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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
NEWS IN BRIEF
Compiled from Various Sources.
rEnsoNAL 49, roLIr1oAT..


CAPTAIN WEBB, the famous English
swimmer, finished bis task Of remaining
one hundred hours in a atapk.of fresh water,
mt New York, during which time his weight
decreased twenty-siX pounds.
ENGLAND's reply to the Porte's note
in regard to the evacuation OF Egypt by the
British causes great evaporation. At the
palace, the fanatical party, taking advantage
Of the sultan's anger, accused Said Pasha.
Turkish Prime Minister, OF having caused
the loss OF Egypt to Turkey, and demanded
his exile.
THE Irish national conference at
Dublin opened with nearly eight hundred
delegates In attendance. ParneII and Davitt
were greeted by wild cheers. Almost all the
extreme Irish members Of Parliament were
present. Parnel was called to the chair and
Brennan and Sexton chosen secretaries. A
letter from Treasurer Egan, at Paris, con-
veying his resignation, stated that funds Of
the Land League amounting to f24l,S2O had
passed through his hands, the sum remain
ing being e32 900. A vote Of confidence was
passed Numerous letters and kilograms
from the United States were read. The
scheme for the establishment OF an Irish ma
tional league was adopted. Davitt declared
that until the land stolen from the people
was restored there could be no final settle
ment Of the land question.
THE ProhibitiOnists of New Hamp-
shire have nominated Josiah w. Fletcher foI
Governor.
SECRETARY FRELINGHUYsEN has OF
fcially expressed to Henry George the re-
gret of the British Government for his re-
cent arrest in Ireland.
IN an interview at Kansas City, Mo,
the other day, ex-senator Dorsey sharply
criticised the Government officials connected
with the star route cases, and reiterated the
statement that he had never defrauded the
country OF one cent.
ADvICEs from Panama say matters
on the south ceast have more pacific ten
dency than for long time past, and th'
pressure brought to bear on the govern
ments or people OF Peru and Bolivia is hay'
ing a marked effect. ~
IGNATIo /. VILLAsTA, Chief Justice
or the Mexican Supreme Court, was pro
claimed Vice President under the recent
constitutional amendment. He promptly
resigned, on the ground that his political
relations interfere with his judicial duties.
lie has been a Governor, Congressman, and
Cabinet Minister.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

Arichaf, fatally shot ,Iames Cowdis, pro-
prietor Of the Bras Dor House. Mcdonald
was arrested.Y
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

On a recent afternoon a tramp
called at the residence of Mrs. +. ID.
Klemm, .Jr., in Dedham, Mass, and de-
manded of the lady, who was seated at
the window, something to eat. Mrs.
Klenlm told him that she had nothing
to give him, and informed him -that-he
would be provided for at the lookup.
With a curse the tramp rushed for the
door to enter. Mrs. Klemm was pre-
pared for him, and threw handful Of
mustard into his eyes, partially binding
him. With howl of rage he withdrew,
evidently feeling that lie had tackled the
wrong wOman.- Boston Post.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

Harvard College opens this year
with about 275 freshmen, the LARGEST
class ever entered.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

The committee appointed to con-
slider the question Of substituting a
nickel coinage for the bronze coinage
now circulating in France, has decided
in favor of nickel, which has already
been adopted in Germany and Belgium.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

Special rates gtvea on apphcation.
HB-An business letters must be addressed .
GEORGE w. ARAAiSTEAp.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26

Miss Lowery horsewhipped Edward
Ore, at Gray's Falls, Ontario, because
hepreferred another girl in marriage.
Her two brothers and new lover held
him fast while she piled the whip. That
happened year agos Orr obtained the
whip, and has since fogged each of the
three men separately with it, the last to
receive punishment getting 50 much
that he was confined to his bed for
week. The girl then became frightened,
and wrote to ask if she, too. was to be
whipped Orr replied that he had no
such intention, bat thought he might
feel impelled to thrash her father and
severaIof her cousins unless they tre- ted
hiil with Difference - CHICAGO Times
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- Somebody in New York is evident
" trying to introduce a new fashion. A
colored man, clad in full evening dress,
rode about in an elegant equipage one
day last week delivering wedding invi-
tations to the aristocratic residents of
Murray Hill. Chicdq0 Herald
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1882-10-26
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

One square Of eight Tines. S1.g0 for che nrgl
Insertion, and 70 cents for each aubseduena
lnaerffon
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Youths Department.
THE RIDDLE.

