Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 4, Number 22, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 November 1873 — Page 1

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THE MAID*

two Morrivmi

Of this Paper are published. Vj' TIm FUST EDITION, ob Friday Broniny, im

lu|« otKBUtkm unoD| fanners

and other* living outside of the city. The SECOND EDITION, oaanlBSdayJEvepIn*, goea into the hand* of nearly every reading penon In the city. Kvmy V«tk'i lame la, in fact,

TWO NEWSPAPERS,

In which al! Advertisements appear for ONKCUARGB. 1

mwr mt*0

Town-Talk.

...

C05TB0VSJtSYr

Well, did ytm ever? Didn't the OaZAtte go for T.T. on Monday Diogenes bad a column and Phil Parleyhad a column. Th« gist of both wat that T. doesn't writ® to srfKlbeth. Well, don't read tbfs column, gentlemen There's enough tit Tbe Mail for your five cuutd without It. Old Dlop. talk# about a »uno)flrjr o/iovo T.T. doeen't pretend to give that, Tbe utot .allotted bin) ia

£"111

And then both complain of* T. grammar, '"VVhy bless your dear souls, T. T. baa no pretense to a college education.

He Is'

1 ft,'eortift/on

old bacbafX&jMiMUNIfMA opinion or himself, who can't keep from writing and if the editor of The Mail won't ewfecAhl* msnurfortpt, it musti&e »t of

i»uct\

/writers afo\

Td 1). The taUt of lfel« COllJmn ls-.ls~.1nat Mmm. to rr\aM if. i»W/ fru| ^°#|oprletor «f The Mall can atop kirn. and ovsgjbe Cannot, does sot dare to direct whlffjT.

T. obasil or shall not aay. Both of the Gazette correspondents are anilona to get T» T. rntb 4 e* veray. They can't bo accomm

«r. T.i*a4i4 ttlibr^dtt I dis

advantage. Hew they could prtp away 'At bhhievary iay of the fcipek, andOot until the doss, when the matter was "nearly frrgotteo. could T. T, reply.

Ob, no I T. T. IstooWisetoebtbHnijs coniroveray, ^rltb such a bi?ce of sntg, at such odds.

MMm, 1\

T. bstea

controversies. There'a enough of U»at going on now. Even the Oaaette thlnka fH bide fair to drive the editors from the 'field. The papers have daily ooldttn column, and »b® question ta sealed

MWbat

are we ooifting

to T" The very pillars of society are shaken. This spirit of oootrovsmy is growing. It |s growing at sragii rate. Hardly a week bss passed for tnonths -,^katwehave not had a battld—one or more. At one time It la Burnett and

Bowling. (By the by, the laat of that

Mssored"

correspondence waa marked

"to be cootlnned,") Then followed the parson's attempt to teach the looal editor ol the Oaaette bis duty, and toe ml Id rejoinder of the knight of the quill, sod tbo sodden appearance of Jack Bonaby, whose middle name the (Usetteer aald began with A., and waa omitted. Jack settled thatthaeb.

Then up rose tbo Devil's next friend Young America, and pnt In a plea for the moral and Intellectual auperlority of old cloven foot. T. Pain poked fan at Yonng America and made him mad, and be came baok with an awfal "a aay" column, declaring that the oh or oh waa a heap worse than anybody •v -r thought the devil was. and making ua all wonder that we had not found it oat long before. A sermon did for this controversy what a* egg or fiab akin does for the coflfee.

Next there yawaed right before as Lb* "riasncial IXlatu" While we were gaxlng solemnly Into the yawning abyss, the fearful opening, op oama John and conaldered the "Financial Status Aesthetically," and Set afloat In all tbe papers a good Terrs Haute item. But out came the owner of the Hiatus, and pitched John In, and he hasn't beeo beard to peep since. rii Directly after tbe untimely taking of! of John* almost without a hiatus between, tbe Express opened fire on Foreign missions, which Are brought forth

In response, an It hints, a volley of anonymous and wtathy eomsnenlcsUon*. snd brought to its column# tbe pmdwttem of one Jostlthi—wbetber naa or woman, puaaied T. T. Xt doa't make any dlOersnce tor tbe artlelea were worthy of either sex, aod produced a hauling In of boras, a hedging, a becking down, all under the eortr of maintaining one's posiUoa, on the pen of the editor, wtUeli mmrt Many» quiet esnlle to steal over the toosa of I IteM who mM DM II took a whole Sunday deroted to the defense of the caaee by "proailaesil'* dergyman, to settle the distnrbed water*.

