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SOCIAL SILHOUETTES.
gF.lS.i Tilt; IMI'.ii.-i.iss OP MB. MARK MAN
II A li \V
IV.
mr. young (i'.Mi.i.Mw wno aspires.
1 i.,..>ti lniiiui thal New lork society represents
cilium i. ? ? chi ige li bi line t bat devi -
fruin the lio.u i-"n'''ii- i" t -? bel irogeiieo.is "f
winch ii -? are so ably told in Speuci ? ian phil ?
fen da p -ii ?? ia are iu au lu. es rn it it ol dis u
1 ii', wron i'.u in all hinds ol >? i .
hi mi... - ii-:'-, from a departure abroad* o a lilian
cul I i ? ii a i a ii ii ?;.- il ll - I ii- ".IV lt
lan . ill of d'.nh itacit Hut i
foti-i-s. allocting i .?? whole lyal a ?? ur actively,
tm li i tu i ni ti justi i ol ni. evolutional parallel,
As las! ..s lash ,i,i ,1.,-a, ., . fast is it b il ? ? lill. As
list as it t ii.?< a.. faal do ?> ,i I' ii Ni m iv gotten
I ? i i u and ii" s.i i | i i ? 1 iimi Hon feed it vv Ht
an milt lin ,r i ni n nt. ll a a u i bes ita i.pla w be
are -ii {.iud ig to gel about." lt does not know
the solid debi which ll owei to thia auxiliary
pawer. Bul I suppose ;: ? i tgretitude ia
univ ? |. .. I of thociltin iii ful plan.
As iadividuali we rarely casi a thought tpoa the
wholesome tui ot air wbioh we breatbe iuto our
luaus -h i>v in i ri : \. mi io,ii
h.uiis, I am aol physiologist enough te record. And
ii i ,i ri ii v. -i ? . i . mo i il he darkly shocked if it
were one calle l np > > t.> re ilise its truly vital k;n
a'.iip with l'.-i-i tiis'u Perhaps ns dainty iiereea
un rn better treatment than even a ragas allusion
ti til- frigid fMt. I lera is something m actually
grisly, for lao laval iclon of caste, in being re>
miodod that each load, rude thoroughfares as the
L ni.?; v an 1 I'iiiiil-. vc an I Avi uue a i outata not a
fi iv living anceston of exquisite tatum bail-given
and ball-goers I 1 oonfeai lia' tbe contemplation
oi -" auster, a truth must be borrifving te any wiil
iiidcied patrician mind. And pet I, whet like to
luce all .son a I truths, cannot help feeling it ex
tremely probable thal my grandohildrefl may one
day intermarry (and perhaps somewhat triumph?
antly at that) with the graadehildrea of tho man
who shovels snow from my smart dooraetep li win
t r for 30 coate, orl of the ihabbioc feUow-eitixeu
wau dnmpe my auroral aahes mtu his enrtjfot aa
wai:.' n hatever.
Wham Mi. Lysander Dingley drat sivam late say
ken, I rn .ul rt wondering whatnot his energetic
lins were not of a m i?t bambie inherited Bam. Bat
I afterward discovered that tam yening gentleman
had followed a moregmdnal ImpalMof prosrrois,
aud thal insteit-1 of springing directly from "the
Bsoople," be bad baea saved tbe calamity of this db
?net oontnet by having had a single generation
kindly intervene.
? The seo ku I) ngley bad male an.Mt fortune ns a
retail furner, and was qaite deetitate of proud
a.spir.it inna. 1 DOVOr suv Iii-n, tint I MB picture
lii'n as philosophically settling down among the
etift accommodations nf ins mink-skins, ermiuea and
aaid.?-. t . i raore those r g iroas exposures which for
a mau who would seals late la life tlio bleak raia*
ja:!- of aristoemey aro sometimes little less than
arctic Bnt big ana, LyMnder, had no moa placid
wisdom. Lysander had been festally inclined from
the age sf one-and-tweaty. The teeta which lam
ebon! ta narrate eoacerniog his oereer wera aeenre 1
eouir lim" after my first aoquaintanoe with bim;
lint like a faithful biographer who wonld nothing
extenuate BOC net duwn aught in maine. I shall
give them their carly ami due place in hie Written
Listorv.
Resembling so many of mir New-York youths,
Lvaander had entered Columbia ('ollege at the ab
Bunlly ham itara inic of sixteen- Re w is quick ead
clever al Irs studies, and ra;.illy tonk a high plane
in bia class. He was vary ambitious, too, nf nil
tmrts of dietiactioa There were etuno aorta of dla
Unction regarding which bogati only the most in
Cleu-i-te views. At the same time lie had the gen
arally definite view that .he wished ta excel
wherever excellence wm i.id". Karly in his
fm-hin ii year Lysander made a distressing discov?
ery. He had Joined tu-, wrong secret society. In
Colombia this lum a most piercing significance. At
ins. ipi ? ii perio I ti.-n- w tra i wo doiuin int and eo
r.ii sc *?' locieties in thet diego, whoa.
I. -i i were mostly chow n for claims of lofty and ia
fluential parentage, Theyonng men btdonging to
tin-si- two organizations iv.iou' private deeds ur
uno!.- '.- were wrapped in severe darkneas) wore
little gob] ci, linlle 1 pus nith" lappeteof theil
e i - is I. i- rn-,' t wo ur three Greek lei
i ? ? ihling import mee, Month is of the other
le<- honored banda wore little pins as well, bul be?
tween th i.i i siu - i . ? I ? ho -ol' Hm truly
elect dwell chasms of d h --. lt was lih.ri
r and the (I dd >n Fie ce witti cer
tain obs re lim pt tn md ts. Ly indei Dingley
goon fell th it he was emphatically one ol thoae who
had ueith r been ci Ile I nu i boson. B it .t waa too
late foi rebellion ? ? i titntion, ll" had taken his
e. i ? t > th" Sigm i
i. I a Nil im.-.' i he mu-1 r.-m un till
I. i iv or at 1< ti -'I lay ind
cv. ii after. Ho rapid i per. rived that bo I
one . left. Ho nmst be st
loyal to th' . .- .iii j - i seek mil side
u ? and ini i.i n " viii t;- ? -' ' . dnppor,
.-? 1 young ? .micron I' iis ai tl Dela '
Bal in this m." -hui- ii utterly fa lot] ll ?
grad ? ? lized i bu bitlot uud g illili. I iel ol
bis si .1 posit on. Univ \ an i lot ?
Julinu, Wi -ii.in ken wt rc nol t ? i>? propii mt- .1. He
i oreti to I beni i" t he ri ist room t he re |ii n-d
second i-i i sr hie li -iv -ol them from recit nt ional
il - i nc; he whisp rctl to them w ih adroit lienavo
h '.; bo nd,
the magi " orton ae um 'te hborn enigm i
In J." cudi" lin i were of no avail,
lliiit.t anl .lulu, iv alway* eptotl such favors
With ' I m ell eui li id Him to
Bini-. ! til .Ide, iii t lu-ir
bearii ess, u lob -< it vi iv ; t tey h td repeatedly
1 ? .... I would
gomrtii ' drop into the college grounds with a
rat In . -..'.iii hud foi a ."' >n
fi ' fl i tin V ll li se|i<( I.- 1 it ll oin .1 lil llb 1 Of
tired In t!i" 0
'iii- ii ni .il . u . . i ii ? >? :? I in Ins
i was) ami so
value 11" in na lin ? - an < hun ron
psi and i ? ??' ?, was il'' llpiia, t I they wore
butti mn -ii ? 'i il young - ihe al lei I
di -I sch and reason lea rn i
rou i., of i\ hain er ->? \. .!?.'' to
I. i I ' .lilli hun eil iv.sli.iio
di it he had fa msnbtids hat]
->. I wishing il with a f ?
that grail nally took in almost uiouimia ia ilium.
tins', i, ? . i.juill.ill lill leg , ni" ol slight III
north. They an colleges which nra in reality mere
high sch ."ls. as oftou hu- I) '.i
?o , .Him ? ? th ? i iis' 111", i- a shadow, ami lim pro
(caa.u inl mil leuce, ll ? I i l-l ui, I
if necessity a nu i Lysander might have
ii I mouth or lt ? - v. Ile
e illili I from I 'oin .
i cr, bitten di i he tm erish di - re lo
3<i liol ll.:..' better i.i i bo li ni ii '
* a ke I out." Il" stood
iiie t\ pe, 1 ., ri sure | hal I ure b .;
I it"i every yea i] ju. puring
fm .io iguolde -ii -_?'" a ith mt -. just
bs be d d. Ile means one <.t mu manj astonishing
r blicau et il-. (ll course he i- m,t to be I
Be te not ai ? il", t. Vmi may tell me,
if yon please, thal you have found hi tn iu Europe.
