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, 1881-12-10
THE COUNCIL.

Tho CIV. Exull n Isrtt- -IloDxc-ytntinct at
ryetItt, ana t,nunl-A In M. Post q Ter
,1.''a c..''s,, ~, an ,,,,,,,u,ot ,roo,,r,, ,ox,
ihe CouhcH hela NJ a"!outhea 'nect"'e "st
evening, Mnyor ffnrrisnn IN tho chalr. and all
Al ,,riow tt,,,.u, -, r.,ro,,si,tnr the ro,o hv
vhh VIVA rn.s,,,, ,ho .,rt,er ,,t,xtln i'm tam
missioner missile "tt' ot ti'sia paoi,e ~ werks 10
o .rcot. f .,ero tht trn ~ no ss lila rcason
,sax Inn, ~, nr"xs,o, hnd i,rcu n.,o fnr assoss-
mcnts. 49,
to.ra, =, ~, t.',,,ns,,no M stre;a on,t Al,av,
an,ti, f,,visIot,: '"''''ee va e'' nav y
trnr 1.nniys,1I"r srut In hla roport for Ntyctn.
Yer: which shewsi Sseeipts or s77o,i' and dis
AID. shorey presented au,o ,or,ler requesting
lnsc s 70 sve q part or ,Go ely prtur 10
ne"spap9, ~ " .,,, 1fg " ~, ~
Gutntmittoo On Flnauc't,
ij'hi, ..H,v hnnit III :. Ftsh Miller aa Fts, In.
spccior was fenchea again inlcr tue heaa of
"un'in(shcl btiSincas." and. afler some tntk, 1t
Ycns-AppletU,A l,nrkc. Sheridan, Cullertosn,,
Altpnter, hl1roth lti1rt!ntl, lMwlur+ p!arcclls
reovcy, sehrocdor, Stnu1ert tiirsch, Young.
Meyer tttftcenth}. lmhOi. Moier tSixieehtnh
Murphy' ntld l'arratt-N' ..,. ,u.,,,, ,,..
Nnys-l.xoift snaaers, snnToy' rhnlps, Mnt'
Klns. Welletoll. hMytt1t Neisons yoin, beAah,
Everett, ltrauy. "nnzcr' Harley' alld blase-l9'
TWELFTH AND CANAL HTJlEI;r FtADECF.
,r,,,, 1.,,- .,,I.,a-, ~, u,rnot. .nh .itov. wn.+
lily oI " nttuc.a .t ~ % Mu ncyn' ~ r. ,,1
% ris''', ,. .n a.. etinr,,t,.,tnm @ (.
a, ~ ,.s .hnnnrh v 'T.astf,,, atrnnt ,,,,S
a.. su1ti ~ MI ..a ara,t ..tH,j,ot c.nr I'm
!,, tmnH!. r.useu r., i tIus ''o1S ''"'s o'0 o
sHtNs na mantuats ~ ., ,,.,..o ..o,.., ~,
pta w, n .,"s II twcnty.e.S, t iastsa OF
6nma9 M ~ "Ht ~ . wte - ~ ,y S Hrn,tnsuiM ro ~
v!!u ~ LII LII y IT, ~ tHm' ti ,,artg,.nors IL
!@nuhsttMnttu @ tt s'Rno" W 'no ptop'i's '""nc.e ''
+He HtcnnJ: .,, .,,. .,.tr. ,,h,.o ,,n,,,s
hs. nmist @ ~" .t.t u. III ,ntts}o,n% IN
WI wtst s!RMen ~ tau "oco'nens 't'a Fet''lon'' ~
t"e u atrai clne ,,, t,.,. ,.ot st 6nn for in.
tuv it. fLu,,Ebter,|
TAe t,Vu stgeutteneil" got into Il WranBlc, aud
hAu to DO suppressed by tue CHAIR.
y long, tedious dlsetissl1h was enlcn " fo-
committing tho Ordinance 10 TINT th0 raitfunt'
euI,piuy atd tho Property OWNERS dan hAve u
eunturenco oi tho subject anu como to soiho
understanding.
AID. f}Mriry nsoHo and nskcu tcaSt 10 lhtfo'
Auet II RESOLUTION.
Several Aldermen sh1tftca - regular os1ief. .
AID. Hurley ucs!red TO spcAS 10 Il H1cstloh OF
prlrileuc. Il,
THE c1ry-1IArL MAS itEiSG USED AS A. PEST
rItl1l.r.
an,1- '
A'rhu (,ho,r out him or bv soyin1 TINT TINT was
mi ~ " tT;natinn ~ -, iyiiev..
' T,,a t:omm,tt IN. ~, 1e,Iifotnrr recommended
tim r,f m nr,lInuII1,s wriutt1,r lin urusl
, 1881-12-10

