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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-10
A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN

AesSIS. Editors -
The above is a good likeness Of Mrs Lydia E. Pink
man, Oh Lynn Mass who above all other human beings
may be truthfuly calledthe Dear Friend Of Woman
as some Of her correspondents love TO call her she
Is 7ealously devoted TO her work which is the outcome
OF a me-studys and is obliged to keen six lady
assistants, to help her large correspondence
which daily pours in upon her. each bearing its special
burden OF suffering, or joy at release from it. Her
vegetable Compound is a medicine for good and not
eTn purposes. have personally investigated it ana
am satisfied of the truth Of this.
On account Of its proven merits Il ts recommended
end prescribed by the best physicians in the country
One says 1T works like charm and saves nnncb
pain. 1t VIII cure entirely the worst form OF falling
Of the uterus, LeucOrrhGa, irregular and uainfnl
Menstruation al Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and
liberation, FIOodings, all Displaeements and the con-
sequent spinal weakness and is especially adapted to
tie Change Of Life"
Itpermeates every portion Of the system, on gives
new life and vgor. 1t removes faiutness fat1llen-v
destroys all craving for stimuiants and relieves weak
ness OF the stomach. It cures Floating Headaches
Nervous Prostitution, General Debility SIeepessness
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling OF bearns,
down. causing pain, weight and backsche, is ALWAYS
permanently cured by its Twill at all times and
under an circumstances, act in harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
Itcosrs only g. per bottle or six for S. and is sold v
druggists. Any advice required to special cases. and
the names Of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the Of the Vegetable Compound can be
obtained by addressing Mrs p, with stamp for reply
at her home In Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint OF either sex this compounds
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs. Pinkham's Liver Pills. says one writer care
the best IN the soorld for the cure of Constipation
Biliousness and Torpidity Of the liver Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
Annust respect her as an Angel OF Mercy whose sole
ambition is TO dogood to others. -
PHILADELPHIA Pa % ME-. A. MD
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-10
s. W DARKE. wa. FULLER
s. W. DARKE { CO.
I NOTARIES PUBLIC
Fire Insurance,
Real Estate,
Money Looming
NOTARIES PUBLIC

Rs-No extra charge Tor making DstGs whtD
we sell property
.HS- C,sll ct oar ofice and see other psoper-
ties, as this Is net one-half Of or list 81
houses, building lots and farms.
csSr properly Is in active demand aud is
bound to increaee IN value rapidly.
MI he best facilities for making collec-
lions, local g foreign. Returns promptly
made.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-10
Building Lots

G16Q TWO BUILDING LGTs on THE
g4OO Tenth Ward Beneb-ehgi.ie loca-
tiOn-51s rods.
INCUR LOTS CONTAINING Blk ACRES
H Of ground, With house and Improve
ments, in tsirYieW, sanpete Comfy. Can
and see rs
o0AO A BUILDING LOT, sxlO RODS
BAOO half block from streea car tract
21st Ward. " alter right
NKT = HAVE ONE WHOLE BIOCE. IJN
w improved, on tie 10Th Ward Buncb. for
salc, very cheap.
.7EO a VERY DEsIRAELE BUILD
S'CO IN site On Third South street
2]Sx20 rods, in close proximity 20 Maiu street
flowing syringe on the ground.
DUILDIN6 LOTS FOB SALE, 39 Or 40
ID feet 'front.' By S. feet deep, in q rapidly
improving locality, and close TO business.
T1S WHOLE LOT or IL ACRES
Nl0U IN the 10Th Ward.
conc A FULL LOT IN 1WEETK-FIRST
pOOO. Ward, perfectly level, two blocks
from Brigham Street, good soil.
an ACRE AND A QUARTER LOT on
"a the First Ward Bench.
nUIJDING LOTS FOR SALE ON FRA NIX
ID lin avenue 80, .,..----.-..-
90 OOn HALF LOT BETWEBR WEST
SZ,OOO Temple and Let West, finest or
ehard wen fenced.
600 FULLLOT, MOSTLY FENCED
GOOO. with two houses, one Of AYD rooms
roch. Mastered outside and inside, ana one Of
two rooms, part br5ck and part lsth and
master Mastered inside and eat plenty q
irnit trees; can grow anything, enc bcck rom
big ham Street; 2lst Ward.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-09-10
Fire.

