D0INGS wo IM-^W my, jgn. "-W'-yw E rH Ikw film $*"*4 Mrs. Ida Pierce, confiined in jail at tween Gladstone and Beaconsfield. -The signature now." Ex-Senator Trumbull and others briefly testiGed, when the committee former arraigned the latter for his transac La Crosse since last spring for contempt of adjourded to New York, to resume the examination CBIMBS Airj* ejtiaiiifAJjS. tions at the Berlin Congress. Gladstone court for refusing to deliver to her divorced of witnesses, July 29th. JA.S BOBELETETER, Proprietor. At a picnic quarrel in Louisville, Ky., makes but little impression in his hostile husband her child, has been released by or MONDAY, July 29 The Potter committee ten or fifteen persons were wounded, and two attacks upon Beaconsfield and the Berlin der of the Supreme Court, on the ground MINNESOTA NEWULM met in New York city. Ex-Gov. killed by being stabbed. reaty. tnat she was imprpperly imprisoned. r-j^1 Palmer oi Illinois testified*. Hejrant to New November J@R|d converea- wo drunken tramps quarreled at Winona On the 26th of July, the steam wagon Orleans, in A a club banquet in London the other CURRENT TOPICS G\. Kellogg $PU\.Vth Friday July 26th. One daugerously Green Bay, broke down near Evansville, Wis*- day, Lord Beaconsfield speaking of the assertion stabbed the other with a knife. of Gladstone that the Turkish convention and was shipped home without finishing the and was shinned ho TS tW flh^,M, mf i ^iS^S^^^X^^^^ An affray occurred at Nashville, the was an insane one characterised Gladstone as Rural debating societies in "Western trip. The steamer Oshkosh made the trip and Gen. Anderson, and impressed upon 24th inst., in which shots were exchanged. "a sophistical rhetorician, inebriated with the successfully. The 'commissioners will not them that civil war might follow ithis matter Massachusetts are debating the threecornered of the trttsidential election. There was a Two men were killed, and several wounded. exuberance of his own verbosity and egotistical make the award for several .days, but everybody question: Which is the worst having the prize of difficulty & to who-should be ~Befeted to fill Oshkoshs imagination. A stray shot severely wounded a colored girl. favors nuisance to the farmerthe potato bug, the vacancies in the board. Democrats had In Monroe, Louisiana, July 30th, a $10,000 appropriated, by the Legislature. made extraordinary efforts to capture the Col. Mosby, the Virginian, of rebel the tramp, or the peddler? negro vote. He saw Eliza Pinkston* when body of masked men forcibly took from the A Helena, Montana dispatch ot July guerrilla fame, has been irterviewed, and she was brought into, |the^ room bv two jailjfour colored men charged with murder, 29th says, Lieut. Wallace overtook and foufht declares the opinion that Gen. Grant will be men, and her condition ceYtainly was A political Convention in California and hung them on a tree in Court House the Indians 'who committed the recent the Republican candidate for President in 1880 horrible. It was about ,$he,.seventh of consisted of 250 delegates, but a man squdre. DeceTnber when witness" left Louisiana. He murders at the mouth of Bear add Rock and that he will be elected. He says he can had heard Mr. Ascher say/that? Judge Levisee who was nominated for the best place on A Portland, Oregen dispatch says the creeks, on the North Fork of the Clearwater carry all the States that Hayes carried, and stated the election was a fraud, and if lie could the ticket says there were 1,023 persons bodies of Lorenzo D. Perkins and wife murdered Sunday, July 21si, killing six and wounding more too. He says he is the only Republican have $100,000 he would give his vote to Tflden. by the Indians near Rattle Springs, three. Among the killed was Tababor, their that can carry any Souther State, declaring If witness was asked if the ele'C'tidii in' Louis presented to him as delegates, and when iana was fair, he would say no. The sense Columbiariver have been recovered by a party chief. They also killed twenty-three head of there is no section of the country in which thai**Tilden and he left his room at the hotel it was lined wask of the people there of citizens who went on the trail of the missing their stock and captured thirty-one Indians, Gen. Grant has warmer and stronger friends Nicholls were elected. He had heard, of with three rows of empty bottles its entire people. consisting of seventeen bucks and two squads, than in the South. He thinks he will be ntrprosecutio against parties chaTgeowith iL length, and there was a pyramid of Lieut. Wallace'6 party numbered thiitden committing the Pinkston outrage. He said The newspapers have a tale of a lady nominated by acclamation and will be sustained empty cigar boxes. to Gov. Wells and Gen. Anderson that soldiers and two citizens. No casualties on being abducted from a drawing room car on by the conservative sentement of the the Tildon electors were chosen,,, .but. tnat r** our side except the wounding of a few horses. the New York Central, ontraged and robbed. country, and be sure of an election. they might on a fair consideration of the The fight lasted two hours. 