WHEELING, ". Va, per. o,-1lussncss In all
departments OF traila shows unlsual activity for
tho scnson Of tho year. There arc no speclas
features to note, tho character and tono to the
activity being legitimate md tho increased vol
umo of healthy nnturU. Owing 10 tho approach
Of tho holidays 1obbers aud retailers roport Rood
busIness, With a, prospect If lnrger sntcs thun
uusluR rho sNtIn peribtf last ycnr. In tho glaas
trAdu Ihere Is good inquiry for NIL classes OF
goods, md prices nro maintained Tn all Yrpdes
Tho factories nrc running full, and the pros-
poets nlluul nre encouraging.
The icun and nall trnle ahuWs unusual activity
for this time Of yenr, when fn.llug Oh III trade
IL naturally expected. Tho steAIy demani for
mills !titreas.s. and atlf prices nre maintained.
The rntIr0Atls report d sustained Improvement
III busIncss. FrtIRtt oNcrinnB arc Inrge, nnd tho
plssengcr traffic Is llkewlsu very satisfactory.
, 1881-12-10
Land FRAUDS.

Further Proceedings III the Case Of tho
lIuglknh tjaagc Indian l9ckurFAGlOn
Lands.
sptetAt nt.pateA to 7At Chicago Tribune.
WICHITA. KAN, Dec. BIN tho Kansas land
fraud tases, involving tho tito Of large NUM-
bcF oe sottlera on the Gauge indian diminished
rcserye lands In southorn kunsas,' motions to
u.iash the indictments, soma twcnty.ono II,
number hayo lust been argued ia tho United
Staics Itrcuit Court GsfOtu Judge 3icCrary, ii
Topeka. ucfenlnnts' co,lt,sul tovk tho position
tlAit. under tho ilyan I'LL, Tho act OF Congrvas
nppr4,yrl t.By 9, l4sU, settlers un thu 0saKe In
dun trust lAads wcrs not require! 70 make tho
sntuo improvements un those i4nds A. w u. tue
worn orursuled, and tho defendants viii ba
tried At !he Aprl! TORN u r, Tho un,sSd flutes t.,
eIulu many weil.knuMn farmesa III this section
OF tue 6tutG. >.
, 1881-12-10
NEBRASKA NOTES,
Current Gossip at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GUS Matters, Etc.

Current Gossip at Llncaln-NIiscellane
Gus Matters, Etc.
Special Dtspaseh TO 1ht ch,cdoo Tribune
LINCOLN, Ncb., Dec. 0.-W. Q. ncIt. young
lnwysr at th!d city; who was n1arriod recently,
has received soycra1 hundred doltars from Il
.uarr!ugo endowment society. Thta hitter fhct
has created qnito AuttoF among. tho matrlmo-
nially Inclined young uian Of tho city.
I.lucoln dclegatcs to the Chiongo Convention
OF Irish Americans hava returned. Tloy report
au itnuaonso gathostng and bushels of onthusa'
Asr1.
Tic building boom still keeps up In this city,
Thprc AAH boon no interruption OF work 10 fur
this seasou alt moro is likely to occur shis wil-
ter.
Tho State Convention Of tho ''Frtonds OF La-
pur".n brutcb nt the HoGIatIstlo Labor party,
Will ho hcl.l In Olllaha on tho Aih !ryt.
slnstcal conventions ase bcluE held III disTor-
surlult Ut this sort Of cntuylnunt.
!, Labor is sIIh to be abundant nll over Nebraska
this wlutur, Especially Ia this 90 In Lincoln aud
OnlAhA.
, 1881-12-10
UNITED STATES COURTS.
Joshua gsark began q suit yesterday agains
Lewls II. 1iisnce to recover $..,5O0.


