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~"NEW-YORK. FRIDAY. JAN^23._
IHE BEW8 THIS MONNLVQ.
Foreio.4. ? Unconfiniicd report that General
Btewart hus orcu|>ie.l Metouiueh. -= Tr.iitv
?iirncd hetweaa Raglaai an.l Italy. r - Maeh
diatrt-sa in Italy by avalnnchca. ===== Disiatisfac
tion e-presseJ at tlie ottit.ule of Americun dcle
eates to tho ConpoCoiifercnce.-SuppI.tiHutal
eolonial CHtimate asked for in the Hiin.lesratli.
Conoi.-kss.- Iu tboSenate the Oklalioma rca.lu
tions of Mr. 1'hiiiib an.l Mr. Teot waraooaaideaad.
a Tl.e House con8idrro.l tl.e Indian Appropria
tion bill, liiakiiisseveral auicndturut..
Domestic?Tha wifc of Justico Staulev Mutthcwa
died yeaterday.-A consultatiou ofthe K..i|.'bti
of Labor and tlie potters of Trenton ivaa licl.l last
jught.-1 A _e_olutiou was introduced in tbe
Leginlatnre U> laieatlaata tl.e conduct of thrco
Hem-.-iuk Judgea. = Tbe Ilud-v.n is troaea
over noithof PoiiRlikaopsic. == ( harges of mal
feaaance wcro tuadc againet ofllcials of IfaaoUoB,
Ohio. =r__ Matilda ChaaO. the dcsct-iidaut of a
aa?ner of tho Dcclaration, waa burmd to
death at AnnapolU. ==s Oovernor licland,
ei Tcxas, cornplains of Mexican <lci?rodationa
ia that .Statc, and ceiwuiea the Wax Depanni-ut
lur th. ir contintiance.
Citt and Bi'i'.ri.DAV.?A boy bitten hy a aj.ider
?tliayside, L. I. = Anjun.eut in the Wcd-La
couihe conU-ht. == Tlie jury iu tho ratou-Hunt
tngUiiiauit ut.ahleto aifrco. = Tbe (Md (.iiiird
_*j|.-Dr. Daaareeeh to givn Uerman opcra
next N-ii-i'tii. ??a Miftsionariea aailod fi>r Afn.-a.
s- LVsignation of tl.e Rer. Dr. Newinan. =
An Bartatigattoa Ol tl.e Hpecial Agents' <itl.ee at the
Ca?t<'ii- iiou-e. r__=_ Gold value of the legal t.-n
Ara-rrar4a_lar(_lS*a graina), 83.84 cents. ==
Sttx-ks gaiiarallj were quiet with oniall Uiittua
tions, and f leeoi dull nnd lrrcgtilar.
The Wkathkr.?TBBBCBa local oh_ervatioii8 in
dlrate sligl.tly warmer. fair or partly clondy
weatber. Teniperature yesterday: liighesi, 15?;
toweat. 03; averace, 11V.
Tho iiiagnilicout ggfOtobeBmi oloaf iee which
now cov.-r the Hmlson from Peekskfl] to
ARiany will givc the ict-yachtsmen a chancc to
denionstraU- afgifl that their boata can k?> ta^u-r
thau tlie wiml whicli pgiapalg them. llt.w that
ia poss-ible is the prohlem which, just now, ia
botherinsr a nuniber of ecicntific peoj.lo who
cauii.ot dc'iiy the fact.
ReDiiblican voters Hhnuhl not fotfe4 that the
aocoml oj.iR.rt u n ty I'or enrolment in the Ar?<in
blj Di .trict Associations for 1880 occura to
day between the hourn of 1 an.l 10 p. m. Any
on?- who is, an.1 has bi-eu, loyal to hia party
can put his name on the lists, The last cliame
lor enroluient iluriiir,' thin year is a week lroiii
to-day?January 30.
It ie possible to B__d neveral souiul reaaons
against. n bill, otl.-reil in the St;.t.- BoBUtto yes?
terday, exempt ing irom taxation the M_] estate
of r.tiie'1 cleigymen. But a cohl an.l hoaillBBO
world would not object seriously, w<- think, if
Boiiu-. uiethod couid be bit ii'ion by the L.-gisla
tnre, or anylnuly olgg. wl.ich wouhl coinp.-l
all coiigi'.g'.ttion^ to pay their-afaiotoradeeenl
aalaries. Then Mr. CofgeobalFa bill would not
bave been thought Boeeoaaay.
In Lomlon the f^eling of sati.faction at
General Stewart's victoiy iu the il.-s.-rt is
diniifiiHhed by grief at th.- death ol Captaifl
Burnaby. This oflictr tTSB most j.opular,
eveiy where aml always, it |g said, and people
Invariably regret the death of a general
favurite, even if they ilo not know him j.erson
glly. liurnaby iiie.1, howi-vei-, i.iubably as he
Would have choseu to die?with a grip ou his
enen.y's thruat in a haml-to-hau.l sti uggle.
It bas been BpBOB-Bl weather since last Satur
day, aml uiost of the time it has been bitterly
oobl; bo tbat the ilelay of tlie mithoritits in al
lowing Bkatora aeoaaa to the lakes in Oaartnl
park seems riilii-uloiis. If the iee there is ever
going to bo thiik enougli to btar it must be so
pow. YettheoAoeffl at the PBrfe have only
eome to the conelusion thi.t possibly they will
let the skaters ou by to-morrow. l.y to-mor
tow, probably, it will beglB to thaw. It would
be bt:tte. not to allow skating in the l'ark at all
tban to Itold the lovers of the spoit baek in this
hoiisennical way.
Whatever tho most indillerent persou may
think of the need of mis-ionary work, no one
will underrat. tho sinc^-rity, tho iiobility of
thai-acU r or tbe self-deuial of tho fift v inon aud
Woiuen who aai led yesterday for Africa to
breach tlie Chiistian r.digion to the nalives.
rboy certainly ]>n>ve their 1'aitli by th.-ir worka,
and in a way, too, that few Christians of modcrn
days feel callcd ui>on to do. The kind of ardor
whieh po.wes.-S them was illustrnted hy tho
determinatioii of ono of their nunihcr not to
stay behind, although [at the momc-nt holorc
sailing a dlspatch waa put into her hands an
nouncing the ueath of her father. Tbe kind
aiahaa of many people who do not know a-M-B
go with this hand of carnest men and wotnen.
?
In OoBfiaaa yesterday a bkrw was struck at
our defective _ya8J88B of trrating the Indians,
whieh should bo followed hy olhers until tlu.
entire strueture is bainmered to pieces. An
aiiii'ti'liii.-i.-t to tba Indiiin bill WM adopted BJ
th. Booaa whieh bi itmatba red aaaa within the
penalties and privilege* ot the lnws. The
Senate, at the last scssion, rcjcctcd a nieasuic
si.iii.thing like this, but the preseiit nmeiid
nicat has been diawn so that Ihe obje.ctions of
the Senators will probably be overcome. Moa.
aaaa who have stu.licd the ladiaa problem ut
nll thorougldy are eoiivineed that the land B__
of it is not the oiily sidc, and that it nevcr can
ba satis.actorily solvi d until the red men are
within the jurisdiction ol the OOBltO.
Frontier life, in the old sen.se of the term, haa
been deelared to extat no longcr in this enmitiy ;
but BC-ord-Bg to tba GoranKW of Texaa. aoaae
of lb- WOiat phascs may yet ba seeu along the
l.io t'rande, the bounil.iry between Mexieo and
tlu, United BtateO. Inciirsioiis of robben. faoifl
Mexieo, w'ho pcrpetrate all kinds of criine, are
deelared to be comiuon. and redress impossible
to obtain. If these things are true, it is sin
gular that reports about them have not reached
us oftencr and enrlier. . ommunicntioii from
all poiata along the Hio Oranile lsnow coin
parativel.v easy. Tiie Uovcnior's laagaage ?.'i
tbia nibjcct is so exiggerated aa to make one
think that bia facts may ba exaggcrated too.