1 If such things can be, what female can be safe A Portland paper gives tni,s as a proof question come to arf A Chicago dispatch of July 24th says: different conclusion. Witness satisfied himself as to the perpetration in traveling without a male protector. The of the force of imagination: The owner It having been discovered that in the last of the Pinkston outrage by inquiries, and bold audacity of prowling villians has got to election for Congressman from the second of a,standard thermometer, on Exchange he'supposed that? the political parties, then, be alarming. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION. district, West Side, that the certified returns by taking the same means of inquiry that he street, etherized the mercury to-day, reducing Inveatlgatlng the Election ot 1876 Under John G. Tappan, of Boston, Mass., a did, could have also satisfied themselves as to in the office of the secretary of state show the it to temperate. Men came along the Potter ResolutionJames JB. Anderson its perpetrators. He told Gov. Kellogg if hitherto honored, and supposed honorable vote was. Col. Geo. R. Davis 14,436, Hon. and Secretary Sherman on the these things happeijredl3ntp5ifb^ :he would perspiring at every pore, with fans spread business man, Treasurer of the Belting company, Carter H. Harrison, present incumbent, 14,- Stand. bring the parties' to punishment or his would and umbrellas, and when they saw the has misappropriated to his own use over 391, giving Davis an actual majority of 45. leavethe State. He believed that the people WEDNESDA Y, Julv 24th. Judge would have been satisfied With the Packard $000,000 of the company's money. He has The returns as made up at the time of the William Whittaker and John Douglas testified indications, lowered the umbrellas, folded government if they thought he had been fairly regarding the signatures to the second held the position as treasurer since the organization election gave Harrison a majority of 642. their fans, and remarked how quickly elected. After a few unimportant questions, set of electoral certificates. Several witnesses of the company, thirty years ago. Colonel Davis this morning represents his intention Gov. Palmei's testimony was closed and the testified as to the crookedness in regard they felt the sea breeze. desperado, of contesting on the grounds furnished Bannock John, an old Indian committee adjoumsd till the 12tU of August, to affidivits. Some testimony was unless sooner called together. by these figures, but it is believed that it is given as to the formation of bands of regulators, was killed by two or more Indians the other Teach your daughters and your sons outside of the law. The regulators were too late in the session to accomplish anything. day, belonging to Sempi agency, Idaho. mostly young men. The organization led to alike, next to honor, next to love of home Bannock John had murdered a white man but Alleging a Breach of Promise. exc sses and for that reason was disbanded. a few days before his own taking off. He was to love their country. Then when her At Atlantic City, N. Mr. Kelly testified that he went to New Orleans at the request of From theNe^ Yor*Tribune, Iff ff J,J murdered by his fellow Indians in self protection, need comes, if come it must, in any MISCELLANEOUS. President Grant, and testified "as to intimidations Miss Came I 'Grixori, \he daughter of so desperate in character had he became. struggle, her honor will be their own, and there He said Weber's testimony there a retired naval officer, has begun a suit The Pensylvania miners are organizing The coroner's verdict, in Cincinnati, that the returning board was influenced by Court to life itself will not be too dear to offer for in the King's County Suprferire to force an increase of wages. the visiting statesmen was unqualifiedly false. July 24th, upon the death of Nellie Stickley her sake. Who that remember a battle, recover $5,000 from James "VJf. Efbarm&n, The general chaiacter of the evidence showed The Nevada bank has sold a million the woman of ill fame who was shot by ntimidation some of it was most abhorcnt. for alleged oreach of piomise ofmarriage. a husband or son sacrificed who that JoseDh Payton, -b Iit she came to her death ounces of fine silver to the government. He heard the stones of Eliza Pmkston and Sharman is thirty-five years of age, and ever saw a soldier die, or stood in any from a pistol ball found in the heart, said ball Rosy Richmond and anoiher old negro witness. A Malrid dispatch