Fierce and bitter was the struggle,
But the strife az length was Ger.
And the joyful news went ringing,
Ended is the cruel war.
Proudly homeward rode his lordship,
- L. - - n.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

OuskS lcl On short notice hy Albert
IL Henderson. Orders loft at g. e. Me
tullock's store Will receive prompt attsutlon.
Nblw
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DEATH TO ANTS.
4 Perfect and Certain Insccti-
eide Compound.

Messrs. Tucker ~ Willis our live and
wide.Hwnke Third street druggiHti have
recently purch scd the state agency for
one Of the most novel, certain md de
sirable inventions ever produced in this
age Of wonders. II il compound by
which yards aud gardens can be ciIcctu.
ally aud permanently rid Of our greatest
pests, the large red and small ants The
directions for its use are simple, and 1t
can be applied by any person, without
trouble and in a very short space Of
time We have seen il tried in "a gHlden
in this city, and there certainly
was never anything like it
A reporter Of the ExAMINER saw tens
of thousands of ants killed in fow min
utes by u single application Of this won
derful compound. 1t will kill anything
that burrows III the ground. Full di-
rections for its application will be given,
and one dollars worth wi Immediately,
certainly and eiTectually rid any yard or
garden of ants and other destructive in
sects. 1t is certainly matter Of CON
graduation that this valuable discovery
has been made and its introduction tx a
credit to the enterprise Of M.ssrH. Tucker
y Willis, who control its sale under heir
exclusive agency for the state Of Texas.
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Leland Seminary.
South I'd, bot. Clay & Webster SITS.

RE OPENS MONDAY, SEP. 4, 1882.
Mrs. FANNIE g. LELAND. \ NJ. Principal
Mrs ,NillE u. ROBERTSON, \ ~, Latin
uud Itrrk.
MRS EuuIE BENrLEi, \. Nj, Primary
Department
REV kIDOI.IU muECk. German.
rRuf CHARLES WG'sNrli. Music.
The Instructors have been selected with
special reference to the demand Tor teach
crs clucat ri Tor their profession, AS well MS
Tor reputation already won.
The Primary Department, Including
kindergarten. Object Teaching. Calls
themes, Drawing aud Singing, will receive
special attention.
Mrs, Bentley, who is stranger to Romc
M the patrons ol the school, isa gradual,
OF the Waco Female College, was trained
rs n teacher IN the California State Norma
School, md from the State Board OF m,
animation, received First Grade State
Certificate, and ibr four years taught In
the public schools of California For the
past three year, ste has been teaching at
Valley Mills, with marked success, and
brings from her patrons there rrCommGn.
dntinns OF the strongest character.
Primary Department, from -, to 81,
common English 81 higher English aud
the Classics - German and French ~
each Music So Drawing and Painting
from ; to 81.
Pcnmansuip, Singing In Glasses. l'ri-
mary Drawing, Cnlisthcnics, Bookkeeping
and Eiocutiun, without extra charge.
For further particular, address
FANNIE &. LEIANp,
NOJl&wlm ~ South Third Street.
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Dl,NTIsINN.
MISCELLANEOUS.

WlLLPAl $50 initiation fee aud divide re-
L eOipts with au; body who will pay W, MUM
nu ten shar' In TEXAS Marriage Ana A,>ncia-
n'r ofllCe.-lt
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
Lone Star Endowment Associn.

