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Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11
WHAT WRETCHES WE ARE!


Rows Of windows in this hotel omen
from the guests rooms right upon the
verandas, so that you sleep within u
foot or two of the gay promenaders.
On hot tnights YOU leave the sash open,
merely pulling down the thin curtain
and closing the shutters. Ihus, if
yon 60 to bed early, you lie there
and listen to the stepping and talking
of the people on the other side Of the
PARTITION or, if your room is in n
more secluded part Of the house, you
may be entertained by the cooing Of
n pair of lovers close to your window.
Well, as ] was sauntering along q
veranda, at nine o'clock last evening,
glanced by chance through the open
Stats Of shutter and saw my beauty
with the bad eyes lying in her bed.
She made such striking picture that
| stopped still to admire it. She lay
on her back with sheet covering her
to the breast. One bare arm was
thrown cnrelessly over her head,
where her loose brown hair was tum-
bled over it, while the other lay deli
catcly pink on the white sheet. Her
eyes were slut, and the heaviness of
the lids was thereby hidden. With
The only weak point in her beauty
thus hidden she yas indeed lovely.
thought her fast asleep, of course,
for the lace-covered bosom rose and
fell with her regular breathing, and
her red relaxed lips gave u glimpse
of pcarly teeth. As ] stood for u
minute taking in the sight several
men came around the corner Of the
veranda, and heard one say some.
thing about never minding and COM
ing again. Then they passed on. ]
comprehended instantly. Somebody
had told them ofthe sleeping beauty,
and they had come around to look in
at her. was ashamed for the wo-
man and resolved to protect her, !
closed the Stats of the shutter as tight
as q drum and moved on to sliadowy
angle, ten feet away. Looking back
presently, ! saw the shutters opened
Just as they were before opened from
the inside, Could it be possible that
the woman was only feigning
sleep in order to pose etfectually and
with seeming unconsciousness ? Yes;
it could be, and it was. ! went past
the window again and glanced in.
She had resumed her posture abed
and wassimulating the sleep Of blush
ing innocence. What wretches we
are ~
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

TeIegrAphing must be cheap. Last
week dispatch was published in the
papers stating that monument had
been erected to gallant soldier, and
these are the terse, brief, telegraphic
words employed by the reporter to say
that he was born in January and fell in
June, ale was born in the droary
SHOWS of the winter Of 1929 his life
was one Of constant turmoil and battle !;
yet by the gentle atonement of fate
that had never been in life too kind, he
was laid to rest in the balmy sunshine
of June morning with birds singing
merriy their soft carols above him, and
the low sweet whispers OF the
wind among the willows signing
gentle requiem over tho grave where
the hero 10y sleeping"
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

They were hauling wood from the lot,
nnd just ~ each load reached the brow
Of the hill the old darkey who was
"hossiug' the job hitched IN extra horse
10 the team and let it run down the
hill "Say, You, Pete, why don't you
make that horse help draw the load mp
the htllP les nonsense htching him on
going down hill,n "Well, massa, dat
horse is kind o pcrnikity. Yon see he
won't draw up hill but he has to 20
when de load is behind him goin' down
hin snah. And dat's de way dat horse
gets him exercise
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

tIreelan aud italian bngands are OH.
oouraged TO carry off English travellers
by the hope Of ransom, Lord Granville,
IN u circular to diplomatic and consular
agents abroad, informs them Of the de.
oision of the Government 80 make no
peeuniary advances III the future TO
ransom British subjects, when acting in
no public capacity, in the event OF their
capture by brigands.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

1t happened Mt Chattanooga, Tenn,
lately, that dashing young widow Mrs.
Mollie Massie, allowed herself to be
victimized by gay Lotharo, Major
Frank Gossett, who thus sought to con-
sole himself for the loss Of his wife,
which sad event happened some months
ago. Gossett swore he would love and
comfort her forevermore, it seems, but
while the too contding widow was
wrapped in esthetic bliss, her Don Juan
had wooed another Upon learning his
treachery, the duped widow few into a
rage and entered a compound suit, the
specifications Of which are seduction,
breach of promise and the like. In her
frenzy, she would have demolished Cos
sett's wife had there not been timely
armed interruption at hand. Such is
life--a little spiced.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

