Semi-Weekly Wisconsin (Newspaper) - January 22, 1870, Milwaukee, Wisconsin THK ADMISSION OF we announced tat the for admission of Virginia to representation passed the lower and to The Utter body Xk the subject after ae the bin which it and to the dis of House but adjourned coming to a vote on The rote r which the Senate was tabled was w noes The which was be the Senate provided that every mem of the legislature and every tte before entering upon of should take i oath that ha had never sworn to support Constitution of United States and forward engaged in or that the imposed upon him by the 14th had been removed by 1 the event of any person swearing falsely i this a penalty of fine and arnent was The House pro ides for the admission of Virginia to presentation without any The fact that the Senate substituted the for its own indicates that it vors unconditional and the is that the House will be con Irred would have been ell enough to impose some such tns as those contained in the Senate is doubtful if it would do any The th amendment contains sufficient guaran against trouble from the rebel id if these should not be observed by ths neither would additional though multiplied The tople of the reconstructed states will have be trusted to a considerable degree ia le matter of carrying out the work of re and if they prove false to the lain requirements of the Constitution jere is power in Congress to call them to as has been done in the cose of It is desirable that the states be as soon as consistent with peace md the security of lift and property and and if the people of the show something of a disposition to the situation and do their work faith it is but just to give them a The Virginians have so far shown a to act in good and t is but simple justice speedily to dmit their representatives to seats in Nothing will be gained by de and while thereby the of the malcontents may be provok and ground be actually lost instead of Our faith in the integrity of politicians is not and never has Kson but we think there is as good for trusting the Virginians as any I them and therefore we hope to see the Emission passed without further de Some of the reconstructed states behaved and Virginia may fol w their The people are onx UB to see the work of reconstruction com and the troublesome question out 1 Congress that more time may be had r that body to attend to the financial and interests of the THE LONDON The London correspondent of the New ork World gives a sad picture of the con ition of tue people of The story he tells is and if as it fpears to there is little cause for Eng to congratulate as they iten upon the happy state of their The writer states that there are u the twentyseven parishes of London women and children who fould starve to death were it not for the which they receive from the parochial Of this number are in and the are what are denominated outdoor poor and of these ore nd the remainder There are now more paupers than at this time last Terrible as this story the writer darkens it by the additional statement that the number mentioned does not embrace ths whole of the pauper lation of Besides this number there is another vast army of persons to a certain are dependent upon charity for but who have not made good their claims to regular relief from those in charge of the charity Think of a city containing within its lim its a pauper population of more than double the entire population of this city Yet with this sad and shocking reality staring the British Government in the millions of dollars are bestowed upon the sprigs of royalty who squander it in revels and de What the rotten royalty of England costs the government would place in comfortable circumstances the poor of or send them to the agricultural regions of this where they could maintain The poor rate tax in the various parishes of London ranges from Is to Sid per or from about to one quarter of every cues What would Americans say to such taxes No people can long continue to suffer such drain upon their resources without bo coming No wonder that business in the city is reported to be very although prices are reduced to the lowest point In this condition of the London lace there is a question for philanthropists and economists to With these facts before us we may well ask what would have been the condition of London had there not been a drain of her population to thin Vast numbers of the paupers ot that city are paupers because they can get no work to Without emigration the population would have been much than it is and work so much difficult to But there will a time whan emigration will cease to and the question of how to re lieve the poor will come home to statesmen And philanthropists with redoubled In the cane of the first step toward bettering the condition of the poor should be to decrease the expended and the to encourage industry and frugality by making it easier for poor people to ob tain a hold the secure homes of their With such laws as prevail in England there must of necessity always be very large class of the people very if not actually To be born poor there is almost equivalent