~ IL l. tOp3t45s
Nonry II. Stnwcu began suit for 81 Zoo yes
tertlny ngainst Cornelius Hnywood.
The Iulu 1tocle at,l 1iye Company commenced
xa1au!s by attachment ,ngalnss a. H. NIninaer &
4b. to recuvur s:,7dG.
=. NJ. schoonnNker brought suit In trehpnss to
rcrnver s5009 damages Of Michael EtirlRht alA
wtfu. 4
.ueorgu rayson began n suit for 900 and
Muni!ny. ErnrtS s. AdAck t'ne for $s0, ,OUu uKlihst
Jueuh l4aIsh, To receiver sulioltors frcs In thg
BURIED wirs fence suits. Il.
Mills l. Glbus suetl NJ. Il. Nluohnrt, Theodore
1itnchart, ant Emma Mlnohnrt tur $l,0W.
Eritalltis N. ahedu commG1ccd suit 1T tres
past aRatnst 0corgo L. Lloyd. c'alnlng s1o,ooo
damages.
i. ". Eotzhnuscn commenced suit fur $4,000
against Alexhuaer White. y. u. stunson IT,. and
tho Amvrioau uiepgrnPh Company.
Carl ~. koGlt begun I'M AttMchHtnt Rult against
Margaret a.. Thclcolorc H., and Etntnn Nine
burt tn recover $.I,..ul1T.
Jerome u. Darling sued Cornelius McGtnntss
for $l5,tDd.
Eddy nent commenced an action in trespass
nttainst John Cameron To recover $lo,0D dhrn-
ages.
4. T. Emory began suit for 5000, and Jon-
Mthnn Pcrinrl one for {.,6OQ, ngainst tho fratFfe
Farmer EGfnpAQy.
, 1881-12-10
4 Clever p1Iysiuetlssts.l4t.

I55tldH {0FFfsboH1fHts Ntl0 FVtk Wu1I
portraits or taAlieau which reached England, hy
lir, g. ~. uell 1T Washington. showed OlIu IL
alisa shrIh Marshall, Whn, W tho WY. ms kiudy
HNtt who ID Ont OF the ahIcst anl ctrtainIy In
.aost Irarne3 wo1naG y Ea4land, II not III tho
u u pbysfoKnumtst, anl "a seelng uultOa,l's
fnco sha sad--I did nut shaw her tho natns;
"llewarr Of lnAt ulAi. llb II mad. Loak vi bIs
Then uRaIn ihosv awful eAts, ~ thick, md
heavy: aud anlmal'ltke In the way they stlck
out; Tho mouth. too, Is evil. 1he iuan IL clthur
crimlnAl" / uncovered tbs nuiuo-" Gutteau,
the ~ ,9fln Of President Garfield"
, 1881-12-10
THE CALITO DAY.