Then

"Old Mas" flred a

Into "Sxpeosive Otrorebee,* sad "Gradgrind" bnrleeqoed Mas. While all thla was going «*, a rattle of musketry was heard la another dljwattoa, "Play Fait," "*^alr Plv,n«»l •*^lee«ksM had matalwrtled Hi l»itt tor a three eoroered battle. Mesei haa bean knoeked otar aodess ap, and

tbe

(HbW has beea eet apaadkwocked over, aad noli a general twfoltag end mixing oj» ef thlnge hae b»en goieg on ibat aMlo#dent Irnaw who t« who, mm** fw-

nor what te what, nor whether It eo or bot, or why. If thlngi go .on Hi tble way long nobody will know Whether Bellgloat Is Sdence or Soien^.Rellgion, whether tbe Devil bss gone to the Charcb, or tbe Church has "genatottM Devil," whether we ehall gts« oar money to the Foreign mJgeionarlee, or use it to patronise tbe "woman who won Id be vlrtnona if they oonld," or whst to do, or where to go. Tbe Kilkenny cats and tbe Parke etreet war will soon be Jost to memory in tbe more general, fearful aad remsrkable contest in which every man's hand with a pen in it is sgsinst every other men, snd ever other man's hand, arm til with a pen, la against bits. Brethren do haul down tbe blaek Hag and raise the white. Let aa bare a trbceto fcory the dead. Do let oa poor perplexed souls believe or disbelieve something. At lesst, let us "who bslieve and have bopee," have peaoe. Xet os bave a '""'"t" .i,nuia: ii'l

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TERRE-HAUTE, IND., 8ATURDAY

LXXXI1. I

.VI" \J. iiWiJOT, A I Shall we have a~war with Spain 7 Tbe press of tbe ooantry seems to b^

measure and ye] that among the feeling,

jWPnpt bp de

uied '"h* ban-

le^thei^B fs irst as

dantlf ShtfWi fl^lflli'(bd pubHc meet in^ w^ifsftii^e (een Ibfda^hout the county •n4,,4Vi^ljpti,,eVer^ warlike utterance of tbeapeakers bas beer) cheered to tbe ecbpJiMiiiVin tbe tender* of service as volunteers which»ba*e been MU^JabVaWkfatamt. We ask again, shall we hare a war with Spain? WrfTrnswdfecapbatically. 2*o«^ot$eStuw' fepsin'tsgart^y, pf a great outrage'on InteraaUonal'law, not because she 4^ 4|V»rp pantabment, nor, still less, because we m%ht be worttUM Snil6e6WWW MAeae quesr tionswe care not to consider. Admit si! ttttt#i«'\}h»rip#d,sgrtiMK «pWlM-that tbe Virginius was sailing on the high aeaa under the pro^eofjl^of the Apeii lean flag—that abe was unwarraQ(at|ly atucked by t^e Tornado—that her paa aeng«rf and

inhumanly

batoborad against all tbe lawa of civilixed warfare—that Minister Sickles is monsced by a mob in the midst pf tbe 8paniah capital—and that Spain rsfnses te make any apology for bar oobduct— admit all^thia—which la Indeed very flur from being prot^d iibd probabljr never can be proved—and yet we say empbatleally that we want no war wUh Spain!

War is the crnel enginry of barj^arlain. It ba no place In a true clvilfsatfon. The arword and oannon conquer by the power of a brutal force— for, diagulae them as you may, by flne talk of logenioua needle-guns and the protonnd science of moving and controlling armies—of brilliant dashes and brave deeds—tbe mangled, brained, disemboweled bodies lie on tbe field of modern battle jnat as they did when Alexander and Ceasar led their panoplied legions to the glut of blood. It is not tbe province of oivflixstlon to maae use of tbe tools of barbarism. It hss discovered better instruments. It puts Mind In the place of Foroe, Honor in tbs place of Fear. It teaches tbe man to save his strength for subdolnii tbs wild torosa of nstars—for subduing tbe forests snd wild bessta and the inorganic obstacles wftleb aland In bis way—rstber (ban to exert It for tbe destruction of bis fellows. It tsacbss tbe man hot to ptange a digger to tbs heart o( him who offers a deliberate Insult ordMa an kntaitM«ost injustice, but to go bis wayttwrealler as if that being had ceased to exist until be renders aa apology tor the wrong. Why should not the same law operate between dation and nation as between man and man I