ot July 22 says lives in Brooklyn. He was formerlv a Fully believed all their statements. There being fired from a pistol in the hands of silent city of the country's slain, or in a Cuba is to be lepresented in the Cortes by 40 clerk in a Government office at Washington. was violence of the most desperate chaiacter. Joseph Payton, and that the shooting was unprovoked, deputies and 10 senators. churchyard where the village heroes rest, Cortland Paiker, 6f New York, testified he The plaintiff states that she was engaged malicious and premeditated. visited New Orleans solely at the request of The municipal affairs of East St. Louis can eycr make our country seem again a to be married to' a druggist in President Grant. He did not, while in Louisiana, Reports from Cheyenne state that a arestill in a disturbed state, and further riots Georgetown, when Sharman Jell in vague or visionary thing? hear doubts thrown on the protest made fierce encounter on the night of the 26th of and bloodshed are feared. love with bar. Sharman i$ a cripple^ and by mderson as to East Feliciana, or that it A New York contemporary, gravely July inst., occurred between E H. Smith the A Paris dispatch of the 18th inst., says, was interlined, or that Anderson wished to at first MissGrixon laughed at his pretensions, discussing the effect of the heated term messenger accompanying a stage coach, and withdraw it. Hall, Danfoid, Secretary Sherman specie in the bank of France increased 676, but when she learned that he and others were examined, the latter in that city, says: "It is evident, also, six highway robbers. The robbers discharged was the beir tfr a fortune 'of $250,000 she OOC francs during the past week. briefly, and to be examined further. Ex-congressman fifty shots, Smith twelve. The robbers retired that open spaces, particularly when they looked upon him with favor. A letter The New Orleans Picayune publishes J. Hall Sypher testified that Weber without molesting the coach. Smith's horse showed him a letter purporting to be fioin are abundant in foliage, carry with them written by Sharman and addressed to a statement that fourteen cases of yellow ha'1, been was killed. His cool bravery is greatly commented. John Sheiman in suhstance *uc as "Beautiful Carrie," is quoted Jn thjs he a striking immunitv from prostration by fever have occurred in that city, seven fatal. published He could not swear that the signature speaks of his "sole" and "potryt" and to July 26th, all the powers except heat, and act as centres of a hygienic influence to the letter was genuine. Walter A Shupe, the would be leader signs himself "Your admiring and faint the Porte had ratified the treaty of Berlin that is felt for many contiguous of the national greenDack party, and editor of hearted James." In August last they be THURSDAY, July 25.Secretary Sherman The ratification of the latter will not long squares in every direction." Philadelphia its organ, the N. Y. Advocate was sued the other resumed his testimony before the Potter came engaged' to be married and Sharman tarry. committee. Mr. Sherman narrated the cir. knew that long ago, hence numerous day by his office boy, for his wages. The gave the plaintiff $1,000 and a set of Reports from various portions of Iowa cumstances under which he went to New Orleans disclosures show Shupe to be veiy impecunious, diamonds, including an engagement umbrageous squares and the largest public on invitation ot President Grmt to witness are discouraging as to the prospects of the ring. The preparations for the marriage and the Advocate to be on a precaiious the count, not to interfere with the official park in the world hence one-half as wheat crop, but claim a good yield for other were nearly made when Miss Grixon received foundation. Shupe swore he was merely editor duty of the board, and he did not interfere, manv cases of sunstroke as N ew York. cereals. neither he nor his associates met any member a letter from a lawyer, who said of it, and refused to give the names of of the board alone. Did not remember of It is expected at the Treasury depart that he represented Sharman, offering her parties running the paper. Now that the weather is warm, perhaps meeting D. A. Weber or J. E. Anderson except ment Washington, that the silver coinage for $1,000 to break off the engagement. in a casual way. Mr. Sherman denied explicitly you'd like to hear of a way to keep cool, August will be between three and four CASUALTIES. Subsequently she learned that Sharman and emphatically the testimony of Anderson as practiced in a much warmer climate millions. alleging a conversation between Sherman, The body of an unknown woman was was a married man Weber and Anderson. Mr. Sherman was than ours -India. In the warmest The Union Iron Works of Clevland found floating in the river at Memphis, Tenn., shown