to being born to of for the chances for of property are small and there are few circumstances that stim elate one to labor to that Cheap labor and low prices are not always pro motive of prosperity among the whatever economists may plausible the theory may just before be ginning his discourse on Sunday morning with an appearance of ation and unusual with him to an offer recently made him of an increase of salary from as at present to He he grateful for tht which had prompted that but he could on DO account entertain the idea of accepting He had now sufficient for hii needs and was offer of an he decisively de This declination will increase the confidence of the public in ft and remove the op for many a at his VOLUME NUMBER A of made a sharp speech in tbe House of Representa on the for of the Philadelphia navy yard to League He then went on to show that the estimated appropriations for the different departments of government were and that there is not yet the economy in the management of government affairs that there ought to be and that there had been This League Island provides for the sale of the Philadelphia Navy Yard prop and tbe transfer of yard to League at the mouth of the just below The yard in Philadelphia is said to be worth from three to six millions of and it will grow more valuable while it will cost somn ten millions of dollars to make a good yard at League It is charged that this scheme is pressed in the interest of private parties in who hope to profit by the increase of real estate in the lower part of the which it is expected will take place if the yard is The opponents of the with great that this scheme if ried will involve an increase in the expenditures of the navy department of many millions of and to no pur because at present there is no need for the change in the present yard is now ample for all and will be for Granting these repre to be Dawes and of this will do the country a great service if they de feating League Island as they have set out to It is time that Congressman understood that the people are in earnest in demanding that private jobs at the ex pense of the national treasury shall that the strictest economy consistent with of the public service shall prevail and if nny to sub serve private shall vote for any un necessary draft the public be should consigned to private ife at first There must e no squandering of the public a summary of whose speech will be found elsewhere in our ia severe upon his political but he IBS done right in uttering the The republican party has justly claimed the confidence and support of the people on the ground of honesty and and it must continue to make good its pro fessions and THE Since the death of the great the anecdotes and reminiscences of him that have appeared in print are nu merous and only now that he is seem fully to comprehend greatness of his and his goodness of A biography of aim and a history of his administration of he war written by a capable jmd one who thoroughly knew and appre would be a valuable to American We hope such a biography may be man is deserving of and the country needs it The Christian of New has an appreciative article upon rom which we select the following para illustrative of his devotion to his and his judgment of men How utterly Stanton gave himself up his duties is well shown by a remark which IB mane to ns respecting a very critical peri od of tho war For two weeks 1 was not be yond the hearine of thoBO wires the lines f wires connecting with all the fields of military operations were brought to head quarters in the War I slept on that sofa without taking my clothes and had my food brought to me We may be mistaken as to the length of time mentioned by but it was many We asked What period of the war to you the most critical When was moving in front of and we something was going but could not find out Then came Hookers and we hardly knew what man to put in hia That ws the darkest Thia was just before the immortal battle ot from like an outrun ning the rebellion never to re cover strength We asked his opinion of A man of great of common and of uncommon Of Sheridan he said Since that day when young Bonaparte fought his Italian cam there has not been such a of u When he is in battle he carries around him a huge orb of Of another general we asked Is not when under very high excitement apt to his head He has not got any he replied with a look BO very full and solemn that the effect was exquisitely General Thomas was the above all who to have excited Stan tons enthusiastic He is the one really great in noble in He then gave in striking language the picture of his preparation for the battle of and hie conduct of the conflict THE KEW FROM An Albany correspondent of the New York Tribune gives the following sketch ot the United States Senator elect from We learn from this Utter that the new Senator is a brother of the late Joseph of who was for some years American Minister to and who was a man of decided Bin The results of tee Iowa Senatorial here by political friends by some who are familiar with selected for the long Judge George Wright is a