Bat shall we allow our national honor to be di*graoed and strike no blow in defence Our notional honor will not be disgraced until wa ourselves aeeit. Spain osnnot disgrace Ik She »ay diagntos herss& bat not ua. But If she kills our citlasee most not we kill beltttt return? Not unlasa she should continue dellbarstely to do eo aod It sboald beeoae nsosassry to make war on ber oattf purs seir-de-fence. Not unless she became a dan. ger in our way which ahentd have to be removed as a matter of safety. Soppose wasfcoald go to war, what waald he tlM teenlt? Thseaeads ef nan wltMrawn (Tom tbe ordinary pnrsuite ofpiadauius and pM Mo

abnor-

seal boaiaess of destroying some vassals and nen In tbe bettMS of tte At* lantkt aad sossa othst mm

docsottad to

be maimed aod halt tor life MM n«Uliona added lo oar national debt, already of InconeeivmWepropeitloae no •tetter with whteh side ratnslnetl tbe victory, all this would be certain and inevitable. And what wanld be gained? Wotrtd the vioUme of the YiigloHM sleep any noea paeeaAiBy that •hnnsseits AoMvloana aad slept wtth then? Would Um tost of Mr Moody bntdhory remain all the aaana fcrmrt And la

an axklbHIon of laedlsovsllsiw y»b JMp Ua«i of mm kls

honor? Certainly not. This la, what wa sboald do. V, when all the ia formation in the been gaslieved, Spain rsfhsss to offer such satistootlon aa the United States has a right to expect and dan^fni) of her, let tha Uailed States sritMraw ber minlsaar IVoBSpanish aoll aad pataa end t6 Ui ioommqnftistion with Wtifc Let Spsln be pnbllebed to the aivllised world asa heathen and barbarian with whotn^enligbiened Met tons cad hold iid honorable fntereourse. 1st tbe Virginias massacre be written on the page ef hletory in all Ita aolltary

EVENING.

blacknaaef

unrelieved b^ any attempt on^onr part to avbDge.f

£et ^xin wear tbo sWrotoh

upon ber national eecutcbedn in sight of sll eyes through the coming centaries. Let her be a by-word fbr doing a deed wjiloh a great ahd po^rfiil nhflbpal, noting in the Hght of tbe truest clvl|l sstion,sdlsdained aay attempt to retaliate. Sabb a course1 wtould «iv0 Spain more roal punishment than tbe kllUn^ of any number of her oUiaena or tbs sinking of bbr whole'navy "Aod bei aides it would set another precedent of international law worthy a plaoe by that other one wliiaha -few months sgO averted a war between fchhi

Jeot»ntry

and GogUnd which' liight'^aitHy dvert now idbQ cf ray lag d»sQl»U9n, to Ixmiel on botb kldes cf tlie

Ofb^pra^^uCh idefl? a^tbese.wTTl^ eitU^'titppia^j'j by tbe tbo^sahdjS, of of brave^ patriotic iand adssntiurop^ jpl^Ws throughout tb^ 4*untry'who tblnk\tb« AtnerJ(»n eagla wtjald better be aesokaaged for a puling goQso^i/it ia never to shriek war from ITabetlioose beak,, ,We abslfSb patient i^n^er tbe iuipiitatipf}, remembering that alLtbe beet things in our present civilisation were' ridiculed aa Utopian a toM.decadek ago. Nor is It arty prophesy to asy, tbaTv whether we 'have or ttave noit reached that exalted station now, tltne IS fast approaching when' the declaritton, the Scriptures shall'be fulfilled and "the nationa shall learn war no morei''—ao prophesy, because only thfe inevitable neqoenoe of "the toUcoUvinW

