Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1870 — Page 1
PRICE TWO CENTS,
l jtad m IfrepreuiUc conflict is r»«i«K.
n* j„i+k~t of Pun. w* f«e«ny
«tetnr«d m Cincinnati y«»ter4*y.
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Tfc« Mlln»-eixc*rt** Explonlon In Slew
Jnrney.
- , ^ ;U n^nnxti fell On the Itreet ifr* ^9^ yeiterdny mornmg. 1 3 ^(Mmwr~rj— rr^r-r--, .’.t’.- r • inaction New Jemy, wm demolube ye«terda^f, *n& fonr meh nod s boy Hied. Jj - ^jinihiief Jkai Dennis who wesn fio bnre bees Mecflted thin week nt Louiieille, tor the oirder of two negro women, bnee beforenbited nntil the l«th of June. The *ult hne been appealed to the Sopmne Court, in order td teat the < on«titnUonality of the cirilrigbu Uw. ■ -— Tile Rhode !fined Demoeratie eoneention nominated Hlawm lVi»eei of Proridence, for <Jou*rnor: CbnrleiB- Cuttjer, of Warren, for Lieutettani GwerdifT t^mnin J. Miller, of Bristol, for Secretary of State; George N, A m&4 ot^aatProvider^ ^AttfrtdR^ener4; Philip Kyder, of Newport, for General r lj3WhedSfS« 4t» * >7 * r Wr:!2»*> i A meeting of ladies was held at Chicago, rmteiday, eotnprlaing detegmaw from Illinois, ' Wisconsin and Michigan, and an M the 1 Wraan s Foreign
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liSIHffWWRSfir A fetid between two families in Sutnner 1,1 *rttrrld^i«h otrt^de Wjas»MWf*lnd#iCI. Eson <3 H'-.lfra»o». Mi n*-dg|tjw*,«W“-A negro bystander was also wounded slightly. James Hraham^ jreceiv-ed several shots
through his clothes. 1 <gi and bound oyer.
In the Senate duredaWH to
tua, and consolida the territorial govc
lory is bounded
Mew Mexico nod Te Bast by Arkansas berlnin, from the reported^ bill to a the diplomatic system t dMceral #pe<*ches werf bill, nnf at half-pant thto executive session
re^djlutions for
lit Butler, of Ten ^^flntmoal^f a cadj 1 •’ ntl. f wards Ink mg money
he parties were atrest-
Mr. Hice TerritoryofOldahoIndian tribes under The new Terrly Kansas, West by uth by Texas, and uri. Mr. Cham,ee on Commerce, the act to yegulate United StaSaa. on tlieiOeorgia be ^esintewent the House, the or censure of count of h]>distriet and it. cans* up. The
■dt twoas then
vote onlexpnlsion stood lOJ 1 to 68—n unanimiously adopted: Resolved. That the llouiieT^Tw^^Wrfttftlllttif^ion of theketion R. n. Butler a r^reseuttitive from the
■ Kiras Iswtricv of Tenaaesee, Su notnitmting 1 ' H Xn|u’s(hsC.Tyle|;'who is n6t f actual ragi* * from tlie father of the said cadet, tti.be used
fbr political pttnvises in Terinwmee. ml an un
authorized and dahge
.a
AOAJOrar HAW AHA COMrAWT.
EBH BAIUMSAD.
KlMiMlppl ScmASwrlal Qweatftwa.
A CHLOBED EABT THE PBOBABLE ATATE UBBABXAII.
• ■ 1 v IF? The Bndelpb-Deery Billiard Bateh at Saa Fraaelaea.
[waatsas AflaociaTiD rust jmrstom.] • TIBBIBIA.
Ricbmoxd, March 18. The situation of the rival Mayor imbroglio is unchanged. , The action of Jndge Underwood in the premisea is anxiously looked for. HEW JEBMEY.
NawYoai, March 18. It appears that M.OOO pounds ofnifto-glyce-rine was stored in the building where the explosion occurred yesterday in Bergen county. New Jersey. The explosion resulted in the death of four peHons. _ NEBBAHKA.