the letter alleged to have been written to have made an assignment. Liabilities $215, July 29th. Female Vigilantes. weather there is a strong, dry, hot wind him by Weber and Anderson, dated Nov. 20, 000, assets $100,000. The company employed 1876, and said henever received such letter, and A family of four were poisoned in New blowing, and to keep the breeze, bu* From the Virginia CitftOhromcle, never saw or heard of it until it was published 1000 men. Orleans, by using oxalic acid in mistake for make it cool and moist, they use a tattie. It is beginnning to be suspected that a With reference to the alleged reply, Secretary. A dispatch from Calcutta reports the sugar, and one died. Sheiman said most emphatically he did sort of Vigilance Committee exists among This is a bamboo lattice which fits the government of Madras telegraphed for extra write such a letter at the same time however, On the 30th of July, the Balson & the married ladies of this city, the ^ob- door, and is thinly covered with a fragrant as he stated when this investigation began, famine officials immediately because of the Currier mills at Hall's Landin&r, opposite Ottawa, ject of which is to keep husbands "away there were things in it that he would, sort of grass. the door stands a jar ravages of locusts. Ontario, were burned. Loss $100,000. from gambling game's. Night before have written to those or any Dther men who of water and a native servant. With a A Montreal dispatch of July 30th says were engaged in the performance of what he last one qf them walked into a saloon J.E. Gauther of New Orleans being believed their duty,ifjhe had beenjasked.bu the there is no hope of saving the steamship cup he throws water over the tattie. The along street, looked about for a time, mistaken for a burglar was shot by Charles did not think he wrote the letter. He believed Megantic ashore at Anticosti. Passengers and, without saying a word, went out. wind blowing through the wet grass, Hermander, in whose house he was rooming. he did say conversation with various transferred for Glasgow. She was probably skirmishing for- the gentlemen that all Republicans in Louisiana cools the air perfectly. Richard Morgan's barn in Strathay, There was a session of +be Woman's main body. The masculine Vigilance who stood by their guns deserved credit Ontario, was burned July 30th, and his ttle Mr. Sherman submittod a letter written by Committee of our town is known as Rights Congress in Paris, Frauce, Friday July The peace-makers having signed the daugther, playing therein perished in the him to Mr. Hayes, from Now Orleans in Nov. '601 the feminine is therefore more 26ih, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe of Boston was treaty of Berlin, exchanged compliments flames. 1876, and Mr. Hayes reply. Gen. Garfield likely "106." When a husband is spotted elected President of the Congress. was examined at length. and photographs, have returned to their A train was ditched, July 30th, on the he is quietly marched away and Gen. Howard reports lhat the Bannock Little Rock & Fort Smith railroad. Ark. and respective capitals. Throughout the Continent taken before the grand tribunal in the FRIDA Y, July 26 E. A. Burke was be Indians and the Piutes have separated, and a number of persons seriouslvhurt,some dangerously. there is a sense of relief, and in fore the sub-committee and testified at great secret hall of the committee, where he s that the former are fleeing the country, and length as to arrangements made to secure the hauled over the coals. A man who was three cities, London, Vienna and St. the latter are preparing to surrender. recognition of the Nicholls government, and An E gin, 111., special reports the loos thus marched away the other night says Petersburg, there are signs of exultation. Labor troubles have broken out in submitted serveral documents signed by him by fire of T. Huntley's flouring mill at he is not at liberty to tell all that happened self, E. J. Ellis, William M. Levy, Stanley Washington city. The rioters interfere with This is something larger than a national Huntley station. Loss $10,000. An incendi Matthews and F. T. Nicholls. Hon E. L. El to him, but relates that while on men willing to work and endeavor to prevent or personal triumph. The new treaty is a lis testified regarding the Wormley hotel con ary tramp fire. the march he was suddenly blindfoli.M them. Some rough collisions the police ference, and stated emphatically that there record of diplomatic successes and compromises John McCain, of Troy N Y., was suffocated and presently, when the bandage was re was no bargain, thatt he ceasing to filibuster have occurred.