fhttt' A If ,fi i/ OOU1TTMY VS. Cifr, EDi-roh 'M/at:—4Though an adatlring reader of Hpslu and ^ttbbios' srtickia in The Mall, ye^ I o|yect to portions ofbis Ooantry vs. City. jfi. and N. begs tbe question, when be awumes th^t K, tormer's lito has no cans. I sgree with E and N, that our young tonners should atick to tbe plough, but only when they sre satisfied with aad egeel In that vooation. A boy will not make a toraser if bie mind is a^iy from the work la bead theretoro let hlto go to the city if be will, tor there he must soon And bis proper level. If be Is born with "specie! aud pooullsr gifts'* flttiog him tor tbe drudgery of tbe editorial chair, be will And bis plsoe there the ferm Is not for him while if be does not possess these spedel gifts, be may return a contented youth to take his proper place again among the horny-handed of tbe land. It la thus tbst tbe grain Is separated from the cheff, thus tbst tboussnds of our best newspsper men bsve been formed from tbe rsw material. And as to which Is tbe grsln snd wblob tbe chaff, abler pencils than mine must detertnlae.

H. snd X. speaks of brain-work as tor more distressing than hard manual labor. I know that It Is and has ever been the toabioa lor some authors, preachers, editors, lawyers, teauhera, etc., to be continually thrusting themselves forward aa pitiable examples of eelf-sacrifice for Ike good of their kind. I toar that my opialoa Is stroagly oppossd to established doctrine, when I say that tke physical aOsota of axessstve brain-work, so-called, aad thoee of oxtMusUve manual labor of aay kind, are Identical, aad are both relieved by the asms restorative—balmy sleep but these literary brata-workers have shown thtir "wft and white bands," aad aired their feahioaable salts to tbs many-beaded tor osnturiea—veritable victims adorned tor the sacrlflss. Verily, we know what all tbts is worth.

No msa can aaoosasfally follow a business tor wbieh be haa no likiag. Tbe tenner deilgha ta hie ooeapatftoa ha strifes to make his farm equal If aot eaperior to aay other ia hie neighboraood, aad who wlU padga him bis lowly ambition? But tke aeoaaiplleked journalist la iadesd a Maek-to-bo-envied bsing^-H. aad N. to the eoatrary aevartbeteSB, Tbiak of tke power he wields, tbe IsllmnM Im aterta

and oomsseaiod upon by la-

aaiaersbls ootemporariee ifce tma* hllagf before, aad virtae Malting boaeatk the a^wof hit troaehaas peaf Are aot theee OKags to be tolled tor, to wear oae's sslf oat la attalalng,— •vea to die tort Ha maM ladeed be who eoataa&Ued tor kls pialaaof ita haeMdpa. bava skMtihad the smbtttoa, bat, alaa, aaifaated la real life.

wltkrtiaasassat

labor, and crippled by disease. Look at his fill, poor dntdcsf s^l bar youthful tosnlMwp gaasv aad aothing bat Us gboatf rSrasihtag to tell os what ska might been,—her dsugbtsrs, fblk)win«,Ja,^r waari tootsUpa, .broken down ibatosaitkay have wsii .rsscbsd womsttbOodt 'Tli» ^ritort taai why tbe eity q^sgti^^ bors^i stt'tn auy (MMMttwImiiftf tlitn 'BvalnHworh indssdlwitb Ua. every fnxury of life,1ibe kW In wbkfc If delights, ti^well-stockoililbrsry,, obedient s!*vaa t«, wsit.ioa it, fssbionable jMHffes, |Mtate bnfks,' opers, eeOosrt^ lecture, the fritting for thehol|days« aad last, bat Rot Ipfi#, lts onworked wife, if it hstie ooef still lovely in her mature chayms, wattlBg to welcome it tolta bo toe of oomforiand CTpg^nce..

Rockviuj^ Vov«4A.

It is best (j^fcA^p'youV'dWH'SSct^a'i)' ^o'i»av|li/Jy.{''v i, Tjftj r«kehiAniit)A will be economy. ,J-! 'uuiii.qq*

Live b|fto ^raretiga^itt*ln^ l^ asyoi^t9-. -i7«ii !fH4ii ji ili Save when:iyou fere youngs jto apsnd wSenyon art^dd.

Steady(,)uld ^4^!! tency to, a traaquUtnl*^ To

Never borrOW anything"if yon cae possibiy wvoid lt. Don't p?^^'

Neighbs!tbtJO(i

Henry Smith, who opened a new nine here during the fell, naS returned to hla homeinObTo

J. O. Howe bas palled.np stakes" and left Hla future abiding plaou bas not been determine* on.

A youth with a wagon load of peanuts was a prominent night on the Bank Oonu for »ev.-ral days. He bore tbe blaata of Boreas bravely.

