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A gentleman who was about to marry a
beautiful widow Of thirty, almost quar-.
relied with her about the church In which
they should have the ceremony performed.
The lady became somewhat indignant,
and said: II have always been married in
the Presbyterian Church, and I tell you
always shall be"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

Tue Wheeling correspondent Of the
Phillip Republican thinks that Sargent oil
the Barbour I.Jusouian, would have been
great success as a commercial drummer
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MCc0MBS Sunday, January %, 1851, al u
o'cl ck Tt Liz WliA Of Edgar McCOlnba, and lighter
Of Peter and Mary Diehl 10 the 2Sh year Of her age
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, near
Mt 0ivSt, gu Tuesday morning at II O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at.
tend.
ava lnaAd her INT Gnd n liAd hnr hmm . !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

THERE Is o popularity about the poll
tics Of Hon. A. Il. Boe'es Of tlii STATE.
He Is the right man for q U ScraoFship
at the hands OF tho preten' Legislature,
and also the right man fora Cabinet APP
pointment ut the hands Of Presldelt Gar
flsld. His Caae is little like that Of the
suspOudcrs that were long enough for q
man and short enough for boy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

A RELIABLE savings bank. One box'of
DR.. TUFTS Pills will save you many dollars
in doctors bills. They will surely cure
Chill and Fever, Dyspepsia, Dirordered
Liver or Bowels; Sick Headache, JaundiCe
or Chronic Constipation, and expel every
imputity from the Rystem.
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We are indebted 10 senator Henry G.
Davis and Congrcssmsn Updegrpf for
valuable public documents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24
MESI llRGLNIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine departments Of study Textbook furnished
nj cost; calendar arranged % suit teAcheTt; 0I
Penses igr one year from e156 TO 5000 nonFseo
TENDER ISt, 1880. Attendance last year from n
counties Of Wet Virginia and from States and Ter
rt0TlRs.
T.'For catalogues and other Information apply
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

Tue Senatorial song. in Pennsylvania IL
IS follows:
There 10 an old leilOE named Cameron
Whu Tor his GhoIo keep hammtTiA''
Aud he'll spend svcIy dollar Tor
This Q 10 'tlOl Of Oliver,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

TIKI West Ynginm Court Of. Appeals
adiourns at Charlogt1n Tomorrow, and
comes to Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

For Myor-JouS FREw
For Cig CisTk-FRANK FoWzEs.-
For Guy SergsaRi-Tu0s D. RRsNErT.
F@ Superintendent Of ITaieT Workt-JAAEs RIDnLE'
For Srsd CoanisIi0psr-JonS CLAloE
!Eor VhdLf Ma,iey-iorru PoBsY4uE'
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new AnvER1IsEMEnra.

I OST- A HALF.GROWN MALTESE
c,t With White sPpt under It's neek A liberal
i yard viI DO paid Tor the tetuEp Of tbs me No,
IS ViT,in street Island. lRA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-24

E,tusd at he PostoGes al Wkeeiiag, W. Va, a
SecORd.6ldIJ mail mGttsT.
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CIIY REPunLIoAN TICKET.

noNpAY nonNING, IAAuAnY p.
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FREw 81 CAMPBELL,
PusLIMIEEs AND PEOPEIEToRG
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH r, r,
" CONDENSED TINE CARD.