The Car of Russia, taneyipg each
bush Nihilist, shuts himself mp in n
country castle, to avoid ASSASSINATION.
He should rather adopt the plan OF his
brother Emperor of China who has an
ingenious way ontwitting his assassina.
Whenever that potentate goes abroad he
Aaecompanied by number Of slaves
"made up 10 look like him, and the as.
sassns do not know which to shoot at.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

A large and imposing building is just
about completed in New York, and
called the "llome for Homeless Boys"
cost $500, 900. II IL remarkable that
this structure was erected by means Of
u subscription, no one person giving
more than twenty-five cents, and there
fore represents the contributions Of
1,2OO, 600 people,
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

newspaper, wastrae. II would seem
that Marvin had carried the lady to
Albion, where he hoped to practice
his forgery schemes upon wealthy
friends Of hers there, and In order to
get rid Of her had manufactured and
had published the false story Of the
fatal accident to her mother, doubt
less hoping that this would cause her
to Mt once return to Richmond, and
thus leave the way clear to him to
desert her.
As soon as the friends Of the vic.
tim realized Maryin's imposition, two
Of them promptly left here to join her
The bank officers, who had been dup.
cd by the widower, placed the case
in the hands Of detectives, who tele-
graphed to Albion to have Marvin
arrested. The reply came back that
there were two men Of that name in
that city and inquiring which one
was wanted. The imposter learning
that the officers were on his track
fed, and is supposed to have gone In
the direction Of Canada. The lady's
friends found her ut Albion. In Or
der to avoid all publicity she would
consent only to travel at night. She
Is expected on the Northern train
which arrives here tonight at u quar-
ter to eleven o'clock.
The man who has acted such an
unprincipled part in this atiair is
about tifty.tive years Of age, aud it is
very doubtful whether the name he
is known under here belongs to him
any more than the ample fortune
which he pretends to be possessed Of.
He is represented by those who met
him M n man Of preposseseing APP
pearance, exceptionally good address
and bears himself like one who IL
exactly what he would have you be-
lieve he is. lie talks. we'll, but not
NO much about his own affairs az to
make his hearers believe he Is on.
denvoring to claim what does not
actually belong to him. Great in
dignatiop is manifested here against
the perpetrator Of one Of the cruelest
impositions that could have been in
hicted upon high and honorable
family, every member Of which is
held in the highest esteem in this
State. The tenderest sympathy is
felt for the unhappy victim of Mar.
WINS cool and daring rascality, and it
might not be well for him to put in
M appearance here just at this time,
an event, however, ,.not anticipated
nor likely to occur. For audacity
and cool daring Marvin's exploit sur
passes anything Of the kind ever
known to the people of this quiet.
moving city.
OF course, the alliance in which
that man was such n prominent nc
tor, and so hastily contracted, is the
theme OF discussion in social circles
this evening. In accepting Marvip's
proposals Of marriage this unhappy
lady no doubt was TO a great extent
prompted to lend u willing ear to his
suit by IN unseliish desire to add TO
her aged mothers comfort, and to
surround her with all the luxuries
that the wealth she supposed was Of
tered to her would afford.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

From Montreal comes the report that
Vennor predicts TINT when the comet is
In IL perbelion, when nearest the earth,
about the Goth of this month, we will
almost be frozen mp by northerly blasts,
Look up your oyereoats.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

Every household should have at least
few flowers. Flowers exert an ednoa-
ting aud refining influence over chill.
,lren Have few flowers for their sakes,
If for no other
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

An Illinois Judge has decided that u
merchants warrant il worthless. II
no warrants goods TO wash and wear,
customers must accept such state
ments IN u part Of his stock in trade"
In other words, he is expected to lie,
mud they are expected to know he is
lvlnv
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

They were at q dinner party, aud he
remarked that he supposed that she was
fond of ethnoogy, She said she was,
but she said she was not very well, and
the doctor hnd told her not to eat my.
thing for dessert but oranges.
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

A Chicago paper remarks. IL is
stated that within II month past one
million dollars of Louisiana State bonds
have been sold ia New York markets, all
Of them being purchased for account Of
New Orleans parties, which is mighty
good evidence that Louisianians have
confidence In their States prosperity"
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11

The Thibodeaux Sentinel pertinenty
remarks; III the editors who write
snch terrific articles about the present
constitution would occasionally come
down TO hard facts aud explain how u
now convention could better il, some
folks might be made to believe they
were IN earnest
Louisiana capitolian., 1881-08-11
Gri.dQleeI,lp dapitolian

