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POLITICAL.



Special Dispateh 10 Tu Chicago Tribune.
St. LOUIS. Mo-. March 2T.-Tle Mt*.ourt Re-
pu&Hletih. Democratic. published u column ctl.
itorsnl to-uay indorsnv llcnry Overstoz for
Mayor for q third torn. Oycrstolz al tho two
previous elections WIS tho independent cunIl.
dntt, Tho Republican, suys, among other things;
~ Tho gItlzen TINT should be nominated In Henry
Overstolz. o,1r present Mayor. who Is nuw clos.
lug all administration unenuacd IN viKnr md
reform and unsit!lied BY n stain In 1877 tho
City Government passed through a pcrtod Of
organc transition, surrounded by mauy .lllIi-
cu1tas, and Involving lnany new anu uti-
settled questions. The jur'slcuon Of tie
old County Court was shakcn OF. and tho
city cntcroA on a career Of municipal lntlu-
pcndcnce. For titno thoro were no ord!nnuces
tn govern tho r6R.ue, and tho Mhyor alone and
bis official colleagues had control OF tho unor-
gnnIzcd government. In that emergency Mr..
Dvcrstoiz displayed not only tho highest cxecu-
Tive ah!lLty. but u firm, calm Judgment that waa
Ut Enestnable yH!t,e to tho city. As soon rs tho
Assembly mot tho. work Of RECOMMENDATION was
cois,.nouesti. basel upon I'll. Mayors e!sar md
pr4ctlcA statatiluIts, md untlt II ~as completed
ht usa.steu tho gtrnt, tAsk with un
Tas"x va"es paSns tG IT, foS xss
conducted public Affairs with consutntnnte pru-
'ience uni ability. Tho term nov clnsln3 has
department VI tho clty.'' ali this IL aAil nut-
wiihstana!ng tho fast that during tho r.txn Of
gssS o ~ Tas c sa to ,hnt %n n rxs , %sTe
Are tho men now tMcknR him.
Mr. William l.. Ewing. upon his rctnrn to.t1ny.
by tho Republican Convention for tho Mnynratly
at The ensuing clecttoa: Ldo., 4; smith, Shass-
Of tho Committee appol,.tcd for that purpose.
mot Sir. Ewing by nppolnt.ncnt. and Informed
tion.-his sclcction rs tholr cnndldasc. 3ir.
Ewing. In a few Eenel,l! rcslarks, accepted tho
, 1881-03-28

has given my ,nhtcntnn Of his purpose In rcA
Rart tu the lcners 1T tho Bovarnl factions In tho
purity. shey tMve boon Interpreted ~ hnlicst Mt
fnfn1 It prnctIcabn to to so.. Thus hfs first
nominations in Snw York wero such that Mr.
Cnnk!! anI Ills friends rrctlved tho,n m thoy
Tho srotIblu now Is. As Il nlways has becn, that
TfTllEE DUs9E8 tn Till rAlsrY
cnn only bn kept satisfied by receiving over r.
thing. so !0nx As th1fr requests arc granted, Of.
speaking tIlnrG accurately. their dfctatton nc.
cc1'.t1 md followed. thoy nre friends. Tho
1nt'n,cnt they nrc mol ems nItctl. or their do
tnnnls arc ignored In the disposition IT my por-
tlnn nf tho spells. they hecntne enemies and talk
nl!lut never aRaln tinrkcntnx tho dnors nf tho
White tlntise. Thern Il no tn,ht OF President
rccp4nttni,. There Is e1nal certainty that he
Will nut mcccpt their itctatlon. This Is tht
ineHrfnH Ut tho Robertson nomination. The
ehnnac Is lnatfr now IN nrler that tile Adminls-
trasun may t!nlsh It's bastio over tho pntronago
nj tie outset, -
, 1881-03-28
THE ANEfI1CAN MEMBERS,