st. Louie, 9.-The loss by lest night'i
fire was only SIC, 900; insured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-17

SCOUTING, custoring, Roofing and job
Work promptly attended TO- Call and
axrm:no stock and prices.
oetsn ~. WENDoLiu ERuy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-03-17

invite inspection ~ ~ persons wishing ~
Iook - Good Furniture - CHEAP PRICES.
frmemher the place, West side ~ Public
't.-'e' M Youu = AYrro
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22

CIRct11 CorR7 took : recess from
Thursday 20 Monday last. On Noodsx
The balances o. the business ~ dispoeed
Of and the docket cleared. The follow.
ing j. the disposition of I'll tho csuses
not heretofore reported:
State y. samuel Harris. grand larceny
nollisi.
State ". John Cavs. 4. -. with n
tent: fined rs. imprieoncd 81 county
jail 90 days. and % cnter into recorni'
zance % keep the peace u monfhs.
Geo. w. Wilder ". a. Cooper e Il.
judgment for plaintiff Tor e60 IS.
Mary kemper vs. n. Kemper; dls
Ph. Brett ". John Erns q I'll: iudg
mcnt for defendants.
Anna Pinkston VI. WIN. Pinksfon
partition ordered, and John II. Behrcus
Ernst Blemker and Peter PfoY spDointef
Commissioners. 70 report Il next term.
Gerhard Niehaus VI. Gerhard 4. Me
hsus e g.; foreclosure ordered fol
Q. Luken. Executor 81 estate ~ JOIN
Hoing, sr.. W John HoInR e. n. n MI,
cause tbc judgment for plaintiff for -,
~ ~. noticed ID Courier last week. ~
appealed from, 20 Supreme Court. ana 7
bond Of f4,o0O with security died.
Richmond r. WeIman aud Leonard
Brett were appointed Jury Commission
ers for ne on.uing rear, and sworn 81
and Instructed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22

EAT. EaT ~ TVEY
~.<-
NVAsck Z, 1eIeoy k,ven 49,. w ~,
ocFs,kncn <cmn'--,2nrt. .pIo.u'.n
q Ne Sireuu SIu't q puoo,s . .S
. ., y ~. ~ - " - u
re-, ksese, .nrre'n So.e 49,
~ q. ere p'.Io'i.> ~. I.s'I !.
~. - -. ~ .e'en9-n1,
rupi1c Austion' ~ oFoeT N ~ S''eo''
t9.!,- 81 ~ p< sIcc ~ -. -.
VsoAt. ylv4 49, 49,.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22
Transfers OF Real Estate 80 Du
b0is County from Sept. o. 1885,
70 Sept. 20, 1882.

