The Andrew County Republican. [volume], August 17, 1876, Image 2

About The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876

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Mr:
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MISSOURI.
OHMto So, Z , TtV. ""emb'rcd that a youn-b o
ItmlSll J, Mta,)UhD?ont MI..Bb.ne,lnordcrto avcngoht.
" oegoltoUon of this or any char- wrong, attempted to ihoot Jllz In 1
i'W-irW-TTTr I ' oogwwuon 01 this or any char- wrong, tttemptcd t
vUlvRBNTT 'TOPTflfl it kcnndonco can bo placed hme, not Ion line
ZJir IntWrpromlaw; and that tbercquost kmd by Jihtln
moue, uoniin, (Jnnter, Ilarrlion.
WW", finite, llerrord. IMraio
,n.0.pk,,K.' ,0.UM.,'b)?rti; Itnnlon
'"fi- f't'" f'IVlerV ('). Lane,
. '- :t..m .. I Mil t,U .Al,..... . ... I. . " 777 I
' jBBHBananmiitnii - utuorio allow no- ueinra rouniriadr nameii mi.s T.utn ah.n m vi r
7-Cr ffUUons pewe, Qcn. Sherman en .entenced to one year'a imprLonl :' J&M' tdw,i.: ftffl,UXS2i!&i:
r. " mooa wun wmcn :rir : 7." . ' .'' "" ul fc'"1!
we uorernment is at war are not such lL:C..u p"""""0?. win
Istcr's I lUrtMelt. Harmond.
h i own ! "
IflM. htlf ttr.. s.t. I1" 0
'Kbwi Morfiui. i... .... doe not come from thn hn.iu Altussl&n lady mado on attomnt to R..ln. Muwf,'i,..?ea,A
ssShoJ lUl B.L- i ' I and thara la n I I UMUiloate Prince (lotichaknfr. tha ttm.l.n I Keagan. ltelllv. John.
iliT'-H! mVSff? MgOMM.. 7 r .-"" awr wiumo MnIlter :;-": In.on. 8w; -ShenklV
nqjnMWH.H lesfiua from itm I H' lor pcaoo la ircnoral. mi.- 1..V.1" ' .7J 5"'. (";. soutnar
Mill ri, - '- ' I 7 K. ' 7 """" " "'i pistol, me I oievenson, stone, Teeso, Thomas
. ..rT-r. " r ' rosnainci n.i., . ... . . irnnce wMunuuni 1110 idr wa srrratnii. 1 sv." .;".?". "'r.
u ' i . 1 1 1 - " . . iin miaffinm iiimnniin.n ni.i. p.. . .... i wi idi . w. r.
irTTT i :i"WMera a inuler ,1 r 7 '7 kU w .u 1Dfl nair WM a,(1 10 nave npomical ilfftiin thorn: WftamV
WMMrXTzMdtyoB to1R7fl wmuii moi on mo vint nomin- cincc. pviimire, wium,
'.m ' J I AlAfl ft lllrn IiaoaJ kM l rt. . .1 4M MCMrB. Ablmt. iilama Ii.k- li.
iiguv uiimuiuvii uh uiij umoi a., iMffigr, ti. ii., lmkcr, lljvUou. ttanla.
r McM.hon, Mltllken. Uuii, tfo?.
nice, ifi
tMrilK
ft T110'
ill, Ken,
, oprram, Blinntr,
.Tin
ltob
lemons,
, aad
uVo hare cntthe JS
CaVL S3. "S- ."S EIocto Col. I. Tat. l)vor
- mi DOl ni
ibl, l..t ...i . .
mm jnii.issippi juiironu inaugurated n
iMke at Seymour, Ind., on the Oth, on ac
count of a reduction ot wages.
Jenkins S. Hotvoll, colored, convict
ed of rape, wi handed noar Snow' Hllf,
Mdi, on tho 11th. Tho execution w wit
netted by 2,500 persona.