TheLOne star Endowment Association
issued its first certificate less than forty
days ago. Present membership Too. No
company can m kca better exhibit,
call special attention 10 our new Day
Class. In IL, one can marry at any time
after joining, aud receive ! l. 81 or 50 PET
day during membership. This pan IL
taking like wild-lirc, every body Ia ru hinY
inlOh. Agent, ii YOU are willing to work,
now Is your uppo' tuuity. Information
and plans furnished hy addressing
AuG NArGHAS, Secretary.
LAB fremont Street,
Galveston, Texas,
-Sl0lW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

A. r,,tIln sFss and psI,ois Of womAns We theis
.tias. gftsa tTygble- aLsa galLs aud suh'
ThGss CON iaiis sad isits.aa,s tss
nsIfiad woIasn unti aitsr tLs luIn " lie
N soaaE have hesdAahrs, s'gtmnnlE q ,Ls hesl
ensnisi sod neItsla piosttA9a, ~ ,,b,
otb.fs sunuf with painful tIes ulAT,Les, ul"qns ~
uIaS.lnenIa aud ulcers, hystsneAl iPAsus. lblhoN
5fg.IrEtl0n chronio leucotrhns ehloEgs', suPt!e
kaE, ia.s q Gppstts oVarian dheases, ,ins' sues
n5l, ste which w. numstoul fAsrs .na y tlI' y,
sss.rsii.T ms Tesrh u insttvntl1a, AN tvnAIes
no. Ihs elsa u complaints We slliie 90 70,
Islis., all these uSuble' s.n 70 Ns'''4 500 'S'''
va have ptoof ffgni thyu,Ands ,..-- .,, .,,. ,
pf UfsiayOols's Fnglish fenals bhisr ~ ~ .
ysa SQUAD aad veil sill g.tss i9h Ls-ltl -
= s..y.sI.t,tS eolI y al ~ lsgA1s y " "a rse
JSliT s1isA ~ copy 4 q Ns@soeiSs r'-'i
N .Ae.I AZ T.ssT, trss - " fNtfd Mrs4
II = 4, DsAaSoets 500.
49, y esEspassr' LeUi'pll'' ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

HAVE, IN different parts OF the cts, icsira-
i BILE building luts, which the prudent cash
purchaser In advised to look at before pnrchRr-
ing. Also choice lands IN small or large trnCta
IN tlliierrut CnultIus, at prices 10 SUIT. 1ui e.
e,lgrtitlr- II In u Your interest tn see nc n
you want either city or country property In
OIO9tf GEO. BARN NRD.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
25.eENT COLUMN.

Terms cash. cyccpt to regular advertisers.
Transient advertisers, not pay ing cash. will
De charged DOUBLE the above rates. We can
not AHOrl, save with regular advertisers, to
open an account for twenty. i've or hity cents
wall until the urst OF tn month and then send
collector around after these little amounts
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19