IIf8U8Ief8 Oh ktG01 E8I8l4 - L.
b0is County from Sept. O., 1852
70 Sept. 20, 1882.
jacob Blemker 70 Louisa Berger. part
lot 81. Blemkers add, 10 Hnntingburg.
| Fred Kreke to y W Krieke. pc d y .
y and pr , - secs IS and q, = ? = 3,
s. acres. 500.
Isa.c King, and - others, right o. way
10 L, n "A 3 81 L Ry Co.
Narg Horton 70 Boone Up, pt 9
sec 5. I. 81
r Fink 70 Fred Ransbsrger, I pt Or r.
ID " sec II, 2, s, $500
/ admir- II Tormohlen estate 70 " "A
Green. : w and 3nenw &c y, ?
Admr J n TormohIen estate 70 w
| Z & snS ! 3n~ sec s 3, : 5. 10, ss'oss I
II Schnell. guard A NcIntiro % X
Blum. enc and : we ana y :
Sc e ;,S a.. : and s = swsi'wav 80 y
Admr John Kolb's esfkte 70 Henry
Kolb. 10l acres in sec 4, 10. . ~ go.
James II Ellis 20 John Bender. y -
II - sec a, !, ,, I acre. SO
Il Charles Osborn 70 Isabol Il Iieman,
!, pc out lots 8 and 3, HuntinRourg. $50
w y NcNahaD % a Ha1ing. Iot 70
|oeIg add q Hunsingbbrg. $780,
II Ples KelIams % * KellamA - : > -
&c -. I, 3 70 acres. go.
Il George w Warrington 70 a LIttol =
.iws ~ sec ~. I, ,, clio.
II Z McNerney % - McSernov, = lo(
Us. Jasper.
Il CIV Harmon 70 8 MAYO, pt . . - sDd
lpt , : > y secs -, and %, ?, 8. sseFss
jN:z 70, q > x.yo. p ..ns l.ad' :
B Buettner 70 II Kocrncr, ~ ~ -
liz. 3. 3, SIS.
II Schuhmacher 20 IngIe Z Koernss
I160 acres II sec 9. >. 8. quit claim, 81.
\ Jas 4 Nicholson % Geo NJ kesiersoD
En- : and WV 80 ,, Town !, Rang
Admr ] 3 Myers 81 to W Nysr, pa
|ot sees 10 and y. Town > Range 3
I Schuhmacher % Josephine Ecksrt
Iots - and q, Rieders add q JssPer
Il Agnes Kress 70 Paul Smith. ~ 80
ID sec 81, Town Range Z. 30 acres, &225
8X8<~4 4<4@@9 ~ <@4r&ttt @<+t@-tT N
'Iese &c "a, Town.is Range : 20 serss
II Admr J = Meyers ct 10 Henri
|Schmett. ps out LOT IS. Huu'singbuFg. { %
Same administrator 70 n Landgrebe
Ipt or same LOT, 12o3. 80.
Il WiIhslmina Meyer 70 = LandgFaoe
Ipart Of same lot, olo1.75.
Borden's add % BIrdseye, pt - y
Gee =, Town ?. Range 8.
II Il Atkins 20 Geo w Atkins. = - . Y
Gee 4, Town 2. Range ,. % acres, $500.
II G and r Atkins % n Atkins. y |
w sec 4, Town 2 Range ,. % scres. 11or
Nj g w Atkins % MARY + Gross. ses Y
!, |scc 1, Town 2. Range ). - sores. eco.
Jos n Nicholson 10 w n Nicholson
II = scc :, Town !, Range 3, 90 acree
John Cato, X NJ WeIman and Mary
Cato % Anna NJ Gosmsn, quit claim q
q " u - Gee 2. Town 2, Range s, 20 acres
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22

NARKIAGE LicESeKs.--The following
hare been issued By Clerk Gosmann
during September:
John RcnDcr and Feronia Beck.
VIM ~. Black and Martha J. whittier.
Owen B. Brady and d. z. Davenport.
John Lennon and Lucinda Harmed.
Joseph Kes=lcr and J. Bnhr.
WIN. @ Texmeicr and s. .. SpurIock.
,. NJ. Overbeo and Cynthia a. Sim
mona
D. N. Waddle and Hester "A. Wade.
,. Gilman and Ami Brnncr.
Geo. Bsusch and r. Weber.
Abe y. Stephens aid Mary r. Esatiy'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22

FoH oxxssroxKR.--Mr Iii Ab>,I A.
announced . candidate for county
commissioners for the I'd district. NJ.
Abel 10 one d the pioneer citizens ~
Dubois county, having moved rs this
County ~ 1851. A. young boy. ana
crown up With tLe ccunty. He 10 GOOD
farmer ana well-respectcd citizen. Who
y thoroughly acquainted with The need !
~ We county, and should ne 81 clecte,l
w'll make good commissioner. liz \.
no. snh never has been an aspirant ~
Once pni his friends have urged thst ~
.ne right man for The place, snd W h,s
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22

PAm Cr.-Ex-Treasurcr Spnriock
this week paid UP The Judgment against
him IN favor Of The county, and filed In
The Auditors Office the Treasurcr's Qni-
etus Or the amount duo y .75f %. This
settles ~ tho c0uuty litigation o. thet
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-09-22