Tlinmn.' f I-A .. .. 1. . I 1
.i -t tj. - T . " v, I . 1 miiu ti n i j. ui uuvor-1 ""'"I'j u.u4i.uii iiiuufifiiuuaa was
' -. -rTrt BOWlBff, aim there nor, Joscpb N. Johnson; Andlfnp. tr I nnsca at Ilitavla, N. Y.. on the lllli. fnr
VmiIMMMiltoMu-,H.Ln.ii I IT Hilt... n. . . I (lie nutnljip n. Iff. D...U v .... '.l.
. . r.OTu nuuD looroi
MWaM ham htn nnn . a I
.ii" . . ' mv r"i-iv.v v. . uwh'j lu.Liuvuuo, tV . I wncn no Kineu ncr.
ttose Who tmWeU.tnfnrm If. nillan. n.u '.
JJfVgtoreea at 27,000, and Clerk of tho Chancery Court, James FORTYFOU,mi CONailRSS.
Tv " weu armed n.Jacaaon. l'reaWentlalKloctora woro
iZir m Vta neia. aiso nominated.
lalley,
Chlllen
Tult reimlar" Reinbllean RttUn
aa state that thnnirl. iui.i I Conrenlion nf ArV.n... ni.ti.
ayWM,!) -OA tee part' of tho I vcncJ n tho 9th, nomlntwl a full
m mm utae of bocf, ucicet, as folloffa : For Govor.
nor, Joscnh If. Jnhnaon Aiotltm. tr
II. Mlllor; Treasurer, Nick Straub i'i0 ",u.rlcr of. Wr- 8srih Norton, on the
Attorney-Gcneral, T. H. Harncsi Coml 5L!f 1"!c, S "?. r",!.'c.c 'l,e
if..' ''TP.i tri""'- Cniler, Danforrt,
I'ay, Dnraml, Kamra, Kir. t'rwnun
rm, Ollwn, Hale. Ilanoork! Ili?
llewlU(N. ,), Hoar, Iloair, llarner. Jorro.
Katann, Kebr, Klmbalf, I.aroar, I.apham. l!cvy
l.jrnch, Macl)owell, Mctranr. 'UfSS, tllSItf',
ton, O'llrlen, 0,lell, .J-Nelll, ' P?".
r. fa co, Pierre. IMnr puit
Polttr. l'oicll. I'ratEf IMnU lio... KVk!
Our Imlliin Troubles.
THE GAlVLEItY OF DEATH.
rhotoaranhlna; Vnlinown lloilUa at the
New York Morajne.
(From tho New York Ucrcury.
Somo eight years ago n young photog
rapher, in tho pursuit of his profes
sional studies, carao to Ilcllovuo Hos
pital, for tho purposo of taking pictures
of tho buildings and, moro important
to science, of tho moro noteworthy ciiscs
of surgery that wero accomplished
thcro. Ho has a largo book filled with
theso photographs, and they nro not
altogether pleasing things to look upon
to tho neophyte. "Man Is fearfully
and wonderfully made," it is true, but
this book shows nlsnhow sadly ho may
ou uisioncii, cut to pieces, generally
vnntfrail i 1 .)! l.t . .. .
uwv auuut IUIU Bllll 1IVU. V I1CI1 tllftt Of thn tnlaultnv Ti a
i - - ..uunj uuiinui 1 1 i runs-
Mr. Mason first went to Bellovuo he, plred on Investigation that Mr. Hull lmd
mo thousands of others, became deep- been spending tho evening with some
iv interested In the erucsomn clinrnnl. frlnmla. nn.l i.i.i i. ...... ..