All tba s.ui.r, Conicreaa nrighl areU look into tba
matter. Oininercial reciiuociiy is the onler of
the day. There may be a elian._ to pn.vide for
a little nciprocity of anotbex kind along tba
Taxaa border.
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The health olircis of St. LOW . it l.? .iid,
h-ive d.-termined to give oat BO inoi. infoima
tion in l.gatd to poaaibla eaaaa ol choleraia
their city. This ia a mlatakr eitbaf in Bt Looia
or New-York. In tho firat plaee, neu . ol tbat
kind eaaaot be eniiicly anpproaaed, aad tha
runinrs whieh ily aboot wben eflorta ara mada
at coiiieahnent are invniial.lv worse than the
trnth. In tho eeeoad plaee. the poblk la n<>t
made up of c'lildren. but i> largely eompoaed <>f
intclligcnt men and wninen who expec. to take
loaeonahle preoaatioa agafoal dieeaae at all
times, but do not want to ligiit it in the dark.
11. aith Departmanta aaed Bot worrj aboal
aewa mattera. Tha dntiee of their offlcaVra are
clcarly maiked out. and if they are ffllfillod
c.iiscientiouslv, no harm will conie lron;i letting
the true aaaitatj condition of St Loaia or New
York bo known iit any time.
TUE 8EXATB.
All doubt as to the Senate for the next four
years i. removed. Tba electi m ot Mr. Erarta
from New-Yoik aad Mr. Teller from ('<>l..n.d.>
laaarea th<" Bepablicaoa a clear naajority,
whether tba Legi-l.it,ue of Illiooia reapeeta the
will ofthe people or BOt 'J here aie .'ili.-ady
ehoaofl or to hold over 11 Bepoblieaa Baaaioia
out of 76, aad tbe Deaaociata withoal Uliaoia
eaa get only 34; with tbe Benator froai thal
State they WOB-d liave only 95. Dnl it la boped
by BepabUeana thioaghoal the eonntry tbal tha
.plcndid wrviccs of Geaefal Lagaa wUl uot ba
nngratefully repnid by defeat. The people ??f
Illinoisgave a clear tn:ijori?y for tha RepablicaB
oaaao. and a plarality ol over _;.-.<nm>. To
defcat a I_epiib!ican eandidate for Senator,
either clccting a Peinoeial "i deprirlag tl.e
Btate of ball Ita laweeeBtation. wooid ba a
ivaiiton defiaaec ol tba popobu will.
Inclnded in the li .t of i 1 Repnbli-an .ena
tcara ara General Ifabone aad Mr. Riddleberger,
who joined with their ?aaoeiatea in fnmiallv
adopt-Bg tiie Etepoblieao bbbm prior to Um
National Convcntion, wno aoogbl admission to
that bodj aa Etepabl-cana, and were reeogniaed
aud iidmitted by the Convcnlion, nnd -TBO
beaitflj anppotted tbe BepoUieaa National
eaad-datee. If wlthout them the Repablieaaa
bad not a majority, it is possihlc that the l.our
bon PeB-OCrata wonld have been vvilling to sac
ritico ab__at aiiything to secure the co-o])eni
tioii of the Viiginia S.-natois, though there is
no reason to aappoae that anv overtureM to
them would have Hucceeded. Hut with :t'.?
meiid). rs, a clear maiority of the Senate,
beaidea tba two Senators from Yirginia, the Ba
jniblicans kuow that their opiioni'iits huve
nothing to gain by oflering termato Meaata.
-taboae aad Btddk berge.r, aad tba aaTaga
abnse ol those Senators by Democratic orgiu.s
will tbetefote eootfaaae. Tbe -ooflrniat-on ot
Mr. Ca-TelanoTa appoLntaienta. and tbe powei
to deleat uiisi hievons legi^lation. v ill rest with
tbe Repoblleana of tho Bedate fbrtwojeara
liom Maieb 4, BBd after that time they have
roaaon i<> bopa tbal they will be aapported b.v a
BepabUcaa majority in tbe lloti.-e.
TUE ABAB DEPEAT.
The battle in the doert has emphasized the
leaaona _f Tamanieb and Teb. The Aiabn 81.
the bravest among stmi-civilized w;iriiors,
fighting with deaperato eoarageaad tanattea]
iiei./y; but eA'eii with the adraotage of anpeiioi
numbeisand laniiliarity with the deaert ioad .
tlny aie inevilably deleated by l.iiropeun
soliliers. I'lheir tuniultnous and fnrious charges
are repolaed by tbe d-seipUne and orgaaiaatkm
oi civili/.ed vviiifare. | i'.ven when they succe.ed
iu breakingl thiongh the eiiemy's line, valoi
superior to their own meets them hand-to
hand aml BTeiBOW-08 them. At Abu-Klea their
taetteawere better thanOaaaafl Digoa'aoatbe
aeaboaid, and a pOrtion of the foree was anned
with rilles, but they were deleated With heavy
losses on their own ground by un army ex
hausted by a long march acrosa thedeseit.
I'lifli.-li iiiiic|.iilitv and Kelf-possession
triiiiiiphed easily over tho brute coitrage of u
barbarooa horde. If theloaaoa wera unu.ialiy
.M'veie, tbe weight of supeiior nuinbeiM lold
heavily again.. 0___fBl BteWBl-- coliunn. and
the artillery was of little aaaj-ltBBee. Tba
battle was fouglit under striking ___adf__t?
tageai the gaardaaad h__aa_B wete aot ____.
I'ully iiioviriioncd and well-e.iuipp"d as the ngi
nieiits Were ou tiie re.iboard ; yet victory vv;is
BOTOt dmihtful, even though the lin<- waveied
foi .in instiiiit aad tbe aoldiera h?.l to fight with
shoi teaed aal_ea and Bwurd^bayoaeta.
The| l.nglish peaaa. liotwitlisianding the
biilliani aaooeaa of the axpedit-on, takea a seri
oiis view of the situation. The defeat of tho
Arabs Ib not eoeoadered d-O-rire aad ban are
exprcssi-d le.sJ (..nenil St.-wurt'a column hhall
prove too weak either tojiidvance to^ Khailoiim
_ir to maiutain its position on the river. These
apiuehi nsions do not nppear to he- w.ll
toaade_. A second battle miy be re.piir.d, in
asmuch as only a portion ol tho Mahdi _ foree
was ___BBd at Abu-Klea; but it willbe lought
under more favorablo ciieuiii'.tafiroft and the
issuo ia not doubtful. The Arab coiiiinaniler.H
on the canivan road wero the emirs of llerber
and Metenitieh. Tlnn _B__oat08 that the maiii
body waa made up largely of loeal tribes. with
coniingeiit.s from the Khartoum and Kordofnn
di-tricU. There must bo ouothor aud larger
army oppositc Kliartnnm which the Uritish
column will havo to disper.se before OaatalW
(.ordon ran be rescneil. Seiiouft work reinains
to be duue, aud it eannot bo long delaye.l, Kin.-e
Omduiaman. wliere tho beleaguered garri-on
haa made a brave ilefeiice, kia been UaflBIBfl
and the lines have been drawn more elosely
armind Khai-toum. Bat tho first Knglish
vi.torv WiU ehill tho funatieal BOgJ of tho
Mah.li's followen,. His Kordofan tmops will
be tlisafl.etcd and anxioiis to return toObeid.
Tiilessall signs fail, the aecond ball le will DO
more ensily woii than tho Bnt, and General
Gcnlou will bo reoeaad.