^ a t" by which the Powers have been in% while attempting to save books and moved from his eyes, found himself was not insisted upon by the Republicans The wheat harvest was nearly completed large room filled with 'masked women. who were at the conference. Waiterson always papers from his burning paint shop. He brought into harmony and peace has been in Nebraska last week. The yield was nt steadily opposed filibustering. There There he saw and heard things so fearfui leaves a wife and five children. restored in Southeastern Europe. While as large as was expected owing to the late: was not the semblance of a bargain at that that he will not forget them till his A frieght tiain on the S. F. & I. M. the Ceurts have played fast and loose conference. The object of the Republicans storms but larger then last yea~ owing to the ing day. was ditched at Gardner Station, forty miles seemed to be to remove anxiety in regard among themselves, they have labored in increased acreage. i to the course Hayes would pursue from Little Rock, Ark. The engineer, Robert On Saturday the 20th ins t, Hon. C. H. towards South Carolina and Louisiana the interests of two continents. Milwaukee Produce Market. Wilkinson, was killed, and Fireman Hastings At Atlantic City, N. J. Potter committe were Kimball, general superintendent of the life GRAINWheat opened excited and 2Jfc higher, badly injured. A broken rail was the cause in session. Gen. Sypher was recalled and saving service, established stationt at and closed firm No. I hard $1.16& TTo. 1, 1.16: It appears from investigation made by testified that he hand seen Senator Sherman's of the disaster. No. 2,1.15% July 1.16% August 99o: September Muskegon, Ludington and Kenosha. He is signature in autograph albums. He said to the N World that the "tenement 94c No. 3, 85@94Vc. Corn, scarce and'firmer No. wo passenger trains collided near now in Chicago enlisting crews. the best of his reccollection, he thought 2,40&c. Oats steady and scarce No. 2, 26^0. Bye house system prevails in that city to an Madison, Wis., on the night of the 30th inst. when Weber showed him the Sherman letter scarce and higher No. 1, 63*40. Barley excited and Full accounts ot the solar eclipse of higher No. 2, 85@$6K. it was in the hand writing of John Sherman, The locomotives were badly smashed but no extent even more alarming than had been Monday the 29th of July, come in from all PK0VI8I0NSFirm but quiet mess pork $9.60 and was therefore genuine. The witness was one was} seriously injured. Caused inexcusably supposed It is stated that nearly threequarters cash and July. Lard, prime steam 7.00. f| points. In the track of the totality, the sky examined at treat length touching matters by a blunder, or misunderstanding between that traspired while the returning board was Chicago Produce Market. of the citizens live in tenement was mostly cloudless giving to astronomers a nightoperator and a conductor. in session. Gefi. ButlerDo jou believe GRAINWheat hfghfer and active No. 1 Chicago opportunity for valuable observations. houses, which numbers 21,000 out of the that if the Packard government, and such $1.04% No. 2 Chicago1 05 cash and July: 94 The George Washington relics purchased moral support as would enable it to retake PERSONAL AND iruj^ITICAZ. August 90M@90^c September sales S1%90%c 78,000 buildings in the city. New York September No. 3 Chicago He. Corn active, firm, from the mob the coutt house and State arms, by the government with the appropriation Gov. Noyes, minister toFrance, is at is beginning to rival some of the European and unsettled 37%@38c Oats steady at 26%c bid it could have maintained itself in Louisiana of $120,000 made for the purpose by congress cash 23Jct Long Branch. August 23%c .September., toe active A. My own belief is it would have been contenental cities in the extent to at 53%c Barley active and firm, especially options have arriaved in Washington city,and will maintained. After the electoral -commission Bon. Charles Foster has declined a at74@75c cash 75c August 74c September. which this style of building is employed, be placed on exhibition at the Polert office. counted the vote of Florida for Hayes, it was PROVISIONSPork active and firm at $9tfi5@ nomination in the Seventh Ohio district. but by no means in regard to comfort considered in New Orleans as a Settled matter 9.60 cash and August 9.709.72% September. Iiard* The yacht race on Lake Mendora, July Ex-Gov. Casy died at his residence in tbat the vote of Louisiana would also he demandactive and advanced at $7.05 cask: 7X and decency of life in them. Luxury 26th for $50 was won by the Lulu, of Madison, 7.07% August 7.157.17 September. Bulk i counted for Hayes, and there was not the least Portland, Oregon, July 30, after a prolonged beating the Agamemnon, of Geneva, often characterizes tenement life in Europe doubt thai the Packard government would be illness. maintained. This was the view of the Demoi New York Produce Markets?