brother of the late Joseph Wright of Though he law nuder that he differed witU him politically from the Wright took sides with tho republicans in the In addition to being nearly run into Congress about 20 years short only about 400 voles out of a poll of nearly he has been kept in the Supreme Court of by repeated for the last 15 two las being for the office of Chief Though abstaining from active participation in parti san contests while on the his early and ban been such aa to secure the hearty confidence of Republicans throughout the while he was honored with the respect of the party from which he always His unremitting attention to duty on the Supreme with bis nu occasioned his being leas abroad than some of bis competitors for ths 8 and the fact that he was thus less known elsewhere was an ob raised by some few Republicans against the result now proves that the people of Iowa appreciated the rea and are cordially satisfied with the knowledge they have of each doubting that his of Senatorial duty at Washington will soon render him sufficiently known through the With almost feminine mildness he combines in domitable Those know him best will most readily credit The Tribunes prediction that is destined to take a high rank in the Clark Gaines has recovered pos session of a certain number of toises of land in the heart of New Orleans but a question has arisen whether they are toises or square or as a local paper puts it whether toises carrees or English square toises or toises they do in French and or OF To the oft repeated assertion of the ne that the freedmen have no thrift that they will never accumulate and never better their condition as a peo best answer is the report of the Savings Bank of A correspondent writing in regard to it During the four and a half years of its ex istence the Freedmen have of which over a million and a half is on deposit and the amount is steadily In the average monthly in crease was in while last month the increased deposits were When depositors have drawn out their pains have been taken to trace the use of the and it has been found that 70 per ot tbe money has gone to the purchase of the building of or the setting up in business or mechanical The deposit in the savings bank has general ly been the first step in the elevation of the black ultimately securing to him a home and Experience shows not only that the number of depositors is increasing month by but that the disposition to save is reaching the poorer a couple of years had never beard ot a savings Petitions are coming in from the freedmen in all parts of the South for branches among and one has just been opened at Atlanta In where such an institution has just be en tbe deposits for the first few days averaged a At the branches in tbe thirteen of the cashiers are colored All tUe deposits are invest ed in Government SUMS PAID BY THE We find the following paragraph in a Washington to an eastern and transfer it to our columns because it shows the comparative productive wealth of tbe several larger It will be seen that New York returns more than donble that of any other while Ohio comes beating the great state of vania by R million of dollars The total receipts of internal revenue for the fiscal year ending June from all I he States and Territories was This is exclusive of the receipts for tax on and passports through the State Of this sum New York paid over 000 Then follow the other States aud in relative as fol lows California Indiana and no on down to which is ranked or lowest among the Idaho pays the and Wyoming the smallest sums among the Tbe District of Co lumbia paid andii marked 27 among the State THE OF BROOKLYN is quite as re markable as that of any Western In the three years ending with 1869 there were erected iu that city equal to a very considerable city of them The number of buildings erected hist year was more than in any pre vious When it is considered that the greater portion of these buildings are fine stores aud elegant costing from ten to fifty thousand dollars the real magnitude of this growth of the City of Churches will be better Al though rents there are what would be con very high they are not so high as in New York hence many New Yorkers are moving to Brooklyn the per sons so moving last year numbered over twenty The city is also growing in beauty as well as in the numbers of its Extensive improvements in the condition of its streets and in the laying out and adorning of squares and parks are in progress in a very few Prospect Park will rival the Central of New if it does not exceed it in Although property is not so high as in New it has rapidly appreciated in value in the last few and prices are now very A few quo tations of the price of vacant lots will be On Eighth near Pros they bring On Ninth facing sales have lately been made of at The highest priced lots in the city are in the neighborhood of the On Colum bia is asked for Several lots for on the south side of Fulton near sold lately for to The site of Brooklyn is one of the finest in the world for a great city it is high and sufficiently uneven to ensure first rate drainage it