, ' I I .it.ii iy.it, biiuill Itl IHKO lllO
house i known as tho Morgue. At this cars at Korty-sccoml Street Depot-lie
tlnifl it WflQ miaf Ittl II nflnall.. ....... I 1 1 ... .1 a . . . .... . . a
i , , , . , iuuii ms mvuuutui town, ilio theory ndvnnceil
had laid on the slab fora certain length was that he had In somo ninnnn.r I,,
oi ume, to bury tho bodioj and retain como confused, lost his wav. nn.l nf.nr
an elderly gentleman walking along
Twenty-sixth Strcot towards tho river.
Thoro was nothing romarkablo In this
fact, except tho evident rospectnblllty
of tho Gentleman nnd tho cnrllnn. if
tho hour, for rospcctablo gentlomon aro
noi in ino linhlt of walking along tho
Kost lllvcr at 0 o'clock In tho morning.
Thrco hours afterward this gontloman
was picked tip from tho water In tho
dock, dend, nnd his photograph was
uiM.il. ucioro mo day passed detect
ivcs visuou mo cliarnel-hoilso. Mr.
II, ,11 ,..ii i i . ..
"i'vii u.uiKcr, ni ono tlmu
mo .-secretary of tho American Instltuto
was missing nan anv one ie.irlnr l.lu
description been seen thcro? Tho pho
tograpli of tho resnectabln.1.,it.l,i
gentleman was shown them. It was
i. MKSSAHK fllOM TUB mF.SIDENT, ItKCOVMO'll-
inu an i7cri:ase im this Anur,
To Me Stnale and limit of lliprtttntatiru!
I transmit herewith a telearnm of ih. aii.
August frgm Lleutcnant-Ueneral SherMan lo
Utnoral Sherman, a letter of the 11th of tl,c
prcrcni montn Irom ucncral Sherman to the Sec
retary ot War, ami a letter from the l.n.r nf
I tame ilato to me. all selling forth the n...u.i
ad one passenger wounded. A eamn Iaat 8tato election was carried by fraud ?t,P-'l..i"i'ili ii'fV.. i'5,,J'IrI1-V, .-..:l,n.f.h" """f-,l,c ."''fi'v,1 lnc.rcn.,1.? t,,e a.re,jr '.neiuenco oi
D tho last return trip from Dead- Tus majority and minority reports
wooa mo stage was attacked by In- Jussippi investigating Com-
dhwe, at'Indlan Creek, the stock atolen. mlttco navlB been presented to tho
aall-bags rat opeh, the coach destroyed , st' Tntormer alleges that tho
Iu the Senate, on the fith. the tlmr, V.1 I
occupied chlefljr In a ill.cuislon of the letters of I
acceptance ori'lliicn ami Hcmlrlckt, alter which I
, ,T , v' Yi .uuirrrnce (.oinmilICO on IOC I
win w itv mo ,yr ino cnie oi uflfljre crtini lanilt,
.m... i MKrvcii kv yen.. I.: rtava is. Mr.
Morton'! reolutlon for the punishment U the
Mreuiuiiu ,110 iininuurKmiiraftcs M.ior.ur
Ulncil, nnit tho fenato went Into cxecntlvo tesi
mo clothes for tlm purpoo of
identification. It was miliar
cnt to him that this method might
bo Improved upon, for It is notorious
that in many of the cases of thorn found
warning tho streets In a dnzod comli-
lion, nau unerringly walked into the
water.
TUB Oltl'lIAKS LOSS
About a year niro a ccntlmrmn loft
up but piistoI oirr I tho existing hostilities. 1 would stronalr urire
.ha rmnn rixmnllin, I .1 . L .... .
upwii ,iiuKri-iin ino ncce.sity tor making some
provision for any contingency which may arise
luring the vacation for moro troons In the
iioiiMir,ThiiiiVf ,i ; ; .":"". " .pos.iu.
herd. nT.J..- --j . I nnnirmu nnnnt Uni. A .lo. :: L'iTl7. " " l now
.iimwi iuiu iwi, nnnip, 1 ,- u..uv.i .uno uviiviuir nj n :iu'3 . -n .... uivpnii-n m. uuuvi inn, 1110 iixinir 1 in an,i. 1 1 1-..,1 1 . 1 . w I ..v .
