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YICTORI1A'S VENTURE.
Tho 1ndInn Chief Goes Into ArlzonI
ana IL Given a Warm heegption-An
lsncoMntor with Ltutlt. KrAuacr,a

Tho Indian Chief Goes Into Arlzohn
n,'d IL Given Warm lfeoqption-An
Encounter with Itnut. Ikrnmcr'a
Troup.-vicforl,l lkctrcats,
Special bhpatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Tucson, May Q.-Tho ontry Of vlctorIa'a bnnd
lMto Art1nnn appears according to latest spcclnl
dispatches. to hAvo resulted IN tho utter tIcfcat
Of this ludlan munstcr, WHOSE deeds Of carnage
In Now Mexico bud 80 eHcctualy hiudnred tho
development Ut that territory. Entering
Arizona, from tho elxt tho indians ioubtlcss In
tolItlcl to procood to tho Sun Cnrloa reservation
u remove tholr women from that point and In
dute' other Indians to Join tho Lu,id4 About
thlrty-six miles from lino north ot Gila River,
and cast Of Salt River, Is George Stephens
OF tho Sixth Caralry, having established
Ills camp ut Ash Crock, clevon miles
FROM stcphcns' ranch, WINS, 'on tho 7th OF
MAy, Mt about noon, informed through hIs 1ndl-
I'LL scouts Ut thonptroach Of tho h0stilcs. When
llo, with bis tWonty enlisted cnynlrymon and
twenty-five lndlan scouts, rcRchcu the spot hn
found VictoriN's band onRnHGd III co,npat witt,
peaceful Indians and Sterhcns' hprtlers. two Of
wtlonl wcro alruady killed. Tho hoattlcs i'm
1netl!ntcly upon rcrociving Krtlusr's troops
ijrcd volley Mt thom froln behind tho rocks,
killing Bcrgt. Griffin Anl severely wounling
oilu lnAan scout, Shortly afterwards number
Ut Knuuura suouta arriving, tho hostilcs took to
their horses and rotrontSd. Krhnnpr followed
with but fourteen enlisted cnynlrynen, tl,a
strength OF tito hostile lndlns botnr nbott Nifty
men. About niue Ihtlcs from Stcphrns', Capt,
Kramer dispatched Lluut. 1l!acksouo with abu,t
twenty Indian scouts to tho cne1lay's rcnr, mud
under the!r hGavy fro tho hostiles Dispersed, 70.
treating IN great confusion. Krnmer followed
them until slut0wu, northoastorly towards the
,non,ltatnst and ut tho lntcst report had bcun
Joined Saturday morning ut dAybreak by hIuj.
Krsrncr to continue his pursuit.. 0nn. Carr, who
commands tho truops III tho ile!d in Southeast
ern Artzoua, is deeply mortified ut hay!ng
lo troops Mt his disposal. lIo Ii HI cner-
Ketiu commander, and determinul n do
his lost to sxterminat9 tho Willy chlefta,n Of
Warm Springs md his oAtthrOnt followers,
C,Ipts: ,MAl.iai,,, Dyurtan, Gatewsol. unl Miller,
froni F9sts i!oSie md Ap4cl,e. nre o. tho run!
reers; will U.nkD It hot for Vetnria. Teloxruphio
"details nctcss4rlly rnach hyrr slnwly. stephuns'
itsty .ntloa from Fort rhonas wtloru .llspat ces
aro sont To Fort Loweil, eight miles from
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a,,s,,p IT., EhRiaa tI oneo hRa Ctrsar man N
wri, sn ri ~ 31.vn,,t Wnro 10 i1e, mno WE no
81 ". aM ,s "u Ky % :" MnM 40 sGnnc1qs
nys,"i, % H., 70 "4t1 hnr me nnn,nH q = cMrlylo 70
"a ,nmKn % III rnnna fgr nrst, sna.lo'4n.ly rcoent
~, @ nee eo'." ; ' o. Crsars, oAe ycry lnrae one.
n'M 'tat "Mo ~. no t caGn alIKe iouiid 10 10
ss f5,,t ~. ~ ~, s " = ~ tnn nauot,.
t,o ut W. os1a IT, Io!u @ IT, psolaste!nus 70 soppoen
hno Mstae H. ptnpo Sah 9yGr @ 10 i,,ssd an9
Won,A II ,, III ~ ts,S u Waf: mHy propoatefnisS
In uramorn,. norE anH niay i"neh md nj IM Trtiy
Wa,m . H., aF. % NJ sStnGt!se; WhUn
o,,.s % wv ~ ,3, ~ th,Nt sM hp,1 H. H. pMI!y
SStnto St -. ~" nHmt y, ~ tts yiS ~ a.n hYyhtoMo
s,H ,n n M ~ Ms ~ i M2H po.sna. aeot,
aet % nis sami Wae11Enut WI nnt nnltiPy T.
, 1880-05-10
Af1NNEsOTA.