Grasd Ihlaxd, March 18.
pn 1 *! «tos<A0ff**’«itw4**M*»f this place, was burned down this morning. One man was burned to death, the rest barely escaping with their lives. The origin of the fife
is not yet known-
* 1l,,rf V piaaiat, the tiS it journal MPWp^gTlsyiriA . , Xaokid, March 18. Owing to tb. attitude takesi. by tW Pope, the government has decided aot to send a; •pocial envey to the Ecaminical Coancil. < .rmMP**’ # * a Los dok. Mancb 18. i A carrespoadent at Roma tdegrap* that the rumored UJness of the Pope is confirmed. The Bishops of Bosaucax add Nevers take the lead in thwoppositioa to the infallibility dogma. England. -il 1 1 Lo«dox, March 18. St. Patrick'5 Day was celebrated throughout Ireland yesterday in the usual way. So far as heard from no disorders occtfred, and the extra precautions taken by the authorities to guard against rioting were needless. The ship Madge Wildfire, from Savannah February 6, has arrived at this port and reports that on the 12th instant she was signaled by a disabled Canard brig, rigged steamer, stealing east; she wanted no assistance. This was unquestionably the missing steamer Samaria which has put back to a British port. ‘ She is expected to arrive off Cape Clear, Ireland, to-day.
[CortOpwadtuce or The News.] Washixctov, D. CL, Bareli 14. Among the many late rdbriasand projected retrenchments, it tf to be regretted thM the congressional mhld has not Cura My toward the civil oervlce.
The bant of popular i
out the country at the discovered trade in a dew military appointments, should betwt trifling to the expression a proper coac^tion of the trade hreferi) appointmemts would bring forth. To those revolving around this political center, nothing is morn easily justified
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Philadolpillf ^ <My4«alr nt|hfe; tn Balttmore, lit;
Lucille Western Continues in St. Look John Owens is “Shingling'’ Washington City. ' - Hermann is preatidigitating at Sk 'Fran-
cisco ■ * ‘ ^
> vstn-' «' ' l^aatavkvor' ■ i« knaa Dickinson, lecturta inJpleTa^nd
h*8ht. I _ TV. rw.— « MwVtNt te d»i«..of /'■'W.MkH'V
'Attmay. ’■•'Laiur • : h.'tmdt xMr'wrH • Frank Mayo is “HamlKtog in tbe city of
"dftorcks. * ***} ? ■» '■* j&I}
- : . fjrmances were $64,000; ya
.
FBBB WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON.
Washikotox, March 18.
A Me. Conklin* tonp, tb« fqmilMttee 00 the kltdlciarr. «d which Wa$ V«f«r«<l the credentials of General Ames, has reported the same back, with a resolution that the gentleman is not eligible to a seat in the United State! Senate trow the State of Mississippi.
C AI>1 FOBS 1 A.
] ^ Omaha. March 18. The Rudolphe-Deery billiard match, ft San Francisco, last night, 1,500 points, for $3,000, was won by Rudolphe. The score stood: Rudolphe, 1.300? Decry, t*;0. Rodolpbe'tgreatest run, 212; Decry's greatest run, 174. Rudolphe's
average, 32.40.
1 TENNESSEE. Mkmi’Hih, March 18. The horse rode by Yerger, after his escape, was found yesterday, running loose, twelve miles south of here. Governor Alcorn will probably make tb! nominations for the Supreme Court nexl Monday. Knowing ones say Judges Priton and Brown, the present incumbents, and Hon, •n Mills, Representative from Atalu coun-
NEW YORK CITY.
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New York, March 18.
rous practice,, pnd he is therefor. The Hduse then
at fnto ComiuiUec of the Whole *»n the Tar-
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The has
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INRIANA ITEMS.