4HEb AEh4$E.HA.
Epseidl Dhr,teh to The Chicago Tribune,
WAsii1SHT0S, D. c., March e7.-The American
members of tho 1ntcrnnt,onnl Monotnry Com
ference will sail for Paris tho Inst Of this week.
HlMctalsts here who nru we'll informed na to
the Individual yIows Of tho different members
of tho Commission do not express great con.
flhencc In n succcssfnl result It Is t1rged that
thn Commissioners arc not we'll informed upon
tue subject. Mr. Thurman, they say. has very
supert1can knowledge Of tho qucation, and at
bis tltnt OF life, md In his fcob!c health he Is
nut lik.1y to tevato himself to serious study.
Mr. Eynris. they think, In moro nuxlous to
tu tho central figure in now International ns-
aeHnbsnRc. which shnll snncwhat resemble tho
Deri'n Congress. thAn ,ho Is that thore shnt bo
an international asrcemont rs to a double
standard. Mr. Evarts certainly expressed him-
self very much ip favor Of tho adoption Of a
ratio OF l5!s to soon after his appointment, and
urged thut 1t wnu!d Go wiser tnsc1ect TINT staul-
ard, for the reason TINT thcscountrlca Of tho
Lntin Union, In which tho double stand-
nrd prevails, would NOT, II they should
alopt It, be Obliged 10 chnngo their
ronhrc. Yet Sir. Ernrts few days
ngo also expressed himself to prominent Gov
cr'ltncnt official MS earnestly ini. .favur Of an
Ancricnu silrer dollar Of 4su grains. which cor
tn!niy 'locs not bear 10 the gold doltar tho rntlo
@ CELL n tbota sos4aeo1y SaSi aa we or sxe M
EvHrts state TINT they are convinced that ho
has not given tho subject serious study, md that
lie IL NOT TT he RELIEF, UPON
It bus ccn tenrt!es that sr I ESarts ' ts,E s, s"e
pnins 10 see To 1t thnt tho Commission should bo
provided With h,npio tnenns 10 represent our
ostcntatlon. Those who kuuw good deal Of
Tic eeurets Of tho stntc Department a!sn say
inry rs 1t Acrma; TINT, on tho contrary. It re-
!,'ia sed It thy bend of t0o CSInmiss,on pr even
, 1881-03-28

FLoops In the Loap and Platte Rivers In
Nebraska have cnuscd Immense damage to
property, llI!d 1t Is feared there has been coll
stttcrab!u loss OF life rs we'll. relegrapllc
communication with tho flooded districts has
becn cut off, and railway traffic seriously
crippled BY yasIouts and tho loss Of bridges.
, 1881-03-28

"OLn AnE." tho historic eaglo carried
throughout thu enttre War Of the Rebellion
by the Eighth Wisconsin Volunteer 1nfan-
try, Is dead. Captivity. even fer Il patriotic
purpose. was mofu t!lnn tho famous old bird
could stand. Our Cartcr's eagle will be the
next to turn UP Ills toes.-tho 5th OF April
will fetch him.
, 1881-03-28

TIE iron-plpu makers Of the United
States, iii convention Mt Pittsbllrg, llave
unanimously agreed that present prices arc
much too low, but will not order I'LL ad-
vance, preferrlnE 10 suspend production until
the market regalns Il more satisfactory tone
, 1881-03-28

THE Socialists. Mt their meeting yesterday,
discussed recent sermon by tlle Koy. Dr.
Thomas OIL tho subject OF Socialism. and tho
ups'sot OF the talk was the laying on tho
table Of two resolutions denouncinE tho
Doctor for some alleged aisstatclMcnts In Ills
discourse. The adoption OF tH resolutions
would l!aye been by far tho greater complI-
HGllt.
, 1881-03-28

WE present this morning carcfully-cOslI-
piled statement OF the condition a'Id pros
pects Of tho wheat and fruit crop Of Indiana,
bascd upon reliable reports from eyory
county In tllo State. While 1t appenrs cer-
thin that there will bo 4 deficiency In tho
wheat yield rs compared witt, tho pi,cnon,-
cnnl crop OF 1850. tho outlook Is oil the whole
far from dlscouraging; while tho fruit pros
pcct Is extremely jlatterlng,
, 1881-03-28