overlooks New York city and bay and the East and a view of the ocean may be had from some of the highest Brooklyn will yet be tbe most populous city on this continent THE GEORGIANS are not so belligerent as they were a few weeks The act of Congress requiring the state to be has had a very salutary effect some of the recalcitrant members of the Three Senators and seven teen members of the all Who were in the old legislature that expell ed the andat that time took the oath declaring themselves have refused now to take the and have made ap plication to have their disabilities Thus they acknowledge by this act that they were not qualified to take the we should came very near accus ing themselves of It is some con solation to know that they have to conscience and have not a second time committed There is hope for them A from notes the foot that the school where colored men are studying and fitting themselves to be teach ers and ministers is in the building form erly occupied as the slavepen to confine them at night He writes It seemed a sort of poetic justice that this very with the marks still at its windows of the iron bars that held back the negro to the dead level of should now be the cradle of his instruction and the place resort for draughts at the Pierian that till BO been closed against Could anything more forci bly illustrate the mighty revolution taken place in the last ten years in the con dition and destiny of an enslaved race The of only ten years ago have become the gateways to a higher life THE AMONG BEK is something and is an evi dence that a curse rests the of Alluding to a state ment that appeared in an eastern paper to the effect that some Mormon had buried 48 the Utah Reporter says that it can show its eastern rary polygamous grave yards of one family that contain the remains of 148 The Reporter adds that as Utah is of the healthiest countries in the this astounding mortality is due to and nothing Verily a system that draws after it such fearful evils is one which should incur uncompromising hostility of every lover of his Boston paper calls the new Byron the old one hammered out live in a striking ladies should not be money grows grow science that needs York is also having mit de gas is having roasted ears we are having freezing on their dignity are apt to spoil the most prominent feature of winter It best thing to do for a broken fe male heart is to mend it Atlantic and Great Western Bail road has been York now builds her under at least her Can a man who is debt for his boots truly say that is his own preconceived opinions should not be pinions to bind tehir position at the head of the Mormon church is a very actor should be a sculptor aa in order to cnt a good figure on the New Yoik Sun says the Door of Wisconsin is always open to on railroads is accept able but at a hotel table quite best pew in Beechers church is held by a rich speculator in He paid New York paper estimates that 000 persons go to bed drunk in that city every night ia a sign in Buffalo which reads Henry Dealer in Thats just his give us our bread and occasion ally forgive us our says a New Or leans and we ore thinks Rhode Island needs a new We should think two capitals enough for that little miniature of the sisters of brother Cookes church in New defend his and declare they will stand by him to the Dickens says that his confidence is all bestowed upon people with a big This excludes who uses a Email fares are down in The Journal says according to the new schedule only is charged for a ride of three like to read epigrams against us Said When a cul prit clanks his chains you know that they are on New York there is no class whose opinions are of more impor tance than the because they are greater in numbers and more honest in brought back a beautiful ape from Egypt The rivalry causes hard feel ings and loud words between her and One of them animals in a family is Pomeroy publishes all notices of his complimentary and under the head of Thunder for the Demo crat A kick is just as good as a compli ment to Church considers Beech era good financial in vestment who moved the advance in the pastors salary to remarked that without him it would be impossible to raise the large sums of money the church had dead hopeless good place for be without money is to be oriental pig fastest city in the open winter has closed with a hard times every man should bear his own of a coroners from inability to Shakers believe that sex is eternal in the human soul no less than in the is stated that seven out of the nina Police Justices in New aay plaze for kind of sewing machine should a musical young lady use of of has refused a call to a per annum po sish in San fellow who has been jilted says will have nothing more to do with the They are all is a man named in who has two and a half bushels of children ten little New Orleans paper calls drank losing ones identity by a combina tion of liquid has been introduced in Congress regulating descents in Both the sense and scents ot that pestiferous region need a heap of is with dog its a kind of affliction that we should think would redound