R. M. Wlngate gave a Thankaglvlag dinner In bin new oank building to a large number of hla friends, several dtisens of Terre Haute and Indlanapolla being among the invited gnesta.

A noted tlpior has worked his patrtottsm up to fever heat, and is anxious to be taken to Cuban aoil which s«Hp(e»U the queation ofoneof&hakeepcerc'scbaracletv: "Wbat'a

Spyrigbt

ic) Cuba to blm or be to (blc) CubaT" applied for. The attorney* fbr the appellants la the which la now In the 8u« sounty seat ease, which lar now preme Court fbr theseeond time, are trying to get tbe ease set forward oa the docket, sa aa to set adeetakm st sasscly day, Tbsy are confident a fa /orawe raeolt,

The social ntssesphers IshegMnlag to bs stirred. Tbi rhTinin snntsln hsta

CSUt

s.*,

pork

The

PIiwmmi

rr' L"')- •••.•,' flld I l-tt I.

Don't sp^skev^iefapyope. Keep goodoompmy)ov none.( N^verptay nt fafftjhanMi'1 •»n» Try to llvq w^blu yout income',,f" Avoid tesoptatton sad ^e hapfty. ^o Bejust'befbre^you am geoeroua.H 4 J5arn mo(pey b^^ore you s^end It.. '^, Qood jcbaraoier tls aboy^ all tbipgs elSeoi) v. kJUJ i* 'bseilM

to^crt'or^W i^at

wbieb should Am dpne to-davhiij irsny one sp^ake Avli of yoti letyobr 11^' be sb tbat jTbbe will believe bitrt,

If ,yiur bap^ capH be usefully ployeil, sttendrtfr t%e«ultlvstioo of the mfrid'. 'V: 'l

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.•^b^n. you reit(4 b6d tbipli oVer what yoai have beeadoing during tbe dsjvtf yoi ane nnttoo tired.

dousrs ii

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Gossip.

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A- B- Collln^b^k bMU'lying quite low tor ibai^dayt p*st» Prof. Oreaeh 'k4Ve the tost lemos to the danolbg ctaas on MdMay.

Tbe miners bave accepted the ten ofata redoeilon and (One to work. The MethodUtS and PrwbjrVrUma be&l uulea s*wtesa on Hiaakctvlng Day.

Home of -obr people Who wanted to hear SleiIMn, are aorry thStixer engagesasat wsa Asm Oertissese* the expression, "aa far aa that ia oeaeerued," occasionally, lu bis speeches.

conaamad ao«S of tlsa qaasttons uraed un-

Moi^ay. The room wsa filled with

spectator* and a good deal of IntenM was maatftsted It Is Iwrd a» mdia the reeah, bat the question is itkMy to Mcetvee theroogh veaiilaiion, at least,

CML A. L. McOoy mm with a rather romaatielacMent hMt twelve o'ctoeft he knock at the door, ai CrteaofaehUd. Oett door he waa sarprt«e soft iaanei, raa«lla. ete., tytagon the A with a very yoane baby ta It. Noeioe .. the psrpetMteni ef the

Joke eo«M be toead.

exeat that a traveling aaan aaw a woman on taa train nma Ibntaaapott* with a Twhy waa fs mrirtbts pHee. CM£afesa3w le dMa't have tSr'OS

drsaiid,

oaawomshi

'. noonriLts,

V^JmmMIm

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la ha

at hha, aa

sss him every dsy, witk tore

asa almsdy aaaklag abariaoMtitp la

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NOVEMBER 39, 1873. Price Five Cents.

Qms

PiuialMiiBi

not raaamg st

•adgePatU'. J. ML JssesM aad Wn. 'manly ag«ta for Dakar machine at

'Judge Patta'. JetwsWaad sgents for thsi jnacbineat thfif.

lady stepped into 0. A. goods store a few day*_ago

some

Vrcrfet

hsgtin

Tbe Uuuor qneaUna bead, doits hays been brought saainat awliag WluSoot a er was

feraenial

WlttK

license. The case er WUson Porter eommencad Monday, before Mayor h* mile's court, aad eonsamtd most of dsy without getting tato Ute real qasstl at tsias. The case was then adj •uraed til aext MowJay. The room was filled

aaa peeking

nUisat this »lsm,a»*

pwaat.