4 CHICAGO man named William Cooney
las entered upon fast Of forty days. Ilc
bcgan on Ash Wednesday. and expects to
keep It Up I'LL Enstcr. Indications point to
the probability ttlnt Mr. Cooncy will land In d
fullatlc asylum.
, 1881-03-28

1r Is predicted In Washington that the
struggle for Apoils In the Senate will lust Mt
least two weeks longer. Malone Is set down
for q speech to-lay which he has spent aome
time In preparing, aud in which he Is likely
to make 1t warm for the Bourbon who have
been bounding him,
, 1881-03-28

All. tho watchfulness Of tho British police,
who lay lii walt far tho steamer Australia in
order to arrest Coleman, suspected OF being
implicated in tho plot to blow up the Dublin
Mansion House, was Of no ayatl. Tile fuKi-
tiyr escaped, but measures have BEEN taken
10 intercept the steamer before sl,o reaches
AmcrIcnn waters, and to arrest Coleman ut a
point where llo cannot claim tho protection
OF tho United States Government
, 1881-03-28

spfckat D1spalfh 70 The Cheldo Tribune.
DuuuQuI, H., alnrch IA. 7. MoDUlsAlll has
consented 10 nccept tue Republican noin!nntion
for Mnyor. and will announce his decision to-
morruw. lilo Is Il Greenb0cIcr. but tue leading
btisincsa-Juen urged him to run, promising their
unanimous support.
Thu Dctnacrnts hell ca,1cuscs ycster1ay and
mAc tho following nominations: Ahier.nnn of
tho First Ward. Put Chney: Second. +: Foley:
Third, 81. brown: Fourth. J. Club Aid. Lunt-
han carried tho delegation OF tho 1lttcEunt WAlus
for Mayor.
, 1881-03-28

AN interesting letter from TnE TRtuuSE's
correspondent Mt Callao, descriptive Ut tile
curiot's ni1nirs attendant upon tho Chtlian
occupation Of Lima and Callao, Is given III
our foreign news this morning.
, 1881-03-28
The Revenues of the Government for
March Fall Below the Ex-
penditures.
Proposed New Departure in tho
Matter Of Tenure Of
Office,
Mr. s. ?. Rounds, Of Chicago. Suggested
for the Office Of Government
Printer.
HEORGANIXATION,