...ut,i.j .1 . 1 1- v .... - . oianayrorreHmnllonasa ioiwltum.iuta . w,rara moro
iiuicu, auu lourtcen ponies can-1 nJl'njieniauon in Congress, prosuerltyi that It cAVclcd no K,mi:iin, ii it economical ami better to aMlaaBIe'an Incriare
j n.. . I and. In pjun nil mlt.tr .1.-11 was utterly useless for all uracncal niiriKi.ea. I 01 the present cavalrr force bv'i.Sw nrlritea;
" " B,1 r- I;..,. -"" '""' The l.t buslDes. men of Urn country "hail ..hi hot If this Is not .loi.ncl a,ll..hWi. ih.A ih.t .h.
i rc.ment ue ntiuioriicl to call out not exce.
tared. The Baker i
1 w mmu, IU- I w. w .', -U
wrabjjjfroa the H1U,wm attacked Provo IneffectoaJ, remanding the State f,0-,
7 " WCn, IWCnty-flvo miles , ""u111 conoiuon. mo minor- gress as a party necessity, llmler the whin nnd
ami said so Ln hi. r-Ammlllen. 1 ht l.lll nhli.
,injHj-eu io reieai in pari na! panned Con
ess AS a UnrtV niKvaallv limine lhA ....,.. .-.I
wMli ol Fort taramle, on the 4th inst., "Port denies that ther Is any trust, JSSS!. 'iSSHSgfll
""'6 "vu vi uuiuCS. I "j vimoiiiiu BUUfYiuif mat IIIO OICC- I V. WY, u "lv i'eioui qucbuon, mo rciMjrt nt
r ' t!0D -w" not conducted, nnd that fex SS..""'1" Cox01" "LT
It Is thotrsht that tho Tnrco.si. lne diwcultlesintho State aro all direct. E .f... V ' ,f?.' .A...,c"'nLl"l'?P '
War is virtually over. Tho most horrl-1 lraceaW to Governor Ames's pros- ?tyrtV 10 '"!'" fjrf into tho change that ins
ble atrocities hare been committed dur- tllution of hls mce tor partisan pun wCSBZ?,!
Inaaa 'i. . . . . . . lAnlA-.nB ' 1 1 L. - HfJ... - I . 1 rt I PI fk V U' I A fh aa ff ! I Iu,paaI . . .. a 1. - t . .
fhSt ,,'!nd", now reported ""uenco nas not yet boon MaSfi!
that CO Servian TiUages have boon burn. Prlntot' country, and on standards of valuo In this
vi knr1 1 onn I 6"wiA.uoorn- . and foreign countries, fcecond, Into tho nollcv
eu.aaa l, Innocent persons klllod. GEN. Fomttii. of r!n B,l,l..i. ?' restoration of a double standard In this ex.1111
Tttere nre borrtblo f n..i. " . " " "T. ""J., ! re.torc l,?t legal relation.
.. . i u.ti.wi. iu oh isui on mo urn. " " turn, oi siivu ami corii
-mi no, .inn,. ium mo iueniion oi ine M1-
Sheridan's
I atiifr . F!n.J 1 O. T,...t ..
Oi..ii .... . -'I-. iiiiiii-u lii owiaui on mo Jill.