Ilepry Vincent lectures at Greeasbnrg to-
*lRh
Mr; N. S. Patton has leased the Seitz House At Gttenshurg, relieving Captain Tyler Maspn^ who w ill soon come to Indianapolis. Hon. W. A. Moore, who was a member of the l^ouse three years ago, >8 a candidate for Auditor of Decatur county. General George F- Mpgiunis. our County Auditor, wants Captain Jesse Custer eH<ited as Auditor of Boone county. - The Journal Afunfis Mw. Henry A ^iftafi^haranfihlbcrtf" to deliveHrf* Free Tmde lectufe in that vtty. v, T .“Hapnab MagnwA a-Jadvof niocf than ordi1 nnry iv.tcUigrme, eomaMlUd •uBide in Deeataioouakvikal wtok* h3t banging herself to • lH‘d post. T\to F.vansvillians went out after ducks last
Proceedings will
the United States Court against the four Havana mail boats, Morro Castle, Missouri, Columbia, and Ragle, for carrying cigars and
The Indian Rim*—The Georgia BfllThehan Domingo Treaty—The Funding Bill—The Eggleeion-Mtrader Contest—The Cuban Gnestlon. ''TFfomtheCInciBaattGaaette’sSpecialofthis morn- ■ . " T tu#*] ’ In tbe matter of surarcssion of the documents transmitted to the Senate by the Secretary of the Interior, it appeave that the Chairman of the Senate Indian Committee was first consulted by Mr. Ross. It further appears that a copy vt the letter.read In the Senate with one sentence omitted, ^ being so seat from the Interior Department, was a copy which had been so prebgWd bj an attorney in the case, and filed m tire Interior Department with the rest of the records.' Of coarse, this went to the Stonkte with tbe rest as part of the papers in the case, and it is regarded as strange that the attorney’s selections should hare been chosen when’making up a collection for the prilfter. It is further true that the order of the Senate nnder which the selections made were.printed applied to all papers sent up by Setmtor Wilson, with t^e concurrence of a number of his associates, will to-morrow offer his amendment, in place of Bingham'a reciting thai, in consequence of the illegal and revolutionary proceedings of, the General Assembly df Georgia, it be declared to have bCen provisional in its character, and shall date from the passage of this act and continue till tbe persons elected in November, 1872, are qualified. He also proposes that certain portions of the State Constitution, considered not repnblican, shall be declared null, and tbe Legislature be
required to kssent.
The President went to the Capitol to-day with Generals- Babcock and Porter, and sent for sixteen Senators in succession to confer with him HI the President's room. The object of the visit was to explain his views upon the San Domingo treaty, and urge its ratification. The following were called oat of the chamber in succession; Anthony. Cameron, Carpenter, Chftndl6r*t^AH#|H*0Mke, Harlan, McDonald, Morrill, of Maina Morton, Pool, Sawyer, Stewart, Thirafiull, Warner and Wilson. Tk« statement tbatfthfi Committee on Rlectiohs wilt report against Eggleston and in favor of. Strader appears to be an error. The sub-committee, to whoiii the case is rejferjed, orate review of Senator Morton, through -hi*' entfre polftiiHirtfareer, fdf delivery at Indianapolis about the last of this month. I 5 T^WOGWO«®,l«i^ r ’‘ 8p6cU1 - 1 !
rttertfmv
than that hard saying, “pyerj man haa price.' j. Whether it be more eriiqjBal to sell what belongs to you for tbe benefit,of others, or to sell what is the property of othwf for the sole aggrandizement of yourse^ I leave for - statesmen to decide. It matters little, so fhr as the effect upon the public service is concerned, whether the price bt gold, honesty, or ftmale virtue. It eats down into tbe system with the same cankering, damning force But nowhere does the fearful political spectre stalk more unblushingly and unchallenged than in the city of Washington, Not one in ten of the four thousand places here but what is biennially sold for what it will bring. In the caw of tbe female appointments, it is too often at the sacrifice of all that is dear to womanhood. So notorious has this become that the ‘Treasury girl'’ is synonymous with “doabtfal,’’ and a term of reproach. From time to time some have taken the lives of their paramour*, some committed suicide and buried their wrongs with them, while many are annually discharged, to morp openly continue their lives of shame. The majority, of course, are of the nobler type of womanhood, compelled to toil among and suffer in silence the contaminating influence of official eyprianism. A bill has been introduced for tbe abolition ef female employe!. When the National Treaffiry is known as the ‘’National Hasem,'’ it is high
time it be made the eut>)ect of inquiry.
Present advices from Virginia indicate a thorough reorganization of the distracted partisan .elements in that State on a square Republican basis. This unhoped for remit is chiefly owing to tbe earnest efforts of Senator Lewis. Hon. C. H. Porter and a few others, the former being mainly .instrumental in bringing about the meeting of the several State Central Committees. That the general conference of tbe prominent leaders, respectively, appointed for the sixth proyimo. wHt be harmonious, there is little doubt among the delegates now in this city. Indeed, there is no reason why the contrary should be the case, since the cause of original separation has become a dead issue. Their last election returned but three genuine Republicans out of eight. In the next election, unanimity is
success as certainly as division is defeat.