* thirty-four seconds. The breeze was stiff, while wretched and unhealthy Assistant postmaster general Tyner. rats as well as Republicans. the course sixteen miles, and the race very GRAINWheat higher receipts l,092j)0Q_bu8he poverty is almost universal in such No. 2 Chicago $1.07 ungradediwesteni red SOotT arrived at New York on Saturday, from exciting. r-k-f, trf^J jNo 21.12(^1.13i/i No.2amberl.l0l.U ung SATURDAY, July 27.At Atlantic City, houses in New York. Bremen. white 1.15. Rye quiet western 60@61c. Corn aotive N. J. Ex-Congressman Morey was recalled In the lower ports along the Mississippi and a shade, higher reqeipta M2,KbuBhetoj S. S. Cox thinks Tilden has no show Witness testified to an interview vi ith President there is much anxiety in regard to the ungraded 4S^@49c No. 3,47ff^e{I4Af 48J&P The large demand for the (Jovernment for arenomination, nor has Hendricks. He Hayes, in which witnessassumed that 4914c Kansas 49'ic white weBtarai4}|c.w4at dtdK yellow fever, and measures are being taken to not maintaining the Packard, government four per cents, mainly in small amounts, receipts 7,500 bushels No. 2 34c No. 2 white 3i\i& speaks more encouragingly of Thurman's prevent its introduction and spread. Boards 35c No. 1, 34ys@35Ho would be the destruction of the Republican mixed western 31@35o: shows that people of small means have prospects, white 32@37Ve mixed8tatet ,r^ party in the South. The Presdeht took the of health are active and quarantine regulations It is intimated that Mrs.Tilton is about position that the Republican party could no PROVISIONSPork, mess $10.50. Cut .meaisj more confidence in Government bonds and being established. i' dull western long clear middles 6.25. Lard firm? i longer maintain that policy which had lost to take the lecture platform to follow Mr. than was expected. It world abo appear prime steam 7.30. -*r** New York to the party. With reference to Collector Smith of New Orleans gives Beecher. The report is not from a very trustworthy I1, ,'u.-j that notwithstanding the lack of Eliza Pmkston being brought into the room information that yellow fever so prevails at source, of the returning board on a sofa., Morey said She asked the clerk if he Vas positiv* employment of which much complaint is New Orleans that it would not be proper to such conveyance was a matter pf necessity, Queen Victoria has conferred on Lord -thoroughly 'convinced the eggs foere issue clear bills of health to vessels leaving made, and the poverty of the people, a owing to her wounds. This was designed to Beaconsfield, the Order of the Gorter. The produce a strong impression on the board, although feesh. "O, yes, said the young philosopher. that port. Up to July 29, there were reported good many of them have something left nvestiture took place at Osborne, Monday it naturally had that effect. Gen. "I kBow they are why, the fanner 80 cases and 33 deaths in the city. to lay aside for a rainy day. This fact Sypher was recalled by Hiscock and interrogated morning, July 22d. said none of the hens were more than & The damage to the crops, as reported concerning the alleged Sherman letter. "#the may also have some tendency to embarrass The Steamer Tallopoosa with year old." She bought a basketful ,M,riMltheno Hiscock repeated the question asked Wednes from the late rains and hot weather are &po\., ,,f those who, for political reasons, are Secretary of the navy and party on board day, namely wheiher there was anything believed to be greatly exaggerated. Reports which enabled him up to the time he saw reached Portsmouth New Hampshire, on advocates for taxing Government securities. from all sections of Minnesota and adjoining what purported to be a letter written and Small Boy (entering the shop), Saturday July 27th. '.J^/f^ 3 It is .undoubtedly better for the Dead- signed by Mr. Sherman, to Carry the' form of States are more encouraging. All along the atv reported want a pennyworth o* cahsry^seed." 1 Gen. Sheridan was the latter's hand writing in his mind, and also country that its own citizens should invest MJg line of the Northern Pacific road the wheat is Shop-keeper (who knows the boy).^ read the answer then given by Gen. 8ypher, wood, D.T., July 26th. He expresses the opinion, in governments than have them absorbed represented to be in good condition., Ppf^ i namely: "No, sir, I haye not the form of his fdr your mother!" that a permanent Black Hills military writing in my mind now, and have not seen it An acrimonious debate occured in the abiosd, though patriotism may Small boy (contemptuously).w*"N$.t\?*f it bini.w,?s^^'^""gr*, post will be located at some point between frequently since. I would, not swear to his $j##' I for the not oe the moti-*? fter all. i English House of Commons, July 30th. be- the Spear Fish and Roped creek valleys. an JIWJ i J'lv. __J -fr-A-mr^r ,tfi .i'^ga A 'WWto"iii-..mrtj