NO nnl'l. FOR Tlli: TBEATJES
(Yrtain OffBBHM of foreign inter. -sis >eem dis
paaod to ciiiite the inipression that the c'om
BMldal trealies are guining gr.-atly in public
Caror. Oneof thein a_bcta to dbeoror, la tbe
favorable eomnieiits of tho Administrat <>n"s
Washingion oi'gam evi.leiii'" that popular _0*I?
iaarbaa begnn to iaapreeo tho BepaUleana In
Cougreoa I'av.iii.bly to the tr.-ati<-s. The trnth
is, how ever, that th" Aili.ni.isTtiitif.il haa been
in favor of its own tre.it ies iroin Uu beginning.
llut n.> ehange of public opinion in th.it dtrOO
ti.m is pereeptible to tho aaked eye. There are
aome RepnMioa_ig as well as aome Demoeratg
a im think arell <>f tho oomroerelal poliej, bnt it
doea not oeen Ukelj thal either of .the treatieg
will get ratafled._
NOX A UELPFVL 8PBBCH.
[fHinioter UrwelFeramarko nt a m.-etingof
tho Sm ii-ty of Arts OB Weiln. sluy evening BM
oorrectly reported, be fnado bb exeellenl opeoeh
foran Lnglishman. u ITee trade," he thonght,
would enable this coiiutl'V " B00B t"> OqBBl Eng
land'fl iiii-i.'.iitili' mailne,'' aml ? would fire
England dangeroaa eompatitloB la all the
marketa of the world." II Mr. Lowell doea bo?
eonaider wbother AmerieaB nrorkaaoa obonM
bare any betterwageathan arepald Ib Eng?
land, he iaatleaol niatakea ia Bupposlngthal
the woi-kmeii will bei oompenaate .1 fot lew
wages by the BsanranoB ihat their prodneta can
eompete in India with thooi ol Britiah Eaetoriee.
li is to bo hopod ih.it we sliail Botaooonaee
Anu rieaa eapital annk by the Btilliono in the
building ?>i onprofltable ahipe, aa Britiah eapital
b? years past has lu en. While tlie WOrld'l
earrying trade remaina the Btoet nnprofltable
bnaineaa <>n tho foee <>f the earth, are have little
reason to c wiplaiii at Eagland'a sh.uc ?il it.
.Mr. l.ovn-11 preaidnd at tbe meetlng, and tbe
leetnreof the erening waa by Ur. 1?. Pidgeon,
wbo ass.--.ti-il tbat thongfa wagea arero <;<> pei
eent lii^-iK-r bere thaa n. England, nn Engliah
artioaa would ba bo ricber here, "owing t<. tha
greatoreool <?f liring." Mr. Lowell, il aeema,
did i...i feel callod npon to expoee theglarlng
error of thia atatement, thongh 1 ie 'li.l api ah on
the .-.ubji'i-t. AppareoUr hia reaaarka arere
ealenlatad to eonflrm the fal><- laapn wion
which the leetnrer had aongbl to prodnee. The
Britiah workmen are better informed thaa Ur.
Lowell oi Ur. Pidgeofl aeema to l"-. They eome
to thia conntry in large Btunbera, well knowing
thal the difterenee ln Ihe eoal of liring ia onl a-*
great as the difterenee in wagea. It laapity
that so atany diatingnlahed Amerieaaa abroad
eonntonnnea or eonflrm hj aoaenl tha greaaeal
in.na af foreign theorlata ia regarn to thia
eonntry | b it in ipite <>f t dae teeohing tho faeta
beoomo known to the working people on both
bi.l.ia of tli* oeean.
Tlli: BBlDOl EXTBX8I0X,
The fall tait of the Conrt ?>t Appeala deeieian
mi ibe Brldga axteiaaton aaahea >t n aaoauttdy
elear that tho tmeaeea iinv?< n?t n<> r.Kht t.,
ii, rt pillars in fhatl.un. OT CentTO Ot to anp*
j.ort un .-liv.-if.il platform. rhe aet Ineorpoiat
ing tiu- original Bridge eonannny expreaalj
prorided tbal the Hri.lu'- ahould m?t "obetrud *'
any atreet thut it might eroae. Thejudgeaol
inu highcal ...urf, with two exeepttona, interprel
thia elaaoa UteraUy, aad elaim thal erenthe
tim eiiiiiiiiiis A-hi.'l. it wng propooed t.? plaeo
betweefl Chathaaa aml Ceatre n*. wonld be aa
- nb-tiii.'tion " in the meoning of tbe atatute.
At tho rsr.H' time, tho righl to extend the
Bridge t<> the weeterly aide ni ('. ntn- -i. i-. m.t
denied, but iaeonflnned hy lofeienoe, il not by
.lire. i atatement, thronghont tho opinion writ*
ten by Jndge aflller.
Thia drjcioion b-ft two eonroea opea for tbo
Bridge tautboritiea. Ona w;,s to ehange tbelr
plana ao ;.? to bnild the eztenaloa withoni tho
neeeaeitj of latenaediate anpporting pill.tr-.
Thia would reqnito aabatantial anpporta (prob
gbl] ol niaaoiiry) at each eml of tr.Lases about
IflOIfeet long. Tho tmaaea wonld bare to be
large and ii.a-.-iv... and the whola Btmetnre
wonld oppaai glnn__y uml Baeightly, 'I ho ethei
Bonrao wna to appaal to tha Legialatnra b.r
authority to BTOCt pillui-*, -iinilar to those uf the
elevat.il MiiidH, Ix-tween Cli.ithiiiii uml l'i-iil n
sts. This Wiu. doiie in a bill pr.-aented tothe
Benate yeoterdai by Mr. Jaeoho. Thal tho
obotinetion eanoed by anch_piilara wotdd be
iiiliiiitesimul in eOanpnrigOfl .witli the iiltiinaie
beneftl is eridont,
Ti..- Legialatnra ahonld n..t heoitate topnaa
Benntot Jaeobo'a bill. It is ol Iho utu.<> l
inpofftnneo thal this esteneion bo bullt. s?> thal
tha r.iidg.- Biay aarra its fall pnrpoao, This
ciiniiot be until ani].le gwltohiflg lacilitirs are
prorided j aml rooa foi owitohing ona bo
obtained only by the extenalon. Mayor Qnee,
we aro soiry to s.e, Opppgea UM extension
altogelher; but lt is hanlly likely tli.tl he will
tliiuw any obotacha in tbe way nl tbo BMnonre
anggeeted, iBaamneh m tho Bridge traotoea
have Its 11 authority uliiiidy t,i OXtead theil
atmctnre in the manner deaeribed,
The a.-tion jnsl de.'i.lf.l by the Court ol
rVppenla has been oonfnoed ia bobbo qnartera
with il..- suit of l|r.Ottondorfer. Tberatano
eonneetton between the caaaa. Aa aoon aa tbe
Bridge people toro up the parement Ib Chat
hiiin-st. to begifl tbelr work, Commiaaioner
ThompOOB rescimb-d the piiiuit whieh BO had
giantod, and tho arork atopped. Thn Bridge
ennnael aeenred a mnndnmno to eontpal the
issuing of tho permit. lt is thig ..lanilauius
whieh the eonrt of last resiut has il,( ided waa
wrongl.i giantod. Mr. Ottondnrfer obtained an
injiimtion restiaining the building of thu ex
t.'ii.aion. Thig iii.intii t-ion was ilissolvod by
JlldgO Vau tfoeOOB in Noveinbcr, un.l ive
believe that Mr. I Ulemloi fer has taken no
Inrther netton. Ho was reqoiied.to pnyflO
eooto, We tnist he is aatiafled with that., aml
will not tiy agaia to atop tha bnfldingofa
atrnetnra thal will proreho oaefnl to the pnblie.