@RW
UUlNU EAsI AND y E6I
On and altar Nov TIL 1850, all Trains Vln Ful
dAil' Except Sunday ~ iolloWGi
Through Trains 70 PlItAburRh,
Through Trains 10 Cleveland,
Through Trains 10 Chicago,
PullnAn'I ParlOr Can 6etWser WGllSVllls Iat
Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Can on ali Train, between Al
llAnoe and Chioago.
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SUNDAY EXPRESS leAVa wheeling o. WI a H.
arriving a. Weabung 1000 a, NJ, and al SieubenIllO
at 1870 a. ", conROctng With Pacific EEPresS lOr ii
western points.
Trains'loaylng Columbui At $40 ?. y, and cas- ~,
run daily, Through ChlcAgO express lOAVes COlumbi
daily, except Sunday, at 600 ?, ", with SeepRg al
attached, arriving IN Chicago al 1850 ne1t mornnI
BorthA can DO secured In advance At Unlon DOPil
Ticket Once, Columbus,
PullmRn'5 Palace Drawing Room sleeping Gn
Philadelphia and New York, West TO ColumluL
ClncinnGu, Louisville, Indianapolis and u LGulL
For through Tickets, Baggage Checks, sleeping Cll
accommodation, and any turther Information, IpPly
70 JOS, N. BELLRVILl.E, Ticket Agent At ri
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh ItTO6t, OF n Cir
TinkOtO iaoO, under Mcclure HouBO Wheeling,
D. W, CALDWELL
Genll Manager, COlumbuI,o o,
W. L, O'RRIEE,
Cian'l PSai, and Ticket Agent ColunbuL q
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oales. Boz. % ana y Fourleeplh slree!
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TO CLEV GLAND.
TO CHICAGO.
n.Iv 10 Iau.l

bleabeRViLb Accommodation Leaves BollAtIV a. ~
2. MI Bridgeport 800 p M arrives nt Bteubonyille u
sos p. nj leaves StelbenylO o. $50 q mi Bridge
port d $50 0. nj. arrives Of BOllaTe o. 900 o. N,
in T H. ~ i1S oS Ssi e e s " H. @
Once In Bridgeport .
, 1881-10-09

Totals S16 sc, ,0W .$$56,a ,a35, QUO
The manufactures Of 1870 aggregated to-
TIL value Of ST, SIS 600, exclusive Of S13,oo0,-
600 worth Of buildings. Supposing those
manufactures not above tabulated to have
increased in the same ratio, the total would
reach s1os,4 o.oo0 without buildings, or m
increase of 34.65 per cent. The stone and
brick structures erected in the twelyemonth
succeeding the fire were valued at S4o,50o, :
600. while the wooden buildings erecled OUT
side the fire-limits cost some SWVooV o mose; l6c
This would give grand total OF Sl4!,euo,ooo
far manufactures, inclusive Of buildings,
nc aeainsr SIS, Sis, 600 in 1S70, or an increase
Of GGk per cent
ticulars was
CHICAGO ONE TEAR AFTER TIE FIRE.
The limits of space at this time FORBID any
extended or consecutive history OF CITY
affaIrs-tlle chaotic condition III which the
municipality found itself in me hoar o.
calamity and the slow and pa3n1ul process
fhrougii successive administrations. good.
had. and indifferent, by which its credit was
rtf:stablished OIL sound basis. lie NUM-
ciDai history of Chicago for the last ten years
would fill volumes, aud could not oe success
f,1]iy treated in less The purpose OF the
present article is rather to present comple-
Rpusiye statement Of the clty's Arrangement
in its vast material interests since the flre,
Some iIea Of what was ACCOMPLISHED during
the first wear has already been given LIS
f1iant strides in the path Of commercial prog
rTess dnri1g the succeeding years and down
10 the tenth anniversary Of the merry ordeA
Of ISL are sketched below ..
, 1881-10-09
TEN YEARS. GROWTH:

TIE GROWTH OF THE CITY IN IFS GUNNER
CIAL ASPECT i.
during the past ten years is the true measure
of our progress. It is certainly the basis OF
all the rest, though perhaps it does not gage
ali its departments, That growth IS so great
as to surprise even those who have shared IN
it: 50 vast as to seem almost 1ncred1n1e 10
very many who have reaped its most pro-
nounced benefits. The rate Of this growth
has varied from year to year, with CONNER
clal fluctuations common to the whole coun-
try, and to variations in the crop yields OF the
Great Northwest. Thus the volume OF bread-
stuffs received in 1878 was greater than that OF
any succeeding year till 1875. when it jumped
M TO one-thi1d more than the best previous
record. The volume Of breadstufts received
Inst wear exceeded that Of 1878 by nearly one
fourth, and promises to be considerably
greater than that OF 1851 Our rece!pts OF
live stock have INCREASED q little more Ii'3
steadily; and SO did the packing record tll4
about a year ago. But these changes IN ae
nartments have been nearly compensated
among themselves, or by other features ~
the grand aggregate, so: that the ;1a1e OF
Growth has been comparatively steady: Our
business has Increased neartv ~ me 1a1e oA
, 1881-10-09

