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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-05
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(Sfficien.]
3 t. eloub, Minn. 20. Mpra, 1881.
8etras oss Peterpfennie fir 1880:
@tearns 60. 8enton 60.
&idmoab' $50 90 ct @roeious (ena-
ct. eloub Al So Ii7D 81 90
ct. SDiepb 40 60 81. 2oren; Is
sfeu Mlinden 80 25 ct. Soanues
ct Martin 27 so ct. gscnceslaus =
Nfelrole, beuti9 Gbiioso0
9. gusufta 1900 Stuff gitb SIS
eouf Centre 1900 SobIor Sails 4s
enrembure (5t. @pomina ZIG
ssenbeliw 1882 GIahgo.
albanb 13 90 Moorcbcab 4oo
eolo Spring 121o ineGo.
slbon - 55 Nroiuero 1oon
ct. N'eolaus 1927 9ousIosGo.
ct. Midael 1915 Millerpil(e 81 s5
ct. Soanncs 1000 9Norrilon s..
ct. Golnmbbille 20 Slid Yra,rie % 90
ct. Stcpban 5 90 9tortb Vroiric 700
ct. Satob 4ss @eue Yrairie 90
ct. Nnton 800 2ittle Sails
Fatpelbuld 347 SobbGo.
@felroie (ensliidO - Gong Groirie ii 90
Sttcrtail So. Eolt So.
ct. SoiePb go Groctltom
Eerbam $50 &eb Cafe giiacr
Gli(abetb Sails
Wine so. @tebcns 60.
Flnc Gitb 27o Mtorris -
Sinfleb 9onneuh
9ulpt9, ct. eouis @ounte SIT so. .....
GpueseDide> @tearns goun!p $6.57.
@unna: $4s6 os.
Stefer Getrag, 9'ei9 2460 Uranfen,
wuroe am 3ten Tebruar an Den III.
Satsr obselonot morauf mir am 4tsn
april folseneen Brief erbielten:
S2od1ollrhi9Fer @nd0isfer f5err!
Sic BON @uer @naben als geters=
pfsnni9 9eianote 5ummc pon 246o
Jranten bat Der 1o0purois5te Serr
5efretar bicIsr I'll. &ongre9otion un=
term bl. @ater ii5crseben, lpai5er oie1sn
Bsmels Der 2itbe uno Werebrun9 bieler
@laubissn frennolidit anfeenommen
6at; nno eis unterpfano leines Don=
tes bot er Sbnen nno Muen, Ole oaau
bei9etrogen, lie6rei6it ieinen opoiioIi=
1ben 5esen ertbeilt. SnbeB bite id3
Soft, oaB er sic nod lanse tpoblt ers
4eltsn m6se.
&om, ous bem PaIofe Ser FL. &on=
sresation sur @erbreituns oes @lau-
Sens, Den 21. Nfdr5 1881.
.sSonos @oro. @imeoni, prdfectus,
S. WtoIotti, @eeretarius.
Sas bl. @otrament Ser s5irmuna
miro I'M 2aufe oieles @ommers an fol-
oenoea pldken uno an ben folaenben
5a9en ertbeilt peroen:
Im l. Mfai Groofiton unb @tot;onen.
s. yeai ct. Soiebp> @tearns 60.
Is. per6am uno ct. esolepb.
Otertail County.
%, @olo @pring.
"a. ct Wuouftn
26. 2uremburs, (@t. Weuoel.)
20. ct. Martin.
5. Sum- St. Gloub
IL. Ni9mono.
l6. 9ulutb.
10. bel oen Snbianern am aorb=
ufer oes @uperior See.
"a. MeDers Grobe, st. Soannes.
26. Neu Min9en.
|29. Melrole (oeutIbe &ir@e.)
80. @auf Centre.
3. Sull '@prins Si0, ct. Mi3oel.
4. Melroie osnslii@e air9e.)
lO. 8eue Yrairie.
II. 2ittle Sails.
III. &id 4rairie.
Gnbe Snli miro Die ueitere Nnorb-
nnns ner0ifsntlidt meroen.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-05
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Elm Ylott 5ur 8sle9run9 un6 1uterbal<
tung. glbonnementspreis (uuter Bor=
ousbe5ablune.)
Sir Sic Ser. Stootcn 1tnb Canada, portofrci:
SGbrlid1 $3.50.
9olbjdbrli9 $1.25.
&o1 gurepo, porto fret:
Sdgrli0 $500 9al5ja6rliD $3.50
T5retie fiir senSeioen
@ublifaljoucu unter BEN 2ocailpa{ten 10
SentS bic Belle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-05-05