S.li4!0.. W Oen. Terry's camp at the
Ho
thorn !n- u. , "T , " vB -'"f, iurrys camp at tile icy en continuing legal-tender notes cooeurreiilly
werosweci May 12 rotting in tho sun. mouth of tho ltosobud on tho lit n w".'i ''! standani and. ti.o effect there'it
TCnorfm. I . j . ' """" mo iWJBUUU UO 100 ISl. J10
W by rCurkUh feroc!ty roPrU lh0 command in good condition
&felbfCSB?,,d- Th ?.nd Ppar.tlon; to join Gen"
&Slm. Srook-. The Indians are thought to bo
RrS. vuotuioi ciuesoi raassea somowbere between the Koso-
tocma, seems to have settled tho ques- bud and Big Horn Klvers, but tho gen-
impreaaion provancu mat thev
on tho labor, Industry and Health of the country
fourth, Into tho beet manner for providing f
laciiitatirig resumption of siiecle payment, Tho
Ing flvo regiments, ono thousand strong each,
of volunteers, to serve for a period not exceed
ing six months. Should this latler authority lie
given I would not order out any volunteers, un
less, in my opinion, based upon report, from the
rcne ni war, I iieemcd It aluolutely necessary,
then only the smallest number that could be con
slJeroil sufficient to meet tho emergency.
tslgne.1 u. S. UltANT.
Executive Manhiox, August II,
IIEltlllAN'ft LETTf.lt TO SltUtMA.N.
The following U Ucncral Sheridan's let
ter to General Sliermun:
liiit'Auo, August s.isro.
Gtntnil Y. T. Sherman, iruaf,i0on, f). c.:
1 baic not ) ct been able to relnforco the garri
ion at lied Clou I, at Spotted Tall or at Standing
Itock, to bo strong enough to count tho Indiana
or lo arrest and disarm thonc coming in I beg
you to sec the military committee of the House
At Chlcaco. the evonlni, f ., 7,1, woula not a" engagement
. n wuw A4a -
Alwandcr .Sullivan, formerly a journal- AitcnuisHoi- Pukcell, of Cincln
1st and later Secretary of the Board of natIi has written a lcttor to tho Catholic
EE 1 -v' :.h0t . FranU Han,0r1' n?,1" LdeDnlnS th aMia'i0 0t th0 "emUnflln,n,f 1anf.. V.'.V.l WfirSK
lrtncirjaj, rjf the Chicago Hich Cal"oI1 Church towards schools in tho .'"'.'""''"xes were agreed to nnd hill
bchdov In the stomach, inflict- M States. Ho declares tho Church :Z,To,clZ, nTi aillKry the
Ing ff, wound which Droved fatal tum has no disposition to interforo with tl, 0"r.'"5iaLm?..,.,."1.l"l!'n isi with the
eommlsslon to rep-irt on or before the 11th day id
Januarr. If?;. The bill wn. n.iaae.i. -riiiirn.
PortortheConltrcnce Committee Tor i the b 11 for " , i , 1,,n'" u, oue
lliosaleofOfago lands In Kaunas to actual nl ,urK on " necessity of Increasing the
tiers nan raaueuy Jir.lioo.un anil agreed to, and "v'ry n-giraenw 10 lwto caen company, lien,
tho Houso adjourned. I Crook's toUl strenglh Is 1 ,771 and Terry's 1 ,873,
, In tho Senate, on tho 7th, tho voto by I and to glvo this forco to them I havo
U l.l.l. IL. f .. I",........ .' . . ? I
niiitu iiiu c-enaie iniieunuciy Ji0SHneil the bill
to rclmburso West Virginia for property destroy
ed by Federal troopi during the
Intp ar, was rrennshiereil and the
blllploeeil on the calendar. I he amendments
hnnra fi. t. . . I . j proposeit uy tno eointnlltee. The
: - --nu. a. appears iianiord v"lu, Buu urluer says: "no doubt 1 "'ti win numpiion-iuy ei.io.c,
had written tho Board of EducaUon, Jnce and equality would entitle tho The'ioKlS i& lUSSSSlSlSSllSi:
11V .r 1. f,"ni ameniinielil lotto
Chat-Sinf Mr. Ri,11U .III. ...1 ,. I nofhnlln nnnl. .Ul- . . tlVie proposing a slvteentll nmemlmAl lull.