- - 80 ~ 49,
LIE stNlduLE 10 III: CONTINUED IN THE
f..
'... 1M. tn''a.." ~ nc .a'eaao 1',o3"f,
sa.s'a, ""sn,s.s'"s, ~ - ". natsn -:-ncpuu,.cah
'o''"1u,a W. s''.n, cAutcas slo h"po LII. tho 9eu-
onlpons orc r,or,, ,,,,n,, ,o,r IT,.
airns th.r ,,nn,, un., r,,t r. rhh .,,a,
cuu ,oInt IN +ho rvtstInv sr,mt,on IT,, ,,,1t-
nhs,ntoIy ,IonnIt thnn- tbnt Ia rrt,,.. oi,,+ 49,,
1nnhlncIr Ia thut gou.,1,r ,t.hnnn tn,,n,t, ~.
marrow tn matc ect .f,nt,ch in ,vbir,, hs, ,s,,,
rov|cv NJ ,cnvth i'm nt,.,.r. ,vh,oh t,"." ,,na,,
tiiA"e ~ "pon n.In " n's n"urooh opi"ne"ts' He
tsa pIack5 !dtle mhh' eald one Of tho murc CON"
eervativc Ut tue Democrats Tonight, and he
,ronsna II, ren1v If, .,rn m Mi ,v,,o u,au,, hin,
81 ,h ,,,,. ~ ,n.u ~ .a WIZ "s,, .,s n.na
after tho Dumocrnta shnll havo accomp mpllshc.i
r'.ny pu ov'ee, wss, 'n"nD'
hhd st'pmIe 70 tho cleck1ono Ut tho ofElcers ''ot
the sonato dcsig"ated' by tho Republican
no such on,n,slttnn wnnltI hnvn hrnr tn.t,, h.n
no, l,td1loterxur boen numtnutcd tar sorvcant-
ut.Aru,s, and thut there fs no op,,os,tion IN tho
n,,nr o,,,cIo,s .rho sinrcrttv nr I'm L. I'm, ,,s,
o.no' o4tt's', Nv n'ie''tns y. tno@c !,o"Foe'
ns'eru"ces u doubted, for tho i'amocratlc rnnk
aud tlIc Rro lighting nut 60 much ng1s!nst any
particular 1nMn nuules by tho constitutional
n,inrlty to tIt cer,,,Iu ntncc. In. they urc c".
tending Tor the continued possesaIon OF these
Offices themselves. u,ll It MAtters LITTLE to tho
inoun,ben,s Of tuoso olllecs by whut nutno those
nnrxnus NAV In I,ca,rntct who "r,, ..,.,o,n, -,
~ "y t,.'',.'. '.. "', " eI'ea "
JUST tnon' nepuollcahs sooha 10 thlt'K that Gc-
forG this week cnu5
r,,, ,,,,,,r,,.r,, o,,n,,-.,,- ,,,. ,,,,r
1't+ A'o "r.nH4 : t'oN "4A'1t AisEAh
DOWN.
1t has been suggested that Democratic Scn-
ntors undcr tho lust Administration obtained II
rrcnt unnv cnrrtox,n, rrnu, thn r,,nrt,,n,,tr
~, ,ra"t' i .'',e"a', in, ao opai.'s
"..1 "aa ,'',.. '1'' eone"o'o ".,'uuas' ~
;'n,'., i,,u,,.nt T.. ~ .. .'...,' -. Vs. .1
n;eu Msns t"sHt .MI ~ t.u euAuu nuu'u ~ tnu
s au.u'"au t!u LILY nstEs IN sun he~ 70 ~ ~
muss ~Aetns.'u1y y y! aas N'ittros ot !emoefatlc
ses1ss, VIII tns9 % I,s taH !loat iATL ~
! !oi!cu m nGtnocEM's ~ utHce. 1nero are Il hNlt-h
aozen Gl1'ses % III .ho Selltte; thcrc nro mnny
nuni.eea inhcss ~ tao et'itn. anu tho !lefti.
ne'nts ~ H. VIII nn!n u nhse sona innuGnee
~ 'uo Mp!oe'MtL " tc'e"iion VI fnM'
GIitl @ 'ii ncsts ~ tnelt keeuon WHY,
tnu 4tep.!o'.cA.s iAlllx. Hillhatc!S shtrehder III
tno tetty Miu personaI enMtest nn@ pcht!ilH
ncsc. loFts ~ sscurih1 rGuV!hl !MteounKo hlts
uG anhueMtna H. Mitn sol'o uetloefAtA. wy th1s0
M WIN KnnW t!io Jnfp,ses u tAo Aasllnlstruupa
ocs1 very mtch ao'lb1 "hetheF
DEHOCItATIC RECOMMENDATIONS 70 OFFICE
In thu Nuufh will bu etrvetiyc nm matter wh,f
tIlo rt,suiL Ut tho prescnt uuntust h1 lin Senntn
, 1881-03-28

A. SoE-sEcrAntAN Ir!sll-Amertcan Club
wns organized yesterday. whosa object 1t
will be 10 promote unity among lrish-Amer-
leans and foster among them love fur tho
old lard. The Club will pnrtakc Ut social,
literary, and artistic character, and bids fair
tn becou,o largc, fioutlsliing. and useful
organization. /.
, 1881-03-28

IT Is hard to tell where tho bomb business
will stop, now TINT 1t has once begun. On
Saturday large pntarti exploded at the door
OF the CarfIr!ltt Church In Madrid, danlug.
Ing the edtticc considerably.
, 1881-03-28

THE remains OF tho tate Car of Russia
were yesterday deposited In their t1naE rest
ing-pIacc, the Imperial vault tn tic Cathedral
Of IS. l'etur al,d 1'lul, 1T. Petersburg.
, 1881-03-28

~" F1fsnnS nilIl|c to Jttrctasc roptfs u 'ftfr
CHIcAHN THint:s sE At Nttts dG<nrffs and IN ts1t-
t'"p fra'a lc''tre C7icapo 1a1f1 art sott ,r con-
fra fdrnr IN 1cinrtfn9 s facts t0 t@ 9G1ce, ptr.
inV (laf 1IFiirulars.
, 1881-03-28
DECLINES.