to her An ab sence of dogs is no curs to a young man was sued in Chicago the other day by a woman for claimed as due for services rendered in negotiating a matrimonial Tho court did not are rogues like old books When they are bound when are unlike When they are com is committed to memory and the other to baa up its mind that it is a moral impossibility to form a strictly firstclass base ball dab in that city and so they yield up all hope of wrenching the championship from the Red Louisville Journal observa tion teaches us that there ia not a more dangerous character to be found any where than ft clergyman in kids and with a cigar in his month at an angle of 45 dictionaries will have to credit Senator Sumner with a new word used by him during the debate on the Virginia The new coinage is They should put it alongside of THE STATE of Bills of Evening every mem ber was in his seat tonight at the fall of the Speakers After prayer by the the business roll waa and the following ti ns and bills were Some of such as the Death Penalty and School Money and Medi cal are of general and will likely call out some of the debating strength of the Col presented the report of Tim Lumber Inspector for District His report shows the following amounts of logs and lumber scaled and manufactured during 1869 on Black river and at its month of logs millions dc do square logs do Amount of lumber 29 do do shingles do 13 do do lath do 8 do Harris introduced a resolution for the appointment of a joint to obtain a proposition from River and Wisconsin Improvement to transfer the franchises of that By Bertram To extend time of col taxes in Watertown to 21 at Rules suspended and Graham To protect game in the counties of and Bliss To change the apportionment of school making attendance of scholars the ot apportionment to allow jurymen to affix the death penalty to capital In relation to medical prac tice requiring two terms of medical stud or a diploma front a medical before practicing Chase To authorize the assessors of the town of Milwaukee to correct assessment roll Bertram To provide for an act for the city of Watertown to compromise and settle its railroad debt May In relation to in cer tain Johnson To provide for the tion of steam boilers within the state to incorporate the Spencerian Business Potter To amend the statutes in re lation to mechanics Chandler To amend the charter of the village of Sun The joint resolution of the Senate rela tive to adjournment was received and laid Half a dozen local bills were started in the Senate but none of general interest The Speaker will announce the standing committees for the Assembly tomorrow at The Congressional question seems to be quietly dividing itself between General At wood and Senator Columbia county is a but no other county seems to be looking that General Atwood is pledged to retire at the end of the vacancy if His friends chum that he will draw the Colombia county if Columbia fails at Rock and Jefferson may hold the other two counties exactly in and the result be decided by sharp Angus from La is on the floor and meets with hearty recognition from many old Standing Committees of Assembly of IK both The Governors Reception at Even standing com of the Assembly were announced at the opening of the morning A happy and judicious instinct seems to have guided the Speaker in this most delicate and arbitrary work of appointing such a multitude of committee men on so brief an selection of John son for the chairmanship of the Dewey for State Chandler for Ways and Hale for Federal Graham for and Kuntz lor was a tion of special and general fitness that none could There are able men also on the other such as CoL San who have done honor to the chairmanship of impor tant and I dont quite see what party require their entire The following is a complete list of the three of which were accident omitted from the Journal list published this morning Ways and Max Banks and John Ad Daniel Ban State Beu ben John Federal Har James Bob Mout James State Lu ther Internal Van John Bar Phil Medical Me Town County Assessment and Collection of Taxes Narra Bridges aud Isaac Education Mo Me School and Charles John Swamp and Overflowed John John Lumber Mining and Eay Privileges and Legislative L Contingent Luther Bis ford Isaac d John Charles Enrolled Zautcke George Joint Committee on James Local Thomas i After the of the report of Lum Inspector ot District for 180 The report shows the amount of Graham offered resolution to appoint committee on Tariffs resolution for adjournment referred to for on State af fairs of Governors massage for Balch presented to vil lage Charter Potter to give talisman same pay per dim ta regular jurors to amend the law in re lation claims for damages against rail roads to codify the laws relat ing to election to 250 copies of Websters Dictionary fox Apiece to enable the city of Beloit to Kettle their bonded debt to incorporate the Appleton Manufacturing Stock in relation to pauper be tween not in tbe same county to enforce the and prevent any improper appropriation of money to religions institutions Hal lock to incorporate