desperately in
love with a pretty blonde who had the
most bewitclMg ringlets that ever en-
shared the heart OF a man in their
mcshcs. That he ravel like lunatic
over these golden trcsscs. That he
wrote sonnets to their beauty and luxn-
rance, and wore a tiny lovc-lock, which
he stole from them one starry night,
upon his head for six long months. And
that, IN fact, he was SO much cntranccd
by the ringlcts that he resolved to marry
their fair owner. And so one evening
when he had fully made up his mind to
propose, he set oft to visit his inamorata,
quoting poetry as he went along, and
wondering how a fellow set about any
way when he really wanted to marry a
pretty girl. Unluckily, the fair one with
the golden locks was not at home when he
called that night, and her younger sis
ter came Waiting into the parlor to meet
him. And, oh horrors of horrors she
had pinned on her little head a mass OF
golden curls, which the poor fellow rec
ocnizod at once. "Sistcr Bellies gone
out" said the little mink, and l thought
I'll put on her curls and come down tc
see her beau" This broke mp the IN
tended match, put All end to the sonnet
writing and other vague, lovc-likc rhap
sOdics, and added one more to the fear
fully long list Of Saratoga old bachelors
Sophia Sparkle, i'll New York Mail.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16
A GOOD DEFINITION,
Jackson Comet.

Jackson Comet,
Eighty years ago. Thomas Jefferson
thus defined Democr t:
One who maintains e4ua, and exact
justice to all men: The support Of the
State Governments in all their rights:
The preservation Of the general Govern
ment in its whole constitutional vigor !;
a jealous care of the rights of election by
the people; absolute acquiescence in
the decisions Of the majority; the su-
premacy Of the civi! over the military
authority; economy in the public ex-
pense; the honest payment ofour debts,
and sacred preservation Of the public
faith: freedom Of religion; freedom
of the person under the protection OF
the habeas corpus and trial by juries
impartially selected
The definition stands COOL to-day
though the man that uttered it has been
in his grave more than half a century.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-10-16

a good story comes from Madison, Wis.
A young man of that city who, either
through snobbery or laziness, will never
carry package through the street,
made a purchase the other day of six
collars and necktie, aad, as usual, or.
lered them to be delivered at his resi-.
dence. Soon afterwards, two-horse
freight wagon was backed up to the
door and the package laboriously placed
Oh the steps by the driver and an assist
ant, who inquired whether it should be
left in the hall or carried up stairs. As
the young mans sweetheart was wit.
ness of tue scene. 1t is likely that he ap-
preciated the full force Of the joke.