GTTo keep from getting sIek thIs
changable y >ther, 60 70 MchrInEer
Elros- and r.. a 00ttle 81 Hul-cee's Pine
Apple Cordial. 3
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ne 6<licsts o1or q YI,ressoa Cs'sr,s = >s1r~1v
revsI: Icsl - siG.ss.rs = nlsssE u. 3 r. q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04

ATTENTION is now being directed to Ne
vada as the greatest political fraud of the
age. The failure of the mines out there
which some time ago attracted attention
ana drew its.little population thither, and
the census returns and the subseouent exc.
dus from that detachable cline have shown
how little claim ii has to the.-rights and DO.
Sition of u State. and how utterly worthless
it seems to be for any purpose what.
ever. The Chicago Times lately had
some interesting remarks on this
subject, some Of which we quote:
THE greatest political fraud in America is
INC province of Nevada. In geographical
area only Texas and California are larger
In population only Arizona, Montana.
Idaho, Wyoming and Alaska are smaller.
Gtah, Dakota New Mexico and Washing
ton contain, each, u much larger popula
ton than Nevada. BY including about TO-
900 Cinnamon and Indians, the census re-
turns make the population of Nevada g..
3db. This meaSer population has, in the
national Legislature, the political conse-
qucnce of two Senators and one Representa-.
tive. 1t is not sandcrous to saw il
is Il vast desert of alkali dust
and sagc-brush u country in
which an agriculturally-incincd wolf
could not get living by honest industry.
There is absolutely nothing in all Nevada
to induce civilized beings to 90 there. or to
stay there, but the silver mines. These are
ionnd no longer profitable. The organi2a-
non OF Nevada rs a state" in 1861, was
poIlticol fraud, with very little guisc about
it, The object was to strengthen the
party inpowsr' by the representatives of
rotten borough. Tho rottenness of the
arrangement and of the borough has not
diminished since, but now bids fair to in
crease.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04
CONTRASTS,

There is perhaps in authentic history no
portion OF 1t so laughable to us of the pres.
eat as that relating to the laws and Gus.
toms of the Puritans, and no code has been
50 severely ridculed in all the past us the
celebrated blue laws We publish few
of them this morning, knowing that not
one reader ten, in all probability, has ever
seen them, though long anxious for this
opportunity. When some men are told
That there was actually time in these
United States when man could not rub
lcIy use tobacco, or u mother kiss
hr child, or husband his wife.
On Sunday, or any one make mncc
pies or play on anything but
drum, trumpet, or Jews harp and where
no single man was allowed to live alone, or
women permitted to wear drcssc, that
showed their shoe-bucklcs, they will think
often that The statement is merely pleas.
aat fable. But that such was actually the
case, aud that such laws were positively
enforced, is as true rs the Puritan statutes
were remarkable. Fornearly century the
very people who He'd to this country 10
escape intolerance and enjoy liberty
lived under the existence and inspi.
ration of such = eods and succeeded
In so imprcssing their views upon
lhcir-dcsccndants that it may be said, 10
lhe latter's shame, they still practically
retain, and often exercise in law and morals,
IN this day the same spirit as moved their
ancestors, II Is true those old fellows who
came over in the Mayilowcr and pcrchcd
themselves upon plymouth rock and frozc
and starved and fought Indians had suffered
great deal, and had great deal calcu-
lated to tinge their views with considerable
bitterness, but they rushcdto extremes,
and the world has been laughing ut them,
and we have in America been suffering
nom their crude and unique legislation.
ever since. But some change has E,rtu.
nalely taken place within thcl century or
so,ahd the curious can amuSc themselves hy
taking up the short abstract or sclcc.
lion ofthc Puritan blue laws published this
morning and comparing or contrasting the
present with the past. Now, only the
'cwest and most ignorant people ever think
VI interfering by statute with the private
life or manners or faith of the citizen, but
II Is lamcntablc fact that there are still
those among us who think as the puri.
tans did; that all there Ia of man ought to
be regulated by government. To-day, not.
withdrawing our boosted freedom of con.
science and enlightenment, abuses really
exist and are upheld by large masses of
citizens who cry Shame and the enemy
of virtue" to whoever may attack them,
which ara US much tho out.
come of prciudiccs and tyranny as tho
prohibition against making mincc.plc OF
publicly using tobacco. or fning a man 8,
Tor voting for any other person than a
member of the church. stll we are ON tho
road to the prol CT status and condition Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04