To this ] will oiil. answer that il be is found there,
al', i - turies, all the more rea* tn a hy
li hould Ml be lound bera after one oentui v !
| Ilia 1,1st efforts wei > pitiabl. 1 used !?> wit noaa
Bom of th n, ao 1 un now continue this orecioui
im -m. ii with r. newed cou fi lonee, lt ha I transpired
that he was the .s-.n ot "Dingley the Pur-Man."
J . body knew ur had known " Dingi y the l-'ur
j^lan." io had warmed more of oar New-York
dowagers m their ileighi and oo ushea than it wonld
gm enayr to tell, .Thia wm doabtliM only an addi 1
reason why th'-y ghoold ri'ri vc bia son coldly.
/ , - rteialy did im.
t hat Lysander persevered. 1 haw and closely
,wnt bed him while li" wm persevering. At this
tnue hu had a tall ami rather well-made figure, a 1
aajpple aad decisive way el moving aboat a nunn,
Sjajs] au ajjsajgjgej of dntun.t,clt;giiiie.u. liut his lacie
was plahtly agarasl aha. lt baa been left lexi in
tin d s, ri| lilli, mid dr-.-rvcs li I". It wa- in?
ce.I v irrc'ular of feature, ami ItsBoM bad an ab?
normal aquiline curve. Itihtokof beauty e
deed e preaeace ol ugliness, lt was t sharp and In?
cisive im,i'd. nc il a.: inisl sn c ss. ?? ll..iv li
he I-!' bet au ? a oui nun ? ona n ai aa - ion u be bad
comp Ih I pen de I i ad nil tb n be wm al all. Hui
his ge ...i; ami full sm e. il teeth,
wai no n i - . un st him; it wm indi id a ith
h h. ,ii be - i le i mtv often.
1 us.-i to wmi.mr hmv h.- could smile so amply,
1 ant rebufft "I will
ii m." s i il Unac ll mo, on et i
h I ia ie . .
t. an] a thu vt rgi ol h tw< ni
h.ninia.. ?? I thiuk a linc ihonld be drawn
wfa i-. a id I pi mi to draw re."
ital Rt,se ? :-' know nun i.-i tra thnl pto.
iiiiil' waa over, a.ii marmared an una diing oonscnt.
II,, ha I g -t somebody ta proscnl hun. He wits
, , v . ? - imel ody t" in.--- ut hi u. I \-as
-t ,u ling mt fat ae ay trout K-.s -. rn I witnea esl i u ?
introduction. He n-'.< I her i i da ice, i d,
way.be danced extremcl) well. Rose refused; 1
caught the wi rds ?? so tired," from her languid lina,
and that was a... Ano it ten mi 1 san
hrs deucing with thal caddish little Englishman,
I'liiu Bteepleclieoer, whose only j.'- ible matrimo?
nial iriisnt/.r.ii<-it: Wea Iimi In C .ld Hit li.lille- 1^111
fiii Am rican girl who might mai ry bitu to a Scotch
third-cousin, 1 ,t>; tl Willotbewisp, Uni still later,
during thc progress of the tierman (which, hythe
way. "tir hnatess Kindly a iked me to lend myself), I
saw I.yalli ler |)i lilley app "l ii tim haughty l.'ose
aud "take her out" witta ? splendid amiability.
Lysander dan e 1. himself, thal ev fling, with Lu y
ll. kenaeck,a young k'.ii <.i supernatural ?
mid proverbial stupidity, Pooi alias Lucy mus a
weil-flowef ol ats; acknowledge*! seasons, and bad
miiie hoiuw parti.ciic.as I rom niue halls than it
would Im decorous or even gallant for bm BOW to
chronicle?especially if I had kepi count of their
mortifying namber.
Tim season ended. Lent laid its Inlli&gshadow
upon all festivity. Lysander Dingley had ns;.ucl
imd hal not succeeded. We all knew thu. And
yot wo all conni-.led tim t.u I til it - imebow it waa
us.it ea tn unravel tho complicated problem of
* BOW "?Lysander had mau md to make Ins fai-e
and figure aud narnu a fait tl a factor il) \> lilts
select eesemblagee.
o' Daring the easaiag summer his father died. It
afterward fed to my knowledge thal " Dingley the
Fur-Man " had leen very parsimonious with bbl sun
as regarded all personal expenditures. Bntatlnsi
the old gentleman wm as dead as one of his own
minka or otters. Lysander, lon; motherless, "ns
lett the whole hulk of the foitnoe. I re ili/'d some?
thing which had not previously dawned noon me.
Lysander, though eager enough to thrust himself
among the holy-of-holiea, hud never, ta my knowl?
edge, mid more than a very occasional hunch .-t
Cornelia Cook <>r G/otraot farts rosee al the feol ..|
any lady- no, not even al those of the -..sti..
I.in v Ueckensaok. But now in perhaps tim last
week of Lent -who 'mt Rom Rivington herself
ahoald suv to me nt an afternoon tea whitbi r I bad
rather aimlesely strolled i
?? l | .t mah lovely dowan from poor Mr. Dingley
this morning. I have u few of them in my dress
now thus" great Gloirt <l< Peril kimi -don't you
think them swei-tT Poor fellow,hc'i feeling so
dreadfully aboul li ? father."
I looked .it- Roi * Unaly. She ii a sort of couain ..f
mine; all tho Rivington! ara m ire or looa rel ited te
all the Manhattans. Hut Rose did nd li.rh. That
amber eye of lera, whioh has in it the ray of tne
tope*, aud so matches ber sweet, negligent, onrly
ice ol ta vu',- hair, wore as coo] a gleam nuder
her modish Tar,sim bonnet as though [had jual
ventured something blankly commonplMe, like the
prophecy of an early spring. Ro e was the heiress
to at least three millions, Everybody knew the
blocks of houses owne 1 by her deal Krait Ifether, ol
whom she wai the solegrandohild. Her r.-tu-ul.
two Beasoni ago, of Loni Romp, eldest son of the
l>uke of pomp, is a matter of history.
"Do do you actually Ute Lysauder Dingley.*" I
murmured, r.Innist aghast.
Rose froze me with one of her polar looks. "I
think Mr. 111;i_r!? ?,- charming," she s,;,i with au
audacity that ha 1 in it the elonn ni of the sublime.
?'And 1 do hope, Hark." ih? wcut on, assuming a
manner of amazing confidence," thal if you have
any disagreeable things to iaj about bim, yon will
reserve the n for a mae one wh > is not bis/rt a /."
A little later Johnny Weehawken (now a rall
grown grandee of foor and tw "it\: said t - me one
afternoon in the hall <>f the Metropolitan t'lub:
ojost be ii i ' ?; h a I iv ?';. ii" ii i il at D
iiioiin n's, Ly I? n-'c gave it."
?* Vc .'" 1 min.u .i i. ra tin ' mj browi, in-.
tarli) surprised (Lysamloi hil now lie onie "Ly"
to this I ulumbiaii foe this rel. i i t i Alpha ol
foruiei dayslj u Was it n largo bi akiast f" 1 tiuce
tioued.
- \ i i ? ; .." " ime tho drawle 1 ri'i ponse.