TIE STATE CRtefAlN rOlt nt'AlEE. USLEAs VIM
DOM hE AN ACTUAL cANn1nATE. 4,
6ptetdt Dispnteh Ia This Chicago Trt6nrs.
Sr. pAttr,. Mimi. NAV O.-Thp information tel
n1 T., trr,t i.,,1r,xx ~ thn r,ft ~ orln-
t9''.Pna' ~ ,..,,,. W A'u ,.'i!'..t. uii ~ ~
ion III tho hepupiieNh eouhty conventions ~
this state needs aomo c1planation. It ~ er'io
tas. ,y W.. Min,o sna thnt ~ ,st In tho ,,rat
lMs ~ l"t ..o, S. . W -, ri, ttc
enoeo VI ~ otc."He'nnk nnJoss ~. ~" ~ w.. ~.
0elrYntcs that vi come to st. pnul Nhy ID; bi,t
ths Il hot f}nul md corcl,,etyc, It settles ono
tnrt. that tl,o Tir,,rt r,nchinn hns rt,,a utterly
"'s st. taHs e H't. -. i. .Saaa ~, n,,.,
anu AoFeieaiS ~ E"eces' W.. u uu' I MY no',
lutcly dCtcrmluo TINT tito vote OF MINNESOTA III
tbo Chicago Couyentluu will ho Gust for
1,ln;nC. Il IA crrtn,n TINT Itlntno wits
'"''''' ~" e. '.,. "a 49, 4 At,,nnso,a ~ 7s.l
mud renlnins 30 before any otner
OF ihosp who werp candidates n few weeks npn
ri /. rn ,caz cnrtnln lint Mnncsotn man. nnro
~ w, s'''.. .,s ,s"..',. ~ tha tinj5 n,
p'aoeu sef'o'@sly ana oe"o'A4s ~ '"o Ha.4 ~. ~ -
candidate, would conquer uvcn tho prcdiicctlon
Of M,nncs0Al for Halnc. II Window oi'eo bo.
contes II serious eMnd!date, 1t il n matter ot
ct,,,rse TINT ho will carry tho State With whoop
W;u,on,ss cnYnnn,t,n fnr t1,o presidential ro,1l-
"""'''' e"uip't'An W '1,,..a ~ -. ,.an, ,n,,
int'of rs compromise cahaaa.a nus uuua .. Wy
strewslly manaRcd ut Washington. but ,Sory
fu,sl1y .ua,;t1urtl Mt t,ptr Tho result H.. thMt
r. Ia ft,rthnr n,lvnn.utl rvcrywhers elsc tt1,lu
. I., L' ~. WV ua'... 49, s,,,,,i.r s,o,toc,n uf
nofe, aasa aoaI oHo seos eao e"'so'"i oPaSs ~.
Enstern party iclderS trying ~ cohsihct tno
rtor na ;, 1,rns,.,n,,t,ni raull,in,n. p
, 1880-05-10