. t. e1ouo, Minn. 20. Mpra, 1881.
Betras oes Peterpfenni9 fir 1880:
, 1881-09-09

Tho AnlsxeK = I'Armluore . IIasolaino
Trouble Adjusted on Money NAslA.
III. Louls, Mo-, Bcpt. a.-The lU*t- DtspdtcA
publishes the details OF tho alleged settlement
ct tho clytl su!t brought by john AmweK Jr.
Rgainst ". D. IlaseltIne Jr. aud Fred ". ranb.
more for damages for conspiracy and assault.
growing out ot q hlttapon ut Uhrax'a Caso
about month ago uotwGon Ms, A1uwcg, whu
was then q chorus singer tn Fortl'E opUra conl.
pany, and Aias NGlllu AaSoltlno, tho reputad
bunutf Ut thIa goeuou Of tho country. II will Aa
remembered th4t AlnweR Was kcvoFoly hantled
by HKsultIne, thu !Adys orother, and paranorp.
who was paying attention to hcr: Amwox gets
suit, amounting 10 about d l,Uu Moso, are paid
BY tho .ia4y's fatheE. Thua ends 1t. Louis Lust
society sDpAHuo1.
, 1881-09-09
NEWS IN BRIEF.

On. DI1ss stated yesterday, In reply 10 u
reporter, that the great change for tie better
tu the Presidents condition lndfcated colt
nalcsccncei The gland nnd wuuud, i,a snid.
were botls tlotng,well. Tile discharge fro,n
tho glard WAS quite sufficient, mud from tic
wunnd WIS moro free md uf hcttcr cllar-
acter. Tho wound looked mulch healthier,
and the color was much better III every re-
spcct. Dr. bliss stalled Iii IL quito jublant
manner that tic President wo,l1d yet bu nblu
to communicate to Congress.
, 1881-09-09

Dr. D. HAYES AGNEw, Iii letter to Dr..
Joseph Parrish. Of Burlington. N. j., dated
Sopt. Q, says: "There never llas boen ttmo
since the President was shot TINT lIave been
very san9u!ne OF his recovery, though most
sincerely prny he may be restored to health,
to his family, and to his oft!cial place In tic
NatIon,n
, 1881-09-09

Mn KETTLE, suspect imprisoned In XII
nmfnant .tnil, ltas isstteti. ats utdrcss to tho
elrctors Ut Monaghan County, 1re1a,td, MS II
Nationalist, Ilomo-}sule. ami Land-1cagno
candidate. Mr. Kottle might us well save tho
cost of prfutcr's !hk and postage stants.
The Tyrone otcctioi, OF Tuesday shows COLI
clusiycay Tint the Ulster electors, nj least, do
mot believe In parnelt. and tlut they to b.
lieyc III GlatlstoMe.
, 1881-09-09

CHARLES F. M1tLIM41S, Of the New York
firm Of ]. +. Mlll1lnan & Co.. luarrclctl Inst
evening with Marcu,lus Walker. Walker
struck AftllinIan witt, u wago|s-slas. Atilli'nan
retalatett by stabblnE Walker. The latter
will die,
, 1881-09-09