Spfetat nlspateh to Thu Chicago Trtbuna.
ANN 4s,tn0i,. MIch., March 27.-The nomination
OF autus +. Phlnncy, Of Munroc. by tho ltc-
publican Convention held hesu Friday, hus beon
lccllnc1. The name nf q. Il. Critchett, OF Mon.
roc, has been substituted.
, 1881-03-28

5Vsell1 U1PI{{h 70 IHa CH1e410 1ftGNNs.
ELalH. ILL.,, NNrch :I-1'Aul Lolgu, NJ. wi, I.
@, o, F., was organized to-day. 1t Ia un ex.
clusIveIy 1utuIAn bouiety. mud lts charter uenl.
tets are Paul ksa1lAr, William DUtmer. Aug.
Vagt, II. nlesse. and Il. II. ilaase. The following
ulleurs yurH installed 10. night: N. a.. WllIaA
llulnrr; v. a.. 3. II. taaase: seorUtury, Louis
lluAaU; Treasurer, Iuul komlAr.
, 1881-03-28

8ptefal DApatea to Ths Ehteaao 7staufa.
JACKSON. Mlch., 3tarch a].-Tno Kcpuhltcan
City Convention this evening nominated tho
following unkct: For Muynr, dwight \. Smith;
hecortius, WillEnsn 4. Ernst; Treasurer. Hiram
F. Hutch; Juslle1. lnnE term, jerome 4. How
nr.l; shnrt term. WtlIfunl II. Puts; Suhool H.
sptctUr, ur. n. II. k.tubAIl.
, 1881-03-28

Sktef1t nspafeh 10 TIE Chteaqo Tribune,
DECATUR ILL.,, March :7.-Tho Republicans OF
this township hase nominated candidates for
otl!cc, anlare confident Ut making ouan swoep.
Tho nominee for supervisor IL AT. Hill; fur
Asscss0E, Fred J. Etnith: fur Collector, .lohn A.
uarncs. h peoples ticket will cAtch opposition
voters.
, 1881-03-28

NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.
TOLEDO, o., Mareh .d.-0eu. james d. Steed.
nun was ta.- day nominated Us tho Democratic
candidate for sIay0r.
, 1881-03-28

TCHKEY II evidently nervous on the sub.
ject Of tic f:reck question, MS the Sultan has
Applied for the assistance nf n contingent Ut
Egyptian troops In tho event OF war.
, 1881-03-28

newspaper venture devoted to sucoty. dramatic,
aud other similar Rows. nIder tho nalua Vt
Cha9, wax sturtud IN this city tu-day. The first
edttioR Ut lV,A1 copies wux exhausted Ut nu0ll.
a ettUua will ~ tadued IN thu uluguMx,
, 1881-03-28