epeelat uspa1eM 70 1ne t",enao dr3o9hs'
".. ""snts"ls. - " A'"y V~nne en'caeo coI-
Rss'saee'l navy rceeFoo NfEy l'ltle ne"s lo-aay
, 10 ~ snu tosus ~ .ue PF.'t.e7 scslefuuS, N1l"
nMe'' o,''A nE"s hs nlA Snc ~ from utAnt SOURCES.
.uu ''""'n. ~ seH1sh'ea III 'nW "sratenes shat
n"'e fe''enea here to-alty: Ihat urhit lhek8
only t!tty votes IF II majority Of III! tho .lUlt-
s,,tes to tho Illinois State Convention,
mil that In IL certain IN anf,,rx,
tn,.s, Ts.. ".s,,,,a,., .,'.,''' ~ x,".,"...
10 bc hel'l to-,norrnw. At tho sat,o tltnc. tho
dispatches tndictlte that tho GrnNt mon Arp In
doubt III 70 thu proprotv Of uuttcnynrinv m i'm
ztr,,ct tbs Rtnta for rrn,,t nycn if thnv aa,,,,
thn oinrl,v ami ,hnv ,,o,,otlo th,t 1s,"i, J.,
-.rt,, -, ;s,,', ,,, t,s,,,.s..s,,,s.at ,,.,. 'ta.
eeF1i" ~ n"se taeee t''iRsossv'nNt n's1Faets
practically enliti. Altogether, tho Grant Hlel
titl It very difficult to construct Kteat victory
for their leader o1,t Ut tho ru,rns ur ycstcti,ny
,...,., ,,s!L.sEs M.Nss"nu1 ~ ~. .oustf' oe;.
spfstaa Nspateh to Ths Chteaeo Tribune.
Rockrouu, ILL.,, Alny 9.JThe County convon-
o ys anM su.9vu ~" ,n" ., au1us r
~ nr,", 49, ,,soas,nt. .,',,,,.. ~ ~
H,r',,,as. r....s ~ s..,.tn ~. no....'.S ~ ~
stnta "n,, r.,., t,.n,,",T f,r 4tt"s',,,,..t!o,,.
.."i, N :, tnssom,,,sn,. - 1,",,,o. x III.
scy. II. +. crowfar,, A. n s%f1nr, = A. 1lrn1,,n
nsu,N " i,.. ,r ol%s"uta' ~ ~" nttu'
'A''''FP' ~'4o ~ ~ tA"t1''N
to0AN COUNTY
6psetal Dhpateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
L,xcOhN ILL.,. A1ay R-1Y,gx sst,rtp win soui7 n
unitI MI r, T,.',E,io...,.,e'. ~. ~ %
soua "n,a'nsan'tleeHauoh 20 'ao st"to conVen,
, 1880-05-10
WISCONSIN,,


Epxet9i Dtspateh to 7A< EAtcaga 2fftRH1 :
,JAxEsyltLE, Wis, siay 0.-Thu Dcmoorllts yes.
tertiAy elected delegates to the Htato Convention
Nv follnws, Senatorial, A. O.'WilsQp mud ]. II.
lerlgurt; First ApsesnbIy DISTRICT. 0e9sxe ileln-
Doldt and ChArica NpwlnsGt' Rttond, J. u. Whit
!ny and II. y, Ga45F; Ib'rgFW' II, horion and
+. J. carpehtes: '~' ...,.,..
JERHEHsbN COUNTY,
Sptetak Dhpateh to Ths catsaaa Tribune.
WArERT0YN, Wis- May p,--at tho Senatorial
Convention fur tho district ot Jefferson County
held Ut yellurso1, yesterday, George W. Illel anl
Ernuk Y. Piper wNr. elected delegates 10 tho
Democratic Hlatc thavattfun ut MaLtsasIl M tho
l.ti. trat. 10th nsv nlu-Tilduu. The OImo-
, 1880-05-10

never cxcecle1 twenty, and which sometimes
Tell nh low nE FvG nr nix. ...,.
A. OEdnrlt, vim fav.rs Washburllc, wnae!coe-
Cd dolrEntH frnln Nurthteld
TftE COUNTY cExrRAn COMMITTEES
III cnlletl to meet this morning ut . t'tock, at
Fnrwcil Hull, to tnkG hcasttrrs ftr the pft'irr.
unn ut tho hull, II necessary, Antl ~ aca tnht
suitable pinccs for delegates nro rcscrvod OH tho
unQr.
, 1880-05-10

A Tapestry carpet Will carret lining under It
UBs only thnt manufactured OF cotton ulld pI-
per. Twu kinds, Huwed .and plum. Amerttun
EHrpot Lining Company, few SOrk s1ld uoston.
Fur anlp by ull cltyet lcnlers
, 1880-05-10
WAAS3;d1||HURNE S;d1||H IN KENTUCKY.
B7tt4Hp lAlM,itsEMENT lsr TIE LEADING liz.
IuALIfAM HAEkli.