THREE "suspects" were released from
Galway prison yesterday. -Four othors wero
offered release II they would sIgn "pro,niso
to DO good for the future" They refused to
sign. Father Sheelly Is reported to be quito
III. Archbishop Croko and Bishop Fitzger-
aid, who visited Dayitt, report him In excel
lent ZENITH.
, 1881-09-09

"TnE President IL unusually wcll tutiay,"
said Dr.. Boynton yesterday, "and we hope
ho will remain 50, but it is not absolutely
certain that lie will, by auy means." lie
reltshcd his food sonowhnt better than he
lad done for so1,le ti1no past, but ilo fas not
"what might properly bo called IN appetite
yet,''
, 1881-09-09

THE exports of cutlery, rails, md steel
from Sheffield to this country during the
month Of August sliDw a decrease Of St05,-
600. Tho decrease In tho exports Of steel
alone amounts to $4,000. This accounts for
tic PROGRESS Of the "Fair-Trado" League lii
Sheffield.
, 1881-09-09

nearly clean sweep III Wednesdays etuc.
ton. They elected Mayor, Auditor, ald
Sheriff by an average majority Of 500 votes.
Tho Democrats elected only the Tax-Col
lcctor and ono member Of tho Board OF Su'
pcrviSurs,
, 1881-09-09

TIE leading Republican pnper Of La Crosse
publican candidate for Governor OF tile
Badger State. It Is believed TINT Gen. Wash
burn, should lleconsent will be n very strong
candidate beforu tho Forthcoming Republican
State Convention.
, 1881-09-09

Ti1E Koy. Jacob Alulford, q weIt-hnown
temperance lecturer, WIS relieved OF Ills pas-
toral charge tllrco weeks ago OIL account Of
intoxlcation. Lie committed suicide ycstcr-
, 1881-09-09

a CONSTRUCTION train Ut ntno cars was
wrecked ut Custroyillc, Tex. yesterday. Ono
man was killed and fifteen 1nen wero
wounded,
, 1881-09-09

most efficient officer, WINK tI"ctcd attorney;
and Nfr. Johnston, Aff. Hicks, ard Mr.
Oul1forl wcre elected 10 tho positions of
clerk, bookkcepcr, and assistant clerk, IT.
spectively.
, 1881-09-09

THE Prince a1ld Princess Of Wales visited
tie Langton und Alexander docks In Liver
poo! yesterday, and the day was observed rs
u general holiday i'll that city. Tho docks
are at the extreme north end OF tic system,
and are specially designed for transatlantic
traffic.
, 1881-09-09

TIE Villages OF Charleston, Tyre, Ubley,
Bad Axe, Verona NlElsl, Custer, Moore, atl
several others In tho forest rcgtons OF Allcl-
igall, haye been destroyed by tic forest fires.
, 1881-09-09

trnE Pennsylvania Republican Convention
held Mt Harrisburg yesterday indorsed the
administration OF Gov. I1oyt, declares In
favor of tnrlfr which will discriminate I'll
favor Of American industries, thereby pro-
noting TINT which naakcs America the COLI
trolling power in tho finances Of the worht,
us It III nlrea.ly "tl,e leador In political
1hought." Ge,l. y. II. DAiley. of Fayctto
County, wus nominated for State Treasurer.
, 1881-09-09

THERE were fftccn cascs of suilstroko in
New York ycstertlny. Two cases wcro fatal.
, 1881-09-09