Ilillf UEEE4tts Fulk 1iAHEJts
Epsttai DapatfA 1hs Chteaya Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. C., Blareh S7.-The condition
OF tue Ircusury ut tho cnd Of tho current mouth
will loi, rroM tho presrnt outlook, 10 such ~ to
o.lcr much encouragement thai uuy lnrxo
amount Of bouds Gnu bo redeonud out Of tho
surplus, Ut least Ut March. 1n faet, It ia said
tho govtnlea pf Tho Government during th1a
uluath huSe been lusa THU tho expenses; but
tL!s IL an exceptional montb, ~ viii 10 seea
fruln
THE FOLLOWING FACTS:
Many Of the appropriations for Inrxe amounts
mule by thu last EuNreaa brcnu1A Immediately
AEattAlIle Al4 Wgra not postpole'l until thu ba-
ginning OF tho fiscal ycur, IL IL A8uut. There
Was An e'ghteun- .niI !Ion-tlplar doisanuy. Theru
WIS ul4u. III addition tO thls su large anluunt
rtAd9 Immediately available fur relief bills,
Awurtls ,t tho Court Ut Claims, Alad various 1sn-
clrnC4,B. Tho l,etlsiBn Goliel1ncy WIS 4IA.l very
iHryu, but 1t IL thought that tho receipts TOR thu
sctlN Ntnlcr OF tho mouth Muy stsl hahuw y small
surplus, aud utter this mouth u much larger
surplus IL expceted.
nlsEAsED PORK.
IL thu 1Ftsfern Assu<tutt1 FrtI1.
WASittN0rJS. Mareu s7.-Ihe Truasue1 ue-
rarknluntB report til trIchilB ind trtchInosla Ii
hrurty ruuly fur distribution. THO fully Ut my
nnunll pnlhibltthx tho entry OF pork frutil
Abr,,ul. whun. II, point Ut fAot, no country II
Without triuhlne VI It is nwu. IL wall shown. und
It II huld tu be sldlculolsto " ussups thAa {pEe6n
, 1881-03-28

THE American members Of tho Intcrna-
t[t"'al Monetary Conference will sail for
Paris tlIsweek.
, 1881-03-28
1'roposnis for Military Supplies.
HEADQUARTERS nKPANTMENT or DAKOTA,
OKElEE ClLIEY QUAHTElMAHTE1l


o,sr:p sr: pAu11 Alnh. March " isst.
s"f u II teS III. S s
s III iaS Il In f0o~2 T. aSd
Ansl! lssl At w,.sl, tl'ns ans p!ae1 the! w!ii hs
H. S"s :s SSs s"' ss% s'as as
Wood, Coal, Hay, Straw, Corn, Oats,
and Bran,
~ nhy DO Fa9ulrcd during amid fscnl year at St. Paul
Hepsrsmsmtj. YankIon, F,rs. ~ i'ymrins' S.ssUtUn
Iottea Huford, ntey ycnEn a brn.aia Linean. Nca1o
hsa aa cd ass s. S{ @
fS@ts9 M3ss Ia 4;:asSs 3ss? aEa" aud Camps f'psf
Dollvsry 0f auch suppilee-Grnln and n1an--as tho
Gnyernsnent r. may nM4 netoso Juno q. lssl 10 -
patd e"r fruit" current appfo1sIatloasl will bo TO-
is1posa,s for either clas. or the s.oros mentioned
regeiye1 so@rase proposals ttn s1tpI'cate> arc 70.
Thu o1ernnant reserves tho right 10 sojcct any or
preference vii. be given to articles Of domestic
III bidding for gra.n b!dpss aro requested to state
t1.g rnlS lu I"'nnts, aHd nut Or enshei md IN
A. cases wns1. @ Fa1 m T. r sS s!'Ss5cd Z .aets .He
Krnntar quantity thnt IuJ pounds.
Hank propunns aud Printed clqculart stating tho
x!sd giving full !nssFnctons to tbe ut h!
aR, cundttluns u be obhcrvHa by battert 0f hunan
% e. ss ~ On II e @ aa
vtlco " 10 tho ut shu various posta
. Envelopes eou.a!nns proposals should bo marked
add1o.ss, 10 sho uocsl1nod, a. IL tao 1c.possS aS
f''' Or ''opot oa'FteF"a'sots' L. n1Bus
Captain md As.!.tan. 9uaTi sTiassIsr. u.RA.
IN c1nF9u oI ufhca El1st QunstnFnaxtHr.
DAHHEltJDnt 1)nkut&,
, 1881-03-28