Just now Senator Revels is attracting the lion's share of attention, the galleries being crowded to-day in anticipation Of his speech on the Georgia question. The colored population was out in strong force. His address is
announced for next Wednesday.
Thp derision of the Supreme Court, yesterday, in relation to soldiers’ bounties promised tender the call of 186l, opens about $0,000cases, most of which have been rejected bv the Second Auditor; Heretofore men enlisting
Morlacehi and “Undine” are at the'National,
Cincinnati.
Hamlet is on hls.last legs at Booth s Theata*
New York.
Hi
1 pea of
little snow on the ground in the efty. IIUllUMl mm unlabafore the
be commenced to-day in ITijiilifflUIMBli WJWWtgn Affairs to-day,
and again debated without result. Secretary
Robeson appeased, by invitation, and gave ia formation of the relative strength of the Spoil UK and American, fleets in and about the 'Wei
other ,00* without h.vio* the M tne «i£*‘. Ifttf bad oommnnieited regaiflhia ihe revolution in Cuba. These did not sCeW to be riay new
on the ship's manifest.
- The railroads are again open, and trains are
arriving from all directioos oq, timet Arrived out—Halsatia, Erin and Europa,
from New York; Bavaria, from New Orleans.
CONNECTICUT.
nor of much importance.
There is noprospect of a vote on the Georgia bill in the Senate this week. In the mean time tbe conservative Republicans are making some headway in correcting the misrepresentions made against them by outside parties here. It was shown to-day that telegrams •eptffom Georgia, pretending to give tbe news of the Conserratm press of that State, had been garbled and distorted so as to reverse tbeir -comments ou the pending bill. The State Treasurer of Georgia has returned here, and corrects many misstatements that have
'1 Jr , Hartford, March Tfc. The laborers on the Connecticut Western
Railroad between Winsted and Salisbury, .thafr -comment* />3;tbc py«A»ng bill,
have striick fof $1 75 per day. They have been receiving $1 60. The contractors^wfufe to accede.; W JL The tifoe for receiving bids fof the construction pf, the Connecticut Valley Ra^-oad expired yesterday. The bids will be consid^ ered by ihe directors to-day. They embrace
under the oo4 of 1861 were pot entitled to more than $25, if discharged fur disease other than wounds before two yeAr a sgn ioet. The adieu of the Supreme Court, on thq .test case, prtseotod.by jm agent in this city, allows to each of these the additional $75. In, view 6f the- WH donating a yepys salary ($5,000,) as Associate Justice . to the widow Of K. M, -Stanton, already worth $150,000, this revision of tie act of Congress, cutting off three-fourths of a disabled soldier’s bounty, comes from tbe court with satisfactory singularity. It has always been the rule not to pay the heirs of a soldier for the day On which he died. Why the Stanton fatally should receive a year’s salary more than was earned, can be accounted for only on the bibl ical maxim, “Unto him that hath shall he given and unto him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he hath.” With such a precedent before us, we may look for an increase in the pensioning of public men, so offensive to t he principles of a republican government.
Pop.
«G***t Nibio’s Garden, New York! « *l uii» -»rfr Lott a b playing at the Arch Street Theater, Philadelphia. v* * *n ... Carlotta Patti sings in Bichmond, Vo., on
tbe 21st and 22d.
Scranton. Pennsylvania, is to have a $700,000 Opera House. . ^ Ole Boll agitates bis magic hew in Chicago
to-morrow night.
Duprez k Benedict's Minstrels go out on the
road again in June.
S. N. Pike promises Cincinnati a $3,500,000
Grand Opera House.
Elise HoU is taking a “Nip” at Woods Theater, Cincinnati. \ “Lea! at Sea” - ia the present sensation at
Wallack’s, New York.
Morris Brothers’ Minstrels are traveling
through Pennsylvania.
John Owens says he is not going to lease the New Orleans Varieties. J . f ; ^ ; The amusement world ia Louisville iawitk-
out any “stprs ” thil nrp*^.
Charlotte Thompson is playing “The
Ice” in Mobile, Alabama. *
Hortense Schneider will sing this spring at Berlin; Vienna add Florence. ►«*»:> I The Daygnport brothers qre mystifying the
population of the Pacific Slope.