Hsranssr-"In Mater Bis Had, You seem
10 ta = lille Ior!' What sils youi"
Mo Head--"Wsll, yea, you see I was 0ut
win The boys last night, and got ! indeI miIrd
sfranger--"H appears 90 hom tbs LOOKS OF
NO Heaa-"It don't fssl sI.etiy like my hs,i.
'pasrs to hs indeT swellsd up and a. u a had
milton to bust aud the pam 10 Terrible
Stranger" II you will got bottle OF hsiey',
Rglin. ApUrisnt, one or t~o doses VII put q htH'
on YOU : ihAt your friends would soogniEe."
BlO Head - IN doAhy thing 10 get td OF 'i
Th'. nsTysleus remedy rires tha.s terrible head
aches, rlasnsas The stomach. gnioai, tns poNel-l
uliOeks the lteT, relieves cnnspslioh A. once ~
die. the ole ehsnca % 20. u mas heeoms ne
pDpulet aud standard remedy loT rouAlt .'loH' ~
Iousps.. sidk IheAdachs, bssftbuih, Aa'l aiomAehl
and ait iiiebsts requiring : real ace aud Vl"A"'W
pur.stiYs VI pbysle. ..,
il nSsst niase.!s. nor sII, sst' 60, 10 90. o. to.
houis snh II just 40 delightful shl IeH"'hhA
ifink that Tyboiy ~ ~ u. .,-.
IL rIouis And cOOls the bran quiets tbs nerves.
.nI ], . aHs gun n0a TOT the besialhy 81 lsllts'
II tntis.Iss tbs pangs Of ih1umstlshi ahl slu't
f.li.yr. kit6-y and urinary NIuutles' AM lslh "
,hs t.rk Fof dYspsptics u acis Ike charm ,Al
has nn .qusl IA cuIihg eonHpahi Nsb, ~, .
tn,fcLanis, ulefk- mechanics, factory hsHls sl4
d.uts t,arhats and all persons "h9 LEAD elnssy
Confined Iif, aud arc subject 10 heAdache hitthess
saJ loIpii lhwols n you ste ununlel Nhh =
s0ts1 tsusus toni breath, los- ot apFs'io q gen
isluEa, snpess bslSY hallus AparehA VII ''ls
rol, II uruIu. better WORK ihsu pilis, u more
iA.u.nt Sud ,AiatsbIs snt e much eusspei W. So
spaIkiss aui G.us ilst Ike sla-7 u -al,
rstsr' aud uJu'I ~ pleasant. o. ,ttl' s'' ''''
Pfupustofs, Louisville ~.
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IIOBtcttcr'S Stomach Bitiers cxtirpatc
dyspepsia with greater certainty and
promplltudG than any known remedy,
and is n most genial inygoant, appel lcr
and aid to secretion. 7 These are not empty
assertions, ~ thousands ut our country
men and women who have CKpeI fenced
It's effects are aware, but are backed mp by
irrciragablc proofs. The Bitlcrs also give
henlthiul stimulus 10 the urinary org ms.
For sale by all druggist and dealers gem
orally.
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OPENS ON

SOIO-B HS 2, 1882
!. i The plan al the new administration
,I lhr most complete arrang
n.y.. na 'vr m"rli Z III" adv incing rrquirr
G,n 49, "i 'hr times in all departments al
6" 49, education. We have Engaged
r.'y Wu'ch, IA sperial training 10 lhrn
e,n az, W Poie's'"nI skill. and successful
ri i,iTeehee' Is not eNcclh'd in st the land.
n, u' Iltf"ry cOurso will n3 so c&
~ t"i hhl The standard oI lularh
A. n,eu a. To make the Judsol in this
tLas uncut WI AZ II has slI along b EN- in
ksds,i, muse ana art, the recognized
sS9u'h advances will be made IN the
ain,s on music and art alsn IA 10 main
h.';t,,,1s,l long established supremacy Of the
'1"'lJh N those hlal ches.
civ CONSTANT snd diiipent cyIe will be
bOnI. 'he domestic NJ a SOCIAL lie OF our
~ sJ 70 mat every one shall receive all
hao ho5"aPe, al well ordered Chris
aon az u -, and every help IN the culiivG-
~ W nose winsome graces of heart
Enen"s,,' which securea woman's in
IA ~, '"' u.s. iulness in society.
kW.i,nr charges have been made The
aie pro,,ISiolr Tor such advantages as
hhnni 'ueu IN every department OF Iht
m For catalogues All r,rcniars nj.
So Dh' W. L. McALLISrER, y
gsOlIem, board Trustees, Marion, Ala.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-08-19
oNNDCTIoNS.