THEN CAME TIE GREAT REBUILDING. =.
What hive Of human industry was then
presented to the gaze of mankind! Hun
dreds and thousands Of wooden buildings
rose in couple Of months on the North and
West Sides, for one of the lessons OF the dis
aster had not even then been fully learned,
and months were yet to elapse before the
Municipal Legislature, protiting By the cost
" experience Of the past, was to prohibit, by
the new building ordinance, the erection OF
frame buildings inside what are now known
as the fire }lmits-the recent abortiye con-
spiracy to contract which, and thus invite
a repetition Of the former 5.wiping-ou
is still fresh in the public mind.
Hundreds of brick buildings, too, shot up
wards like grass after the warm spring rams
and no count was had OF them. The records
, 1881-10-09

41e 'usuce reign in all thy courts, equal to rich
and poor.
Aee Labor reap his just rewardI Let Plenty
Yield her store! -.
1et wisdom I'LL thy Council-Doard, nor crime
: :: nor fraud bo known!
Ae1 thy broad Charities seek all, rs theirs have
sought thine own! az
so shalt thou houored be by men Of every age
and cline,
And crown the rising centuries, dcfying Death
and Time. -
TX.
Americal America! the grandcst Nation thou,
Though scarce century Of years is on thy
youthful brow
One Sisterhood Of States are we, If Fortune
smiles or frowns;
Our homes are one, If rich OR poor, in cities,
hamlets, towns
Tho trembling nerves of sympathy extend from
deep to deep:
We will rejoice with those TINT cau-must weep
with those that weep.
a Nations love shall melt to ono each kindred
race, ana tongue; -
The founts of life kept pure and sweet, We shall
be ever young. , ~ !.
columbial Columbia! Thy children mourn the
fate
OF him whom late they raised to powcr-tne
Chieftain Of the State.
Endowed with Natures rarest gifts, in culture
most refined,
4 Soldier brave, Statesman wise, Huler just
and kind,
He falls amidst our sorest needs, and gains
Martyrs crown;
Hts sunerings point mankind to Heaycn-they
call the Angels down;
And, while our loss and grief compel the SYM
pathy divine, -.
His virtues in our memory, as stars shall ever
shine.
NJ
Humanity! Humanity n Ernndcr, nob1cr name
Than any people for itself, for wealth or power,
can claim.
1t oyerleaps Mans selfish lines, and goes where
e'er the Sun i: =. r..
Disports tho Earth with equal rays, tho good or
Ali men are greater than part; and TINT
munifcencc
That reaches each in its embrace is Gods Omnip-
l. > otence.
O may the flag OF Truth, nnd Right, and Love
be kept unfurled,
| And bring to sweet accord each Home. each
Nation, and tho World!
CHICAGO. Oct Q, lsS1.
, 1881-10-09