IputsFNls tHg.I t3kaN.s1ftal tlttp.1, MdYa
Amidst tbs aMosulnetta III behalf Ut tho ttreo
pro,nnth't 1lgpuhllcail eahailatts Tor tho noln-
ita1NAAt ohtHuxo, theFo appoars u1a rcappeArs
wlsh tesah'h suggestive persistence a nan1e
tbAt 4lsIst'st9 pssscss Bou,e seorct not yet un.
folds. .'4ahe 1naino OF Eiihu u. ~ashburno. ut
i,<1
, 1880-05-10

BerM,s ,pRturo Ut tho bolt Ia fnyor ur 1tlninc. a
gentleman from Scnptor Noi,ertson's district
saya Mlt tho pron,ihttamonto Of tho iat,cr
ngainfe tho urant |nAtrlctlons Of tho Utica
Convonttou wis not n,nte untlt after thero had
boon taotihcratinns with ialalno icat!ors throuHh
dsaei INT its6srt.o hpssss,'is r ths @ sen,i!onts
NeW a's Yssk 10 thS SSe%ao eo%ventior. ttS' i'' t
I'll s,1"'s:pHNNsYhvAN1lA. D.. :
TIFF ritrAN.Tnx tsoA1rE-AN INTERVIEW WRIT
y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ErnAltlr.ulrIs
-lur ONE SHERMAN MAN VISIBLE IN rENH- :
Frsm our o,rn Correspondent.
WAsH1N0TON, D. G., May G.-Mr. II. p. IInndy,
Of tho philadelphia Times, OTTO of the most s,,c
o The ,x NEW ry, FSncysn wasn0 nt
ton. llu has lYst returnc!! from an extended
trip through fe sthto Of pennsylvania, under-
taken for tho, spc!aal purpose Ut nscrrtn|nnE
tho political e9ntlhtut Of tbat state. Ills views
On tho sltua4oii'fn Tonilsy therefore, n,p
entitled to tho tapst tcsPeotf ~! Consideration, rs
tloy nrn those of q tFAlnod observer, who Views
tho s!tnalon from IN entirely 'naeptGacnt
"whut," askcd. us 'th4 ,real tr,ltth rs to tho
alleged antagonism to GraHt 9jnonx :tho PENN
sylvaula Delegates to the ChscdB9 Gqnycnton2"
nrrostrrox TO 01Axr uSpEntsrtMArEp.
"Tho strength OF tho ohpositioh to; Grant
auong Pennsylvania ficpubIlcana.' sNfd .Mr.
Handy, "is worry mitch untorcstnAte1. ThOro
Rru more symptoms of revolt ngntnst Cn1nUron's
attempt to control tho party lust now thun hnvo
bcen kuown for many ytHrs. rhls Ia simply
upon tho question Of Qrant. Thoro ia n very
Formidable movement OH foot ationg thu lco-
ghtes tn tho Chicago Convention to compel Don
CAtner,n 10 nbartfvn Ills unit rule Ru!,crlg ,rtr
pennity nl y l,0ls liy tot H,Gan TINT thgso
Mntt,tsrnnt i' ,lelegatcs gu of wn nre b!n!nc
iltas f';its Nito or tutl HtatrtGts VI tue htatG
en NY tGay !nme. irtial nSsl91,; PNtea
@ t4 "ls @ re Sn ar at 1e an 1gHS thnir
.lelsEn.es y y tsreEar.l tliat r.,l9 Tint nstinn
sot anvo @ fc a,, ake oy Ell sve tor alstria a .;t
nelea,.Gs VI 1iso H, Mstrietst fnt teeM my saion
tsitets lrrt n1,va eS a fae fe ,@ @ 70 eo'e us"'nst
wtuh Is autn
With With thu so yS"nk Yk Ratsrs y NSw Is Mssss Hos Sn
setts9" :.
that The unit. orant men II rh'in'ini.hla are not
~ atratikht..6nt Ggty meli, anu hive hMtl very
t9,s ~ sau H;.n4Gent ni po!l
NSa ss rof t n ,cn Fhha aaS s sd
n,sa HcEi,xssgs4 n. ns iua:!srs r. a. tue stNis,!!e
party. IheE nro 'Dosses." ~ 1net; 'T!ioy 10 not
s,,:n s. II ysry distns.e!tl TO- ,hSl u ws,iie thoy
sy tlAt thoy nru not !'reparet! ~ tsl Just i,1w
whnt WE tnpy nro Kotng to,lo. they lenyc III w1ln
one menus t'r nn9ter, they nre Eu!ng 70 tetcnt
i1on y, q Gannrons n!A1s; of Sn.lrsH they prefer t2
'i be {" Ss SSSs at y erse'
iMliy IN l'ossino 'AnMth9T ,,, ono q thpsg wll9
thr.Atgh e ot!t r. MI Elllntt, ex-shtr!F md
l,nt ht,stato u sny. to nnybxly TINT llv
GOES nnI nrppoae. 70 voto ior ari,lt
, 1880-05-10
ILLINOIS,