TIIa OMLABOMA -rOOJCJEgg
The men who have t.iken BpOH IhlBBBBll-g
tbe gntTO reaponaibility of aaaialiag the Gorern
iiii ni of the 1'iiiteil Siiitcs uml refnaing to g<>
out tioin Oklahoaaa are plaialy in tho a/rong,
aml even ii there wen; b fottttdntion of renooB in
their positimis as t.? the territory, it wonld sliU
be neeessary toiuaki thi-in iiutlcratagtd that they
eannot be o law to theaaaelree. Before the
qnooilon ofnftnal digpuoitton of thiotonitory
cin besaf.-ly enteied upon, thu BBpVBBBMf Bal tlie
law aud the Goveriuaont must in short 1k.'
i-tiihlished, an.l the lous.t uml law less tl.eoii.s
of the frontier populalion miiat be emplmtiuully
rebuked. If.it were perniissihle for any luuly
of men to set up MM new hypotheais aa to the
? tV.-.-t-. of Congressionul legislation upon land
titlcaany where, and Uiercupouto take poaaeaeiou
of the territory eonrerned, the whole question
of land tentire would sooii be in a atato of chao .
and tiie .ifeguard of the law would he super
aeded by tho aaHaaaai.18 of the shotgun and re
volver. The Oklnhoma tt Hoomars " aro tbere
foremistakeninsuppo.singth.it their rash and
feoUab attitade of overt rebellion will help their
cl.iiin . Bo far as they are coiieerned it will
ouly make neeessary their chastisement and
expiilsion. nnd if they carry their purpose ot
resi-tfeaea to the point of tiring upon the I'tiited
States troops, they will be liablo to scverc
sentences of iinprisoiiment also.
Tiie tirst duty under the circumstances must
be the piltting down of these law-breakers with
the Btaoog hand. Congress eannot aford to
heeitateoa tbatheadj but when thia is doae
tbe whole Imli.m qoeettOfl may well coine up
for broadei eoaaideratioa tbaa it has yet re
t-eived, and tbaa tbe problen Of re.-crvations
may be ].nt in tbe way of .. ilution. Tiie truth
is th.it both pies. nt and prospective Iniliati
tronblea grow oal of the attenpt to __aiataia a
bad and futil.' sv.stem. The resi i vntioii ptaa
b, loaga to thal -vstein. Ob the one hand, there
is ;i eountry rupiilly tii ing up with white
Bett-enwho need aii tba fertile taadfbcagrl
culturc. Ontbe olher hamt there ia the foa .1
i/ed theory apofl wiiich vast aieas of laud are
held for Indians who have no use tor th.in,
nnd ahoae oonadfa. Be-Sdeetraetire Labtta ara
I'ostered aad preeerred by tbe laolated aad Idle
ooodit-ona bveed npon them. So longaa these
two systems conlront one auo'her tLire Btaat
beftietiofl and prbbablr ooUiaioo. BetUemeat
deiiiiinds all the laml.-. not absolutely utiliz. il
tor tillage oi stock-rai. .ng.
The way ta rlear BWBf all this tangle is to
settle the wbole qneetioo of ladiaa i.iiul-owiier
ship by m.tking tiie Inili.ms riti/ens ot the
United Btataa, aod gtviag them reaeonabla al
lotmeata Of land in i-eveialty. while pay ing
them for their suiplus territory and throvving
the latter npcn to prc-( mptiori nnd homc-tcud
enfiy. Tli< I.' me bitla bow before Unogfeaa
whieh if eaacted will diapoee of tbia knotty
qneetioo efbetaally. aad these bills areanp
I ml. il l.y thoBO vvlio bave t;i!. n the moal I'lins
ta int'oiiii thetnclvi'-, and who are the beal
frienda of the ladiaa. ?WTbea the Okiahoma
Boomera are eleared away it i-. to be boped that
Congreaa will t.ike wanting by tbal aarlooa < _?
ample, and Battle this whole irritating and
really danajero-a aohjeel withool fnrther pro*
. n itination.
.-i.v ;:. n. h: . us a i o.\ _ E88I0B.
Erery ti-BO the qoeation is mooted, Can tbe
Democratmparty be trnaiedwitb thaiaaaaga?
inent ot tbe pablle aftaira of tbe Nationl ex
pooenta ol tbe I -Btoeratie faith ipring to their
t.-t and emphatieallj argne that tholi partj
eaa be traated. rha qoeation laof rital Import
aaee to tbe Amerieaa people. Can tbe De_.o
eratk party be traated, and if aai, ahy not .
TlIK TBIBBBI Imi.ls that it c.mnot, an.l has
freqnenUj preaeated the eogeol raaaona npon
whieh its dletraal ot Demoeraey reata, They
aie reaaoaa farai-bed byacareful aadeandid
. \.in'in.itiou ol the Iteiiio.iatic roeord OB
such ertu'i:il te-t4 m il rery, emancipation,
National banka, repndiation, reeonatrnction, re?
Kiiuiptioii. the ballot-bax. To-day we reaiBrm
tiie propoeitioa, and iu ordei to eatabliafa it, lay
ing tha reaauna we bare adraoeed .>n tha tabla
?v. eoati ut ooreel.ee with plaetag before our
raadara tha teotfaaeaj af a oompateol Detno
cratie aitneea, Tbe aitaeaa is lhe Hoeketltr
I r.inn. lt i4v.ilii.nt iorthe DeiBoeraeg aadyel
_-______onaljr bal f-ueihlv it de_?o_etra-ea that,
ea H4 aara b_b__-bb. Daaiaeracy eannot b?*
traated.
Let aalook atthiademonairat-on. lhe Vnion
in an aiticle <>n tbe olectoral sv ati n qnotea brom
theoffleial ateaographia raportof tbeoioeeed'
laga ot lhe Deotoeratie National Conventioo ol
i-~i toaboa tivo things-. firat. that delegate
Judge Doolittle, <.t W leconain, ln open cooren
tion adv.lti.ed tl.e itinazillg hltindrr " t hat th.
- iin oi v and the iaa "t the eh ctoral ayatem are
- il.at the Stato ia reqnired to rote aa a nnit,
u and tbat a majorityol the eleetora io a Btate
-are p. iinitti'd lo . :i4t iis v.?t.' ,.s a iinit " ; and
aeeoad, thal "aaioBg all the debatera iti all tbal
?? v.i . body ol B20 repreeentatiTe men there
- v. aa not oaa o'ho eoi rected Jadge I',? dittle on
? the tti.or." Of -oarae laa UmAon doea noi
nn litiuii theae attraordinary clrcuinstancea Ln
..id.-rti) diaefadil iteowa party. Its objeel ln
duing mi araa aiaaply to Uluatrate a retaark
madeby Mr. Pareall in hi^ able paper in tbe
eillient nnmbOff Ol lhe .\nrtli ,-t BM rin'ii, thal tbe
aorhiag of tbo preeeol aleetoral ayatemiaan
enigma t?> tba people, aml that^aoaae eren
" uuong the atatraaiafl of thelaad forget their
- Un..wiidge <<t it aad eoafoaad othera by their
- iiiJHiiud. rstanding ol its Opeiatiooo.
'I'liis, we Bahaslt) is a praetieal danonatration
of the iintrii4tv.orthin.-4S of the I). iiioii.itie
pjiitv. lt nraatbeeoaeedad byerefyfair man
thal bo pat-j oaa aaJaly be baaded the reinoof
goveinineiit vvhose hadei.-i are ignoriint ol' lhe
vi iv rodinaeata of oar gafaraaaeatal ayateaa.
Tbe innsiiiiiiiiiite fiowae of Daaaoeiaey w;is aeat
t,i repraeeal the Demoeraey ba its Natioaal
eoiiventioii of last siiiiiiner; nevi 1100-880. B lieii
Jadge Doolittle areat gbatiagly aroog in his
iiee.iunt of tbe worLing ot tbe eleetmal ajTOtOBI
not a man was loiiud of all the debatera ol the
whole n_o delegatea eapaUa of settiag him
right l Igaotaaoo is tba BBotberef mttot, aad
tbe giaiiilinothei ot sin. ('o:;;moii |)iudence sn_r
Bweta that a polilical jiarty that doeo not know
enongh to know haa our eleetofa] machioery
aorfca la noi ta bo traatad.