FAns weather and northwcsterly shifting
to southwcsterly winds for this region today.
, 1881-09-09

demonstration tn have 10 many pressing Into
tho alex room, and that 1t unnecessarily excited
him.
"And It Is satd, Doctor, TINT Mrs. Edson is to
10, alsU7''
ayes. 4hc loft for Oconm Grove today. She
had bocntno sonlowhat tired, and tho President
rnEri:El.ED 70 HAVE MALI MUSES."
Tho choorfuIucBs manifested by Dr. bliss In
thu morning developed Into enthusiasm ut t,uon,
when he perfnlttcd n statement tn hc tando rs
ca1ntng from him thAt hc rca|1y thought tlnt
the President could 10 pronounced eonvn!csctl,y.
ffcnrlnY this stNtofnent. Attorney-0cnerui 5tAG-
fca9h said: Tho nows IL very gofNt, al'nust
too good to TO true. It wilt 10 wtso nut to 10
too much ulatotl by It. 1t is q ahurp cornor to
turn In 80 short n tftnc.'
T1tE dt,op NEWS.
Hpretat Dt.pateh 10 1ns Calesl.7 zFfhc:e.
I.oxn BRANCH, n. j., Sopt g." Ills condition
Ia critical! he cuunot last at this rate much
lonunr!"
"ifo Is convalcscIng. We do not anticipate
any further 1AnRcE."
These rndleally contradictory statements rs
to tho Presidents casc have bcon mnuu within
twonty-four hours. Tho sun set last night III n
br.tzon 1ky. utter tho hottest dny that Long
brnnch had over known, mud tho heat of tt1
Presidents bply WIS lDl-lour degrees llolow
thu fatal point. Tho air WIS ut furnace heut
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rosu hugo bAl OF tlro OUT of tho tcGln. and
over tls Bon ihoEe hung thick misty cloud,
whose hGuyy fulds almost hid thu prcstIeut's
cottage from view.
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| iii. I'sESIpESi ~ CoNf.AIaF'aGISH'
Anu tao conservative ne. hahh'itoh' VINO sht
beside llr. HIlss anu looked out upon the sou.
dtd tit't aisscf't. ~ tho contfary. NJ snst: ile
vii! now Eet we'll INC Rlooi1i ol the night anu Tue
snorftaus navy aisnppeafeu. AZ lhces aft bf'Hht.
inc tfes'aehts recs'huse caalr nas ooeil sotlt
mr. Inc Cao'het ale t"'klnx u la1sh9 trlp ~
| tho WHO S!ouu1a'hs oh 1ucsuAy. 4uc Riiy
| peopio WHO tnsouR occ'ln ascHuc. Ano Wno 1or
t"o ua}s haVc drIseh 10 Slowly rst inc E'oeFo''
| as II tho Low rumble oE tic whcols might ntvo
a4s19ess' oFNo Insult ho"'
| TIE bufSlSa soN Has ItsAFFEAl1EL.
onc no lonKcr phn1s Tor mr. L'eht csushcs
have ayen p,aco ~ wraps. II sea turn ats .a1 >
| CONC. Ihe 1hlFaclo' tbaI WIS thoagnt ~ po LUG
only fusaIblo curc scei1's to laVn bcc'I wrought,
| Qf1t1 f0{luf. Dt 0EQt{43HAupfls f11 NhtlQH WIS
, 1881-09-09

Tho Kind sUho cheat IN qualities anfl
workmanship. and svIo seem x0Me-
times to hare lotDc' prices, ttIc tho
.3,.tiIt!,.e,. aUI.0 scll 7,alti: tts.tl aUafer
for 1,,tsc a,.iih. Remember, y0t& buy
things for Just tUI.at they are at
, 1881-09-09