SUMMARY HT COUNTIES.
The corrected tnb1c af returns from Illinois
cn,,ntcs, tnclutI!nK tito probM,io result IN Cook.
nnl the nctnnI rcports from counties TINT he,d
conventions Snttirilny, is rs fniowB;
, 1880-05-10

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NEwYonK, Aay p.-Arrived, uaIlle; from Liy-
prEuu. ,bslut. -,
IoNpoa MRy 9.-Steamsh:ps Dr1tNhnto, from
Nov York. and PoEuvtuu, from naltspofe, have
arrived Hut.
, 1880-05-10

crA(a srntlmcnt In this part of tho H.9t1 secn,s
to hoHtt1,!1ly opposed to tho nomination Of tho
CiphtkMitcy cnn.lhInfoI-j y
, 1880-05-10
Special bIpateh to T7.4 Chtscco Tt.hv,.

Nutrition improved, strength sestoseus
dISeAse ATr1stol by Mult lllttors.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
Married.

LERY-DUGGAE-In this city, at the brides
residence, by the Rev. c. Delacroix, on the 18th
inst, Mr., EDGAR LERY to MIss HANNAH DUG.
GAN, both of this parish.
In our last number we complained of
the stagnation existing in the matrimo-
NAL market of the Capital City. No
sooner, however, had that Issue gone
forth, than the contradictions began to
come in thick and fast; evidenced, too,
by subtantial emembrances to the ad-
dress of the CAPITOLIAN. On the out
side of a neat package containing cake
and wine came the notice which pre-
cedes our remarks. OF course, we were
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
Ghussdap's edition.

When tho bears tear, the airit ishkely
to be filed with flying hair
Baton Rouge would welcome weeks
visit of good operate or dramatic
troupe.
Miss Annie Wright, OF New Orleans,
is visiting the family Of Col. A. s, Her
ron, of this city.
A country paper speaks of q meteor az
large as basket, with u tail rs long III u
piece of Irvine.
In making laughing stock of your
neighbor it is well to guard against
making fool of yourself.
Messrs, W. II, Goodale, b. A. Day,
Geo. H. Wilson and c. Courier were in
New Orleans this week.
Mr.. l.. W, Sewell, professor of modern
languages of the State University, il on
q brief visit to Vicksburg.
DIR, j. w. Sanders and wife returned
to Clinton to-day, after brief soiourn
in our midst, as the guests of Mr.. Henry
Jones.
A town chap, who ought to know,
says the sling made by some of the bar
Keepers would have knocked Goliah
higher than q kite.
We failed, through necessity, to call
attention to Joshua Beal's new adver-
tisemeuts in Tuesdays issue. They will
be fonnd elsewhere, flashing rs brightly
KS ever.
The Southland, from Ponchatoula, is
the name Of new paper just started
by Mr. Robert Benneheld. 1t is q neat
eight page paper, and reflects credit
alike opon the editor and the publisher,
DUE EtSJ WISHES Will atttllu lls future.
THE WEATHER. What is to become
of lis, reports from all portions of the
State Of destructive rains continue to
come in, and there is no abatement
For two hours of sunshine we have two
days Of food, and all farming operations
must be stopped. When is there to be
an end of this miserable weather.
The CITY IN DARKNEsS.-0n Tues
day night the gas took one of lis Pc
ouliar freaks and refused to burn. Bill
hardists grum6led at being unable to
play with the ivory. Book-keepers were
delighted at having o night of rest, and
many rejoiced while others lamented
the nsarrangement and Sudden dark
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20