I'o-i- Riviugl m wis tlnur, ami thc two llesb
girls, and a lit ?? Mi - I.' versidn [of the li?
les, i nu know, jii-l ba k fi um abroj I
Hal iv \'.i!i ('urie ii
?? ll in., Van ('"il".;!" 1 thought. "'Iii. ri !< ni
leas, tli" imp! icable Oinici tu r
l'...i 1 a ml n .! ii a.. .1,1 pri - ntl) John i ?
ll IWkl 'I I' - i'll" I. IS i.-lh- il:'1! ll ? I il !?? ;
M Pilli! Ly iiinl" ll - ii ill li ? il " ll" N 111 111" i. li. ,.
io li - "ii'n tr, don't i .rn k
??Dingley the Cur-Man." I si I, without betray?
ing un a..11 by the i|Uivt r ol a must 1"
M I.h f Ah T Yr if ? I J pulling ind . 11
on il ,- ul In lilli I s i i th.it In di I li at
? .it all. I saw thal be tho igli I rn ii very
. te, m ill, Im ii ui h. uki intn a little cu
mu -, laugh, and i lappc I tu ..ii, boiildttr. ?' I
say, Murk, ho exclaimed, M wo uiiistn'1 thin]
that s| nd a;iv Ul ne. I i ill pimp,
We were ill college tn ethoi L'oliimhia. you know,
I ^always liked bim then, ami tm ul up fut him,
And, by Imo, li i
J i on I ill in I he ?
I m i li this last r< ti Iii
iiiiue th.,n Koki !.' . ||
? :, it ill.
I li- tdud that tho <
myth. Chere I. uni rn,ic sn Im
..li . ... gUSI ol I bo man ? hu i. HOM I lu i
pat i "I a fraud, and thal von sci io i il.
pet t it, uii-l tl ,t h" mini do bia In I to muk ? .*, mi
lu I. v. tbe coutragVi . . , Next nu
; . i .
m tin- i]ve|icsl nu um n.' .ind having I i,
liivinvi'-ii hi ? tlc h m. | saw ] nil 11
t In Jerome t'ai l, rut os.
I .m. am.i ii rathei alu np] a th Ii" i ?
? i mi uni. .1 ino Ind
lluwevt i i in- mat be, I .I
.'-lani, ..lui Contrived t<. ha i r a i ,| I r ,,,,) 1, i,, ? - no ri ,
ol - hut.
" \ re you bi ingin ? that felloe I ? ' mit in
? I asked her pt li a '
.-iii a lamil i.II I .
i Ul Heil Iii I I'll ll U| till li ? . al |] v.,mal nu!
. ' : n Hu n ; il in .i
mttitiiii lutli ; ito mulei WI en tl < mb i
t linnie its began I mel I. ., - 11 , even
w here, ilia lal a-.' ii ul Im him, th. i ? aid, t wo
lui "lt lie two i
do, in cu I report, tine n
al least
I esprt i] i ? sentiment ont nl,i to Julinu) Wee
. at thu i lilli, 1 still o|.[ms i Un sun td '
I tho Kur-M m " l'.r-,i , I had bl ll
???nt,-,n he was to Host \n.l in apiti ul
intense republican theories, whee it ?
mit 111 l- i.iii k lisiiiui ol ainswomon to peopj "..ni '
.ir u .i rei,' ih.- verj I" ?t of ll
, - ll ,11 III 1,11. ,
?? i iii Ly'a gol two koon* millions, Mark, sud ri
'orgei lt." .-..i-l Johiinj. ilium tig h ne i ? .
lt.-. " .'uni ..mil SOM I'm do.vii his Iini.,,!", u| ,,,! '
nen. Haven't on .. ard i ii" ni wif i
" What news f" I qm
'? \\ liv, In- en '.'. '" "nt. Ih - i - - i -mi
?oiisin the Kraal li belle. Knse Rii in rion
lt isas anno m. iii ut Hu 1 . tats; i li t' dinner (
absolute fact, my leal fellow ; I've just, corni from i
1 li"!'- 1 ;???:. i ? voil t here's lo?
ll ni r tea. uo mist ul ?-. ..- I - ton teamed. I kepi s '
vei > straight fa ?? rn lille I uitci .-. aid
I.i tamil U nj,. Iii' I to keep a very i i
a b also, a bile I congie! ul ited ld ll t pi i
I in..kc down a ct i le in tn s !,, t ul t. tn pi.
Several moul tia later, when i be rn in ia ?? I
I loiiii I in\ . '.'-, .,-:, ii. |.,
t Philadelphia* Hut I m ul Itu -
?nt. Ir tua- as linn.ls uni- 11-.,',!, mufi -I .'?!
lim Ul"
Hui Mrs. Ly son dei Dingle* novel .
he gift, though 1 ma.ic sure thal ehc i.. .
i.i.
1 (.uyrrislit, Jail, li) KOgai fawcett
TOPICS IX LEADING CITIES.
BAN I I: I SCI8CO.
FRANCE ANT) ('MIN'A RAILROADS THI
i IfOI'S li RSONAL.
ri-.v ni:, nu i" res rniaesra.1
St-i .. Jnlj I" Reports have been cir
?...ii lunn hu- decided t<
. v ? r th li mi e. and thal ball a inillioi
dollars hntl btu i ruined nmnng Cbineee merchant1
io . the v .ir party. The rumor
were based on tho ntutcmcnl thal aChine*emer
I ll 'ell I holli ' " M Illili V
ii gil lng nra- iii wa .? prap ir
ations and asking for i.l Theconsalate official)
hen- pron ni need iii- report i.nerd and no corroh
? . tory of rs lng fonds
.: i cn Icrabl. m hera in news
pnp -i - .'?..-: th i.ii nit) ol I aliforuin i u med g tods
. in t una say th ? ca i mrs do n il bn
fruit this yearns n fortier seasons, and that thej
nv water in packing instead of sugar, i
du | ni- iii.,: tu ly bil) Hie In si fl lit, bul they gel i
il.na i fi ai .mi 11 and urah irdi ts, thus s.1N m.
ii ision-men. Tit -* attribute thee
damaging ni--Ms to commiasion-mercbants wh<
wont to get roven ge for losl trade. The market!
are filled with Bno fruit, bul pouches sra nearly i
mouth lat'i than u uni, owititl to rims nod colt
v i- .lier iii , he l .ic -i 11 ,_- I ii |>each i nv. bow
cv r, w ill be almost nnpii c dented.
The Brat Americen-bniltsteel ship which evei
entered this pori came in this week. It was thu T
1'. Oaks, Lu li ni Limit b Iphia,
'Iii.- Central Pa ? ti.' Railroad '!:.l nol wall f.-r tin
compli lion ol i p .ii- on il"" pay i ar, but on Mon
day sent out another .ni lo pa) all employe; -u
the coast \i il inuit delay. hm ait mu Ima dont
muon to pnt an end t<> rumors ol Um coinpany'i em
li.UI.i.s-Uiiilt.
Tim Iimi. tinnies Crocker's tcethnony In thi
Colton mil al Santa Rosa has ext ited much Intereel
thu week, lt is a tl.it denial ol many ol tia
i larg s made by lira. Colton and gives a ,cleai idol
ot tie part which UeneraJ Colton played in Um
affairs of the railroad company. Mr. Crocker ea
?uv-ai iv denies that he ever made threats igainal
Mrs. Colton or in invwsy ti uni tu induce bertonmkt
a-i ttlciurni .., her claims. Ho declares ihal it we*
ins wish lot hm to leinaui connected with tbe com
pan) until Uer bU-tbaud'a estate cuutd be settled.
Excessive heat during the weeli Ins caused Horn.
siitlennx iu this city, as the mercury has ra
h ion io tu ..I cu degre i higher 11 uni U customary
.ml nights lia * " been i unal!) ..ii)'.
lim arrival ol Dr. Znkertorl has aroused* tbe
I.i. , h - colon) in I ms ni ir, \ um nil gaiiu
ul a,.-,! lit him, bl ndfolde I. nireinsl ti*.-1!.' "i tl ?