na,s under lake and river its deepen
inr If the canal: its parks, actual
and and those tei on paper, m its business blocks.
It's handsome residences. and its proposed
new hnildimgs. and. above ali, it was proud
OF it's great and certain future. It boasted of
its schools and churches, and of the marvel
ous enterprise Of its inhabitants. It found
fault with the Federal census, which robbed
It Of thousands Of people. and was not salts
lied with rate Of increase which elsewhere
wouid be reearded as little short of pllenom-
email But day and annoes hoHf Of Tse dSssaS its
MoSes Mn9 - wIe red % rnin was to mark he track
nff6e' nf t1,s' fevnnr1ntt Mv 1r eiemenE len y t. " ' ~
- -; :s : fSsTs ~ ,r,,r FtrE.
appear with more distlnctness ss ns the years
roll on, anu the Value OF tne precAutlo1s
which nave since peen taken a6a1ast a !! iepe- ~
tit1on OF the Calamity OF ocL y, loh' Is coll
tlnually Eenaerea more apPle,tj @ ,aia of
solemn sober taeIs exRla'n e 1aitofe ~ tba Ia
the disaster OF 1911. Inc u ..te
na1 ~ 1i;ssans;nns and fliscor1. and the water
rs ai..3 mnon fha merest acc
supDly was i aeI,;ssnf ;ssnftrEE trEE<1ct Chicaro had for
dent. As matter Of i!st;tTuctive fire. All
that was required was sgs.s Which,
renee of certain circumstance occur
apparently, were constantly E5son,
ring-a l0ng-contlnucd dry Sea~o!>>3
fire starting among the wooden buildings
of the West Division, i negligent or worn-
out Fire Department, and a gale Of wind
strong enough to carry the firebrands across
the South Branch and the river. On. the 0tll
Of October, 1871, the conditions were all pres
emf. the circumstances ali happened together,
and city in ashes was the result.
The narrative Of the origin and progress Of
the fire the scenes Of terror which were then
enacted. tha Suffering entai1cd. the loss Of
ljfe which Accommodated a tragedy already
sweeping and conplete. and the swift de-
struct1on Of millioils on millions Of dollars
worth of property, has been told
and retold SO often and so we'll
as to make a repetition = of : its
painful and terrible details at this late day
work of suuererogation. All the world has
heard the story, is still familiar with it, and
will not soon forget it. THE TRIBUSE's pur-
pose at this time is rather to contrast the
Chicago of Oct. 0, 1871, with Chicago ten
years later, and to show, in passing, how the
good seed was sown in good ground, and
how it sprang up and returned fruit an hum
dred fold, -;
r11., >-Ar,7pr AMI r11r rxrEvr oF TIE
LIE 49, Cara11r,:
,,b;oh ,ro,1d bara hnr;ati 'a,,nost onv other
XIV n,,t ~ existencc have already heen suf-
fin;ent1v III y inIicated R,,t tha IeSpondency
and sioom which were felt bv the stoutest
Hearts IN the verv mnment nf this .weII-nigil
nr~sf3ng t tlisasta1 ware nit If long tinration.
;Tha InainTitv instead Of wecning over their
, 1881-10-09
RE:SURRExfT!

:. Chicago at the Decennial
Anniversary of the
Great Fire.
Desolation and Ruin Vanish
!: j. with the Smoke and
Din Of Disaster,
and the Western Metropolis
Rises More Beautiful
than Ever.
The Story of tlle::Fire Retold
-, Giant Strides Of the
Renaissance.
Over One Hundred and Thirty-siz
Million Dollars Invested in ~
New Buildings.
Marvellous Growth in Population
:: The City Alive to Its -
Manifest Destiny.
Eonuarisons Showing DIR Commercial
., Growth During the Decade
Now and Then. "
-,
81 Ire: heF Selling Twice as Much at
Wholesale. Handling More than :.
Xxi: Double in Produce,
Ind Manufacturing Nearly Four
Times as Much as in the F..
= Year Of the Fire. !.
'S-'.t
, 1881-10-09

10 per cent? annum during the past ten
years, the continuous ratio amounting to about
16a per cent of gain for the decade. We
need not, however, pass. in review the de-
tailed progress which increase the progress
Of the intermediate years. The result will
be more palpable ii we simply group together
the statistics of the most salient features Of
the EI="
. -. T. H. THEN AND NOW. : (: MI :s.:%
. The following table shows, in round d num-
be1s. the quantities Of leading articles Of
farm produce received in this city durin.
the past twelve months, as compared with
, 1881-10-09
81 Ire: KeE Selling Twice as Much at
:. Wholesale. Handling More than
:..:: -, Double in Produce,
Ind Manufacturing Nearly Four
Times as Much as in the =.
- Year of the Fire. ;.
4 Flattering Exhibit of Progress
in Wealth as Compared
il with Population. . ii


rEsTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREAT FIRE.
-Bu Edmund s. Ho,brook
, 1881-10-09