The 1bibodeaux Sentinel has entered
upon It's seventeenth volume, with fine
prospects for u much longer lease Of life.
Nav il ever flourish.
, 1881-03-19
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
Movement 10 Itnl0ln ttc Contractors
from lgnlldtns Wuscr- Works tor the

Movement 10 Itnl0ln tfsc Contractors
from lgnll0tn. Water. Works for the
CITY.
Special nt,pasea 10 The Chttaao Tribune.
CDUycIL bt.rFra. H., MARCH, 1g.-Con-
siderable excitement has been Uccasloned
here BY the serving 0i Il notice to the city Ut
All application matte 10 the District Court BY
sotne Of our prominent citizens for IN III
junction to restrain the city from carrying
ort It's cnEtrart recently entered into with
the American Construction Company of New
Yurk, by which TINT Company was TO con-
structn system Of waier-wosks to supply the
city with watcr from tile Missouri River. Tliu
ordinance adopted by the City Council gives
the American Construction Company n
twenty-five years. franchise, eXempts tho
works from municipal taxation, u,ld stlr-
ulatcs that the city Is to pay s!U9 per anItu III
for each Of eD0 llytrants during tho term OF
Twenty-Five years, ard SIS per nMlluM for
each additional ltyarant.
The citizens aru utmost q unit In favor Of
obtalnlnE watcr-work! ut the earliest possl-
applying for the injunction-tIink that the
| bnrgi,in Should have beer more favorable to
tho city. Preliminary work llas been com
l!cllcc.l under the contract, and 1t Is Under
init. the Company vii! push forward the
| construction of the works.. The chief points
relied upon BY those IMPLYING .fnr tile H.
junction are tllnt the Clty Council exceeds It's
Aus1l0rity'when 1t cyrnlpss from taxntloIl.
and that the American Construction C01h-
rnny Is II foreign corporation ard ca,,nnt
enter Into q contract II, iowa for the transnc-
city. Thcru IL no statute Il, This State whicl,
prohibits 1t, and the better opinion III legal
.circlus seems to be tlMt In the absence nf
s0lnu legislative rcstsictiona foreign corpnra-
| tfun IN rs frne 10 nuke contracts here, within
the objects nf Its incorporation, us any indl-
yisil,nt would le.
Although the petitioners seem very con-
fdcns, THO g;.s',erNi iGnpI,ession Is TINT tic
| DLUFFITE.
, 1881-03-19
A DOMESTIC Jar.
4 st. Louls pllysIcian Sues for Divorce
Alleging Naughty nsid Unsvftely Con.
duct on tlae Fnrt OF I'll. Spouse.

.,----..
4 81. Louis f'l,ysfcfan Sues for Divorce
Alleging Naughty mud unwtfely con-
spectat Ut,patea to TAt Chteaeo Tribune.
Sr. Lo1,1s. March 1s.-A petition for d.
worm ,yns ii,t.,i tl,ls oftnrnnnn hv FIR Thomus
Wa,,I,. .uu" M"' sa,,', 10y ,.ns,, Mn,n1n,,, ~ tra
Doctor states tia. lie was married March n,
1915, in this city, md during nil the time TINT
lie lived Win Ills wifu he treated ,,rr With
,.i,,l,,sv ,,'t ,Mao,,,,,, w., t,ut CIV. hoe h,a,,
guilty ot srch cruel md barparous treatment
Ms II cranger Ills life, and hns offered such
ludtgnItipS to him as to render his condition
intolrrohio. In divers uccaslons Or.
Ntot,',sn', o,,oGas that n,e ,v,fa t,ront.
cned to take his life, nnd declared several
times tllut sIu, would have money
fran him or killlIn. She frequently struck
IL, -, ~. 49,. l ,I ,,tt,, ,.t,.,
, 1881-03-19
AN EAST INDIAN TRAGEDY
The Trial OF the Prince OF Oulcypoor
for killing His Wifi.

~, :. ~, ,,, - .D,..
Tic Trial Of tue Princc OF Ou4cyPooF
for Killing His Wifi,
london 7imt,.
ch,,,u,.,,,,t .ho soronI a,p or rho Raiah NJ
OndcylHor. IN lnnl.e, WIS recently 1rea ior w'te-
murder brforo 3tr. II. NJ. Hlrdwood, Il Bombay
judge ut 1uuhr,,.
Caanurasn4!aJs WIN ~ t"o oa.. ~. VI us n''tsta
crime n@out ~ yenrs OF nEe. IhouRh h1s eau
cation wuA still unfinished, aud hc WIS attond-
Inp the sutnni csfnbltYhrh In hnupr nr thu
sIs, ~ W.I,, In In, t,., ,,.,,... ,,,a nI,or ~
, 1881-03-19
WISCONSIN POLITICS.
Dlagrncefu1 Democratic Scramble for n
Judicial Position i'll the Thirteenth
(ireYutf.