*TWTr-FlW#* !s *to be shortly served up to
the amusemfni 'pt/bUe of Chicago.
Mrs. Scottricfiddons is givingvthe citizens of
St. Louis a touch of the '‘legitimate.’
Joa Emmst is showing “dat Cretian Pend,” ’
etc., to large audiences.at New Orleans.
John S. Clarke opens at Booth's Theater, New York, on Easter Monday, in Everybody’s
mm!^m
Joe Proctor b sojourning in San FrancLco, “waiting,” like Mleawber, “for something to
turn up.”
Dan Bryant is going to essay Hamlet, and will introduce “Shoo Fly” as a substitute for “to be or not to be, etc.” Edwin Adams is at the Academy of Music, Omaha, where he succeeded Marietta Ravel as the “star,” last Monday night, <• La Petit Faust has proved such a success at Kelly k Leon minstrel hall, that tbe management have no idea of withdrawing it for some time. ^ . A feature of Camilla I’rso's jubilee at Sjdii Francisco was the “Mocking Bird,” by the children’s chorus, the* boys wjrismng the re-
sponses.
The Gothamites are exceedingly jpbilwdt
admirable, and draLli. t v
omMhing mock be Bet flkatf fw* are used to” Antonio TOKH, ©f Nwr i*Ark, b about to rembvxAA&ui Kranciw*. VhwBarih Broth- ^ A«r*>.io and bttora ia*-h*rrtot* of so ma»y success*ne operal rammuiits—he was last iu Olwrago With dw Mamiek tonupe of 1«88X have heeo familiar names m ritousical rirtdes'of Nwri York, both thblb wfatioashlp with the Patti fomMy **d their connection with *0 many of onr native rifigere. who have been trained by the* for the stage (MUe. Morensi. Mme. Vanzih^ formely Van Zandt, Mme. TSebeTTAshfortji, Dr. Valentine, and many, others), Carlotta load Adelina Patti, owing their superb vocalization to foe teachings of Ettore. Antonio Was director of Palmer’s Italian opera in rid, days, and subsequently spent eleven yearai* Mexico.
A Ttresl Vloo Fvoolri—t.
and a Senator occupies Ws.place. If a public man wants te he buried alive he can riccompltsh it by retting himself elected heir-appa-rent to tha-AxecuUw. The Vice President of the United States never has a chance to read his name in the newspapers; and by the time his four years are up the dear public have forgotten him. Oh, the hotter of riding tbe top-
IhSnddenfy
„ In of 8 rt.^Jk? ft |nho President woOM Mfty die. BtWwbO ever knew a President to commit siMride. though he is
pnit k»s been
the want of a President f The actual reason why tlo veatibod] ‘ ‘
„ . _ on to act as Vice t, Schuyler OoHhx was seen reading
a newspaper at the feet offcts throna, ami if he Aid yet thereis no chance of bringing these Senators to order, as in Urn caseof foe . unruly members of tbe House. The Sensytom are alwas n ^rd, r;f icre is no chance ofeqjoyment f r SchuylerCoilax, except to craWl ««lt#hlsseat and read a newspaper. Andwhaldrethefindin that newspaper? Gh.sorrow hod qpssternaAugean sUbles Of the Honto in W hich iniquity bus herded 'Wer since the Republican began. There ire two positimi which aiNgtike, so far as the country is couc^ned, the Vice-Presi-dency of the. United States and that of a country school-maSter.—{Washington Correspondence Philadelphia Sn. .
,HI»4a to Gas Cansniuers.
Almost everybody hereabouts uses gas, and almost everybody makes complaint in one way or another, either concerning the quality, the quantity, the price, or something else. The following advice may be adV'antBkeouBlv followed by those Who use the" ifltiminating S;SS«3fi™T£S ga!; Ifyoil see this dark shadow extend to the top-of-tiiq blaze, these U Upra g^ rushing
giy-
the
blaze,
nd
meter ^
The President has lately said that be is not in tavor of some of the features of the Senate Fuadiog ttill.. He oppeasatbe niafo section, Y andl tbe fondiag of the grerehacks. He prefers to fund the bonds bearing a high rate of
bids for foe entire line and for section!. S*«foliP£fSfr int y >e is °P-
IfffdjfvGtlqj and brought In sevcnlj . killing of t^e mOft experienced railroad contractors 1 .