GALVESTON with Mallory Line
OtStcamrrs torkrN West and New York:
Mo- can Line Tor New Orleans, India
noln, Corpus Christi, brownsville and
Vera Cruz.
At AtCOTA with |, ~ q. N. R.R. ioI
Columbia and towns in BrHIoria county
AZ KOSENBERG with &. II. ~ >. a.
railway. (Sunsct Routc) tor Columbus
Wclmar, lIatwuod. l.uling, san Anto-
Mo, Laredo, lyalde and Western
Texas and McXiCo,alsn Tor Houston md
Star and Crcsc, Mt Route Tor Beaumont
Orange, Lake thurlcs,th Tcrhr Country
New Orleans and all points in the South,
east, North and East: with New York
Texas a Mexican railway Tor Wharton,
Victoria aud stations on that line.
AT LEALY with Texas Western rail
way tor PattisOn, Leslie, Wimberly aud
Houston.
At BlSI,NIIAM with II. ~ II. C: rail-
way Tor Hampstead. Lcdbettci, Gid
dings McDadc and Austin.
Az MLLANO with |. ~ & N. X. X. for
lIcarnr. Palestine, Rockdale, Round
Rock Georgetown, Austin, San Marcos,
New Braunfuls. San Antonio and Laredo.
At TEMPLE with Missouri Pacific
railway Tor Waco
AT MCGREGOR with Texas and st.
Louis railway Tor Waco. COr>icana,
Athens, Tyler, Mount Pleasant, Gimer,
TeNarkaUa.
At MORGAN with Texas Central rail-
way tor Waco, Ross, llico. lrcdell, Cis-
90 and all points on that line.
AT FORT WORTH with Missouri
Pacific ana Texas Pacific railways for
allpoints ON those lines; Tor III Paso,
Santa Fc, San Francisco and the Pacific
Coast. and Tor Kansas City, ST. Louis,
Chicago, New York and all points North
East and West.
A5-Scr that your tickets read over this line,
Gj-for full Information address,
OSCAR q. MURRAY,
Gcn'l Pass, Ag't.
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
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Austin. Texas,
E,.s!a Y. 10, 70, 70 and H.
A Splendid AMI v.ried List
of Premiums Aggrega-
tina Ab0ut$i 1000.

fTbror or tonr RAINING and trotting
Nlrs daily.
x laeln,ional mlro,d special premium,
e }M
\. Aer state m Ii ary drill about $1,000
4 IN weMyNns.
~ Fireman. competitive i'll.
' lrHg aH = hruOm dIi III.
Fiji Exhibition hy wum.n's exchange OF
1nn
"A Grand 'hnntiug tuurn mint.
"a Lait' ,qur>iiirrue racr--m.lc heats.
IA Cow hoy and IA cIlmvu's tOurnHmeht-
Nnr nnlm,c.l ,ad tlc.h idle, martingalcs
tnI sluh tor ioping nhl throwing n
tld strrr in the quickest 'imc.
Additional special Inducements will
anpl may visitors.
Ralr all cOmpnni viii sell excursion
lstts IL the tar, IN rutu n nee animals
Ed arc,s rXhihi el.
tOru' hcrputi ,ula"s rcic cnce is made
D the premium list. which can lie had on
Ip.a ion t. the see clarv at Austin
Texas. GEO. ". SAMPSON,
EtBAN rlIOLOMEW. President.
Nji'oc IT, ~cCrpttrv.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

HARPER's MAGAZINE for Apr,l il a
strikingly beautiful and interesting
Number. 1t contains two full.paQe
illustrations printed separately on
heavy paper-one, which is placed as
frontspiece to the Number, from a
drawing bye. S. Reinhart, illustrating
Mr.. Lathrop's Spanish Vistas," the
other, fine portrait of Mr.. Gladstone.
The Number opens with the first of
series of papers entitled "SpaAish
Vistas," by George p. Lathrop, with
sixteen beautiful illustrations by Rein
hart.
Mr.. H. W. Lucy's paper, "Mr.
Gladstone at Hawarden," with seven
illustrations besides the portrait of
Mr.. Gladstone, is familiar sketch of
the English Premier and his home
surroundings, will be read with eager
interest on both sides of the Atlantic.
Mr.. Abbey contributes q full-paae
illustration of Herrick's poem, "To an
Old Woman
In "Silver San Juan" Ernest In0er.
soil describes an interesting corner of
Colorado, and one of the richest min
eral fields in that State. The article
is illustrated from twelve superb
drawings by Thomas Moran.
Prof. b. L. Gildersleeve contributes
an interesting paper on Pheidas's mas.
terpiece, The Athena Parthenos, with
an illustration of the statuette recenLlv
discovered at Athens.
David d. Lloyd contributes an ex-
ceedingly humorous sketch entitled
Poor Ogla Mogs," a satire upon the
treatment of the Indian Question by
the aessntimentalists, with six
characteristic illustrations by Frost.
The recent developments in Decora-
tive Art form the subject of a paper
by A. F. Oakley, illustrated from speoi-
mems of work by Colman, La Fargo,
Tiffany, Shirlaw and others.
An interesting romance in real life
during the last century ia presented by
Mrs. Elizabeth Read, with portrait OF
the hero and heroine, from old nina
lures.
N. Il. Egleston contributes an i'm
portant paper entitled, "What We Owe
to the Trees" >
Miss Woolson's "Anne," which has
awakened greater interest than any
other serial story eyer published in
this country, is approaching its con.
clusion. Mrs. Lilies "Prudence-a
story OF Hsthetic London" is con-
cluded. An interesting short story,
entitled "a Hereditary Witness.u IL
contributed by N. A. Prentigs.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16