Crttninal praeitds in cesartl to

tte

Sebool girl?

Abint

ws*mm•'grt

ias

Union service* Wheld on Thbtwiajr at the Preehyierlun cliufh Bev. NrL. Dick, eraon prenehsd theserssan. .v.

The lumber trade whteh has bsSaessrled bn HMMUMaHdnksa aaMaes afrpgeuenhowingito the sssrew

Mncs iMt Christmas has booimtaaLsold so of New York. UiJXU feet Jeet of sawed lumber, all ,,

MrvV*. "OoaJ bow dues lie use*

mriM# year* eo, I dnaknow, hat VMisd, 1 Uitev!wbkiaSQUshsi»" seven bandred/ and KsiMUflakMt passed ityeug top tbs

HdbiHcta#t have autairln tMii

je^iry cetabtlsbSK*)^ a mbst ivaodanm4 abewoaMOnamitaeHiMd for them by Sob ill gbl the Copntv Clerk's rt »mMf petobns vriffwee irsymaaaoea s9sana

vmwui» Norrl' MasgaraVMcCoi ^J^kej^iww,

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ItbodSpay, andhaaUag ^rtenryto pgy^i ^'0^ pany that ft wn* a good Mm# cordlngly he (Uncharged hi

iMtbodSp

bis army to occupy 11 hoilrt^r*'' fhe-cUwka^ which w,mt{A* and be

•h I

psy tor

weareliv

For the abatement of tosa mag, a debted to tbe VeMengsr asanr The Congregational 1st oonaerted at flu-1 lan's Uaiionta* WSdissday ev*atag, jr. q.,iyoo eebMatfladwat wSmyau to over. Jst) don't tt»business iathat way.

The bituds wortrtwg on tae newetravcb taa t" 'fait unlem theg are tornlshsd whisky. I am sntboeity far saying that Marshall will rater 100 mentor tbe Cuban war, etal, sooner or latei1.

no "botch" sbont it this tlwas. I shcfold think that SCUPfloinvam OSMipsr had been told oft with sdasd toola. will cotTbimself will blame soffteof

.•spaa-a

ribbon.' Randall looked all

ronnd under the waste paper, strings sasd old paper boxen, but reported, no Waste ribbon.

Last week a combined effort was made to find out tbe auithor of Tbe Mall Item*, and for a time it was maJe pretty hot. I rendered them all the amiatance that I could, bat a signal failure was made. As my pen la Insufficient to do the matterjostlee, 1 will stand aalde and let them sp«ak for them-

lilVMs

Enter "Splinter*" add WiUk) (two leading actors.) S—will. whaLlawyer did you refer to In

Tbe Mall, fast week

the

dancing Khool ia epemUon. and the traveling theatrical eompanUa have oeaaed to ignore oa. This work ws have bad four nigh la of comedy—White on Monday aod Tuesday, and taa Hlbernlca Wsdnesday and Thursday. To vary the (natamme a little we should now have a popular lecturer or two. caatwef haa a lest seme to a sen brought sai three asiooa-keepera

Vf-I tlldu't refer to any lawyer lo The Mall Ia4 Week. S-Xow, Will, tbatt too thin. I know that you write for the Meil. W—If yon doyoa know stars than 1 do. 8—You need not be afraid to teM me, 111 keepabady. W-Yoo surprise me. Rata. ItaowaothhfgsooatUiiNthiagatsU. H-h thatlaeaest, now Walt W—That's as true aa 1 Uv a--Well, who can it bet w—I am «dre 1 cant tell.

But wnuM like to know vi Tnat'slWit exactly my Is I Woo la know who it is

Jtekel-

H—8och goeaeing aa that, aad our mm wlilb- toil. I am inclined to believe that Is Mar onlsOrFrost. W-IW srrWMg, Marqala aadswsd with iht"rlro«iSds^w believe that It was thejamoos Jodgs Tower.

Wllitsm, yoa sre earning right down to tbewwk, It isetUHe the Judge or Dsa Davtdsoi 'a derfc. W—Tbers'a man oa the esraer they esfl

Mr.

Has.

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.Xho Mall is Mad hy Morspetq»le In tW» city tlmn any other n«avpepet7ue loeto, prees not«zeepted.