ALMOST any cXami nation of the list and
regulations of u protective tariif di,cfoses
the most absurd features aud only confirms
my theory of its unjust DETERMINATIONS
and costly results, The Mail and Express
OF New York, says in this connections:
Tariffs abound in curositics. The Ger
man government insists upon collecting
triple duties on American canned meats:
|, on the meat; >, on the label; and, 3, ON
the tin case ltwould be funny, but for the
fact that the triple tax is on an article of
food consumed by the poor and working
classes of Germany, and affects one of our
great industries. But then nation which
finds 1t necessary to maintain an army of
thrce-quartcrs of u million men must on.
press its own people and injurc those of
other Countries
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I5licd.

Ll =. ~ Yesterday, Tuesday evening at
Of CANAAN l. I.nSarS III H,S t,e f MY R,e
sier county, Louisiana.
The funeral services will be held at the resi-.
dence of Captain S. j. Adams. on Young street,
this afternoon at 8 o'clock Friends and scqaint.
ances Of their families are respectfully invited 10
attend
And thus in his every day carnival that in.
discriminating leyeler of If, laws his cold
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04

thought with reference to this character Of
legislation. and in few years more we may
hope for the complete liberty of the indi-
vidual conscience. The contrasts even
now presented by our CODES and those of
the Purita ms are more stri ag than those
even presented Dy a comparison with the
edicts of Augustus Cesar and the deter
limitations ola New York Legislature. 1t
would be natural to suppose that it would be
extremely difficult and require great time
to adopt improvement in legislation and re-
ceive advice in government matters from
another nationality, and an old enemy AT
that, but it is more difficult still to forget
what we have learned at home, or discard
the inherited prejudices of our ancestors.
1t is a mark Of the almost unparalleled in
tellectual activity and vitality and aston
ishing growth of the American mind that
l: has so soon and so largely emancipated
itself from the "blue law" blight of the
Puritans. Gradually the true aims and
province of legislation and govern
'N w. 'N'hS iSiiHtu, anu bTSalCT COn-
trasts are therefore presenting themselves
constantly between the old regime in the
neighborhood of the Connecticut river and
plymouth Rock and the present customs
and practices of the country. And the
sooner the remaining yestiges of the blue
laws are swept away the better for the
country. Mans conscience, his appetite.,
his manners, his company and his dress,
are his own, to do with them as he may de-
she so long as he does not interfere with
the same rights Of others, and some day
those Virtuous people who are now, in Kan
sas and St. Louis and Now York
ana Massachusetts,, and other sections,
attempting to regulate and control
by statute the appetites and passions and
gambling and other procliyities of the citi-
zen, however evil these may be, will see
their mistake, and become in history as
ridiculous as the old Puritans. 1t is really
II good thing for man to read the blue
laws, carefully, for he is thereby impressed
as never before, perhaps, with an idea of
tnc absurd extent to which legislation may
BE- carried when il leaves government and
lastens onto man and his pcculiarites as
its pet objects.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04

lrH now IN order for Grant to stem for.
ward and tell how poor he Is and we doubt
not his desire to do so pending Logans bill
nj least. The ST. Louis rost.Dispatch saws
"Nr. Halstcad applies the adjective dirty
10 the story nov flying through the news.
papers to the ehtct that cx.prcsidcnt HAYES
refused to subscribe TO the Garfield monu.
men, nnnd. liesays that Hayes contributed
$40 and offered to make the amount $500 n
anybody In the county would subscribe A
like slim. This slowsthat Mr.. Hayes, amer
all,isa patriotic and libcral.minacd man, bu,
how about Grant, lie drcv u salary a,
President for cirh, years. A good PAR, Of
the time he had sSO,OOe q year. Ills name
,ices not ornament any Of the Garfield sub.
serip,ions though he has been the rccipicn,
ofthousands ef dollars worth Of present,
from his ajmirinE Icllow.clilsens. suppos,
the Globe Democrat Joins US In clcctins
him TO the pcsiics OF 'mtanc. cuss on
Gels gtcea car,hg"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04
New York Stock Market