aomq tiurtr more which they did i\qt gqtf’j lf 'inBfoq Jp ■Wa* a nrettV re« t day for ducks. Navigation ir owned in rthe Coi
tor,: has
=%**$ pretty good day for dreka
’ Elder D. R. Van Buskirk, of Greensburg,
accepted a can to The Qmstian Bloomington,4$linoi3^and will go
lhW_ ^ ^ _
nsburg has
scounts,
unt of d£
ifs of nny hank' of the snsy^apital in the .Srifoe. It paid $4,0» in toxtofast year. luA Mrs. Franklin, *t LUlle Washington county, While nursing a little drild ia troslt of an open fire, wanselnei with a fit. fttl fonfard and was fatally burned. Singularly enough the child escaped without injury. Tke RWlimond Radicd of this Week, makes m mete *m hoBerTn foe-fourth disTbe Julian's may not always be righfj* fouy^Tcr giiia.ifo jlktwfelu, if thcV
jH ri wifo fo^lyesA on-
rhil—rB lllTW m
Navigatioi
River.
.onnectient
HIMI8SIFFI.
iig tt*. cis y<f of
Mkhphis, March 18. The Avalanche's Jackson,Mississippi, special of yesterday says, in the State Legislature
bear n*
interest into those which require the paymemfr '^SetreSry riAifergnce with foe Wars and Means Committee to-day, developed the fact that Tie greatly prefers the original tflmifogfoii^toafoe one which passed the
his proposition for
Aweedate o! M. <|. Adams.
Young Adams was a student in the office of the late Judge Parsons, of Newburyport. Parsons. who was aomething of a wag, said to his pupil, a little before the close of the usual course of study, “Adams, you arc a good fellow, and will make something if you live. There is, however, one piece of infohnation of great importance in our profession which I have aot given you. Fortbat we.always receive an extra fee of twenty dollars. I merely state this fov jour information: You can do as yon choose about it.” Adama^nntrOver Juab, bes-
ied the fact that he grea t! taaritogAifovto.foe oi
“tVhen you par J to0Tiey always takea receipt. " Ire young student saw that he was sold,, but aid nothiag. and foe fohig passed out of the
papaent orone per J "*|?ew diytafter the stage coach called at sale of the bonds. the office ror Adfims, who “Was booked for
of tbe season.’’ M. T. Skiff has Withdrawn from the minstrel troupe known a* Skiff A Whoeler's, He severed hTs conneethra with tbe party at Paterson, New Joraey, on March l©tb. ( : The “ dramatic soprako” of the future has appeared at Pisa, and w.coneoqxmdent of foe, Pall Mall Gazette says that her success “isnoli only immense, but thoroughly well deserved.” Mile. Saverthal is her name, and her greatest hit was made in Petrella’s opera of “Marco VUcenti.” J / The New York Tribune, remonstrating against somebody’s proposition to banish orchestras from theatrical exhibitions, says, truly, enough, that, “not seldom the music is the only tolerable part of the performance. Fiddlers generally fiddle better than players
act.”
Miss Alide Tapp received lately the following compliment from Liszt, her teacher: When you write to America, have the kindncss to remember me to that celebrated pianist, Miss Alide Tapp, and tell her that I esteem her highly, and that I believe her to be. a great genius.” The great pianist gives Miss Mehlig an equal compliment. By a London letter we learn that the Prince of Wales was so hissed and hooteji at the Globe Theater, Newcastle street, bn Washington’s birthday that he had to leave'before the performance coqld proceed. His Connection with the Lady Mordaunt scandal was tb^
Trie Aetar Matthew*.
i* stock consisting of |« 85 for fair to mc-
•btpplag steore.
color, equal rights on railroads, steamboats, and hotels. Mr. Gibbs said just such legislation had! kiliad foe Republican party in Louisiana and Tennessee. After some discussion, the bill was referred to the Judiciary
Committee.