Jun0E DRuuMOSp-In chambers.
JupoE EuLupuETT-General business. No call
Of Ills calendar.
APPELLATE Cnunr-Adjousned to Wednesday.
Iun6E GAnf-sotlons
1uD0E 8MITil-Motlons.
JUDGE WiLLIAMaON--atotlonH.
JunGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS call Of motions
5,ai5. ','' =,
Jun0E DANpsEI,-nefault divorce cases.:
JUDGE liO0EH9-Subn!1ttel cases.
JUDGE MusAS--alutlons.
JcnGE EiAwEs-Mnt!oQs.
JUDGE liAnSuM-pefnult divorce cases.
JUDGE TULEY-No cal! to-day.
JupuE EJAMEsoH-Senkeuco dAy,
, 1881-12-10

CLEVELAND, O.. Dec. 0.-Tho Iron markets nro
very aotIyo aud Arm. Oro II stcady md un-
chnuRGd. rIg-iron advanced from 90 cents to
u per ton under u heavy demand. There IL n
great scarcity. IN production has been curtaIcl
byh scarclty OF cnke. Morchaut-bar Is strong
and prices unchanged. Hallway supplies aro In
i9ree d0inan't, anu tho mills arc well sol1 up.
AElnls nru trm anu advancing.
Petroleum ia steady. and prices unphnnRed at
cG0ta.
ness, though thsra ia noticed more prompt de-
lyertes at IrelNhts.
, 1881-12-10
CITY LltAL ESTATE.
lIOls S4AhE--UY EKNA'r rr1t.. -
N,,tbuc.. r,rrnt ,tfiitM1 i" a. ~ !totn IE"rt

Northwest coEhor ltnnduIpIi un,l I,o Ii,ncs, ~,
e, WEST.
wc1t ~ .sr,, Hit nStWenm t's,e,, fsan a .sc
NJ; SF Eif;"t: ~
w":i'st' w'st SS''4 S"aavafd: soisi i:s.,,; u
atiS"Sisa; csf;tsr ii,ia;,a II; w ,u
Ss;: q,
tunHs tloar bunker. ntai1 ltd Is3nn,. I1n,.'1s. .k
!astc.1.s.: tiuar l;,1scf stor, rid s.,
~ rr S.'r '9syHs ;sslS y
's;!,: "a y: %SxsiSxi;;s y
tss,r:i, ''sas INV sSa"t,:},. ta. as;s Il = II fsi I'd:
es,t u Ii S:;;i i;ss; II
esi 'Fa"'s a.soty osts1 i5.1; ii
s s!st u sssit;:: sGi;;' i:. ~
,t,s G1y''r ass iI"se' i'aisxar ,'snf Asa";sr
s4n"ro II a"a'o
Sorth Clark.st, i,no busf'ia,s h,ocs, xu,., ;,
0tit:.t. Ssaf ins o rs;iassc: viii.
e! tssSls lid :isisas Iii III NM; 'a
efn i",pr!yoit!sish.n ~ Ghost'sIttat.. Isl sis!t
csS'i,r':ss, e',rnr viii lsa ;iaf I,;iidns,
Er's,;sL. east Of Catk. bt'rk Tasidsso' id'ss III 10
;! S e e
iaer',as:ai, lcar C'yGonrnsav two 6uiidtn:x;: iit:; Au
sar IL Sd H. ~
srsasss:.t oii Il ii Il 1i,S 80
ri.; ii q H.. u
larr!Ies.st: M'rt ur Willow. Ii fcs: II It'll. tt1;. ~
tst sas GfisS Gi1Es seiiis' aa s'aas as AZ
yS;!,sf; s;!;i y u i;;is iias: II
, 1881-12-10