BANK cleartngs. - -..-...-.-...--..-....- s.o
uo on currency 0aslS.~-- ~Fo-
The bank clearhlgs for the past twelve
months aggregated about s., 100, COX, ,0o0-
If the comparisons were made between the
different departments on the basis Of prices
now ruling, as compared with those. Of the
early part of October, 1871, the showing would
be even more in favor Of the present, But
the statement would be less fair, because
prices have recently been strained to point
which experience tells us cannot endure for
long time. They are very much above the
average Of the past twelve months, whichWe
have used above. ..,..*.-~: ~, =
Compare these figures with the records Of ~
growth Of population. These show, approx
imately, for the present time as compared
with the date of the fire:
Population Of United States.
Population of Illinois outside Chicago..... .n5
Population Of Chicago. .163
We may deduce from these figures the 81,
STARTLING COMPARISON .;e;no3 .e of
that the pecuniary value Of exerton mSSi1ha! ;xhn
man, is nearly 60 per cent greater tn State
was the year before the fire. 4 coau In 1859,
part OF this increase is due to the Ane here a
<tile scale of-wagcs; as measured ars al.er was
basis. But an also considerably tha he nresent
direct result OF the Increased e. the corner Of
machinery, and the use OF bettenue. In 1852,
mechanical labor. Still, pujf whom had been
few more figures, the data fme members ot IT.:
however, so precise as in thl OF the hTm m:has:
Chicago is worth fully. t:chanEe : in !. nearly
is, the wealth ojir removal to !. tht'
some two dollars and Michigan giais avenue, srna,,.
1871; in addition to nrteEs on Randolph
which averaged more thon built them large
on the day we celebrat avenue, where they
distributed That is, :ain selling goods in
accrued to q comparative corner OF Congress
men. But the great nYenue, where for three
are actually much bettrge trade n: February
agree 2a that We nave instreet, on the edgeof the
percentage of destitute Just one year after tna
. This exhibit Is all IL large store built for
i t1sen4,sioa to the wisf Franklin and Madison
and then lostfaith. Not Monroe and franklin
great disaster it was? immense quantities OF
Chicago had seen itses which, iEom IN me ; tess
During 1865, rs, and 70 d superior style. The
tfonary. Our receiptpublic spirit Is prompt
hogs, lumber, etc. shoencles, and to Dear its
and the total trade Of tfdehs. 7: .;** ~: -
given as All millions, 450ots aud shoes, Nos -
millions OF dollars tor t2es shown remarkable
1ye hnese ~ thets tbs vi anu his present flour
ins The dignity Of q way stpsiness- He started
place to other communicate street, Sept l5,
Of Western production Al under full head
1870 the scale turned, and inc completely de-
IL III as mea3 S 9 OF eoM aud 6as sfes
200 people to common feseat 70 yeal- liz
and forced very many Of themis present locar
their lives not few being drived hiS tEaae nas
youriDg flames ne-hat ae5 autlu
: ..srnoM BLOCK TO B1oclhIs IN increased ae;,S!
in vain efforts to save portion t,uys and seiIs
crtv Then Chic1E0 was gone ttus;rass hn5
, 1881-10-09

=. APPROPRIATED PERCENTAGES. i. =:
The following table shows approximated
percentages Of activity in this city during
the past twelve months; the twelve months
preceding the fire being taken as 100 Iii each
case. The figures Of ten years ago are re-
duced to a specie basis, and the percentage
Of comparison is in each case one Of specie
value unless otherwise stated: .~s~
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19

We have recently perused IN sQpe
paper, an article on the necessity OF
teaching people, as q part OF their
education, the absolute necessity OF
how and when to shut door,. During
the late cold spell We have felt Otter.
times, that It was = disideratum de-
youtly to be desired. Yet people
will open the front door, and stand
log with head and shoulders within.
ask q dozen questions, while the
wintry air numbs our tingers, dances
8 jig around our shirt collar, and
plays hop. skip and jump down our
spinal column, scattering the ashes
10 the FIRE place over the room. under
the rims Of our spectacles. and blind
Ing our vision, and then they 80 away
leaving that door vide open, w
sometimes wish II had dozen pat
emit springs on Il, to rap their forget
mi heads 90 . reminder that thel
| have forgotten something. Learn 4
amt the door, The Icy DIR Is sitnpl!
ls.avful' d Q man Of oedentary hab
It's. That's oil.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19
A Burglars Pate.