Fountain City Turner Association Adams to amend the laws exempting property from seizure for debt to amend law limiting rate of interest allowing the count of Eau to borrow rules suspended and In the Taylor offered a joint amending the constitution and providing for five Supreme Court for a term of ten years each Griswold to amend so aa to abolish Grand Jury system memorial to regrant the lands of the Croix and Su and Bay field railroad presented a to protect fish in Fox Lake to extend the rights of the Milwaukee Omnibus and to allow them to lay tracks on unoccupied streets of the city to restore the limitation ot indictments to six years also to limit the powers of county sor in relation to tax It seems to the beat opinion of the Assemblymen that the work of the session will be finished inside of eight The preliminary scaffolding is the masonry and patch of legislation cannow go on with all speed and The material ot the legislature is pronounced about a fair average with previous ones in point of and I think it will figure a good av in respect to other There are but few leaders in the Assembly andI think none who will attempt the role of Sat Clark baa long since toned Senate down to the strictest measure of courtesy and and I dont look for any clashing or resounding of that three days at least Tha first Tuesday evening reception at the house came off to and is reported to have fairly attend considering the slippery The and wifes did the honors with much refreshments and opera were serv ed but no State The following table shows the average length of of the differ ent State Legislatures Days in Per annually 6 biennially 10 Connecticut 65 3 annually 3 biennially annually 9 fS biennially 2 5 l annually 5 biennially 60 8 annually 91 5 biennially 5 annually 3 biennially Minnesota S 91 8 biennially 58 5 3 New Hampshire 38 3 annually New New T3 North 135 7 biennially 42 annually 65 1 South 6 biennially 8 3 annually 9 4 biennially West 45 3 annually the 42 days half For 50 days pay alter 40 TOa pay after 100 adjourn pay after 40 Amusing are kisses like creation Because they are made out of but prove to be very Some of the strongminded women de matrimony they there is something childish in it lapdog biting a piece out of a male visitors hia mistress thus ex pressed her compassion Poor little crea ture 1 I hope it wont make him London thief returned s purloined umbrella with this note This has prade hon my ever sin I stole learned referring to tight avers that it is a positive inasmuch as it kills all the foolish girls and leaves all the wise ones to grow up to be husband advertises thus My wife Maria hsa strayed or been Whoever re will get his bead As to trusting anybody can do so if they see fit for asl never pay my own ita not likely Ill pay the Wyoming House of Representa tives a distinguished seeking to sustain a point of ly removed his outer and remark ed if some reliable man will hold my 111 teach the honorable gentleman that he is out of The point of order waa late CoL L Barnes of well known for his many quaint once gave his opinion of the millennium as follows said I be lieve in the and that the time will come when the lion and lamb will lie down together I think the lamb will be badly scared the first night lines by on Irish landlord My tenants iu Ireland who cabins have Do not pay but do pay then Of course I am Im not to be got at But there is my hes paid to be shot Hes not a bad Ive known many a worse Hed fit for the a most shootable per Mary husband has sent a poem to the Independence of which the following is a The bird cans from its gilded cage Its far in the wildwood And so my sonl still wails for Bright angel of my But if our a cruel Hath cut our hearts Diary bring my back And then go vote forever Japan paper says that rats so numerous in the fields about that they defy cats and and by their depredations have forced many persons to abandon rice effectual remedy would be A Spec ial who has been introduc ing valuable plants from sought to introduce the rice of Java bat the Kanaka fearing the coming of the serpent devil they had read into their happy j compelled theu Commissioner to overboard in of from Deacon Frightful Demoralization at the From tie Toledo DV Noo Janour Yesterday I received the letter from that old Saint in Deekin Elkana It was delayed a long ex the Deekin it to Petroleum The letter carrier any idee that there wuz any man in the 6th ward who had any title to that But I finally got it I need not say that after reedin it I closed my bar and hung crape ante the the de moralization nv this age But it wuz a comfort to heer from Ez in water face to so the heart uv man The tez should in at Ez in but I takeno liberties with This is the Doekins epistle X Mr avale myself uv the presence uv a young man from who kin to inform joo ez to the con of things in yoor old home Things is bad here and is rapidly Sence yoo left us it seems to me ez tho kaos hed come and that was bein wuss The first families hev lost their grip niggers and hev come in and hev takin and X Roads ia no longer a place in wich a gentleman nv refinement and cul ture