AspttetoltadHMast wanMustoaay that Loeis^WMk eM be bond at hsadgasrtsrs every eblag alter alx o'clock, but we don* propoM to pat this eaiemn to sot

One or

i'saaii stive tbs lawyers (OOl 4 iiJ

aodMbaa

ifw BAaaadav Mbothar df tka^edilnrof thaTarre liaatelptimal, vWUbg at

ZS*23t£Z SG£X-

«deeSctleatad termlned not to be toera^ have aeenrsd

to be heaten by any noo- te mrsd the aole agsway tor "de-

the aole sgsnsy tor

uuat Sealed oystara." A number of The Mall Unaaipers are com-

compoaltons aa probably none but thane ineggje^jbw tbe-^opnyjiamibg

nposi

divides,!^

gossip

em*

John R. lUird. of th« linger OMapany. baa hag a great deal of diflUyity lately lb domestla one now. though. It Is true tnat she

proearittg

ifVAvH]

,m J**

Andrews ,» g»'» |yhst are jyiiylng, 111 cost abont 1900*. The bUlMln^^Tj

loll

ated by a fnmaoe, /urnished by

fflj jet. MARSRALG' T1 l?

^lfcoit Wrtkt next wMh flOD.'ft.toi'l^f "tMe^TS^in this msrkafc Tlie lwR«*tArmcr|« now WUingklshog4

Ingof theOoai/altutioaof the United States and the Declaration of. ladep ad-

£3£iHft*4 lia

The com

man

k,Dt*

a-If gaasrthg wiU hrtsg Ms, wears san hOJinay be sskseor these Aewtag Marfitne Men. feaai jgiaartati as that la aa gnessfog

g^Aa^t^to^SSUadrMnot

:'SK

ilty latel

gtrl to Mrtbni aadon

duties or

Will

his

noose. He

hsa-Mcnred

aot be

bough. It ia true tnat she

will sn

much help to tbe household st preeanl. bnv a#«els#-^ Jobtt'dad, abe can be of aome service.

help to tbe household st preeant. hot Is sueha pietty

ilttfe lpdyasd

ad,

calN

will be wtning mVsit

be of a

McOoole,

pd kn post

bas discovered the merous other kno' Is not av well

unur

.i,s^cn3:£»eed^~upturnedhasthelSirulser,

MJke McCooIi

iaasEPWs.

per. but like nui« in this city, ho thlnka he Is. The

Miasouri attthorlties want Mike, but wo hereabout* he

will promise not ttrvxpose bis wbereaboi

The arfeeter portion er-ous.'altiSetWare

Rtatdp.' Oqr eat In •esicb'of the SaoM in ganlfatibit, and has at last fiirft«QaMop.jp gl^e lilie ,Uujjhj dtgadH^d

reporter ni tagard to tall or a gathered enough matter to .ed that a taa* been obiAtnefl tiifh^ nsnowingoir.-

Oft attEUPkAIID STA*K, tiOolonsl,iAi MeB'Hays

ays. jfl -j tfrtjj

ac-

tuV

h'.-.tf

Hpspinu tte^ard.DcMLj^ainiat

Avail

follows:

lure

£S. 11

.JJItsp.l#luil^aogalele. ill tn^OOHXmUOHKD arMtn fr

anat vnn#r

^onkfj.r^orVclfpir: raw best has (beea sotgaalMd, fta j'J-1 !{»:. ..

WilUams..

... ytitfleaVb"about.

JandTruarley K*Ufec. TliOt&hrtcnt "will pArttMy Mat

a giand aaa^n meeting df

llTIi tgil'-leaw' their depot-

.-will.he held on the kins aplunteem.

hie," Jamce Ul! A

Hon Beaator Osggy Song—Dan Lsngdoai. 1 oVaySSinlsTd^don't come nigh reaentaiion of a Oreoiisettle Baa'

cry welt,

fix, nttle Will, that drtvee

snoh aqaill.

W-1

Hold, Ham, let ua cooftider a spell. There i« Perry MeKaln thalwrtMa very well. 9-1 was thinking of Perry, Jwrt a meaasnt ago. $» ftot Perry's stylo is different, yoa W-^aonbsthat this Is the work of the .*,j^Miri,» 6rtb« prank* of some wild, rattllag

Banner bar

thiCbtDliln* fjAadftlik After we ceremonies tbe proceMion wlH lis bmdn lo move, amid the thoutspr

mnl-

tltude and' the walls of the Widows and .-•

°^85do», Tom fMslls. 'wy Orpbbn, Louis

Weih. 1 .»