Incidentiilly The I'nionnaiticle is an elo.juent
iirgiiiiient in lavor ol makiiig compulsury eilu
eation a p^rt of the Deinocratic policy.
-a
BATEIMOXT AE -l VJ8QUALIPWATT0X.
b.i.i . vv'i.'i.in a feaaala teeeheriadieqaalifladby
aaairiaga for|lba paraaitof bar prafaaaaoa waa aot
elaarly axplaiaad ea^Wadaeaday, _a the Board of
Edaoat-OB- reaolBtioo.daoh-tiag her plaaa raeaat
npon Bareatraaee tato the aaarital eetata A aaet
ii'.ii, lecalatiea af tiiin aharaeter ta imt. in oarjada
nii'iit, likt.iv to j.rovo beaefialal t<> tho aeboola,
;iitii,.iu.h. u* all tha wori.i knows, it lo.i to h aeeret
m i tagB of tha must diatiBgaiahed amariean stut.-s
iiiaii now 11vi111.. All peraoaal etreoaaataaeea ahoald
|,r I'liiisulcrnd in tlio holci'ti.iu of t.'itcl.ors, ju . iis
th. v bm .'.iiisi.lero.l iu aheeaiBg all aatpleyaa ia tha
bicaai aaiaalta lt hor doaMatla datiaa ara s.. iraat
mm to latarfaea with lha orapac parCanaaaaa ef haa
Bohoel datiaa slm ahaald aal be aotaloyad
Itut iiiiuiarri.'.l teaeheaa ht<i aoaaei-a-ea aaote
sl rionaly bard. aad aith faaaily a_aire. batiag aaoa
11,,-in tha aaaa of aethen aad yaaagaa brotbara aad
aist.-rs, tbaa iiuirrioit loaohera wheaa __ail_aaia
siii-H. Coaamoa aeaaa adorde the prapat aolatloB
nf this naoat-OB. Woiui'ii vvlio bava beea, or ure
tiiiirn. i. .iui'1 who haaa bad taa aanoaal aara ef
ebildraa, may well ba i.ett.-r QaallB-d leaiacotaa
ti,:it ti.'ii.iit.' t.'ict ;iini eoaaalaaalioa ahiah aaeara
tba I'.'st edaeatleaal laaalta ln uuy aaaa, aiealiael
leaeheaa should uot bo aoaa-fieed to au old uml ?...?>
Btiiagaat lala._
TBQ0P8; HF's sviliu/.'s / u/.v BROTHER!
Ileforo.li.hn P, St. .Ii.liu hlo|,.4 protostuir. 1 sliiuds
Inui iu lii.n.i to c.ihI I..i cy.i.s iivcr a i',iii,i.i..n|.'..li."i
i wiiich a iruy oaaagyaata -uuu ...... u> Ha Haojef
that city.
Mr. St. IJolin 'an.l his paft-BMM not ouly iu>Mirt
ti...t. im aeaaa maolved uuy aaaaaf a_r_e-ty or in
dinictly from tho I . iiiocrt-tic ouiii|iu>kii fuii.l. l>ut
they k" ao I_r nato druy tbat Im waa *n.ul trom any
aoaxaa abaiaaeiaB bt aaythlai Baaaa tbaa the
ui.tu.'tl ex.ena-a of hia cauvnaa. The clertiyiuau lu
nuestion.fapp.ylng the role faltu* la uno./alnuin
oinnihut. makea tho following atatement:
The wrlter waa lnfonned by the Bev. J. A. CopelnnjI.
at ltound Liike, that by prevluus eontraet he pul.i Bt.
Jobn 8_o aud 1,1a traveflliiR aipanaaa far BUajyeea oa
Haturday ttft.rno.iQ. lt waa dlsiovered ou HaturUay tn?l
tlie i>ro?rr..i_iue for Suiiilay was brokeu by tho aaaaaeaci
one or more of tl.e apeakers expeeted, and m St. John
waa gBtag to nuiialnln the vieiuity over sunday I..-waa
reqaeated to tlli tke gap. Thi* nt ttrat _* posltivciy
de, lincl to do, unlrss U<' could l>e eiit.-rtnlned Btna
ezpeoae of tae *r>?ni<i aodroeetraoBotaorOBO. *n*t
. otiaidcrulil.- liaKirlinit with Copeland aml Buporlnteoaeol
John i). Boaara, tiu- matter waa eaaapraaataed, aad thoae
gentlemen togetncr paM Mr.^st. Joaa r-~> aadeaBBr
Falaad him ruyally for lua Sun.lay eanipulgu -pe.-eli.
This la toleraMy speciiic. Vaaaaa, ptaoa, cireum
rtltftfTt are given. Onco more Mr. Bg. John hus
tl.o iloor. i
Tho paraona who raaattad to lynaaBlta to bi,,w up
oneof tlio hat aet, ries iu KOfWgJh must ho aware
by thia time that, whatarar their aaatliaa wore,
they have not lielp.'il tlio eai.se of tha striki-rs. The
nal lateraata ot wegfclngaaan eaa aever bepre
?iiDi.-.i by criine agataat therlghta orti.e ptaperty
ofothirs. WThaaerag aaaaa wbaeboeeeate work,
in tha plaee of ogban who lefnae, mftata rtalaaea at
the haada <>f the atrtkera, Iboofoet apoa pnblta
opinion is altogethordiaaatrona ta the lahororgaat
aation whieh apiH'ora to ho raapaaallila Car aaeh
riolanea, Wheneter, Ib tha eoetroreray of labag
with eapital, law is viohitod aml property ia
deatroyed, thara is eertaia t:i ne a poweefnl raaotloa
in piii'ii.-. opinionagalaat bmb who-,- elabna had :>r<
vi,,iisly beea haard with iatereat or wlth ayoipathy.
Thiaiafaelear thal taa iataUlgaat leederaof all
tradee organt-atlooa andonbtedly da theirheat to
prerent aeta ef erlaaaand riolanea, heaaaaa they
are awara that aaeh aeta aotenly deprivothe or
tanlratBifl <>f pobUe qraapathy, hat alaeaaaaa aMny
of the worhlBgoien tharnaatTaa to wrtbdraw their
aappori Theparpetaal dlfltoslty lo tbat tha more
Bagaeianaand eoaeenrativa laadarooaaaot raatraln
tha rioleal ;.!?l laWlaaaaairit which garamoo part
ot tle ir CoHowera, and whieh tbey mevit.ii.lv aronaa
tbroogh tbetrorgaaiaation. Beaee it is tbatstrikes
:ii i,..; larariably lead to riolanea anderiaaa, aeaa
though the leadera nre well awara thal tha eriine
?ud rloleuoe operate powarfolly todefoat their
efforta .'
Ara iiie iee-dealera ail orei tho eoantry in leagno
t? eharge itiph prteea f<>r i.-e n.-xi raaMaerl It
' like it. I-'r-.i" .-.ll parta of tha NortheoBM
nunors of the bad eoodittofl of Ibe wiatert eorer
Ingforlakeandrlrer. laoneplaea i; laaaldtoba
full af little ttaheai in another it ta ratoed by ail
trotn tl.e baaka \Vii_. ..? tt I
?
PolUiea do aot afleet pew-renta, for Mr. Ueecher
aad Mr. Talmage are both Deaaoerate, and I'ly
iii.,..tli's pewa ;i"- aot woitb aoaaaehtluwyearaa
llieywere laat, while thoee of the Taberaaeie have
aeenredprleee ineieeeaofearllerratea. Norn I
ri:ii. li a aaattar ei praaehtBg, f?r eartaialy Mr.