kin decently That infamous Joe and that ia in partner at least Joe is a selling goods for Pol and his store is the resort uv all uv their class fur miles The old settlers hev nothin to do with We disposed to but when Pollock to let goods wich we hed bought go out of the store till they wuz paid and the next minit give credit to we indignantly declined to deol with That indignity we wood ent submit We two merchants from Louisville to start biznis but they didnt stay They give and ther trade wuz but they hed difficulty in their When one nv em presented his to told indignantly that ef that wuz the way he to do biznis he mite ez well said I mite ez well deel with He insolent that he wished I hed delt with and flung hisself out of my Mer chants a disgustingly mercen threatens to close out and leava He hez on all our land to its full and sence the are all in the hands nv men who dont drink likker at he sez there aint no money within his and he cant carry us much He sighs for the good old times under Johnsons when all the money received by the Post the Assessor and Collector poured into his He is morose and and waters Lis likker I alias hev to take five or six drinks before I experience any But these things is not the worst or most gloomy uv the the Theres nv The chivalry uv the Corners hev lost all Only last week ther wuz a lecturer advertised to make a speech in the hall over Pollocks Shel this askt Bas bringing his fist down onto the bar till the glasses Never Isaaker Gavitt and the others in the who drinks out the battles we all took and to the hall Yoo remember with what we ior merly mobbed We at all eager that only run a rod or two our pace got down to slow walk afore we reached the spot and when we got into the hall meekly sot down to the and away without heavin a stun at When Bascum reproached us for our lack uv I told him that it no Men mob anybody on sich likker ez he It wont do to when yoo hev sich bizness on But that were not the most sign nv the Within a month two Methodist preachers hev held forth in this and neither were hung or shot What hope kin there be where such things occur And wat is two uv our old friends their meet and they quit comin to Bas and I their children yesterday with shoes Bascom sighed ez he seed it Its a to he Whats a sez so long ez them men stayed with me all they no money to spend that they dont come no more they hev but they waste it on and I dont get it Why moke men capable nv working all day and nite Ther aint no change in me my bouse is At the nv the we wuz com to use our for ez me and my oldest the labor to cnt the winters The wont for Next winter I suppose the sitting room will then the wings wich we yoose for a spare and ef I am not gone hentz that I dont know wat we shall do for The coil uv fate is about The niggers up towards are property and pay their taxes but wut good is that to Bascom The is all and that money ia diverted into other than These vandals hev macadamized a mils nv road between the Corners and and built a bridge over the Kin yoo blame Bascom for wantin to leave here hev heard of yoor success and am glad uv it Wood that I cood git into suthin nv the sort Wood my fate wuz different But we cant all keep I shel stay here and when all the people ia gone I shel go Thank Heaven the time is not far Yoor yoo cood send me a jug uv likker wich hez life into it I shood remember it After Bas coms watered stuff it wood be a gleem nv after a long and I laid down the old mans letter affected to Water in the whiskey Children with while old men lack sustenance Macadamized roads Bridges Methodist Preachers lecturers nism these ia Thank I am where none nv these things kin I shel send the old man his It will put him out uv hia misery and smooth his pathway to the when hes gone what I owe him is wich wuz THB FAKE 07 Del ord concludes an article written in com memoration of the seventieth anniversary of the death of for the as The the American lic ask with a what it has the progress of the human mind what types in literature or in the arts it has created Tha great Republic can answer I have given to the modern world its ideal citizen in the person of When thia great man was descending into the tomb mourned by free leaving in its cradle a nation destined to grow in in fluence a belated Cesar was getting ready to mount throne of Napo leon fell in tha midst of the bloody rains which hia ambition had leav ing his country in the hands of The glory of Napoleon growa paler and while Washingtons grows constant ly more It is the same with the ideas the two respectively represent ism disappearing republic is talcing possession of tho has Md one for haa a population of only has abolished corporeal i is stated that debt of nearly equal to that of the United carriage drawn by four trained goats is now kept for hire at Cental New aJ planet Venus can now be distinctly with the naked eye at when i estimated at the perl j J worth of French plateglass mir rors for the Union Hotel at i tax on dogs in Great Britain is five shillings per and the show that there are on the Mexican lion seven feet seven inches in was killed in