I1Olt SAl,E-nY AnOl,plt LOEB t.
Arrcr.nv. anu.nuvT ot l,o'sus md lots and vacant
lH,srlH,si.st nnn,bGr ot ao.sus mud lots bctwcen
EsnSsn; 4 u'g, SE'y Il Sn,t,: ;.,
SaIsIta;;: sSaiiisest s%r.sr Or Farty:s'xt''-.t.
" Sss TIT III! % rs;k 'front.' on cas-, as.
:S Sss SsstE'ss s
a ctass ti' dr''vs:ss, near or,y-soeoutst, a fsos
frn - sssy ma
ss;TS 'eas ''s III
fwss" ssf1 s s''a "S
sS:s ss " asr: s ias;o".
Ss 9ss I'D ; Il VI; IT. ;ss ss' and 'e
# s:I 3s; sS| on'. front
tn.Hna.av.. number Ut tho rsstdetsees Ut 10"
Is{ana;,a..: opposite rhrtr.s11.'.tt-. a'.ls> At
,s,1enss sfs ad Sa as s''o'' a"a
ss;ssr 4 Is Sse
&issh'xaa,.nv: noat sxty.nrzt.st; s2sisat with
ssfsas;s,:: SasnS:s property, rented Mt s2@s por
sf5s Il s ssa.y ts ceap
"a :" nses Il IL. bo.woen rhlrys
a.rsy .eysnsa:ss md Tn!str rso.ontl'- court. ~est
aSst us q ow ,eas III %d aa
Wabash.av.. u number OF residences md vacant
juld-st. No. as. tu*reom nrst.cnss hnusa, 1t very
oT oRps,soi,. R .plnco nsar rhr.,.suyonth.st. 3.ory
md blarH'ant brick HH,sG, Vas, X9iB x9f{ Be''oap
West Aa4n,s..t. noas %s'7! 1:h;ana.av. SanE sox.,
West .Alaina:ss, eIat Ui Ilaistod, 3ixi9s With T.
Crinunil.Mv e,.rer cungrc.s-ss 7.stnry mud bnso.
, 1881-12-10

p1T'rsntRG.
rtTTsncR1, ra., Dec. O.-An Improvement Ia
noticeable II, general trade tho pRst weoK. Tho
lIurse Hlscnsc still prevails 10 nm alarming OF
tent. a,ld shipments aru greatly restricted in
consequence.
I'lE4lrrn ts In acttvo demand. with prices still
md unchanged. Manufactured iron Is still
quite nrtlvu, with plenty Of orders coming In,
but i,u prospect Of an advance this year. -
Trado In window Ylase Ia much quieter. Tho
time fur stock tnklng-Jan. Ills ruw approach
ing, and Its proximity tends to limit shipment
SuIcs for future delivery arn large and In
qulrles nusnsruua, ant IN abundance of ortlcrs
Rrc tucked for after Jnu. IT, Tho tnnrkGt keeps
III, we'll atlh tt,gro arr no present Indications VI
Il chnnEo In discounts. Orlcrs for Hint glnss
continue tu nrriyu IN tii0Hcrlt0 numbers. qtite
sufficient IL nbsorb tho output 80 fur. There !s no
great prospect Of much accumulation ur stocks
1tuxt year, even UP to the tnc OF tho 1sNnl blow
out, 0nti 50 tho u,Hrkct will likely reu,nir tirfn.
Thblcwure Is III fA!r det.nnl. hut nrders are not
cede: tho huIldays y i'ow ota baud. but t'cnlers
luDk for resrfnption OF n1tiyity after jim. III.
Tho epnl trsldo Ia quiet md IlOt much doing.
shlptnents by rfvor, biU, ,oOU bushels
futrOtetnl is active. excited. nnd Irregular.
United certificates hMvo lt.cn selling between
anu reaaies, J,oaht00 barrels; shipments 4iuooo
bnrrg!4.
Live stuck arrivals have not bccn 50 liberal.
Catttc recnlpts. +,.ng head through and :,&Si 10
cAl, nYanst 4,kID through aid 1.7by local the
week hefore. comtaon 20 prime e. selling nt $::.a
q, ,Gu lust week. Ph1ladelphias quoted u &. ~ to
su61 shipments, lt.iUo il decreusc OF O,0yU henI
rs compared with lust weak. Selling nj $325 to
s500 for fair to extra.
, 1881-12-10