1SCnEAs1S0 ctn,sdiMcss, occasional rain or
SNOW, a1nt stationary or higher temperature
fur this region tn.uy,
, 1881-03-28
WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON,
The Republicans Will Con-
tlnue the Struggle In
the Senate.
Malone to Answer His Tra-
ducers in a Set Speech
To-Day.
Il Likelihood TINT lie Will
Garry the War into
Africa,
And Confuse His Enemies by
Telling Some Tales Out
Of School.
The Withdrawal OF Rohertson's Name
The Price Of New York's
Fealty.
Evarts' Contradictory Opinions on
the Subject Of Gold and
Silver.
The Revenues Of the Government for
March Fall Below the Ex-
penditures.
Proposed New Departure in tho
Matter Of Tenure Of
Office.
Mr. s. ?. Rounds, Of Chicago. Suggested
for tho Office Of Government
Printer
, 1881-03-28
DINING CHAIRS,

80 new styles Of Leather Dining
Chairs, box seats, elegant and du-
rable, at from So and upwards.
20 patterns Of novel Cane Diners
at from $3.50 to $3.5o,--very, very
cheap.
, 1881-03-28

THE WITHDRAWAL. Of HIS NAME THE I'lstCE
or NEW YORK SENATOR'S FEALTi.
Eptefa& phpdteh to Ths tAitu9o Ittbunk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-01-29
NOTES or THE DAY.

A silver mine in Nevada, and
an Alaska monopoly in California
have each elected a United States
Senator.
Over one-filth OF the population
of the country is "beyond the Mis-
sissippi !" in 1900 The proportion
was about one-tenth.
Current rumor makes the win
nings of Gould and Vanderbilt II
the recent telegraph operations no
| less than SIo,ooo.ooo each.
Prince Bismarck is intent q
Kidding Germany OF the Jews III
zeal Is due wholly to the fact tha
the Jews oppose his iron despotisn
The faculty Of the Andose a. 7
Theological Seminary petition ic
laws to prevent hasiy marriage
The students arc asking meH
selves who IS hit.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-01-29
Plea . stop dy-Nhl'.

Times are hard. money scarce,
business is dull. retrenchment IS a
duty-please stop whisky
"Oh. no; times are not hard
enough for that yet. 8ut there IS
something else that costs me a
large amount Of money every year
which | wish to save. Please stop
my-,obacco, cigars and snuff
mo, no, not those; but | must
retrcnch somewhere please stop
ribbons. Jewels, ornaments
and trinkets:-"Not at all pride
must be fostered. il times are SO
very hard. but | believe | can see
a way to effect quite a saving IN
another dircelion-pleasc stop my
tea. coffee and needless and TN
healthy luxuries: No. no, no
not these, canno, think Of a sac
ri6ce: but | must think OF some.
thing else. All. have it now
Nv paper costs four cents Il weeE
two dollars a year; | must saw
that. Please stop my paper. Iha
will carry me through the pam
easily. | believe in rettenchmen
and economy, especially in paper
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Widows have been dangerous
persons in al times. In 1888 siN-
teen maidens Of Charleston pe'i-
toned the governor of South eat-
oIina as follows:
The humble petition Of all the
maidens whose names are under
written. Whereas, we, The hum
bic petitioners. .re al present IN :
very melancholy disposition OF
mind. considering how all the
bachelors are blindly captiyated by
widow. and our youthful charms
are thereby neglected; in eonse-
auence of this, our request Is that
your Exeellency will for the future
order that no widow presume to
marry any young man TIL the
maids are provided for, or else II
nav each Of them a fine for satis.
faction for invading our liberties
and likewise a fine to be levied Of
MI such bachelors as shall be mar
ried to widows. The great disad
vantage it is to us made Is that tn
widows, by their forward carriage
do snap up the young mon, an
have the vanity II think their mer
> beyond ours, which is a great IN
position on VS. who ought to haS
/ the preference. This humbly r.
n commended To your Exeelleney
't consideration, and hope YOU vi
permit no further insults. And y
n poor maids as in duty bound "
is pray ever
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Whsn in..ntafs .tnd hViei pf skeirh, 70 niahs
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ovoo,Ita Patton, 0Ess. washssiob, u. 6
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