The resolutions which passed th^&rii taken up. and tabled. Opposition to Ames is daily growing stronger, and it is expected that n Senatorial fight will here take place
again, ’fff 4o» re-Tict
An attempt was made to-day to elect a State Librarian, but tailed on account of foe anm- _ her of candidates. Mis Highgmte (colored)' it Captain Jasper Myers, U. & A^ late Acting State Treasurer! and a citizen of Jackson,
~ a personal misunderstanding,
the head
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> ha a # *tf
i
i alwavs a
fo*
fell on
the office for Adams, who” Was booked % Boston, and who as he was about to enter it sudd-niy disc*vered: that he was “short,” when turning to the Jndge, asked tbe tavor of a loan of twenty dollars. Tbe money was 1mn!R<rerm^ * “pleasant
journey. 1 ®'
was thrown and lamed for life;’ in -18 horse fell inf going down hill, and A thrown out, cut, and_bruised; in 1827 a life ' ton, turned, forced ;In 1827
went io Boston j and reai- - -Z* 1 — —. — - *■* —- — tjnc
, . other i.-'faction
'he was about to take dollars borrowed money. “Twenty dollars borrowed money!” said Adams, with a look of, WeLMhignetLpnrpriaa. “-Was that so?” Of course. Judge, you took a receipt.” i . In later years tbe Judge was fond of telling evidence of the sharpness of
lent.
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In 1834 Matthews went to America, returned overcome with foe climate, and died nt Plymonth, in June, 1835, aged fifty-nine.
m » ra
1HBJKJK
on bean
————— Victor Hasw’s Iwdarac—emt.
■aataiawato 1 . s.aisiSWJSBsiKS n snudfer*'number of beans appeared. One day at table, after foe man had said j over it, a la Sqoeera, one of foe boys, a! scrutinizing - examination of his dHfcr seen suddenly to rise from foe chair aad
T^r’^Sfmed fo^m
Victor Hugo has written the following note
—- s -—-* JI — *- a 2^—1
diplomat of
r. “n Polio to,” with Miss Kellogg s-j
Yonr book has captivated me. I owe it charm
.HaacfMii-J
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J* tfrewol .W |W| ■■ I ^lUrtfoMi ga*.. f
Joe Jefferson Bays a ton*try Neat In
Eonlslama.
The New Orleans Times gfoes u* the follow“Our friend Joe Jeflferson, foe great comedianj has imbibed very strongly the general admiration and appreciation of< the in numerable advanta*to and beauties of this lovely
was displayed as followsc i* sJ Why dotof ourself with
FoisoiaotisHrngs When JwA'cnn take
. , , Olive Logan’t Girls. Boston ia having Italian opera, Sig. Biscaccianti, of New York, having collected the debris ofMaretzek s company for the purpose, .aad reinforced them by Miss Adelaide Phillips and Mme. Aipalie, Jackson,^ Ou Monday Trovafpre, with Leouo^
Madame Jadcson; AzuCena, Miss Phillips; Manrico, Monslenr Lefranc. Chant de Lana, Signor Reina, Feranno and Signor Barili.
“Faust,” wi* 'Ml* Kellogg a* Mnrgberita,
rednee the preMare’odc* mordj.
over that TWfhers, and
>WJ 4' and in
rooms, instead of regulating the preSstfrt f at-the burners, take the troubl! to regnlnte H ni the meter so as to allow each burner only atof touch blaze at a Certain. hour, evep it foe burners are turned on full blast. f : T ^ “ Jt- Don’t think It foo tntich trduble to torn off the gas every J nigh t : aU 1 foe itietar, as this stops leakage all over the house between the meters and the burnetu. More gas is paid for which is lost by leakage than regular consumption.
most beautiful country aad plantation seat 'known ae Millers JaUtakj* St.jM^ry Parish. nres of hunting, arid wf beautiftd scenery. Wlfolwia stone a theow ef foe mansion he may catohfifo <every, varietr known ar/ftifh tit - ‘ "fordystoto, and, at any hour of the day,
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A bin poster 1h Albany goHW'ljiLli .of a] ta^ 0 '*'***^ ^ k ^ P ktent medicine dealer ifod tfidse announcing djalg “
w.lve Logan’s lecture slightly mixed a fhort
time since. At various plOcee his handiwork j ^^ i ^ j
T hero, the
ip- Vnn Winkle, tie# aa a countrya is Of the rich«PW wltb w
mrely ftiterrrtptcd by fro*f No country in
prodarea finer oranges, and the pro-
lific ^nives ofTranfe, lemon and otron trees win, ofltsrif,bfe ahandsome and
untaiHng income to foe sagn^caa investor.”
i GltEEN^Oeorge Green, at hW ttotonee, corner
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