The proceMion will march Jin the followlag oraer 1. coL McI'Uayit with a bottle Of arnica and nn accident Insuvanoe policy In hi* pocket, mounted on a fiery chargeri 2. Tlie Lieut. Col., wrapped In the Aipertesn fisg. 3. Tbs Chaplain, armed with a pair of shears, and a carpet-be^ of exrhangss in isK: his hamd. 4. Other stafr-ofilcem, Including the Foreign Correspondent. Tbe correspondent clothed In a dimlng-gown and woodc** •hoes.

tiles, uniformed In Bummer &

clothing from tht houre of Levi Uohn, 6. Colored Trxpn, Webster and Tom OX\nnel. 7. Commlaaao' wagon, draws by goyernment mule. *».'. ,•••

Government mule, Titroop.

Driver, Uol. Owbnrn. fc 8. Clewing machine agent* and caudtda(«n fer postmaater. 9. Good Templars snd riUxen* on foot. K, 10. The entire police foroe of the city a» a&«> rear guard. !&•'

KnUre polloe force, Jhn Allison. The proceMion will move noth on fndeana timet to "Whisky Corner," wbere a halt will Iw made for the purpoae of filling canteens. Tbencewest on Franklin sir^t to Jackson street sooth on Jack con strfbi to Manhattan mad, and ont Manhattan road to Cuba, am Idat the firing ofesonmt, ringing of bells and aloud scrseeh by Om American Basle.

Bmerlcan R«gle,gmllcy. Immediately after the departure of Up volunteers a mealing of dtisens will behera In tbe Court H«mse, for the nnrpone of organising a oompsay of Home Ctoarda. Howard Brigga, editor of tbe ifea, will b«* called to tb« chair, and, with thealdoCa «slrttual medium, we are enabled to gfve SBi

remarks in inli, in advsnce of thetr trllvery &-ssL Vklutw Hra t». When, it the sot of fen

organise a company of Homo Ooardiwsn for the purpose or protecting nor fire*ldt~»? [Cheers] I wotild take this occasion W pba^itr tleularty chance all

Hiom

tbemaeiveD wltli tba oratanisstion. thai Jfc is their Ixmnderi dafr never to de»ert thdk poais by leetvins ihHr fireside*. (UeA Nw eheer*

History

teschea

grtatmen wbr»- *ynrpatbl* are WltHln May. Uel at ih* soblesoldler, 0«nerw OAuit. Look ie Look st Harriet Bet fellow h-nnrrs, look lined spfl .u*e.* Bnt 1'witt not detain jJ» with ftmber retnsrka, (Cries of '^eouaenr'l bMangssat that wastouse proceed tobfo.

Job Barley offered for sdoptlen the (e*lewlng preamble aod ana lotions

Wreaa, It la Ua.e to take Col Wbena*, Dteps Maght

heselved, That wears willingfcK*eet|ikO Wilt Is the enaif for On*

all tbe yoaag men That we otMaaiM ourselves seoewpanyof HoaeCairta. aaid iMy daswrdiv dpaaiwd to pot hi* foo* Wl sacred roll of Putnam enrntt. lCbeera.1

JReontved, lhat the naMs rsHifiteer* if a ad a at sr off of aw^hpu be

aa pan

bees

as«h of oor

tasrss£,.s1" Iks

events. It bectnnee our duty/**

wito may cdnafiA

that the um,

thing the brave McOook done, w^S

aensrslly eoccedM (hat a aba In out of the wet ant Maght to be takaa to fee-

I MM

foocej thMtfas,

pttab that end wolved, That

e4 aa orepso for

aoidlera who aiay Vcotoa

daring tee alateunfoh sOMlea, pot oat.

dhppled or maimed straggML JOroens. tor wtoertft be prr*axk\y. gaaulMd. Tnat a eoMf ot thorn isaelotlQna testa red inkaad seat to Ihefraht. iraproosoitosfa

^n,

•m bMgsenin tne

ta^^gv^aar'ttoHiitws''

mmmt HKi,w

him wl

in Opsulah nsptfsl* Whwh. bstoa int^rmewfd^b«s4joura%d tbs guatds 'JTffitS wtater «oarterv rm ww