THE resolutions adopted by the Pennsyl-
yania State Republican Convention Mt llar-
burg yesterday Will bo rcad with attention
Thoy bctoken the dawn of a now era In
American politlcs-an era Of pure politics, Of
honest government, and OF a broader Ma
tiolal feeling. Thu resolutions indorso
the Administration Of President Garfield In
uncqulvocal terms; pledge allegiance to
the Republican party; urge the coura-
Gcous rcforin OF all Governmental
abuses; anil ask' for suggestions tending
to tic reform OF abuses, municipal, State.
and National; insist upon faitltfulness and
honesty In every branch Of the public
service, and express hope that tho bullet OF
the villain Gu!teau lnuy not interrupt the
good work OF reform. 1t should bo pur-
suetl, the resolutions say, as long ~ Prosi-
dent Garfield lives, md beyond Ills life, II.
through increasing misfortune, It should bo
taken away. Tho convention declared that
It recognized in tho Republican purity
one that "hns ever bcen progressive
and retornatory," a1,d tint wl,ilo realtz-
ing that nothing III the Government
Is wholly right, tho purity should always de-
sire to bo brave enough to seek my avenue
Of approach to right, to tho end that all our
people may enjoy the eyer-incroaslng bless
ings Of good government, Tho convention
also adopted resolutions Of sympathy with
President Garfield, tho tender mud loving"
1.-THE struggling aml su1tortng," tile puro
and brave man now become beloved of tho
people, and expressed tho 'Draycrful hope -
that he may he restored to healt!. and
, 1881-09-09

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tno H''.'4" "Ao ua'.o o"'us'"'' ""' noH '"o
u"" ,T'. m. .., .ao." ,., @ '. "'.to4 ,',, v'
and the color was much better III every re-
spcct. Or. Bliss stalled III II quito jubilant
manner that tho President would yet bu ublo
to communicate TO Congress.
THERE were flftccn cascs of su1,stroko in
FAn weather and nortllwcstorly shifting
to sout1,wcsterly winds for this region today.
---
SYDNEY LANlEn, tho poet, died yesterday
Mt Lynn, Polk County, n. e., whittier he had
gono to recruit Ills health.
A. CONSTRUCTION train of nina cars was
wrcckef1 nt Custrov,llo INK. Yesterday: f,nc
man was killed amt t,ftccn men wcro
yount,c,l.
THE Villages OF Charleston, Tyre, Ubley,
Bad Axe, Verona MElsl, Custer, Moore, ard
ira,,. hnye bcon DESTROYED by the forest fires.
---
TuE Isoy. Jacob A1ulford, q weIl-known
temperance lecturer, was relieved OF Ills pas-
toral charge three weeks ago OH ACCOUNT Of
iutoxIcation, ue committed suicide ycster-
day.
CHARLES F. M1t11stAS, Of the New York
firm Of ]. +. AIlll1lnan & Co.. quarrccd Inst
evening with MarcuIlus Walker. Walker
struck AtflllnIan will, wago|-slas Alillinan
retaliatett by stabblnE Walker. Tho luttcr
Wilt die.
tie LanEton und Alexander docks In Liver
poo! yestarday, and the day was observed MS
u general holiday Ill that city. Tho docks |
are at the extreme north end OF tic system,
aid tro specially designed for transatlantic |
trai'ic. |
r, -..,.-. .,,u 49,, .,
1hH espoIls oi ea!lcrs' laIls' ntu stsel
month Of August sl.ow decreasa Of S105,- /
| GOO. Tho decrease In tho exports Of steel
alone amounts to $4,000. This accounts for
the PROGRESS Of the "Fair-Trado" League Ill
| Sheffield.
| r.- n--,-- ,..,r.
. san aaaae''Io puue"s 11!.i,a.., '."uo ,'
ne@'4S sr,. a'e.''' ,".op ~ ""Aos""s esoe
Sheriff by M avcrngo majority Of ,0oo votes.
| Tho Democrats elected only tho Tax-Col-
lcctor and ono member Of tho Board OF Su-
pcrvisors.
,,.-..,u--.
inE !e'a',s l'epuo''ewn .s, paper VI -. CsoSse w.;
"o",As.e' ,,,A VEIL ~ ~ " ""a..pu'n ~ ~ ~
puInsA. ss4'o't"te y. ~ uo,o."o. " ..o
| burn, should leconsent will be very strong
candidate before tho Forthcoming Republican,
State Convention.
|
1E n I1eslaoh1 ~ unusually we,1 tuaay,
sald ~ boyn'oh yes.elaay, a'o we nous
ho VII remain so' nat IL Ii NOT apso."'e,y
certain tnat he Will w "ny means." 1lo
lad done for some t1ino past. but flo lias not
what might properly DO called IN appetite
YET"
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onso o IT,. "ss o"os s'.". .' '.
s'"scto.s pi'is ~ '."s w 4sstot'u ~ 'en.n' .
~ % u's 1u'A''s' "no " Ills o'4s'u' p4'e' - tuo
Na''o"'
r,,prr s.ansrectan wero ro,eascd firm,
Galway nrjson vcsteri,av. Four otl,ora yero
atTorct ralpase r. thev ,vo,,ttl st1n n /" nronfsa
IN In cnod for tba futura y trhov rcf,,apd In
| -.
, 1881-09-09