,A.7r . " . ""'"S - Wl,'u' y 0.X- ContlluiIn iiruhlhlimg tho appropriation of
,..4 Miuucuco 10 seenre the appoint- Pon irom taxation for tho support ,J , n"01 "!r i1"0 il"rt "t sectarian
ment of.Duano Doty, of Detroit, as Su- other schools, or to a share of pub- SliVUiiSSi
perlnlendent of Schools there, making "hool lunds In proportion to tho Shi? "hi1. Tpcii " tholcnmion "'to SS
iu,uji extra copies ot the Presidents message on
tho Hamburg outrage. IH.cubsIoii followed.
tho charge in an aggravating mannor, I number of their pupils in tho schools,
t tms claim
1 your favor.
itrippcd every post from the lino of thoManltoba
teTotns. We want moro mounted men. We
have not exceeded the law In enlisting Indian
scouts, in fact wo havo not as many as tho law
allows us. The whole number In this dliislon is
only III. The Indians with Gen. Crook are not
cnllstod or even paid. They aro not worth nav.
ing. They nro Willi him only to gratify their
desire lor aught and their thirst for rsvengo on
tho Moux.
Signed 1. 11. Siiehiimn,
I.icutenantidcncral.
Tho letter of General Sherman to the Sec
retary of War Indorses the rccojnraeiidif
lions of Oeucrul Sheridan, and tho letter of
tho Secretary of War recommends the same
to the l'reildcnt.
rbcr bKrrt. a?h '""I t',,anKC,, 11,3 h0m0 Staten Island to ; o ,p
cither bj the parties themselves, some to his business In tho city. It was 1
of whom with to conceal thnlr lilmiiliv t, 1 . T . . . 1
KS? -.falling Into fect oate daughters conWcd iZ to
V ei inm IiiHO uccn tllOI033 0rthokin( ! tllOthor nnil Inrln
i,,. 11 v; ,ujj v inn Mm iiiuiiiLT anti lovin
II vefth,l r,ar ,,S- V MaS1be- wIf"-''''al been called away from
?'?-.t5at. ll'0tSraphingsuch of lf0. n0 was a prosperous morcha,,..
ii dhbgureil beyond ,tnd want had never cntcrc,
all rccocrnlllnn. flmrn u-.n.i.i i. .. 1 : -,"'v'
Weansof M " , r., sun stream
nnionft .!,.. 1...1T" r" " A"" uay passed ns
7 : j "l"'"Sv" ""-ny as merrily as tho others had, but when
"7!.r "c. l''-,,entt"1 l'is night camo there wa, no father there!
ndJh f' . Z . ! ,!? nearly f rantla
n,i , " i,"-,u,u w'lnunueiineafenr, ran to t he rnoliih-
for tho gallery of death was miulo. Km- i.,,r. i,i m. ,t.ti ..... ... .. , ?
twnv...i-aM.. m.,1 .1 , . .. ' "" -oir missing
,, ' "King parent wero to bo had. Twolon-Mrceks
these photographs without rmnnnnr,,. .lr.i i. " . .
tlnn 1.... 1 . . fife--""", uuua-uvra wuro cmpioycil,
1 I,..' .. ",C0, "iC" lettoM written. toIoSrnms acnt, but still
ifi,r i.i .1 . "u..i6a. Alien, its n mat resort, they
HUrC. Ono-Illllf thn m-lnn .. a. ..ill.. ....... i .1.- . . ' J
charged by photographers for Tnt Z
nortrnlta f l, .1 '.i .... . " . . V ''T""'"11" "liiruiu
' l . 7 . u CI,nrSC siaos, no photograph of their father in
Z I J' hTL?.V, ' ',ot(,Srai.hinir the gallery. Then somebody suggested
mil Vr ' nospuai, id ine orphans that they should cxamliio
-""')u iijuii. iiat-iui iiuriinn nt fiin Air. ainomi iii'.M.ii 'in 11. 1
nllv'. ...,.l. : , T '.-..uniuiiiiiii, Aliuy UIU SO, I U,
city's work is. for a won, In-. (. ,ni,i,. m n.n. . t.. .1. . , .. '
j - ' j-v "tin luiiiiuj iu0 leaves, 1110
UUnO- i nlilnc, itmi.l.l.H .. 1 ,.