I mat exp it-m this eily, reen i ted in niue games,
w.m, two lost, and one dian n.
What carno near being a serious affaiv occurred
M u in la imus ..'iain in Mun Joaquin County,
Wedin >i. j. I im setilera il em have hail pei mdical
li uh ts iv,iii ti.- imii who have received paieuts
from the railroad. This limo they declared their
intention of cutting tin gram on lau.Ls claimed by
,t railroad mau, mil wont armed in a body to the
Inivi'-t inlii, Tin -... i. il of ; i,.- county made a de
mund foi militia, untl several companies were neut
nu from mi.i ktou. Settlen were iletiunl until they
suv. the troops, when they retired quietly.
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NEW-ORLEANS.
SUNSTROKES THE EXPOSITION Mi.ISLA
ii \ I.- SOI I AI, AND PERSONAL.
t nv ni i OB Mil rn tu- i mm s |
Niw-f);;: kw-. .lulv 12.?The weather bl
inti neely hot nil the i\.-"k, not an unusual thing in
July in New-Orleans, but there have been many
sunstrokes, which are minmai, for no matter how
1, it the sun is he e, sunstrokes, gen irally speaking
ara rare. Ol' tbe number "f persona "tri. ken four
died.
Work on tbe main buddina of thi exposition has
? i.ii that within the nexl nek .>r ten days
workmen will betti n putting in tbe hoi lera, ?
;i:ul .sha! i mir m huh air ta run th" mai In in-ry exhib?
its, li. M. r'orger?on, supervising architect, luis
completed the plans aud spi-citications for the Gol
'?inniiiii i.inlii ni;, lt will be ra ed with even
greater rapitlitv than has been i In- umm strm
An age i ol the exposition has boen -'-nt t.< Boston
io ti, inul -i . in- tin- groal exposition organ ol thal
.iii. il. L. Roosevelt, tho builder, bas agreed t"
supt i ile;,,I its niiiii'. al to this city.
Tbe police on Monday discovered and broke np
an organized band ol juvenile thieves. Tbe people
in tim lower district-: had been fm some time an
b) ih- .1- prc ! .: ions <i pel ty thieves,
??i 111*41111*111 t hal nt lu
ex el ti d I i" i - I . - to d ??.'?: i he |" .
I In- I uren es. iv 11 il t h" n - li at itel, I I-"
?
t h .Ii.- to I ... ir . \ i ai i iii a 1 ntl i iiii-i .i
il -ll win ii a" a.;- unted
1 .
A1111? 111_'I- n I.", ons pi" nc*ire li is interfe r I some
what with the pi ? i of I he
l iiiiiai ion ti.ty, who |,io,a.sd lo tfc u \.:i
I .nt" ll ?? ? cl a I Ul
im -. ' mg in
: ll alli inn ' n mal mullllll) UK I
III" ll.us held on Uni,,. 'lil.I I i.f
' nial i iii ide a I'll lal ornblo shon in
gardiug lin* i
ph tion of th rpora un in
I . I'lll I, . I.I I. I lie |r|io| t of I 'I I ,|. 1
a i.-..11 i. ing Imam al tatt ?.: al
The Fri'tii eil - .' i ? :? ?
ll.h lu il ni "l lim I Uh ul July, \ Ki md tri
lu* erected i ? mid I here
ii il I.- hali
? I I"! t||C i.
holli ut hpaiiisli l-'orl I Kin]
.
Hu alt.i.. i i, Ih*
i in- in i ?. ... it ever raisetl to a w munn in i lu ,
i non a! to i
I" Hu hal Judah I mi ru wa i ?
?' |.I'l Il?
la.
lei- to tin in ? .1- . i -a- in I . a mid i lu
II n munumi -i lumls in flout ol one ol i... undi ni
i.. ii
i
lt Wis Hill
II Pal III ' illili fr Kl ? I il ini lillie ll, Inn
.
ilnch n milli i. i <i.t hei fail li *iai ticipiteil.
II.. Slati ? ' ,!?.
li ? - - i
?'. LSI tim. 1,1,,. ,, , |
>l I rn- ? ? ol lins city, alni I i ?
I in- ohl l.u i n " lull i. mania in j
i
ll IN been -ali I ,. I .| . I,, I In
. d nilpie appropriation to pa) lin uucp
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CHICAGO.
1 H' ?ES OF i ll" i . ??? VT.N1 ION mi:.
KY'S iFFAIItti
tar t i rn mimi**.]
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- a ut ft i ali i [i I oi ..
.li I lilli' this )t .11 ll,, cit) I a ? al .'I.''n.In .1 ll-, ||
t? the excitement incident to sue li an ocrutdon, and
i noe led this last t
re. li tin i" V- bs - ml n no tin i grt at enliven
i .- i- rn pt i- of the
? ulil d..ul.th - i. io] mc lt Mel
place, ii
?ion wen*in ni .il.--1 .
.. tin- I
i volume. 1 . I tiy t||i,
.vii lt
' m vi ..nm b) da) and
cit) ii.,,
?
i.
?
mis
?
i lien
Oft ' Hil "Ila r||
the I,-- pull?
en ' ? eland
' .mau
ml llcinlricl ? .i.-i i beer
, bill ,. . . mu !
tl tu t il.,- mention <i
u. li Man a strictly j
Caucasian convention. No person of color wns to
1 - - rn niiu.nc tim holly od lim delegates nor in Du)
vast anil cae. and in t his it, lind Hu* k'H'it. .st con
trnal te the ph tnra praeented by the Southern dele?
gation in the Ri publican Convention.
Tbe entertainment which mis accorded tbe visit?
ing delegations was on a more liberal seal.- than ima
probably ever been before attempted. The wealthy
membership of the In qttols Club decided u> extend
a illili il hospitality to accredited delegates and
prominent meiuheraaf tbe party, and thia purpose
landsomcl) curried out The rah and spacious
quartern of tbe Iroquoia Club were at the aervice
of thc committees, and ni irly all t In-.r se noni were
held there, winni una spicansnl rebel from tim
crowded au.) closely guarded parlors ol the hotels.
The pica thal wus urgnd for tho holding ol the ( .ni?
ven! nm w is i h.- I ii 11 o. ss tin- enthusiasm "i the Con
vent on ii.uil.I have m a local way, and itaehVct
upon the canvass in thnhtsle Tho personal tight
ina ,e on the th.or ol the t oiiveiiin ii and tl.X
traoi dinar) spectacle pi esc n tot I by tbe successive
i im rs <>i Hil tier, ' omi iso .-mil Watterson,
and their views npou the tar n plank, wera not such
a- to awaken Hilt higheutlnouasiu whiob might
ba vi bc n .nu ii .j'iti i. iini while tm- campaign may
11" i el . ji ruin .-mi 11 ti i h.- i in pri ms ic lt by tl.losing
hours ol i lu- session was nol mob as to pul even the
ai. ,,. o l n im. ral i.i a glow,
tine ot the incidents of tbe Convention that ap?
pears t' have r a-ipi -i mr I notice Was tin-ono
rote "f Indiana in support of Butler's tarid mens
? rt aud the personal announcement l>v Senator
\ ,1 oi in. - i iini he was the one to cast the vote.
The application i"r tbe sppoiutment <>f a eon
t-ervator lor Wilbur I. btorey. wnioh was made
? Im ,n.- Hu- present week, han te cns uued very areal
local III ttl. -1 ll ha i lu "ll Klan-, ii H,nt I In- i.illo!