4tGllH$ H9Gt btl-n n!SAts AAV 4AO9tAthk1 AV& kAG
Itst tlMC In thrcu woGko, has iAketl
A CONSIDERABLE QUANTITY uF SOLID FOOD,
md has rolished and retained it. lIla stonHch
Ia buttar. lie " poroeptihly ginning strcnRth.
Thoro ts no radical HAln accomplished, but ho IL
gaining, Ne has passed through An0ther KreAk
orlsls successfully. There aro strung hopes that
hEs courxu now Will bo ono OF continuing prog
rcss. All bis surroundings aro changed. aineo
tho Inst grcat crisis bu9a,i ho hns bocn rcscuu4
from Certain dcuth to possible llfo. Tie breAthos
pnro aru lnstcaa of bolng wcakcl'od by mlaau,a.
lilo hours from his wlndaw tonight
THE THUNDER OF THE SEA,
aa tho breakers aash upon tho blutfs beneath
him. It,stond of tic uroaktng OF tho tres In tho
p0tunla0 narshrs. ll1 secs tho moonlight
9Ilstentn4 Oh tho dancing wayes, ind mt
obsuuscd by tho yellow, 1nurky sna!Arla OF
tho Ktdwnll bottoms. and ho Ia must ccrtuinly
better. hut he IL not wc't; uclshor Is ho COLI
vnlcsucnt. 1l1 has bpuu removed 20 Mlles, Ri'd
IL surrounded by conditions fAv0Hb|o to llfc.
liz has Improved; hc is improving. Hut W. 10
not yet know that tho blobd poison IL ot1ad|0atul
&rUrn hts system; tlsat uoFo l'us n1sccsdcs will
NOT form; shut
TIE rElslllnI.E nuLlET
will ca,lSs nu futuru complications. unt'l tho
surgeons know tbuso thIngs thcy viii not say In
thslr bulletins th4t tho prus.dont IL ponva-
lcsccnt. und until phey aro willing II say that,
MuCh Us wu hUpo that 1t HlAy ho true, 1t lS wtS0
for tho public IN thelr, opiNtons to bo w cou.
4aryat,yu " the surgeons ato IN theis bn9tlns.
lIss, lEYuuliN, BARNES. AND WOODWARD
haye gono from Loux llraueh, and will uot ru-
turn. Mrs. E.lson has nlso permanently quilted
tho FrcsIullts bedside. 1t llna required no ttl0
skt! tu uGrut those ul,ausvy ~ that thoro would
b1 no ruleelloa ntpE, thu pcssonH! ability Of tue
physIclnIa5. Tho change, l0w0vGrt haa long
hccu lusItt1 by lhu tFosldent, by Mrs. 0artlola,
usi, to u certain cxtont, by tho remaining ply
, 1881-09-09

-.--4--.N.---~so-.+~4-.--
sYusiunhuIIll'S. lkox9rB'. and
BpuldinK's I'1cket Cutlery,
Kn1urs, hc.asut4. Cork1rsGws.
Dug Collars, kHd Harlw4E0
Epv&Ltivs- A. Ia %hl'Al4lllh1
4 Il&O5,, l1a lAllsQ1l-s&.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
A THRILLING RomANoE.
The FIRST snow Of tho season.