RING CAUCUS has resolved In the
secret meeting of the Republican
members of Congress not to grant q
reduction Of the internal revenue on
whisky and tobacco; and SO those who
love the ardent md chew the weed
and smoke the pipe and cigar may
make up their minds to continue to
pay the ruling high prices or 60 with
out. This caucus action is totally ad-
verse to what we were led to expect
from the language of Judge Kelly to
his friends only few days since. Per-
haps there will be some boiling when
the question comes before the House.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

A large number of prominent citi-
sens Of St. Georges hundred sent a
petition the other day to the Levy
Court in which they protested against
allowing Purnal ]. Lynch, collector for
that hundred, as delnquents all the er-
rors on his list, because, as they aver
red, he had refused to receive the taxes
which were offered to him by some of
the men whose names were on his list
Of errors. Also, at the same time
twenty -four citizens of the same hun
dred presented their powers of attor-
ney, which they had conferred on
agents, and which were proof positive
Of their Willingness to pay their
taxes.-Nelos.
The ''large number of prominent
citizens" referred to by the NeUs were
just twenty negroes, each one of
whom made his mark for signature,
assisted to do SO by the Republican
Deputy Sheriff. The NesOs in the next
sentence furnishes the proef that the
twenty-four citizens, did not go to
pay their taxes but sent powers of
attorney. This shows conclusively
that the talk about Mr.. Purnal Lynch
is pure slander. No man says he ten
dered him the money for his tax and
that Lynch refused to take it and
furnish receipt. Lynch is not en-
powered by the law to permit taxes to
be paid through "powers of attorney. 4"
II he were man might get powers
OF attorney from hundreds of negroes
who make their mark, to pay taxes for
them, get the receipts and put them
in his pocket and hand them to any
negro to vote at the polls where Re-
publican judges presided, as it is
well known that there ls great diff
Guilty in identifying negroes and de-
tsrmining their ages, residence and
necessary qualifications as voter.
Prominent citizens" men who do
not own a dollars. worth of tax
able property. Well, these are the
prominent citizens of st. Georges
hundred. The people of that hun.
dred will hereafter know how to esti-
mate the language of the NeaOs when
1t refers to the "prominent citizens''
thereof. The fact that these twenty
negroes sent in the petition referred
to was stated in the GAZETTE last
Monday. But the NesOS has just dis
covered the fact and dwells upon it
in an editorial classlng them with
"Col. Thomas Ford and his Irish
friends" Well, when the sky falls
we shall catch larks, and they are not
more likely to catch Col. Thomas
Ford and his Irish friends by such
ridiculous "taffy" as has been ex-
pended for the past year upon them
by the Radical press of this city.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-16

THE action of the Massachusetts
Legislature in again voting down wo>
man suffrage is taken greatly 10 heart
by the promoters Of the movement.
The defeated bill was to provide only
for the extension Of the ballot to
women in municipal election, and ita
success was quite confidently expect
ed. On the same day an amendment
striking the word "male" out OF the
State Constitution was passed by the
Iowa Legislature, preparatory to q
vote by the people. Wyoming has
had woman suffrage twelve years.