Ono night last week two colored
men attempted to burglasixe tho
store Of Mrs G. Freedmen. at Montana
on Cane river, about % miles below
this city. In forcing open tho store
door they gave tho alarm by ringing
. bell attached thereto. tor that pur.
pose. This aroused ur. friedman,
Who answered tho summons With Z
doubled.barrslled shot gun. The
robbers were % closely pushsd thai
they jumped into tho river to escape.
One named Melville BVou VA
drowned 10 the attempt % swim thl
river. Asscond attempt 9 rob TIA,
store y not likely 70 ocqnr vsry soon
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19
Military Hop.

The Natchitochss Rides are zeal.
ously and earnestly perfeoting them
selves In drill az we'll 40 increasing
In numbers. To show that there IL
some energy ip this recent organise.
ton, che young men composing It
propose to give q Military Hop on
the 18th Of the present month. In full
uniform. AZ this is tho hrst affair Of
the kind since the ''late unpleasant.
ness" We may expect that It will not
only prove . decided SUCCESS, but
also one Of the most delightful 90.
cisbles Of the season, Undoubtedly
our handsome ladies will grace th(
ball room with their lovliness and
bright smiles. On this occasion
will be verified Byrop,s words; 'Bof
eyes looked love to eyes which spakl
again, and oil went merry - . mar
riage bell"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19
More Winter.

We thought, last week. that We
would let tho weather severely alone
Il It would only meet 10 halt way.
But It can't DO did, and we intend
to fight It out on this line lit takes
all Summer" After the heavy rain
Thursday Of last week, tho atmos.
phere turned cold Friday morning
followed by sleet and some SNOW
fakes. Saturday, Sunday and Non:
day the Dir Was biting cold, Ice and
frozen ground predominating and on
the mornings OF these days tho Their.
mometer, a. 6 O'Clock. indicating az
above zero. Tuesday Il moderated
somewhat. and Q cold rain fell, con
tinuing Wednesday, and to date o
this writing.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19
Mayors Court.

Joe Goodrich, who drives wagon
within the city limits, and has fol'
lowed the business for some years,
30 far forgot his caution on the 10th
as to drive on the sidewalk. Mayor
holmes fined him s. and costs to re-
fresh his memory.
Hardy Mann, Frank Divide. and
Anthony Thomas, vera arratgned
before Mayor Holmes last Monday
and found guilty OF disturbing the
peace Of q public assembly. They
we're fined 81 each and costs, or one
day In jail.
johnson Proly for being drunk and
disorderly on the 14th was fined
- 50 and costs or four days In the
parish jail.
Thos. McKesney, arrested Tor be-
ing too drunk to take care Of himself
was sentenced on Tuesday last to Q
hours imprisonment in tie lookup.
! A son Of the Emerald Isle" va
captured last Sunday by the citl
| Marshal, for imbibing too much
are-water. He was put In the jail
house to sleep of the effects. Thenc
he escaped; was rseaptured an
brought before the mayor who CAV
, him some good advice and released
him on the promise Of leaving th
city. 'Pst" went instsnter. nc
stayed on the order OF his going. 2
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-02-19
Re)eeae Of Klug Mitchell.

4 letter ~ resolved from NJ.
Hewitt Of Mansfield. stating that
King Mitchell, whose detention was
chronicled last week. - . supposed
horse thief. wss riding On animal b.
longing the bic (KinR's) fsther.in.
Law, By order OF Judge ID. Pierson,
Mitchell wss released from custody,
and went an h,s way rejoicing.