..i ii. , im,-, for mora than two years has had only
i ? mill.il luana.i ill'ilL of till) |iii>'-r, audit has
hoon curran! rumor foi nunn limo that various in?
terests ia..- io i onti i ish.it waa at one time prob?
ably tbe iii-i-t widely eirenlated moroni ol tbe
?,,. t Mr. Storey hi now sixty-four yearn ul age,
i- ia on '? vi i 'in. ly poor evei siui s
a stroke ol paraly isprosl ated bim in IH77, during
a sojourn in Swit/eriaml. Tho applical on for a
. i ni-erv alor i- m.u le li,- hi- lin "I relatives, who i im
t.iai over a quarto! ol a million dollars has been
expended upon his private rusidoucc in Hm sou timi u
poi lion oi i in- city and t hm it *i ill require *jl30,U0U
ii.orr io complete it, I he claim bi iudeliiiitely made
thtt Mis Storey, u Illili nie. is eui. avol nix to
?j.i i! absolute control of the paper; hut, on tho
other han i. n ia declared thataerious charges an
made by that mdy ngsanst those m control ol tim
naper,
nos loy.
r,\<s WAR-GOVERNOR ROBIN..ON-A BOLT
t:i.".s EXCUSES im-: PEAB >i?v mi .s':ru.
(UMI is.. l-l >s il. . i.;,(..-! 1IMDS.VT ii)' I UK rillltl.'SK. I
1',1-i.iN. .Inly 12.?Forces .int being mar?
shalled behind tin- curtain for the ^nmi straggle uver the
ina IbtbliOg of til" .it.V of Ho-toli. WOiOb la lo lie Inaugu?
rated et a beariaa sppouned lol inn-ila. next t.y tim
Board nf Aldermen mt lue petition ot tim projeeted
? Consumers' Uas Company," whiob has boldly eatered
tba in ;i-n ion.' ti.; i sacred m tin- lenton Oas Light
t i.i.i|.nny. rbi* uld company lia* been sbooked, uni to
sa) lilli I, (Iur ii roi Borallon ls au|i|in-- i Io lian- nu rniii
r nm -i at tee dse and character of the hat ol namco eup
porting the petition of tho mmrloper, i'm* BoatoaOaa
I. iii' ? ii ? liv ii i v el iini. io li ii r I.-.iii ill-ray- a pub
tn- -piri'i ii and liberal company, giving the oltlsensa
iir-t quslltr of light at tin- lowest noa.ii.ie Bgurerotn
11 Ul il" Ililli 11 l) ll! : il! iii Viii -ll I- lil i 11 l.l Kl ll .' I i'a ann i
Me provision against tbs tutors, itu bad exaetedalllt
ru lill. Ii'-iii-'a limn i|iniv, ur If lt bed failed tO ext. inl its
pleat and keep abreast with arery dement] on lu ser?
in ? -, ii would belter understand the alaorit) with whiob
so large e portion of toe consuming publlo welooioetbe
nea.ir. lint it ..ii Lt tim Boston public know
that if the competitor ia permitted to parallel its pipes,
? .' ; ? .1. .vt coal of t a- consumers, lin I
<!r.iic ti.i- ni arith ii- iii il. ifni bavlug disposed of il?
ma million dollar imrks io the new company, will go
n.-o a rou ii un u mn willi thal company to raise prices, a*
lt mil have tu ito tu produce tbe same returns oat of a
reduced business, This it tbe decided toue adopted by
tm- ssssiled .mi. aa ii ri i.ii.a on jt. own part, beneficent
monopoly, rho assailant is tee same corporation whiob
hasplauted competing lighting eompanies in Chicago
am I oin. i .-ii"-- arbors the demand :?,: eoiupetltiuu
. ss ii -I a- - not in ll.a
tu.i.h.mr Robinson's Hi'p .iiitiiieiit of Edward I.
Urooltiiiio a- ru. io ul commissioner still re
i.i na . un lonrtl med .ni " io uni,, rim Gol -
emin ia vi ii n.irp ininii oi lil" part) pulitiolaus wbo
.I lt I I. HUI Itt il 111 pl n " of ! IS
worker of their obi. li i- ibu! that n-. will gu nark io
lui li" i,n -im - ..t un-1 ml nf ina I. i.n. ii.i caring tu
|| || . I , , I ? I'"-' Oi ". r.-pi . ,..'!_. ,;- iii- pl 1
vate al tire requite rn- beal attention.
ti .- Rev Dr. James Pi - I ' li.? fell .-on
? ? i i.i. .-. lie
tween his contemptuous rr r ni",!., Mr Illume amt Ills
i, ;, at 11 " iioii,-i -' me liny, au ii.- ;?;.-.,,,,
of the ann '.im! ii ..un' alter t.'i" rou .eu.ii 1-7.;.
lu. I'la . -. o io i:.
' . ' ?? .1. '? ?' o' 1 .i.ii.I ,,i, lr.
plana'uni doea nol relieve bis utterances ut a ver/ un
I.- .-.mg Ulanna I ll) .
Tue disc barge of the Jew pedler, Jacobs, arrested on
1 . u ol nIi .ion 1. vv ai"" fur lite 1
!-pI"i"ii- 1 ll-; 1 Hg in ; h.lal - o .: .
11 .-a 1 ? , 1 ? .1 un \t uti ri iii 11 ni
-. ii nee a.-", . . ? ? i.-i
111) til I
mc an un v . -i.lui inn mir .| io Ur ri Ul
Ann 1
Hie Peabody Mi.ni authorities at Cambric
.... ill all.
'
I la mill o'.1 a . .rn,! mot
ms foi ..,.- ranon*
t - [bab
. : poor.
1 ni an,rs li 1 . I, .., lin
1 I. ? 1 i 11 ii 1. 1V1 1 ?? ? Kubin ? ? iii." |i
I
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1 ? ha hi nnmin
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> io- iii.11. eli - 11 tl,.- 1 i-i ,1 in
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pilli 1 /?/ 1 rm 1.
-.u I \l, WU li |?i?N Vii NEW OF lill:
WI I ..
Ill ? v 1 Iii 11 ..ni. \ I fir 1 11 : ill',: si j
lim Hil I pill \, .li' ' ' ' ", .1 iv il-n ?! ?
. millay then 1 or more
in 1 a.. m..un. Park foi vvin.il p. imu. urn
I. A pri mil Itl 1 . . 1 ll I,
n .1 i! v 1 ? ile lo kim
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sud Hu rill v uailo, ktuyoi liulib au I
lu" r. 11 . ?
11.' iwyer,
prill lil r Iii
.liil> lent court. ell amoila Ibu nth fl law
.
\ 1. :? - ' ' i unity
-M.I lo I . .. il .11 lite a lonni" i ol
mu bo 1 ... .1
Franklin I I ? 1 thirty-five
lcd m. ti in - 1 Jil a ll in in itt the lu .1 ?
1 nvi ? 1 11 :
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1 ni... . 1 ,- : 1.1 ? 1
1 1 ? 1 1 . 1 . ucl, ol .Ni- . .
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ul .. li..
. 01.1, IV nu.
I . led fol III" m. 1 lui ? of
?. 11-ton fi 1 1 ?" v.iv . . ui 11' of
iii im-, .in. 1 and
ll I- .-ipi .
, 1 m.
, .01,. mitton ni lite Iii utah A n lu Montreal
erlll I-.- pre 1 rn
1 . . tinier ol A.I.un " of mi. ?
?
-.. m. n: io fonii . 1. i'i -i ii "i
lum of tailor.. there .,)?' local unions In minti ol tin*
' -.11 lion lu
? M..ni,H I ll Ai .
s monal t nu veil tiona meei m 1
a.nm In ,i n- lin.I. .lilli
I "loll.... 1 lo
it "bul Uttm business of puollo Importance
vi a- I lao- 11 Icil.''
1 1,'i un T. J.,Spence, formerly ol loee lal army, ta
.1 .- io . (anise In this cit)
mani branches na possit
5 >?>?! 1 -a i.n 1,'. r nppiopi 1 iii-'im lol Indian i'll 101. '1 ne
? ?ia..- thal li. ..I" Ii I I Ililli.Ul
?a. \ ll , Cu
? Penn., and ForeeHtrove, Ona un I be ni.un 11
il la ?J.ljO.UUO, .11. . 1 udullluU Ul
wanted.