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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
sLANDERING GRANT.

General Grant, II is announced, is to be a guest
at the White House during January. The an
nouncement makes proper an authorized contra
dicton of the rumOr that he has been engaged at
salary, said TO be $4,000 year, TO represent GER
tain Mexican enterprises before Congress and In
the Dcpartments.-Lti Utica Herald. We arc not sure
of thot There is scarcely anything that makes
proper n refutaton OF the thousand and one SIAN
dets which are uttered in regard to General Grant
He has become pretty well used To them, aud can
stand them. What business had he to become q
public mnn-to do great work for the country
to lead its armies 10 vlciory-to pre-
serve the national life-if he didn't ex-
poet to be slnndered? Just now the false
hoods that have been uttered IN relation to
him are being collected together and distributed
by wholesale to defeat the proposition TO place
him on the retired list of the army. The Hcrdids
neighbour the Democratic Obscrrcr, INDUCED In u
column ofthcm few days since, aud Went into a
terrible paroXysm frage just because II now seems
possible this long deferred act of justice will be
performed by the American Congress. The vile
SANDER to which the Herald refers, compared TO
some Of the Others, Is too trifling to be contra
dc,ed. Let IL stand with the others. General
Grant has got used 10 them and doesn't seem to
mind them, although they now aud then wound
the hearts of those who are near and dear TO him.
II Is something, too for the American people-the
lying part of them at lcast-to have a man like
General Grant whom they can abuse, II will be
many years before they win see his equal again.
TrafJ mrs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
THE CONGRESSIONAL PRIMER.

The man is q Colonel. His Uniform Is Red. He
wears his Uniform OH His Nose Where does the
of glass. How does He get It cut Of Gass3 By
looking In II many Times Does He pay 70 look in
the Glass? No, the other man Pays. Who Is the
other man? The other man is Il new Congress
man.
His nose is Red because He smiles so much Why
does the Judge Smile? Because tcosts Him moth
ing. May make the Judge Smie2 No, my Dear,
u will cost you fifteen cents to make Him Smile.
Why Will II cost me fifteen cents? Because you
will Have to Pay for Drink for Him. What does
the Judge Drink The Judge Drinks Whisky and
mes lie DrnHs BSer poos Me pa%
Beer2 lie drinks beer when no one offers to
treat Him. Why does he Drink Beer then? Be-
cause he is too Poor to buy anything else. Does
the Judge ever have good Time? Yes, He has
good time when Congress meets. Then he gets
drinks out of fresh Members, Do you want to be a
Judge2 No, my child, do not want to be u
Who is the man with such fierce look The man
never Was Why is he called n Major then? BE.
cause he is friend to the Colonel and helps him
order the Horns How does the Major help the
Child: When the Colonel is talking TO IA fresh
member of Congress or TO man from the country
the Major steps up and says Good mawnin"
Keyernul IIev yo seen Jedge Keyarter2" Zine
day" and bows to the other man. Then the Colo
mel says, No, sab, hey not seen II, ledge
He promis toe see me about tibet claiin-all Q. K"
Then the Colonel says to the New Member al low
me. My friend Malah. So-and-so Claim Jest al
lowed by the Cote Of Claims. Quartah of a Million
sab. Rich man. Jedge Keyarter his Attorney
Know the JedgeH Great Man. sah." Then the
New Member says; let us go in and take some
thing p and they go In and take some horns out
of glass When they have each taken II horn the
Colonel and the Major keep blowing until they get
new ones, and then they blow more than ever
What the Horns made Off The Horns are
very strong they are made of Whisky, Who
oh, that is nice. How would like to be Colo
nel-Major so ! could have two Horns.-I6r The Re-
n,lbIiadn