McLennan county one day last week by a party of Liverpool mock auctioneer sentenced to penal seven years for defrauding a woman of about five average cost of producing a bush el of wheat in Iowa ia estimated at not less than eighty So says thousand tons of coal are each day in the gasworks of Tha aggregate consumed in a year ia ten million cubic feet population of Germany is now of North Confedera numbers and the Southern machine having been invented to clean the Ramie this the New Or leans Picayune removes the only ob to its German thinks we are to have an transformation The zodiacal light ia to resolve it self into another a in a Brooklyn the other six ladies their One of the victims waa robbed while looking at the a and Charles Mil got into a fight in on Christmas during which the negro bit off a large slice of the white mans lion heart of Eng Richard the First of Duke of haa just been removed from the treasury of Rouen and placed in a new tomb in the Calvort Texas are paying three for beeves weighing from 500 to 550 and cents for those weighing upwards of 550 Common Council of haa passed a imposing a fine on any person who retails pork in that without having it first inspected by the rity is over eighty years since began to talk about modifying or abolish ing the franking and since then nearly every has re commended some action on the man got into a school house in San on New Years and in trying to get out through a waa caught by his and hung head down ward until when he was ladys made of creamcolored Morocco beautifully embellished ma border of gold and has been sent to Miss Ida of as a testimonial from the employes of a Provi dence endowment of the Agricultural College of Pennsylvania yields an annual income of Tha present number of students is Three farms are connected with the pur chased at an aggregate cost of priest who recently married Prince of to the Princess de Wied is threatened with suspension because he neglected to stipulate in what religion the children that may be born shall be brought The Prince is a Catholic and the wife a Mississippian who went to Califor nia to obtain Chinese and found it impossible to get them at a profitable has determined to remove to Southern feeling assured that he can raise cotton cheaply and to more profit than in ia etiquette in London for a lady to cnt her douce partner next day when she sees Mm in the park or A girl who stops to speak to a man with whom she has waltzed and supped the night be runs the risk of being either or perhaps severely and seriously Boston paper saja the n ho supplies the Corn fruit yesterday deserted her leaving her basket behind with an the handle asking her patrons o help themselves and their own as she had gone to a Womans total cost of maintaining the Sing Sing prison for year was divided as follows Male female The total were from the male from the female a deficiency of to be provided for by the King of Prussia haa ordered all priests to take thia oath I swear before Sod and by His word to ba always faithful to my gracious King and to my mighty I will always defend the and will all reaches me through the confessional that may be harm ful to His Royal his and his well beloved The Penny Stamp Duty in England has brought into the treasury during the last financial year about an increase of over the receipts in The number of penny stomps issued in the amounted to or nearly five times as many as the population of Sreat In 18656 the number of penny stamps issued waa six degrees of crime are thus de fined He who steals a million is only a financier who steals half a million is only who steals a quarter million is only a defaulter who steals a hundred thousand ia a rogue who steals fifty thous and in a knave but he who steals a pair of boota or a loat of is a scoundrel of the deepest dye and deserves to There are within Pennsylvania school districts schools graded schools school directors 76 superintendents and The average cost of tui tion for each pupil is ninetyseven cents per The whole cost of tuition for the year ia Total in expenditures of all kinds during the Estimated value of school ia a wonderful Healing Pool in Gratiot A well three and a half in sunk in search of at of 200 to spout water so powerfully magnetic that penknives dipped into it became permanently cups and gloss tumblers held in the water galvanized with a re sembling But the marvelous pecu of thia water ia its healing t seems to be a veritable Pool of Be TEX LAST BZ waa a little paper on describing the visit of an educated who had never been n a city to the graves of persona who lie buried in the very busiest art of New It was says the to think of thia Western man regarding the in Trinity churchyard with the same feelings that wa would look upon the or the or the or on col of said my friend the that thia man wno was so wonderstruck the churchyard at the head of Wall had often seen in the forest of Oregon trees as old at least aa the and a quarter aa old as we reckon the globe to L SThe great democratic Governor Hoff of New ia accused of ing the financial portion ef irom a speech of the great ator