.... -..uB.,iBi Kiu a, lung, piteoin
... mi. uni two years 01 1110 cxner - scicam mat chil ed thu lieiirin nf il,
ment eight pictures were taken, and, listeners, and foil in a swoon to tin
sineo then, tho average has been from Hoor. Sho had recognized tho portrait
v m riAi, tiiun icar. 1110 nmrnai ui uur lamer.
mi. 1 I . ...
..uiuuer iiiiviiig ucen miulo last month,
HEUE AND THEKE;
...I t . .
wm-n sixteen wero taken, owinjr lo the
severe heat and thu number of urn
eiroKcs. sometimes tho number has
iancn as low as ono in tho courso of a
month. It m iynot bo generally known
...at mo piioiograpiiing of tho unknown
dead was first tlono in this city, nnd
mat since 1HG8 the custom has been
adopted in Paris, London ami Boston
Al'TElt ONi: VEAlt.
It Is not nlways, however, that tho
loved are found in tho gallery- of death.
There eamo to tho Morgue one day thu
body of a man, a laborer, who had
been crushed to death bv tho falllnn- tin.
it t 1 "
" iic.ivj, iiox. . pnotngrapu
was taken and tho body was burled
ouiuu ume niiorwaru a irntnnn. nt-
in tlm i.rm, 1. ,.i 1. ... . . than from any set purpose, wandeixM
i.".. . . into uiciiormto and looked carulosslv nt
. 1 . .p ' t... .. - ' ino 11.1
Trr? er in a most disagreeable oul even tnt j claim wo aro disposed to participated in by Messrs. iawe an.iKaton .uut
light. Waivo in your favor." I i. !?.A,.r,i K"n concluded the Sennit- went
A Xovol l'ttglllstic Encounter
Into executive cession ami soon niMnnrnm,
bi i the House, no business of general interest
" ein, on Tutnam's Pond, lslB Moxlcan KevoIutionisU have
Washington Co., N. Y., thirteen per- captured tho town of Now Laredo. I
sons were In a small row-boat. When U8 prisoners of the entiro garrison, ,ho rrti'e0, Z ,!.,ca' t0.c,.'m',r!'c
shore, in eight consisting of GO men. Tho attacking p.J. , Mr. itgr gave notice r an ami-nd'.
In tho Senate, on tho 8th. the bin in
tabllshtho Territory of Pembina, to comprise
about three rods from
scei. 01 water, a sauall strnek thn Ivwt party numbered :100. Thn p.inriD ?- cnangmg tno name to iigomiuin. d.
capsizing It, drowning Johnson and seven killed, including Captain
KnhnCA,Uli8ttr te' Jo,m Mendl' ttnd Coh VaUa' the command- WVr"p,W.;!ffi
unnana and daughter, Peter Oscur. nt, was badly wounded. Tho Itevolu- '0"'V?P--;--,T,ie 1,oll0",loi,1ed a motion to
Adolph Uveneler's son, Holden, and tionlsts lost four killed ami eight WitiVSritftSSZ
Holden have been recovered. PEItSONATj AND POI.ITICAI,. W,5
dh!lWls'! It is stated that" Assistant Socrctarv ElSS?