Dlagrncefu1 Democratic Scramble for n
Judicial Position III the TlsIrtecllt1l
Circuit.
Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
WArEnTowN. Wis, Afurch 17.-rIle De
mocracy Of the new Thirteenth JuGictu1 Cir
cuIt, composed of the Counties Of Dodge,
Washington, nfd OzA,lkce, are evidently lh
the condition of the man who drew the elc
p'snnt. The Democrats, by their great Hit
tority In tho circuit, are complete ,nastcrs Of
tho situation, md have only to name their
choice, and Ills election must f0llow as n nut
ter of course, But lis to tic candidates to Sc
lect, there Is tho rub. I'he district, 1t mp
pears, Is full Of prospective candidates for
the coveted erlliMe, aud Democratic councils
are sally divided rs 10 thu proper ,nau
to select for the Jlldgeship. 1t tran-
spires TINT conference Inns bcen
held iii Milwaukee of tho Democratic
bosscs and whlpprrs-in OF tho circuit, at
which It was arranged that James II. Hays.
OF uorlcon, SHOULD be tho candidate IN tho
Convention ut Hartford, OIL tho 2ad inst.
from Dodge County, and Patrick O'ALeara
ington ,a,d Ozankeo respectively. At tho
proper tilnu tic delegntes from Washington
ull4 Oza,tkeo were 10 swing into line fnr tho
reIU!tbtnbIe Hays, and thus glvo him tho
little scheme il tic Interest Of Slr: lays
friens Of III t,o II on. M t. T. Ic@s to tho III IT. IT,
most, Us well II might, iMnsmuch M two
weeks week., age, !tis ;clnlnstl, Lays o,penly de-
iration of AIr. Lewis for Circuit Judge,
md promised him Ills unqualified support for
the position 1t would scnTl that III Ill eli.
ltGhtened cu,iinunlty sufficient respect ought
70 b. shown 70 the Judicial oilice @ to sayo It
tho common pOthDnse politician standpoint.
But It appears tho Dodge County l)cmo-
cratic politicians have not attained to tho p0-.
sttson wllcra niny can treat ule otlsce nl
or Sealer of Weights and Measures. They
nre found to be operating In the old lmrtisnl
rut even when Soliciting u candidate for the
higl, and digniiicd o!llco Of Circuit Judge. M
conference" candidates It is admitted
firss @ Qualification ~ called for ii tiio judlcial
Office. 3lt. Lewis. although! not 2 brilliant
,a wo1 u bf 1gnity nd .f eYGs'et H. lssal
tho Bench. a. Scott S!nan, who Is spoken
OF rs likely to be Ill independent Candidate,
Il well qualified for the Jutlgeship: Judge
l; y Tllsby. Of M,ashingto', who l H. tal|si ,{"i
purity nominates II candidate, would Atlnlnis-
icr tho oilicu II, manner satisfactory to the
interest IT M ot tla peopls' Judging frop' lts cH"r'
ac'er sste. sd tt'.s bsa.sh e Thu Chicago rsas l. "
.OcoSoMowoc, Wis, Marc!. ls:-As spring
In Ereat numbers, Jalln +. Scabold, member
Of the Assembly from tlsls county. ~ Il callli
tlstS for County judge rs Is. N. Stewart
lii compliance with all urgent call FROM
Judge David w. Small las announced hin,
fhs,C 1t,1 Nirni,Jt <.f {VtrnnY,ukr,
, 1881-03-19