I}osrov, Dec a.-Thc following will appear In
tho special market report Of tho Boston Com
nlerctal Hullttin tomorrow: Most Of the whole
sale interesta nre qutet, md shipments Of boots
and ahocs from Boston for the week hnyc uees,
but "a, ,5a0 cases, ngalnst 20 :23 last wcuk. About
1eo buyers are here plaol1lK orders fur spring
goods, and among tho now, arrivals are lnany
from Richmond. Nashville, md other cities rep
rescnttng tho advance gt,nrd OF tho Southern
tt1ldc. Tho failures In tho shoe nntl leather
traao stnco Get. | aggregated liabilities Or
$1,653fNl.a5, aEatnst less than $D.No fnT
With onlY ono or tsv0 grndes lower. Foreign
enie leather hides declined .aDt gent, anll 10.
mtstic wet sa.tc,l hides hat9 iaflen ulf fully l
cent. Tlr wuul market WITS fufrly nctIyc. sncs
for tho week were l.7t5, ,S7i pounds domestic, and
47U,0D1 pounds foreign. PRICES Of w,'Ul wore well
sustained. Cotton hns lust Inst weeks II cent
advance. and Hptand closes nt !. cents. 1lln
New Engianl mills Are Hcuesa1ir we'll supplied
With cotton. Dry xoo,ls wcre quiet Hn1 slenly.
The trade In manufactured Iron ls very satts-
faotory. and ptR'lrun u no higher Buf!uit1H
matcrials were trn, md unchanged. Owing tu
u combination among tho lcadttsV ltsttli Of
alcohol 10 reduce production pnt-hlIf. tho price
hero nus ndyuHccl 6 CENTS, to <...u per KniLut,
but that i!xnrc IL still unrcu,ill,crlt1vc. Tur-
pcntlnp steadily uayAnccd,. and Is now selling Ut
til Gtb3 cents. DAIRY products were ttrn. and
tho demand Es fntr. TFndo in live cattle Is sIOw
md unsatisfactory. Fork, iartl, and nther huE
products swcro III fnir demand aud steady.
Prices OF curn were l09 cents higher, and outs
advanced nbnut thu same.
, 1881-12-10

ut nil tho corn romctii1s C.1rcalnc nlonr stands
tho test of usc. &c. Fhilor + Fuller. " star-
kut street
, 1881-12-10

NOR SALE-DY W. D. KEIsFO0r y y
IL CO, il Wns.ltl,rsan-st-W Wnl.nH-place :as4 KY!
fUpt faeiilu suutl, butween lvMrt's NM Sssgs
running through 10 Oak hnu betTeeh t"o sNs1
] bltl1KAi. tujIY MILL.
, 1881-12-10

I7OR SAI,E-]o0 FEET On CENTRE,
q Nv, uurtletInt cbrIar YI tHH huren-st 4es III, y
il'u hnSat p!Aeus tot Improvement G W :, h II e
In In tnIIc.st
, 1881-12-10

DON S4AI.I,-A FRAME itlLDlNG,
s1res ana ats Hh !. 81 Sa''4'as .s, ssS!. 1ase.
itiSNIif WA Ii.t:it JN.
~'@-t'F IL. 1trJtlDTIt.sk
, 1881-12-10

NOR SALE-BY W, u. KEllFUtIf X to,
: L. VI Wuxbtugt0n-kt.; Four luts s'M Wane"'a'"
batwacn Albut,y and Ke,tt'-ayr. Tor sknt --
.1TUI SA1E-2011 Nil FEET-.Ti!E 'Eoe
II yncunl Lus!Eoss 0urngr VI tltn SnItItt, S14G;
AN''''''' nj D,.lt LdIrp-st
, 1881-12-10

MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE,
ais uEUitGE TXitliY. its ana l6j Wost MInroossL
, 1881-12-10

FInxE NET1L.
- :; ,tE
H. Madison ST. ttjceleC,l]. tstMtjlxl1u l1s I)Ia-
it!ld hrnkar uni 6u!l!pn ea!ur Cssl, paiI ios u!d
nrnnch. AtEI.3 lar!iner.st.. Denyor.
A DFANCES ON DIAMONDS, bonds,
"A watches, etc. nt lnw ratcs u. l.AuNDE14
lkousnB md d lIu tsnfidslph-st. Established tsa
, 1881-12-10