I
MR HEWITTANDTHE SULTA1
CADRE AM> RE8rJLT8 OF A PAMOTJ8 VISIT.
HOW a r.rrn.K B"v's misiiai* LSD to a i.ovt
i Al K WIIH A linn. flAMIII AND MAMT II1IISI:
QI'KS'I CH III I IKS.
flilull IUK llli.UI.AI; i UlltK-l'.iNI.KIT or Tim VBIBIIHB
vVaBRiIfOTON, duly 12. -i lenemJ tow Wallan
it not tho univ Amertean, apnereatly, whom 4ssti
tlamld has bonorad ivuh ins frieadabip sad eoan-deoet
Mr. A ilium H. Kew in Ina been squall/ i ai oi ri, u ,.?? bu
and may henceforth be uumbered among the sm .
" ma-iel-" of ii.iatty,
a .aiiiu dispatch, printed tbs other day, aaaeaeeet
that tim Baltaahad presented Mr. Howitt with seven
oostty earpets, -vim-is .uni othereiprassioai of roya
gosd-wili. They have tot iirrn received by lim is yet
tun .iini,uititniij win arrive In due time Pur more thai
one reason Mr. Hewitt moat be glad that Ooogress ha
Bdjonroedj for bom more thankful, perhaps, than tba
these presents did not reach aim wiuie tim watohfal lye
of sn-ti patricia as " li'lune i " Bebb.sadJoba t
finerty oooJd h.ive cougal sight of Meei wu it if - Bleb
ellen " bIuiiiIiI h,ive ililli uni.',I th it tim Inn- sM BSUyrOI
rag which is sum te be amens tbs ooliootloabc beat
behind the Speaker*! chair, lo pinn view of tbs windi
House ami tim people sasembled in tbe gallerias, ai"
i i.en rjellvi red ..ne of in- characteristic ipeoobes ii imoan
lag tin- decadence of republican virtue, and ended i.j
Introdneing a resol itlon calling for Information fr un tin
Secretary of Btate concerning; tin- treasonable transac
timi. What tf. Inti.ni, neil liy lits OWB eloipierice, tie BM
demanded timi that genial obi gentleman, slr. Hewitt,
sliuulrl kneel down there and then, in front, of tin
Speaker, and with the eyes sf aa awe atnmk press upoi
lum. commit political barikarl, so io speak, with tin
very sword be had reotured teaeeept al the bands of Un
Sultan. Let Mr. Hewitt eoagratuiata Uamatl on iu
r.i ipe, without any furl her motatialng on ?/ pan. per
mit me simply tu record here the strange manner lt
whir;, be inlii" tbe BCiaalatanee of the sultan, it r.-11
iik<- a iiiiiin from the greaten glghm. bat tl fe trim ii>?,
i/ucir np i win, arnaud doubt Mr. Hewitt'a wont |
Mi tii-ivitt found himself, together with tis family
ene line da; i lat autumn. In CoestentiBople. Having ox
plered tee European guarter be dlreeted Bia st.-pj towan)
Bb Sophia's, when in* Bras met ny a oroedof peopfat
walting to sec tin- Commander of tbe I',iii hf al on lil* *a>
to th.- ftfosooe to ofter tia it ni ly prayera. Tho h?at Bats
oppresafve, mid in company with lia li*tio see Mr.
Hewitt amt-ht th" simile of a gunnl-house m-ar hy. Thu
egpeeam bed prevsd too mueh. tewever, for the hoy, .inri
befom loritr l.e fainted, at tho ledlei would ?ay, demi
anny. Willing hands carried him Into the ku.ml home.
winn* na! amt what -.led moro Important Just then.
something to eat, aooo restored him. When be opened
ins mer, tm found himself ta the company of two lads of
aiioiit nts own air,, who seemed lo take greet la tercet In
tum. amt soon became very trie ';. they weraasoom
panled Ly .1 ireutteinau, to whom the oflcei - In the ro tai
I io ni" marketl deference. A- anon ita they hut
nada sure that the little loiterer waa oul nf danger they
took their departure) not, however, without tlr-t ln
qulrlng the nami* and the rr.aiience nf their newly found
friend.
lim next doy Mr. Hewitt wu- Betonlsbed to timi himself
watte I up.Ul h,'au ollicin, cvuliuitly of lilith lank .who
begged to ti" informed bow tba little boj wes getting
along. The Sultan, one or whose Bldee-ds-eaBsp be
repres luted bimsi if to be, ba I eomin laded him, be said,
to make the Inquiry, ll - Majesty, be shw added, wuuli
bs pleased to receive the rVmerican geutlsmee m audi?
ence at.any .time that might emt tbe convenience sf tba
Int ter.
Mr, Hewitt rubbed hts erigin astonlsment Was he
dre imlng 1 Had he been reading nf tbe goo l Haroaa al
Beseem, or has] a wertor successor of that great Ostini
arisen, who silent Ina dara in goittg abaot town looking
after utti" beys that iako it into their tinana to faint i
No, lien- was tin .mir dfl rainp, rn liv, sad goM I M I Bag
sabre, before bim. In tbe street below waa the esrrlaae
windi hai brought him. In the door etood theobaequi
oes servant who bad shown the visitor np-stairs, and la
bli own hani Mr Hewitt bold the card of Bo and so
p n'l i Mi Hes me, bat be li
unite certain thal he was si least i P u ha n n Ina m.nie
? dbe was awake,Mr. Hewitt Informed tbe olde
? I.- ' un n tout be would give himself the pleasure of a call
upon the (Hand 'lurk on thc fotlowlng day al Baenaad
such aa hour
The afternoon waa ipeni by Mr. Hewitt ta romlaetlng
and conjectures es to tbe object of Aluin Hamid's leeire
io iee bim. Did tbe Sultan wlsb to consult him abouts
proposed revision oftha rurslsb tarni I Dbl bs intend,
perhaps, to mil," lim bu Ol ind Pitier, or did he desire
only ia -I ia to tbe mysteries of glue and tbe
Ann i le tn e ul".la ( Af' I -,n ut in nlie
speculations o' tim sut .ml tbe study, al Intervals, o(
tut liirki-li pocket dictionary, whleb he had taken the
. um', t tua pillow i. fore retiring, the
i. p .-"ulallie nt til" \ih N">v York District presented
ll al tue up o.ii'.' I Im uue Po lo.
ilia vi di - ?? i." i '. han ti i lui ami prepare
tiona made to receive bim. Pasalng throtittb a ?
res| luti len! ipal tuieut -. bc wa- tina v ushered
mu -li I'lio ti"- i" -sciier of ti.r c a mi indei ol the
Faithful himself. With tile same self , isa.?rt whleb
, . I."-! Ipuu
f the ( ? i
Mr. Il- ? i "i ain: in liinple rep lill ? ? rn f i
... ? maali . n ? mi lion i is
1 inol.ov. i. |
am given to underfund th it the Turkish Kontlemim
iv l,o.n lou Clllplu) III .null rii'llp.'-lii, I ii "Ul I , | ..-I limy
'
I tn pniiluee here f lilli ii ly md vi Ith the
II a. | in tm- lin kith i. .,. ,..,,,
rei* I lice it lo ss
? I bis mastery of the lan uage, Mi Me., tt
. p..-ii rni.i-i into l-ieiir!i. lr.mi
, -I I , I ll I -ll 111 ' , I .III hound
?
r his >i
vi i i t - i
Incl that tl a Mr.
li ul mi I n th. ?? ia i I.
l-l - .1 I. VI III- ? Ml tOlll I .11 1.