pleasantly surprised at the event, and
We did the only thing that was prsotiss-
bic; We drank full bumper in honor
Of the happy couple, wishing, at the
same time, that they would never en-
counter any other but days Of prosper
ity made bright by loves unclonded
happiness. They will please accept our
thanks.
GIMLER-s SCARBOROUGH Married, at the
Catholic Church. November nth, 1850, BY Rev.
Father Delacroix, Mr. LOUIS J. GIMI4RR 10
Miss BEEA SCARBOROUGH this city
1t is with unfeigned pleasure that we
record this happy contamination, espe-
cially rs the parties to it are young,
and with trusting hearts and tender
affections, as is common with ties form
ed in the spring-time of life, will grow
and strengthen in delicate tendrih I'M
till the softeuing beams Of matrimonial
happiness hovers like picture of Joy
around them. We are tempted to say
1.-TWO hearts that beat a. one,' bnt
the beauty Of the bride and the noble
traits OF the groom render the words
inadequate to express tho sublimity of
the thought which flashed into life as
the happy couple bowed in willing
submission to the vows that
made them one in love and truth. A
bright future opens to them, and the
CApJToLIAN prays that no cloud will
ever speck the ethereal canopy which
invites perpetual sunshine.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
kisht You arc Citizen !!

IN EXPRESSING a preference for dealing at
1 Witting's Their Groceries are high va.
tor and no mistake. Their prices are y. N.
White" This clear and braciug, or other wise
weather, finds us ready with JOY in the shape
of New Jcllies, in Assorted Glasses, Canned
Vegetables, in Corn, Luna and String Beans,
Tomatoes Strawberries, new and the best
brands at astonishingly low prices Brandy
Peaches and Cherries something fine Sardines,
the best imported and the choicest American.
Oysters. large and succulent. Devilled and
Potted Ham. New Tapioca, Sage and Farina.
Palate vs. Pudding. Choicest Apples Oranges,
Bananas, etc.
WRITINGS, on Third street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
Wedding Presents,

WE CORDIALLY invite the Ladies' of this
w aud the surrounding parishes to call and
examine our fine assortment Of QNadrVpte &lper
Piated.'rGre tron the Merideu Conn Co.'S
" srnrotms in New YORK. City We guarantee
each piece 80 We represent Il. The goods are
nov ready for your critical inspection. a ii new
stock, and sold ut factory prices Handsome
Vases, Card Receivers. Castors Napkin Rings,
Bntter and Pickle Dishes, Fruit Stauds, Finest
kniyes and Forks Cups, Tea Spoons, Novel.
tics Ia various depgns etc. etc.
WRITINGS, on Third Street.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20