TNOK SALE-IsY W. d. KkRFihfT i ~,
Il " oSYnshinvt0tkt: seyc1nt .nGs.aatl lilcS als h
StUne buildings In lilo best bnstchs s'FslhntnMi " ~ as M
Nt,utl, nia WcYt Eltes. k1aynR ~ pof cent het ton
tIrtF1 xttli
, 1881-12-10

NTOllTtiAGE LOANS MADE AND
IVA tlrrt iuuft9aHos bought tnsprDyed cty pfop-
SSrty md Iillnols 1nrsns. kiMnALL, VusE Il Co..
, 1881-12-10

H1GliEST PRICE PAID FOR STATE
LII Savings md Fidelity Hank books. md 3candl-
havtan Nnuonnl Dunk ccrt!hcat1s. IRA ltOLMls4
General HF0kur, III WAshliiHtoa-al-
, 1881-12-10

Tl11CAUO MONEY TO LOAN
~ At !0west rates un Improved property In sums
tu suit; M Ielny. - - =
3ilnlctpht 1uflGa negotiated.
MUrtHnEas bought UNI s,ltA.
EYtates managed; taxeS pnlti rents collected,
-. LEWIS II kSyl"r,
tfooms md 4 1tpt.Gn ufnrA IL ltnfidrIi,h.et.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-12-03
An Event Of THANKSGIVING Day.

The Cincinnati Gazette relates the
following incident as occurring in
that city on Thanksgiving Day, in
which two poor widows figure prOmi-
nently. For the purposes of the story
they are called Mrs. A. and Mrs. B.
Mrs. A., though Protestant woman,
had deposited what little she had
with Bishop Purcell and lost it. She
now supports herself and her daugh-
ter by washing. This daughter, or
rather, step daughter, is in the last
stages of consumption, and on her
dying bed bIesses her step-mother
fol the great kindness and self-sacri-
flee manifested toward her. Mrs. d.
has been partly paralyzed and en-
tireIy blind, and laid up for about
two years. AT her side upon the
same bed is her daughter, also in the
last stages of consumption. Another
daughter earns little by sewing,
but, of course, has to devote a great
part of her time to waiting upon the
sick ones. A few friends have assist
ed this poor family to a small extent.
Now for the noble deed of Thanks
giving, Mrs. A., having heard OF
the great distress of Mrs. b., whom
she never knew personally, and COM
pairing her situation with that OF
Mrs. B., felt that she had consider
able reason to be thankful, and, as an
offering of Thanksgiving, she sent
through a third party twenty-five
cents 0fhe hard-earned money. On
the other hand, Mrs. B., hearing OF
the circumstances of Mrs. A., felt thas
this was too much of sacrifice, ana
persuaded friend to purchase some
thing suitable for the twenty nVe
cents and send it to Mrs. A., out
without letting her know where"
came from.
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The ground is trembling under the
Mississippi Bourbons. The Fusion
committee are calmly talking of
swearing in the officials who were
elected but counted out, and, when
they have once organized rival State
Government, of appealing to the
President for recognition. What
ever may be thought of the propriety
of the proposed action, the obvious
inference seems to be that the Solid
South is breaking up and going to
pieces very fast.
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u. nathan imam he chosen treasurer.