, iii u i in iileiil. tl lice r.. i-i j io . in< |,,i |
i le camp. I
un uni .I"." t louche I upon
liuiaiiiiM
A ll Hu I ... I
I "pii liuprci " I wit ii an ? I in
- I || IOU I Ol Hus cullin 1 , I Ililli b) Illa
Tlc* cuiii-u ' limn, wera
. ? ? h. i.ioi-. , mure
if Hie eh.nacl i * ,
li li" ?.I lo rim. " most U. Il m!.. iii" |
lld tu ? de.I tin ile r, ol ' n
II llitiltl ; lo il.l.l- liei il il - lo I . i li a . In i lu i . ... I lo
.! ' I ? ir,'U lille. lilli I ai,
i is . un . i-i Its chi ? tn ?. i ii. ii chtei
ll. ll la lia.
lint lt ls SO
liliiciill io pm. ure ii n nt," he nidi i .* m. a . li I shall
. repll .1 Mr. Hewitt, ? i.. . . i
., ii >i . I ii linnie," and
i lu a pi op. i li.rani I ii tu
I i alni ll ||| .1 mao'' In llnlll mi lie il '''I III" Indell
,|,l p, III I .. O a I p. Ill'i lion |||4 -A ll. ||
a a..i ii. -i i- ' ? I ? il fl i upon I . I.v. uh mt. I
? i Hu li id nevil
a lum Mr. Hi tips ol
mil pa asl mt' I . t I
i mw n .
Ile ii .. ; ' Pur hall
? :.n ' U||
Villi to
?,,i i,, ,l il.lill -"I v I tn '. .n - "ul lin- a
early Ulan I I
.
Ul I,. . id prom
-
i.i.u ,i ||i tl "...I tin- ls lies a
l 11 w a s w 11
||l ?... ||| . .1 th lt Hie I I ii", lt I" Itl
i it iii ?? iti .'.' tin li - min ?
,i lol timi tl
lilted that Ml Ilea
Iel ol ii.".i - iv ni i u
. u ,
i>. ii . lr. I
,,,"1 ll ... I il" was ll
inn hi
i n o '.v ?. ? 111 '
V, i,.-ii vir Hewitt rein ned I in ?rli ? '
a m.I i m. it a a .li inn pt ucl
run
. the sn i iii I lien . lui Ibo i I, the matt ? aron .1
, a in ..a. mi i.i. : ..... ... i ,
In- -I ? i .- ol li.
Hon. A I. il
i u.iii tn ii lea
Iel lill ? ? . .- ..
li ilea Itl in lelliti ? lin Ho r."thalil
I J . ll .- un Iii u mn- p. nell ll ?
i an ! Ina tim nov - h il" .a. ii one :
i i ii al - lian* tty this I
, lilts n nui ui ii," ii. ? " bad
ru r I.ii.i ll I lal" . I.ll
Iii i . liol ? Mr. Hes
Hired io ti pm In a b u.i- nie lim titty |m
H.- a Virginia I i
lie -?,,(,. Department, lu d ?? ... .tm
,o,.|, ,. , ov Mi Hi -a ul itiiithei -st ' . um-"
, in -una..t>> . ? Ul thi
ii al alni
i in- present of cn
ni, i. 11." aili! i.i na. tell) lo Vii. ll. v. Ul u. .
nu perhaps . ii., lintis
lal ?? Kl -'I ' lt ?.u v- [ll -? i: bia eyes to
i ,i ? ii v of Mr. Hewitt's ti I
????ni tainui
llb hun in i.i ii*ii- i ii nells nml Vu
tv |g ir .s.'t/i t UBVLiaUt
i rem Vhs Beeton -..,,.? i itt*
Th.-rr are utbei kinda ol * wbleh
, have no richi io run
in eases fi mn novels like that of llenrj v flue, wb rain
no ntnl Insanity, b Intense reel
i*- upon and l" irtlj li) 'ru ihle, la tbe -
?- "i . Ineipliuatue ai lb it ol ronni Ni
I loni all 1 hair lir.U'l ol iii 'li.nt B ?
,,., I,, io ibsl "i s ituiiauibtillsm. tm the
;,? | ,,,ii. to his di ith Ml i ?? li 'I I" cu ill
ladiulu room reading while b i two vouug men
lends v i . m. ,. i. I., eal shooting.
he/ i'!' au. .1 .uni 1.1.ii. i tba : is, ul, Inti dui I. i
i i .? u ima tuii in. ai. I tbei pi : i. -i ii ?! lu make any
man. YOUBI, Mr. Lowell WHS '?-?..! ulna ir.nilli,'.
ai paktuoaooa missal neasoasa. Kc nm to aerie et
humor and In splendid mental condition-ont., ?k 7^
on Mowley night. M the three u>7,r?u J ***'"*<
stairs, them w^ B friendly a.-ramhl.- ai*, ? W""1 "e
nottietiie last man and he olillged to l-icU m.!, "h""**i
put out the KM As all thean Mood tm *^ ??*
stair one aanl, ?? 0011 you. SSBM .ia ever I ? ,, *' "f B
Lowe. s.n.. ?Yee.-'.BMIed uTt JJw -OiffiJL**
cheerily as ever, rn me ,,??,,,,,,. ,?. Pfiw. ? -"t M
stairs to ii... dunne room, tool the pistol ",'?,!, lk',',*"i
pises In a drawer of tim BldebiMsrd. earriedll'bask*1,
nut t?,,,y;a^
?tau-, ju ,; ,Wrj ;??| ?.?,. hun-. H.
premeditated, not from despondency, it ?* ,', .*,"** ??'
It^rouii not have lee.,thing'eli. "uttan.*^
Bl
'UilAlU
FIRST SHOOTING IX CAJIP,
wii.L ir bbino iii i i.) rai oan.
D> ALENE t *
k TRinilfi.V OP f'AMP Itu It'l'.V TRg 1;U;KDT
oo ci bro un- aOQtrrrrai. ot rag lumi.
fFU'.Vf t -lil ur. , iiiiiH-liiii,|.;-.r?|.- rem vwistncj.]
Baolb <irv. Idaho, Jane 20. Th re 1
''?" are
many unpleasant, ways ofdylag,but I eoaetkaew
In which death I'lat-i/ii,,?,iiiv?f ?,lr Baton
??r
inure BOmptetelf Krmmuii ri,, rn ore Btterlj darren .a*^!
dlgOltf and dm md uf all comfort, than dnt. n hy .,??,.,*"
tn a munni.'.-amp. Yet avery miner with sal BTStoietaB
to BdaeaOea koowa Baal no new camp ,?.,? gs prsagteBaai
nilli: at leam .me bj ia i.j-s lama ahas la Its ttreeta, p*
?mity in a Btmlag ramp I- a Lind af BBBBjfrake wino*.
teringi from the '.loud of am doced asea Hm u> m
?iwife "f ll,: , nainu Iii ., j,, Sflf fljBjJ
wan., of knowle i^e af the world v.
lt has been ieJd,fortbe beaettof rnsuklnd ese. evsala
civilized .?-..mn ie,, ba Irmly asrllt ua I sf ka
bast workman im ta sssBsnl it- fimsalBltons. .uni fr?a,
the Irilldiiu of the walla of BSSflfl ta tko building Qt tal
Brooklyn Bridge, there eave beea aol lee arney fatal*,,.
ni . of its truth. The .iistin.oiic ssos i tSattr, Bewevej
m the eena ufa mining camp is thal bs doutt ht jj %nl
anni to bring lmk an lem lt. be bteeajat ab am t.> ? BtaM,
shut ur a kiiifi'-tliruat. get fer all that that. -iTniateltJ si
thu I.apt!.-ni in Mood la illili ii aa.i> rt OOgaissd t>) I.n..
?eui of Eagle, and thoagh then ht Bet a ? te ?. tat m i, ,|
lie.utily desiree the prosperity of tbeeaauB,sii winds
months were lagered ta pess over th" .n, ettaem aaa
day Of them ell finding a man for hrtiagfaat And tilt*
showed, as tho miners agree, no small spirit nf forl>.?ar
anee in the citizens, for. so ii is Basseted, thara bees teen
pteety Bf men about ai tbe price of srhose, llir lin: camp'?