Beeehar ia aet lafarior t<> .sir. Talmage Intbal
reapeet Caa taa leeaaa of tbeee eoatraacing eaa
lle bidden aolely ia tha httle jewal ef eoaaiateaey t
N..11- tliut it ii poaaibla t'< go to EaroaeforflO
aad t.> ('lii..-._?> i"r -,-_. >>i.'- Eatla t" ne why it woold
not be a ii"1 d eehe ne :'-r .i poor nan t<> lire ?.. the
,, aaa ar tba raiiroad rather taaa la a -u_:i.
ti iii"innt.
Thio talk .aboal iaraattgatiag ex-Mayor Edaoa'a
"deala" aiay aaggaol -OOMtBiai that woaJd ba
reaily wortfa while. If^aay lareetigatioa is keha
bad, l'-i ii bedirected toward Haberl 0. Tbompaen,
hia -i,ii/.ii-' Committee," aad hia Jadgea, 1'
aroald be .lii- eating to kaow why the Mayor*!
nomiaation of rhoaipeon'a aneoaaaor waadefeated
by i.i.-'i wboae party iatareata aalarallylay in the
ex.wius of tha Cooaty Deiaoeraey's aaaarnpnloaa
1. m _
st. I..U.1S ii.1 n.'t seuii <m h.-r enaaa ?'f ehelara to
t .1.4 , Ity lhal ??? ni.i.r te.l If they are goeaiaa, Wa
areperfeetlj wllliagtotake t _r wordlorit,
?
ll. i ai tha adrantage of aa indepeodant position,
i ?, m aeaa teragal Eaeta whleh an aot aaaa by tba
ordinory Deaaoeral.rgaBB. It aara lhal mtm
eleetion of Ifr. Bvarla ineana thal foarjraara baaee
Uepubliraoa wlll fall baek apoa tbe maaterly
loetica lhal aaatehed rli tory froap aa oTerwheliaing
u.iM-i.I.. irtty in IBWi lhal u nader the lnaptr<
in_ inmmonaof their wiaoat an i tlnir atroogeal ll ey
? ? ..rm their lioee," BBd BBBM t" WTBaf N''ii ?
fork from tha Democraej * ..... rd, eompromiae,
- ,1 dua ipltaa, atrategy. teaaeity, aa lacitf i-an wln
the pri/e." All thll IBOBta t<> ba trae. aud it wil, do
Bobana tohare tba Paaaoerala km.w ir. [ftbey
].,.., bo inore aatf-eoetrol than Ihay^haTayet
abowa, it wlUdetheai nu K'X"' to knon wbara they
,,re iu ,1 ..tii;er. ^
It i-< pnti(ying 11 Bad orldeoea thal anBtafaetnraa
iu u.aiiv parta of tha eoaotry era reeaaaiag with
bopofulnooa inr tha future, araa thangh thia
r,-4 iiiii'tt'ii baa beea reoderedpoeeiblaoaly by a
laaianal redaettoa ia wagea laa aYaaa/nefarm
/.%% ot Baltiaaore, pabliahea <i Bat ol eetablisb
?Mitawhiehbara rueaaied ?">rk w.tliin thepaot
f.uir weeka,eaaploying aboal B0.000 haada, At
ti,.- Hu.ne tiaaa, it ia itatod by dtsaatehaa tiiat tim-e
iiaii Caetoriea al Pittabnrg, and tba eoppar worka
ofllaaaej BtXla. bare atartod ut> agaia, aad that
l,ii.-y i iiruaoe No. _ will probably atart aest ieek.
It.it while thia ebeertag Intelllgaoee ie*recairad,
there i- al tha aaaaa tiaaa new, af farther atoppagaa
iii.,1 itrikaa nt athat qaartera Tha balaaoa af
ehaoga Car tl... paat fo..r weeka, apparently, baa aot
boOB very il,-.-i,le,l either way, Ihoagh there has
1.i a eonthtB-Bg redinti.,.. in rtiiKes.
? ?
v.e read in The dflanfa CeeatttaUea that" it is t<>
tha it.-niiii haner <>f aataral of oar floathara Haaa
tora lh.it tliey ha l the I'oi.rav'e aml the uiiitl 1 i.i.-.s- to
defend oo tba H'".r ?>t' tha Beaata the aaaaa of
.l.Tt. raoB I'avis.'' Bteraal whatl ?Haner"'! 0
,-oni,-, now, .eoofaaa thal *henor" ia the abore
atntenet was oue of tha irareal typographieal
errora arer eewltttd in Tho ComrtitaWaa/a ofltoe,
uml that the n.iin roopenoihle for lt haa ainoo haaa
ahet
Tl.e Eopert from Waahlagton that tho Beaata
Coaualttae wiil briag ia a bll to anspead tbe eoin
u_e of -ilier. iu aaaa another lantatioo ta bb mt.-.'
national i onterem? ahoald not ba aeoeptad. w.n.l.l
ba .nol-,- eneonrantBg ir it wera uot pretty ciear thal
Bpaaker L'arllala BMaaa to rehr ail ataaaaraa ol thal
aort to Mr. Blaad'a Conuaittea, aad thal thia .o.u
iiiitn!>', a? well a? the __aJority of tho Houaa, will
obetiaately realal taapeoaion ot ailrai eaiaagatn
aay fana. MaTartbelaaa, it woold be nghtfurthe
Biajority la the Beaata te dawharga .ts t ull daty hy
p.,s.-iiiK' ii i.ill te anapead thaeoiaaga ofs.lv. r with?
out eonditiena, thaathrowiag apoa thefieaaothe
aatira raepaaaibility for any onl eonaoqeaaooa
a I1..I1 tha oaatlnaad eoiaaga may eaaaa
Qeaagnl afolaaWy haegirea all aiaaa of tha aarrlea
11..V.1 axperioocee ia the eoeiaa of tho Mlle expedi
tii.n. He haa eaa varted both infantry andeaTalry
lato bualBieo. and hus ataanad plaoaeea with
ariiiler.v..ieu. 1I?. Ima argaalaad a eaaaal aarpa froai
tha iiu.ir.is aml has datoiled earalry far lafaatry
daty. Bnt tha most i-"..ni,-ui preeeoding noa been
the aaonatiag ef tha aaral brigadaeneaaaala. Tho
aailon were regalarly drilled al Korti fan aaaaal
riding, aml as might natnrally haro been axpeeaad.
rafaaed to drop taalr aaatlcal paraaaa lt was
? port" an.l " stai l.oar.l," w ship ahoy," " miml your
lieliii." "you'll ruu me astiore. Jiirk, ' aml " nhiver
my timliors." uml so on, until tho ship ol tho ilcsert
tinally " li??ve to" un.l tlio jolly BMB WBBO re.ieved
froui ilaty. The voyage uerosa tha ilesert will hriun
aHetaaBniant of the aaral i?ri>M<le to th.-ir owu
elaaaenl at lleteaiaeh. Ifatoaaaaraeaaheaaeaieal
th.y will tako eluirge af theia, aml the relief of
Khai toiiiu will ho hastenod.
One of tho must Iniportant nueatl.uia to ho defl
nitoly sottieil by tl.e ('.uig?> OooJaranef ralatag to
tha arawa of tho new ktngdian Wo aro aaeaadlagly
anxious to h.ivo u tit provisi.m niade for our fr.en.l
an.l biathOT. Mi. MOBMfy Wutterson. und bpg to sug
Kest his name asitneto whieh the 1 itl*. T.niperor
aml A.ito.-rnt af All tbe Cotuioos." could ho udded
w tli ti most iiiipreasivo sounil. Ho autl hiaslar
vyiid fad-Baa aiaU have a lovely time wander.ng
hand in liund BBBBBg the aylvau grovea ?f Congo.
In order to make thinga entirely agroeabla, wo
would go ao far .aa to faror a.ruci_>roe_l.treaty by
whieh he ahoold enjoy an abaolute frea tmda le
elephant tusks for Keiituck. wino.
PER80SAL
The lato Wllllam M. C .nnolly, Edllor of Th* rmnmmr.