Fcrauson. that nbout twenty minutes aftor the i.
rain began to fall tho water In tho tcwer folt the
sowcr ha run wtbia Ten ,nesas If tSe an, @ not
mort than two weeks aEo. werc vIyIhy renscm-
t'erei. lfowcvur. nothing was mid OF danger,
auIne.i. Tho striking OF tho hoots ngniat tho
bricks mse ht!tnw sonntl that reyerhcrntcd
Folson street ano.hcr sic sewcr r,,,.s trto ito
Army.strcot sewer: Through this side sowos tho
sp1rtlse iaml' and drssl'y KY could te seen gam,
limo s eea ost spesuatF IL on 'sse
bs 90 t,crcey That IL ali Tho " farce @ aud y enersy
wns needed In order IN prevent cOrpse frun,
al ea4 aGb to ,1o 's w p s"E ssa
tho engineer and tho news: EathereF made prng-
ress near the mouth. The. volume Of water
street atrcum, and walking wna moro uiGicult
than before. From knee-lcep tho water Hratlu-
aly ro.t thch hy Inch, until t alnlost reached
side newer did everything possible 10 increnao
tho annoyance ri the lnn,nent by sending IL q
to increaso ti,o dspsh. i sacceeaod. % III The dept'
road there was some sediment in tho sewer.
to how the hcul III acknowledgment to tho rc-
tnnrscess c,irront. The sediment WIS 1eep aud
bceu strotched ncr.,ss and 4 fcw Inches of aIjck.
ems had been caught. Tho gum -bnlts plunged
coraEenusly Into the detrtttls e II they Intend.
sonctnes anl help the io1t to pm tho boot t,it
was too smaii for tho loot. Unior Colussa
street tho brick sewer ends And y wooden cx-
tsi.s!'n bcR!ns: The back-brcnk,ng stopping
wis continued hero md not ended slHtl the trip
e'ldcd. Tho wuotlcn sewer extends about UiU
feet and thors 1lrc two sharp curves In It. Wad-
tyg W 10 xet I'll iiio aea tho TOP Of tho boois ayE
wHs spled. y delayed letter fTtTn m absent
F1fu lttyt}
, 1881-03-19
NIrn aital lY09flati.

In popular trnllltIOn It mas for a 1ouR tEtn0
baull hold thAt there WIS M Rr1ny nf suInstrrs
4UU00 u rs't,g ~ tho Hkat OLD Commonwealth Ut
husbands uul obtained none. Pni'ulnr tratl-
tlun In thts ellsc ii nparIy cUrr0st. Thu Alcrn
Der uf superninlIdAnt ftInntra IN tho isay Slatu
IL II, ,ol... Further contemplation nr lhe Census
tables revcals utiier tH'ts cnncern!nK tho relA-
kinli-fnetk which mlv striking In tEuIr way.
Tho t0,nl number ~ ,halca III tho country II
.1 ,6.4U.a6t. Thu fHtnnIrs niIlntHr hss,asS iuss.
ThIs 1t II sud " rctn't1i-oH nchatf OF thnsa ~hn
think, with Nc. TAtl,las utWny. 20 wuMtnl
lnvuiy woman! Nature u,Mo mn. shoa p q te!n.er
pleasant 10 rccDrl behalt Ut taosB who llllnk,
with tho snllIo tltwny, that wuHsnn i5 ''he-
tllore IL y 1eereAsc In percentage under tho ac4i-
aus uf lsiU OF - OH tho 1poust fGnnsylHAuiut
i may be renlarKe1. onntatIls III uinles anu
YGlu ttIufe females, which IL tcFaAsu ut Id Oh
lU1 wv over the census Ut 1871,
Taking the sections Of the country It IL seen
, 1881-03-19
A STARTLING EPISODE,