larceny and petty larceny, 10 years;
Kate Mitchell, black, woman, petty lar
ceny, year; Sarah Madison, ALIAS Sa-
rah Lewis, grand larceny, Q years. Or
leans-2 white men, 5 black men, z
black women. Parish St. Bernard
black man, Roger or Roddrick, man
slaughter, 6 months
THE FINEST TENOR IN EUROPE. -Our
citizens will DO astonished to hear that
on last Saturday night, at the Imperial
Theatre at Vienna, Austria, one Of our
prominent tcwnsmen, while in attend
ance at a repetition of the opera Of 'Lu-
ella di Lammermoor," became 80 en-
Unused by the singing of the 6rst tenor,
that he broke ont in imitation OF the
morcea.. So silvery and musical was
his voice that the director caught him
in his arms and bere him in triumph to
the stage, where, in presence of the
ttoupe, he declared our Baton Rougean
"tbe finest tenor in Europe" Adelina
Patti, who was present, in admiration
for his talent, folded him to her bosom.
But, at this interesting moment, the
sleeper awoke. 1t was but dream OF
the vivid Imagination Of this prominent
citizen.
SPORTS or THE HIGHLAND CrTy-A
few evenings ago one or two OF our cit-
IONS Unexpectedly found Themselves ex-
citedly engaged in rabbit hunt, and
that too within the corporate limits of
the city. Meeting with some success,
they retired from the chase, having
found two rabbits. This we thought
rather singular, but the result Of an
impromptu fox hunt within the city
limits was far more startling. One of
our distinguished citizens, who several
years ago celebrated his sixtieth birth
day, got ap before breakfast and dis
covered what he took to be a genuine
fox, and following it for short distance
slipped upon and absolutely caught it,
and found it to be veritable fox. If
any OF our sister parishes can boast of
% resident who has 40 retained the yigor
of his youth as to be able to catch o fox
alone and unaSsisted by dogs, we would
like to have them show up and take
| the horns.
Chief of Police, Mr.. Benton Hillen,
who some days ago was so unfortunate
as to break both bones in his leg while
in the execution of his duty, is doing
well. Some OF Jobs patience will be
needed to endure the confinement neces-
sary, but his many friends will be glad
to know Of his present favorable pros
poets.
| WAR SKErCHEs.-Under this caption
will no found o most interesting MARIA
tive of the career OF one of our deceased
comrades and dearest friends Lnasmuch
as many of the incidents therein related
are familiar to many OF the ex-Confeder.
ate soldiers who served in this depart
nent during the last war, we have
thought it proper to re-publish the ex.
tract referred to, which appeared in last
weeks Picayuue. The great attachment
that we entertained tor tne gallant sol
der, whose untimely demise we hay,
often incurred, is another, and % strong
er reason for the publication.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
M RS. L EOMARD,

From Baton Rouge,
TJAS taken chargeof DR.. GOTTER'S HOUSE
L Il ls2, st. Charles street, between Girod and
Julia nearly o. posite Exposition Hall. The
House IS elegantly furnished, and frst.class
Board, with or without Rooms, may be had at
vert reasonable terms. She invites her many
old friends and patrons az well az other tran.
sient guests to give her call and convince
themselves. augl2 3ni.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
SUMTER HOUSE !
CHARLES Week, PROPRIETOR.
Corner Of Third and Laurel Streets,

BATON ROUGE, LA.
pA ROOMS and families supplied with
- Champagne, Port, Sherry Claret and White
Wines; Irish, Bourbon, Olive Branch, Chicken
Cock and other Brands of WHISKY; Western
Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, Ginger Ale, etc.
Kautfman's Celebrated Premium Cincinnati
Best Brands of Cigars always on hand.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
leap Years bying Enbers

A RE being brushed together for the last time,
n How many OF us would fain embrace lost
opportunites-kiud words unspoken helping
hand not extendcd--couid we but recall the
past! Leap Year Mockery! Where's the
Young man with sonl 50 dead to al recolleCtions
Of gorgeous picnlcs, moonlight strolls and 80
forth who does NOT vot.. Leap Year fraud par
excellence The woods are mil OF him New.
ertheless, he shows HIS good sense In purchasing
Christmas Presents at
WITTINE'S On Third street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
Make Home Cheerful

pY FURNISHING it with Writings Glass,
~ Croekery Wooden or Willow Ware. Every
thing in these lines Call and see No trouble
TO show our wares. We doubt about there be.
ing ink enough in town to tell You all about
them on paper. Most Of these goods arc new.
Please make a note Of our Fancy Novelties and
Holiday Goods held in reserve, for Kris Krin
kle's campaign.
WRITINGS, on Third street
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
NEF ADVERTLSEM ENTS.

L'RESH EGGS Just received at WRITINGS.
F;ns New England Mnce Meat at WRITINGS
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
g]ied

Derosin FULLER, aged 10 years, OF pneumonia,
on Thursday, at o'clock 2. NJ.
Sugar Planter please copy.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-20
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER

HAS been gathered to its kindred. and there
IL rpmahs now nothing for you to do but buy
your Fancy and Staple Groceries, at Writings
your Crockeryvare at Writings, yonr Wo0der
and Willow Ware at Writings, and by al
means your guaranteed Silverware
WIT rING'S, on Third street