BOaeem would have been very cheaply BOOgkflt,
Two or three asea have, it ts true, beea shot in omij ?
camps, and tU-ro has boen ihseibag lu J .a, ie Basti nu ta.,
ur Burna oeeasisas, tint until the gay befon rostareas na
one tiad heeii killed. Her can tiiis be ascribed te anr lack
af ggbttag gue il ties on the part of tin- stttsees, for sae al
the olnef - Bahama " of the city Ls rilli hy twu bruthen),
well kimwn tl.ruu.'hint tho Pan rh: Meat, and aims*
aaoMeers familiar la every aalalag cain,mu Asaarsm as
having against them it " record " of twilit) mn,
ii.t'ii'-a iiiralii BS "Bed hurled .Inn." "Pistol I', ii. ant
"Quick ai,ot.Sam,"apeak forthemselves, ttwaeaserebj
.h.m.". then " hid 1.1.ii," man, weald Ball lt) aaiek k?at
r uric free froai blood for ao loag. Bow, however, tie
?pell has beea brekeauaadla atom mlsereots tragedy, m
mm dots daveta af any teach of light to relieve hg
monotony of attar pMfnineas, it would nut he easy t*
tm iirine. Yet (lils du.ith was precisely that which ts rust
by three Base out at every fear ware die ta. oew nuning
.'aie.[ia. Tothe urdlu try mun r's eye n, pu-nut lint ons
tr ii urn out of lim ooiuuionplai-o; Int to mm vsh.ihiiaii.il
ap.nt his life ut nain;** il MCBSS BS If lt Weald bl li nd ti
paint a ileath men dreary amt repulsive in all Us cucum
i lances.
Tin: tr tain v.
DC was a yoong ama Bf a family well known and
honored atong 'ii" coast (bal the society of a camp keg
hut sn,nil rea;.r for personal awnhwesauMeiaamlaBe*
esis in tim uunes, and knTtng reeeetly ma:? a reed sea
of iii'.n.'v hy the sale of a f nerti bagge. The min who
killed him waa koowa to have the, blood ..f morn th m nus
in ni mi ids bands already. They quarrelled abeagg
wom.m. ami the ons ams shot on Ike stilewslk wkaes its
stood, Oylag ten Bslnutoa aftereard *vith au oath saes lils
Ups. A few fret Hom lum. In the Better, lay th" uninos
about whom he lum rooght, too leaseless with drink, si
wi- Bl one., areli, tobe of any nae aaa" Un.-a Thal
ii.ia a go'clock m the tneralng Al 10e^eleekanh>
i; SMI was Inid, tad th ? "ii m.- i- i- t n tlpay to sal
and the deputy who tunk kia piece waaaeareely sober
enough to tro threogk tkekereat formaline, oftheos
aaston, lash hs it was, however, the tasjneet was uvw
liefore 'noon, and at it S'etOCk the same afteri^-io
j twelve hoon siter ha waa nimt, tim dead mm
wai h tried la a raceat ha ta Um my.
a f.-w muiuiea before the Baas appointed for the hurisl
u oi eorred ta sonia sae Biol perhaps it would bs .
I to ban ira< kind of a oeremony?some fee nords ot tte
Bsriptorea read, j.baps -al the fooerali so whits i-*s
'iiiiv iras even then being carried past bis doer aa u
?? a. i .lin- crave, a vonna lawyer t who bad never!
tbe di.".i-i i luau alive) wm sudden Ij i-u.-i upon to ge
and" sar a lew wonts ?* by way ol alas ? ? tria
di ad rneii. in th*- prose see ot -i seort orsoofmh
strangers ?.r chance aoqualntaaem ol a ii-w asyi ur
, men .who badperbaps Iran., s glass ol ?
iiu'i hun al a ii.ii,or siebs iged an oath or two i*u-i ima
on Hie ailee! ?hr iv,is minni. Irrfoin any ni lu.a (aiiilly yr
roi.mir. i m..i) 11 keon that hs a ss dead,
I'lIK Ililli, ASH BOMB PUAgCa "K . IMI- 1 ?
Bett imu n.
? iit ii h.. ki.lr.i bim, a ag cabin wsstbeeoort*
room, and nt a ro i-h de il tallie in tm
side mi two '?? ironer
ol the i i) befo ? . tbe c ui il for the di
proa., ? r. ashorthani clerk (the
l iwyer thal o Bel tted at tbe funei il , ind tn ? pr
to th ? .-int ut tin- table -? thu asa a
wno was tbe . .-i*.. of tue shu rlcbcrimesa
mls| i -ni' .-I ,.ni
p.iitii wini in. ooo fooii . i. Bound I
? i*. i in un open sp i ? Of I fl ' U'ttl
Boor, a at ? il ?!'. bal lg da a ring ol i
ru i- a ii nu i. ii imel .
pipe, in their mouths, the smoke from wbleb ms
ui den toa .... ipi i ;er a il' ,', , ii igbin : si Im
rose to adin -a the co ut. rho huckgrouud ol ro igb puja*
ind it w.-isair.i etbera
?
i imii, tin small, "ipsi
.., Hud In the centre tbe ll iring ei i
-I p ile f.r i ivan, in
Bot imiiii Itilereal eas taken In the p ' r ni
un.- douiued wb tl tba reeu I wo lld h". lt di I i A
to in- im body's lt i in---* tobe ps i r tm Ba
il. ad .nail, .ind Hull a purely moral -lau I
nothing offensive ta * minas la tbs mero eh anting sf a
,M ni ? ? < il, lite III ll I lo- be a. '? 'l|l W
scrupulous!) Bul ll U s curious code, sud InBoseial
more CU.?> than willi n ltd to till
Ufo ?? u ben I ? bo rt s man I do .label
foi lt," wa m iy in .iii"iii!j bi o ? ?!
i I
line ni tbs ".
gari ? > ? rona of i uifl ls ?
lolnlii-i "' ali"!!" i iii m's | ? .1 'I i.i Iii, i
. bom ll toii I'll the ullin hu, I, sgt li
in oi , i uni ol ? lumpiag '* Ol mu " I
il ?? . il res i . ?
?, put ai i mu in j turi
I,,, itu* ra ? .u o' m.- r .intv . n
mu.I Ur dour w.lli , 'I'"!"!. i
-. ii . n i ? um bi ump
inim i.un tm <
|| J,,. ,. , .11 Iii ? ho, r lt IS I
iii i i aui rn m. ni I
... I. I i.
? l III ll Of to .
eu ui
?
? ly tu
ni; innl "vin
?
uhu ki
mi mau u
:
?
ill tn. killer.
I ? I . |!.r ?
. 1.
if Bill
v
I
I,..:? ' '
i'?i
?
. i? ami ? ul
i
i.i, winake) ni ? ??;;
I
ll ll . laik- llf Ililli ail) ? I
an ."lol I
name, ttb.t.n u
SH n n n d and tn- -
n ia neil Iv ?
an .-., ni which is tu bring laeh <?- mst
_
A 1 Ah'S M.iUM'M )
' ? ?it ilkSl
Ai mal . re aa- related rn rn '
?ta i ,* s>ai .ni ? -
I .,k, a? I
... an, .-? ii ' , -
lad ri r lacerate I is
, -kia bei.r is tar .epatsted lust hei , '
Hrs I... i - - ? ... . ii ? ' ' o,
paru beal uab- ifreib u *> *' *rj
IT.-l. i'la - - O0llU.ll U ????? " . ,.
known to Bells's brstl I 'sd twilvs .-',,,
bsstepssdnp ta tbs phvsielaas and[.s^-usajim-m
. I ms tn. i.il ia? aui kt Una . i ?" "Tgisl
ii om ms .nu ai ihi sppeiBted l,"'ir.ukl,,w
lb e isageuMai, n.,.u btasrsss. ltd M ^^^3
., rsm pieces of sk'a wi-./'- ? ? ,,
and liau.i.ia.trif te Ola lister's tvtfuintt *?' h?, pj
growtaa siely. Carlyle say. one umtf aa* o a hrotsei
ut sar io ksow what it rn im a?? *> rnXmrnt
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