YnsAenEcr# In n S1copAuG.Car Aroused
by tho Wild Actions OF Fellows
Trnvclcr-They Arc lIorrlfleu tn Soc
: Him Rush from tho Cur mud rtnleo
Fearful Leap Into tho Outer Darkness.
Special Dispateh to tn Chtea1o Tribune.
ST. Louis, Mnrch 18.-rasscngcrs coming
In OIL the St. Louis & San Francisco Road
CURED on the trim. Among tEoSe who got
nbonrd Mt Springfield was broad-slpoul-
dcrctl, henyy-set gentleman, probably Six feet
tall. and wearing full whIskers. 1ro
seemed to DO of social DISPOSE
tlon, md III very short time
io Ind inadc tile acquaintance of
u party Of two or three other gentlemen OF
similar lnc,Inatlor,s. After so'no CONVERSE
ton 1t was learned TINT tho Springfield gcl,-
tle,l,an sas OH his way to indianapolis. near
wl,icl, place Ills father luy dying, IIo had
bcen tclpgrapl,ol for, and Ind some fears
that the old gentleman would bc dead before
hu could reach his bedside,
As It grew late the occupants OF tic
car dropped OF asleep one by One.
und by l o'clock even the convivlal'y III
clnetl were wrapped Ia sMnIbur. About .
O'Clock the tl,ree companions Of tho Spring.
field gentleman were rutlely shnkcn by tho
arms and aroused from n suil,.ll steep. THEY
had d glimpse Of their SprnE!lold friend
rushing Wildly through. the trai!l crying.
"Ilorol loro!' In IL aulek, ngttAted tone OF
voice. Tho evidunt suffering nf tho KcMt!e-
nlNn caused them u awuke. THEY snw HIN
throw wide open the door, and by tho dim
ltgtt at TINT end ut the cur they noticed him
plunge hpntlfole1Most from tho platform. The
trnlm was going ut tho usunl rate ct speed,
and In short time had left the unfortunatu
man fur bullftd,
Tits accident occurred at Bourbon. The
gentluutel. who Witnessed tho ntiair were VI
fOrrolYtr!cken by tho occurrence that they
neglected to hunt ~ the conductor nNd mBtl-
tloH ulo ulfa!r % l,illl, Thu consequence WIS
tint a. W. Cary, tho conductor, never
reached Sullivan, Il distance Of about six
miles from tha scene. 1t wins impossible for
tlIu trnin to return. so tls conductor
drtlnneh up i party Of section hands niltt
started them hnck. Nothing hlls been heard
froln theln. The general Bnpp0sitlon Is that
tho mail was as!eUr wlion h0 rushed upon
the pntfornl. lilo left behind him yillisu
and Il felt hat,
, 1881-03-19

Ia running two tratns on htA rnad--tlao Wide
paurn for nil secnn,l-a!nBs passengers and
trampa TINT will get on; tho narrow Rangc for
.teictty hrst-clnes passengers and ptllica aenck-
hnlitrB Hr. llIsa a"Ht mt invitations tn these
whom hn partIG,ilAry desired to meet nt ti,u
rarlnrs NJ MMrrlta FnFw"il last evening to meet
thHro nnu mix bvhr tho cfnitt1,l NJ ihH wntl
pulltcs. This wns to Rly" II GnI,Ir nnt rosprGta-
billy. Thu inritntlnns warG mint IN u lhruH
annjorsty who wer. IN harmony with Himself III
running twn trAteH To tho saine dcstlnhtion.
The neelinR resolved itunlf Into II caucus.
and welt thrSIlY! thu fnrCf nr appointing
II C>fntnlttes That passed tttu Afbther r,jt,t uni
brought teE0ra tho meeting Alx t,nt,i.s u select
from for A!Ftcrmnif, dn Ut course Mr. I,IIsa wRs
mRde Chairman hf said Committee. II rctln!rHl
lust tong enough To- rnss tnt0 Mn0thnr rnhtn ami
write six naf1es md report shcn to tho feHti,ig
Thcre WIS RtrHther fnrCt ut mn Informal hnllnt.
result!ng III lust whnt cHilhl Nve beet tlnile, ht,d
was INTENDED to be t!0sn+ md wtH act up 10 ho
before tho mcntinR hGEan, and WIS annn nt lust,
tn nominate Mr. Billings. tho defeated Gan'l-
tlnto last spring. giving Tho Hecnnl Hnr,l n Nctr.
curalis Aler,nnr. It will result ~ giving tl.nin
nr0thur this spring II President llias, who II
pHlItrul HtveutlIrcr, II permitted to mAbnHH
tho atlnirs Of tho wnrl, Thu Republicans ut tho
wnrI nre satisfied with Aid. I}nllHre. unit dos!ra
hls reEieGton-IblIss tn the cDntttry. by ritn.
ming billings lust Rprtnr tho Republicans last n
Rent IN tho Council. lslIss proposes tn hnvc them
lose tho pher Acat by forcing this dtfrattn1 cum
dlntc upun them NnNin. That Is pnyiug too
dear for tho music Of Bliss whistle.
, 1881-03-19
The illRlNA,H

EvYtsn.uuth (t'a.l Eatsrpttse
Yesterday Wo saw u west-Aressrd white gaon,
with ki.l-Htovcs m. riding 'n u TWO l"rss cur
rlnuu, WIN applied to md ohtainsl froM nrEr2
Norfolk County adm!ssloM intu. tho Eout.1y
Alas House " paupsr; lilo bad With hltn =
pref 1ed With the honOzable title ot MH1os.