Hamilton man he chosen treasurer,
and the Republicans divide the Off
ces of the two houses and the Police
Commissioners. A few of the Re-
puhlican members are willing that
the latter plan shall prevail. The
Hamilton men want the Treasurer
because that would give them the
assurance that the ring would be
wiped out in all it's departments.
Whatever form events may assume
at Annapolis. it is given out as GER
tain that the Governor proposes to
pursue .'stalwart" policy. 1t isan-
nounced from headquarters that the
sppointments to be made next Win
ter will be on an entirely new order.
He will not lend such a willing ear
TO recommendations as in the past.
He will want to know all about the
man before he will send his name to
the Senate. There will be no more
ring men appointed to influential
offices, if he can help it. The Cover.
nor, as already stated in these col
umns, will have the appointment OF
four directors in the penitentiary
next winter, and it is intimated that,
according to present appearances,
they will be all stalwart Hamilton
men. Efforts are being made to ap;
point on the board persons who viii
make no changes in the management
of the prison, and several Hamilton
men favor that course, on the condi-
ton that those who ask for it give
their aid and influence to the consum-
nation of Governor HamiltOn's pro-
iects at the next session. Some OF
Mr.. Whyte's friends are urging the
appointment of Mr.. Sigmund, a
former director in the beard. There
is now a vacancy in the board by the
resignation of Mr.. j. F, Hunter, and
there is no lack of applicants but il
is thought that the Governor will APP
point all the four directors together
There will be nearly clean sweep o.
the registers of voters for the city
The Governor will also have the APP
pointment of three members of the
House of Correction board, which
will give him control of that institu
ton, as well as the penitentiary
There will also be some changes ir
the board of election supervisors. L
none but anti-ring stalwarts are APP
pointed to the various offices, the
Governor will have a decided advan'
tage over the ring, and he will be-
master of the situation, if he succeed.
in electing treasurer of his ow:
Observation-Disclosures Sunday Ameri
can.
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The Baltimore Gazette is in the
deepest throes of agony. fearing lest
the ring will not control the next
Legislature. 1t goes down upon It's
knees and groans and pleads with the
O. L. D.s' who were elected, and
whom it knew before the election as
members of the clark lantern, sneak
thief, negro-white combination" not
to desert the old Democratic rarty,
meaning the Ring. 1t calls them in
experienced, energetic and jealous
young men, cautions them that
treachery will never be forgiven, and
warns them against following the ex-
ample of Malone, whom it charges
with having sold out to the Republi-
cans after being elected by Democrat
ic votes. But be it remembered that
Malone is on top and his investment
seems to have paid well. There is
more of MahOnism, meaning Oppo-
Sition to Bourhonisn and Bossism in
Maryland, than the Gazette has here
tOfnre been willing to believe, and
fearing lest an Investment in Repub-
lican votes might pay the o l.. d. at
the expense of the Ring it begins to-
WELD the party lash.
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Malone after the Repudiators.

During the Virginia campaign
which was ended with the victory Of
the Mahonites over the Bourbons
the latter brought Hampton and
Vance in the State in their interest
The plucky little Senator proposes IN
pay his respects to them when Con.
gress meets by instituting an inquiry
whether any State of the Union bas
repudiated or attempted to rebuild.
ate, in whole or in part, any of its
bonded debt, and whether any ofthe
trust funds invested by the United
States in State bonds have been lost
or impaired by the action of anv
State" States of North and South
Carolina with special force, as "Soutb
Carolina has scaled a debt of SIG, OOO-
600 down to less than $4,000, 900. and
North Carolina has gone even further
in the same direction in dealing with
her bonds" "Mahone will demana
also in his resolution that the Finance
Committee shall ascertain if possihle
upon what theory the repudiatino
States have dealt with their onlioa'
tions and to report whether there 10
any remedy left to the United States
in case its trust funds have been i'm.
paired or lost"
Such an investigation NAV bring to
light financial operations that NAV
not rebound to the credit of States
which have been sitting in judgement
upon the plans of the Virginia Re.
funders. The process of exposure is
in the hands Of the Democrats them.
selves, and those who are not leagued
with either faction of that party NAV
have laudable curiosity to find out
the secrets of the past, which will he
gratified by such an investigation.
Therefore success to Senator Ma
homes resolution Of inquiry may be
heartily wished by every Republic
can.