Tlmu, a few yeara _g? Iwcatn* a b-liever tt:?..? it,ulU4
and always after kopt a portrait uf tl.e fam./oa <_*______
I'ote luoipliiK over LU deak. bellev l_iK tbat hr waa ??_,.
that pielate'e .plritual mflueiic.,. *****
A monum.iit waa erecte.1 over tbe .riive of" Klt ?
Caraon at Taoa, N. M., on January 2.
LewlaC. Ca_-idy. the.reiinsylvBiiia. Attorn?y-Geu.rti
la .liowiii- miirks of iign anJ aillu-iion. l.ut 1.1, lu-.iltB t,
i'..?l iin.l hls iimliitli.n Htrom aa ever to reach u___?
either ui the Cabinet <,r tho i_en.il.-. ?
The Arlln_rti>n Club, of Holyoke, Mom., will gtva an
ImpoaiBf rr. .pllon to Govtruor Itoblusou ou _*e_,__,,
1-9 ua tl.e I.o*y..k..-City ____ '
Jamea C. Jaiulson, the nevr A>y<i_.int-Onr r.il of Ml..
aoiirl, -asa"For*y-iiln.er"lu C.ilifoini.i au.l a folloaai"
of Walk...- in tflaaragae,
There ia tnii. h dlaeoeaioB aa to tiie pratabla dnte of tl,?
BBBI1 la . I ?f 1'ilncess Heatrico aud lliiice llenry ol iu_
triii.. r..'. Not tho a____aala-8o_l latltuatloa baa baaa
iiiii'lo .'onrernliig lt, but there la excellent rcaaot. for
belleviui; that it will uot oceur uutll nett fall. 1 rim _
I.eopol.l Boa or.ly been d.-.ut n!uo iu?uiha or *o, aml eaat
tiiliily the wvlilin. -viil not take pliiee until the yi:ir?r
B)0-__lB_rla ov.-r. Aad Prlaoa ii.-tny's term of aarrlaa
in Un- Ui nnaii army wlll i.ot explre iinlil J,ily, an.l Um
vi ,,,.1.1 not v, ish to I... riiiirrir-d bef-ire thea.
Baaaer I.o'.oll. one of the most I'opular miulclaoa ia
r..in.', will ).r. at'iitly come to' thla couutrjr to llll ? pro
f.-.H Ol ,-il 1J, ill iillHtllll.
Tha Ber. E;lwln 1\ 1'arkcr.of t_el-__h-___'i_fetie?i
Ctaareb, Hartior.i, aaaaa to h_ti.ro oa hlaaaaaoeel m*.
oaa ... Hereee BaahaaU.
The Baaf.r.'nH I.u. enle's book will, probably Ix: ji it>.
ll.4ii.-.l at l.a-u-i'-tlile, and irlll doiil.tless contaln nmn
iiit.-r.- .Inif reinlnlscneea. Hut It wilL not contaln the
followini', wiii.li EAJe (I.-tnlon) rakaaaa for the Inl ii.ua
ln BagllaBl AVheu the Luipn .s was atill ____-_e Montlj.,
BaBVlBcar Bafewaaa paaaaa_aatf exiie at ('u.-ra-ay,
sl.oi ily iirr.-i- tho aaag d'eUtl, M.i lame Ktnlle ia (.Ir.inlio
v. nt to vluit the poet. aad took ba. k to I'arU with h.-r a
copy of tho " Chfltiuieuts," a work ihen exeerxliucly rare
in I'i.ii.,... M.il.uno de (jirardlii aaked MII*. de Jl
who was not t'leu the Kmperor's /_<->.__. but only
emuraad Bf UB Bbajaaay, if ahe hal w_ the _M.k. ? No,"
ieplled tbe futuro '.mpresa, " but [ have heard lt luueb
a|...keii of, ui .1 I ahouid ureaflr llke la rea-l lt." "Very
well, (ten, here lt la!" aald Madsuie de Qlr_f_ta; - I
bave broujtbt li froiu Qaere-ey f.,r von. uud i vBI lun.i u
toyiiii; bal wheu you have r,-_l it, I d,)i,'i >i.luk yoa
wiil eosaeut to marry tha mun v. .n.n. v'irlor llu_. ?
? Nai>....-..!. l<. iv-iit.' " " .N'cvar Btiad,' a__awara_ uu
Enpagnnle', " lend 't te me." siio pa**."! lha BleBl la
reudiug lt. aml took the book to Mu.laiue de ('iraniiti ina
iiesl . i-i iim, , r_i.;irkinx: "The po.-try ia very lue?tha
retaaa ?r.-, in dead, i.iip..i'i>, aiiiioii.il riataet Bat, if 1
nai.irr Vkrtor ll.i.n, I lomt SmookSot BoaaBBlta V_, ur
is good?i lora im... wmA l u-ui mmmrrm him'.''
TUR I 1.'.'. ta HU. DAY.
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it
i
Mr. fiaoeia >*. l!:u.P.4, vrho ha^ beea.payinff bla _?>?_?.
;?; ii.--i.t_ to "ti..- teii'orn of tho preaa," once aaM toa
i,-|,.,ii.-rof a dally pip.-r, "'fhank C,_. ihere wili beea
reporten in Baatrear " Tee aaa i..i .au.-n." ti.eeiniKM'ir
"tOrTW"giaralr IB?aoa-eOl "thoro will be ari-oordiii. au
.-. 1." Mr. li:,i:_r-wi--o ,v,-r ? ?iu! :it tho aBnouix. aient
tbal be ?:_. uuai.le to -iiiilu Ht tbe wltllcUm. Iu Ju_ie,' ic
Mr. Baaaa the stateiueut should !ie itielr Ih.it ne ?s. n<4
i ea nis .uwii aeaaoat, Ba kaaw _o would i__va
a fair r.-jn-i t.
ri,, anpei ate__< bI afaaboala bad haaa B-idreeaine i
-, Im..'. .?' y...i!i. . i.i.,1.-en a-iio.t the um. of louae.'.. wh.-B
,1 aniall i..y riii_nl Bla I u,<i aal ba%alia4. ? PtB-aa, i.,_y
i ,-,. Mr.?a iiu.-aiiou l" **".'.." r.i.u.d ih.. t.
* Well. wbat 'or do von arooke f* The aaperlcti l
tiirin >l r.-.l i.iid h.id n-.f ir>ueii to say. Tba litile 'rllow
na.l .,,.:: i-u (i,.ir tin- .?xaniiiiition p:i|_r?, wl:i-u ret>iru?4
?,, - i;,.nnir-ii.'.'iit'a ntllr.', vv, io hl^-iily j^r.uuied
with tebai i o -.., __-?(F-__-M_nj (Aia.s.) aaatfBai.
PBI lor leetBiaa prouilse to W. ? po_ ulir form of araoae
ui..nt.
.\tti..> eabBBrat-M t_e other day, by the I
l'i ,n, -is ,.f th. i'.rrlloil.il d.i.is of Ciillfnmi,i. of th.- ihi
n aeraatl aaaliaffaaiT ti l>a diseoveryof aaMai-H
'4 Jnr-B-_,-BB lut.uth of many a veterun w.te _i
when hls eie e_-X-t the _'!owin? l.ill of fare: - lo order
-U.youvvuit for lt?_.! i/._i> Baaa sieak, with fri)..les, nbi
of at.t_,>t).- witb torlill:-s, c:irue a.. ...with elnli tolora.lo.
Medaeli port vttt ^i.ip ja.ks, aaaaai |aa8-_p mbaa
?rttb ii..?-. il. nnile (ruiup, ateak wiiii bard Uv k, ..ni
bijituiBiua aaa. e aa rbiaaaa " uut aeaaa waited.
-_a;_aalre_aai7 of the _aa_ag|aTlaaaa8B laaala
Klor:du. und Uie foun.lin . of SL Aii_i*tine. wlll be cele
l.r.itr.l (..K.'ther by tiioeitizen.H of _>. Aiijti.liut' on the
-.'711. oi .Mi.K'h.