NEW York, January 3,-stocks opened
weak, and continued irregular, Closed
weak and declined, ranging from to /:
Alabama; Glass A 2 to ., 81 do; small
So, do do; b, 5 IS; Pennsylvani SIS, 81;
Chicago 4 Northwestern, 1914 do; offered
l3l4i lowest, 3Sl; East Tennessee Railway,
lOli Georgia Railway, 1853; Illinois Central,
100; Lake Shore & Michigan Southern. 1lOi;
Louisville IL Nashville, 9Sl Memphis K
Charleston, 70 Nashville 4 Chattanooga,
s. Michigan Southern, 1891; Cleveland &
Pittsburg guaranteed, 1871; Richmond &
Allegheny, 3S; Richmond & Danyille, rs;
Rock Island, 1871.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04

The railroad station was not intended as
a clearinghouse, yet ii has regular lodger
every night. The little lodgcr is an English
sparrow. Opposite the large lamp at the
corner of the building up in the outer cor.
ncr of the awning, eli the inside, is a
round hole AN inch and half or two
inches across, partially through the board,
put there for no one knows what Into
this hole each and every night may be seen
this sparrow, snugglcd closely away, pro.
tccted on all sides from the cold winds,
safe from cold and harm, and apparently
sleeping. The numerous trains that come
and rc. the crowds Of people that gather at
the depot with every train, the scream OF
tho whistles, the ringing of the engine
bells, the rattle of the wheels over the rails
none OF them disturb him in the least,
The glare of that lamp full into his resting.
place, or the gu3e of curious eyes All the
nlght until midnight, cause no sign of per.
turbation in his peaceful little breast. IIc
may he watched steadily for hours, and no
won't wink, lie knows he Is safe thcrc
and he attends To his own business slricilv
letting the outside world look ont
for itself In the daytime he is away,
setting his living but one among
hundreds of .parrows hopping about ami
picking M whatever they may find, but
At night he perchcS himself In his. resting.
place, ns II there was not another sparrow
IN the world, and ere he falls asleep look,
down upon the busy scene below, perhap,
with measure Of contempt for the rush
and hustle and cares Of humanity He did
have q nest there, hut when the awning
was painted the ruthless hand Of improve.
ment DESTROYED the nest. However, his
love OF locality Ia strong and he sticks to
nus o,d home, putting up with lees com.
remaining thcre.-[providcncc Journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Continued from First Page.
Notes From New Orleans

NV ORLEANS, January IA Jackson,
Mississippi, special says; A Democratic
caucus is to he held tomorrow night
ON the Senatorial question Colonel Lamar
is in the city and will remain till
after the 9th, when he will return to
Washington. lie will have no opposition
for reelection.
A Times-Democrat Meridian, Lou
isiana, special says: A terri
bic tragedy occurred December 30th at a
plantation four miles above here, Robert
Lewis, siep-son of the late Judge Lang
don, and brother, VIII S. Lewis,
shot Mrs viii S. Lewis and her
sister, Mrs. Thompson. Both were seri-
ously, but not necessarily fatally wounded
lie then killed himself. The cause of the
tragedy is unknown.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04

PRooF is now forthcoming that both Gar
held and Arthur were openly and decidedly
IN favor ofthc rcadiustcr movement in Vir.
snia, Notwithstanding the statement that
ifGriield had lived, he would never have
aided Mr. Malone and his followers, 1t
onght by this time TO have been learned
that the administration may be always de.
pended upon TO give its hearty support to
any movement likely to iniurc its oppo-
nents, and principle is absurd and rogyish
when party is at stake.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-01-04

GurTrAu declared that he. had very
merry Christmas, with lots OF fruit and
flowers, and numerous calls from ladies'
Guiteau ought to know that ladys CURES
ity is just as strong on Christmas as any
other day, and not become too highly flat
tered. We would like to get full account
Of what he sees and how he passes his time
ncSs Christmas, Dantes Inferno, We ap
prehend would thereafter take a second
place.