Dr. c.iri-.T, ,,n ..i.'.nt.-iy. fl'Isli.'d hU ta?!c of blttir.j
80,000 bal la la ?ix daya. Tbe -__h_aa_ant __a___d__
pereeptlble eBeot upon beataaaa as yet. Tho doetor uaed
., illi.' lo-Ittt-B tbe balls. If be had eorraled t'.*e balia
:.; 11,:... _nO aaag a baaa ball cleb. or a brtafc, ba iuiic.it
' tlifiii all iu one dav. an l li.i.l laa fleya te BBBra
,.. ,!..i ',? m dicflne eelUw, <>;? ut>wiae arood, ..r awnieiTilaa
,|. u w iv. l.ut ,t.' .li.ii't .-.ipi?._ ho cier thoujjht of ?
ttuU.?INorrtalowo lK'r:_ld.
? If v.ui ro'i'd K?t whaU-ver you wl.ibcd, what would
-.,, i Biab tarf araaaakai aa CBrtataaea day of a liuia
__ti wbo 1,._ just Ilnl4h.-d her pluui puddiuf. 8he , ) .'d
, !:,? rene.auts or the feaat r.-tlcetlvely tor a moiu.-nt and
Mi.'ii r. ii'lfd, d.TlsI.ely: "IMJuat wlah that Irouldba
v.-ry hini-'ry a_-ala."
A fmmat Vleaaa aurK.>?n, wbo fo-u-i.l:t_l ain.-ula
......ni-,. ba wii? Baei aaa aeetaaaaal t.< raaaei BtaeaaBB>
lUatlOB for treaili.K an ii.tliiine.l lin.-.-r ,,:,4,-iHutiti.uliy,
ni rl-rd-TBtad oBmt Ua d. :?tn. 'ltie :....i .-..urt .<a
ipowU iteotdal that tbedaod-BBUBea'a tr_ii.ii.-nt had
not , a 14.-.1 ilie lo-4 of the flii-i . in ijie stiou aod ao
qultted liiui. ?[Waterbury Aiuerieau.
A N'. w V,,rk reB-rtef was Majlag tu ? aiuall town la
,;.?.,r_rl i. II- h.ipi'etied to wltneas a _BM between two
well knowu l_al politlriana. Tbiukine he eould turn ?
ff vv llu,le^t i? nuie-i he haatened to tii 1 B-BBB of lhe l.H_l
Bea-ff-fari "Qmt a bully Nt,.ry," be suid. " l'i_;ht !???
twaaa lodfa a? aai B__a_i W?. Boa mueh do yo.
iv .mt I" *' Why, those two tuou are on tho ahoot," replled
UM . illtor-lu-ehlef. " I'd bave to q.ut the town lf I pub
li- i.-.l BBjrtb-Bg n*raln?t e.therof the:u." Next day thia
ii)t..r...4tin_' ii. m api>..art..il: " Two well known politicUna
li.i.l ,m a.ti'reiKioiiyeatenlay." The New-York reporter
thiuka lh.,ro isu't uiueh u.-wspapereuierprlao tu Georgia.
In the " poet's eoruer " of lhe I'.tteliu t tallng (l_ I.)
(ilninrr th.re iippear.-d last w.-ek .1 |?k>iii ou the W-*a
mt worUiii-woiiiuu wrltleu by m wuuian worklUK at the
loom*. It baajaa la this wayi "
" H'a 8. I.e.ii eaaO d and ... _'en e.il.l.
Bjf men thal'.. UvttU aad ni.'ii tti.it'a dead ?
Ibal tbe berliirt i-t of Um woeaaa that workeA
W aa ii.-ra tnat -aiii.' t_8 'noiuc of the shirf;
Bal 4:i.lili>r the fute, aud Bai_-ff the l,.t.
I-. ii-.i. tbal Bfearea Ibe atotb fer tba aiitrt,
Of o ir a._.l li'.. bal '_ ean dr> -tn,
Aiuld toui iiirsinl v,i|?.r-l.-aiu."
Jaaaaeaa deatlata aaa aaljr mm ibaadi and forefiniter ta
pulli i- t.'.'ili. biir ara Iimi i.- able ta >n ...? il.e rtetla. erj*
iii.n.i.-i-i.s tbe besl in.Hiorn Aaaartaaa sfei grlyylaa jaa
?lami-Qia [BinaeepaHa Maaaa.
Mr. Kvan l? re|..>rt>. 1 .14 4..y;ti_ that tbe thouxht of fiB
laotber aerrei i'i* -.rm _a-Jaaaaaal him t<> atrtfea Mr.
s.iilivan a .o?.l cne. Allwriter.4 uiim'ihI -e.?-np.- ._r..
tbat a iimtUer - influeuee is oue of tho.iuoat i-teui_of
I,nre4.
It la a aoU day wben wonie pai .r iaaaaal have a jiara
Ki:i|>li :i'"."t B_". I.lvins'stoue, b cltlzen of the I'uitad
-u_to-.l_i.it BOW llvinn lu Floreuce. Italy. Mr. Llnii*
itona oaaal t". > aat rBBaf in a aaaalQIrawa ayjtwaaay
I?.r?e4: but BaB-l I a_ta_BB i".d.. tlnit im .tiieiauU-oitUea, t
lie,hlli'b''_:the tw.-tily hor.-e.. taiideui faslilou to tUrea
,? iri.a..--, "he tirst of whlcl: 14 .liiven by hlmaeli. BBB
.,,,,i?l|i.y hl*'.4011 and lhe thlnl.bya couebiiian. Ib
thi-, way Mr. I.n iiiKst-n has his fun. aud vludlcaUM bla
rUi.t to drlve as many hors-4 a? he wl4l.es. Tbe Amer
ieea i IBaao abreaal B aal t- ka h-M with.
J.....I Tiuies.
Dr ('.,'? man has l.ft at thls 8-_a B aainpleof' flali MM
, . 1 .,_.,,..,r hia bouaa. Ile -..1 a t-.u the lce ls r.lled
^tB?_abTo nietan.l Ih-ibk fr,.ei, luto tbe ioa,
? r 1 , 11 im-l. 4ior dome_lc imrpoae-. Tiie sam
{,,,. ,1", fouol ln tao bay ? aum.uer.-l__ellevll_a
(CiniiKlii. InleiliK'-neer.
-aab-lftoaaaaa, of Texa. u ataaat ?- IM ?
n,-f?r tl.e ,?.. si,.,-r.parartr -)bei.a?Uiei:re__t
tadoa-7 ?-%?? Oa__aaa.
noted for his loii- lialr a.id bls re
Intbe cr.iuibllui'w.llaof Fort Ufayette la a di-ioal
ee.i wln.ti I* -_eaa -*> ?_-_B8 a* the plaoe whera
Beaa-aiaaaaa was eoullne.1 after the battloof lJaU'a
lU.iit.
The |tN_a___paH pB-BB.) Bentlil tella a stery of a
IHillreiii.ui .,f that U>wn. Ue re| orted that he was but
ilftv-.-i.ht .years |old, and bls aap. nor oftleer learnl-9
froiu other 1888888 thut he mu?t be * ifrent deal ol?ler,
iaataai townto to tbe loaa _8a-_af hisu*u?e u?w_
__aaraa_| the dato of bls B8H-. Afier a whllo be reeeired
a aaaa from the Towu Clera sUliu_ tliat be had eiam
lned thereoordaof blrUisaa far baok aa 1731, but ?-_>!
flnd 110 traee of lhe ludlvl.ual lueuliooed. Ho futtbet
added that lt waa UU lateuUou to go over the reeontt
baek lo 1500, aud Uiat tt be Ihen fouud ao traee ba
would ftre up.the ?e__-l_ ?

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