Ocn. CvTmmTaFortC SILW'L-- SSMS
turrnin Til. I .1.-. .. " - . --- --1. .. . ... .tii.iti.-inereoi
5.J.l"e' AB0" "'dock on tho
- ------ - jv nnu uroon nnu grettman
painful interest. All kinds of faces are
10 00 seen, from tho beetle-browed ruf.
nan 01 tho scums to tho fair cirl wl
has strayed from homo to moral ruin
and a watery grave. Here and then
may bo seen ono in which tho hand 1
placed across tho throat. There is a
terribio significance in this. It seem.s
that tho poor wretch, whoever hn lm.
has had his throat cut, or, mayhap, has
7th, Con-
the cdmblned force of over 2,100 men 0 ISMILw
uui .uimeuiaiciy move toward to the Speaker's room, where he soon re-
'""a Auver. uen. Terry had not coverei na returned to the House. Tho
oeen neara irom for a month, and thoro "encacreMedIor a 8,10rt t'"'o much
wore rumors. Which hownrpr mnM .
traced to no wll.M . .t. . , I 1N "10 Congressional race at Louis
. . - duwvu tuat no 1 vin. ,.. .. ... .. . 1 . -v,. ...wi
Had been worsted in a fiirht with Sit. X 7 ? , f80" lUcm.) 01 tneilouse to the Senate bill to provider r the
tlng-BuU.
The Alabama State election. hM A
the 7tp, resulted in the election of tho
Tho Milivntikeo Times rolatcs tho fol
lowing incident: Avery singular ex
hibition of nerve took placo in a well
known saloon of this city a fow even
ings since. As the proprietor and bar
tender wero closlncr ui for tho nlcht.
two respectably dressed gentlemen I himself jagged tho fatal wound in the
stepped Into tho saloon, and, walking nlau uciiritim of despair.
quietly up to tho counter, called for two ' . One picture hero Is peculiarly strik-
drinks, 'ihey wero both perfectly so-1 lnE' 11 Is that of a man with marked
bor, and appeared to bo well provided ' lc'"rcs tho faco full of iierco iutclli
with money. From their dress they 1 Rcnco, nnd having a close resemblance
migh readily bo taken fortraveling men, ,to t,ui Breit author, Alexander Dumas,
and seemed to be on tho best of terms. T'lero 1 no appearance of death In tho
After paying for tho drinks ono of the ' "cnt ,ace through it there beam
party walked over to tho proprietor and l"e characteristics of a man of stron
...f.l . .. ... .... .1 lincatnu. n.l f.l 1. 11 ... .
saiii: 0 want to Know how much i""" ii iiiiumiuaDio will. It is 11
you will tako to biro your bar for an 1 ,ftco ,hat a weird painter llko Dore
hour. Wo will not disturb tho linuors 1 would revel in. Mr. Mason has mint
or cigars; we will break no glass, and interesting anecdotes to relate concern
will return everything to you just as it '"ff bis gallery. It appears by his stil
ls now when tho tlmo is up. What Is 1 tistics that two-thirds of tho persons
In tho Senate, on the Utli.tho amendments '"ur I'r'cf " "oil, I guess $10 won't ' photographed havo been
uo 100 mucli." To Ills sumrisn. thn 1 ""-"uiicii, ami in somo instances thn
nCC. If. .O lllllllln hpniunln n .. 1....1
by taxation, or from any imhllc fund or property
...nu, nunu or piace, sunjeet to leglslatlte power
of Congress, shall ever 1 gii en to or ever bo 1111
nation ' 8 or "cnoml'
,fcSJJ!,1c?nre"lallhavo power to enforce
this artlclo by appropriate legislation.
1 ,. ,ferlt'' Judiciary Committee. The
bill In reference to reclproeify with Canada was
i-.....,.!...!,!. .1.1 ucAiiieoeuiueri
only . few Si Z .7 1 and uilaonH h. . . ot gentlemen each took from their pock-. reM"t "as been tho recovery of large
uuiy a iew scattering votes be ne cast for ! ",8our Indians in Kansas and Nebraska ,, s. , . ,. ., r. iinm nl mn,.
Heady, Independent Democrat fT ,re ""' '? al"1 11,0 hill passed. Tiiodo- ut3 a J ul" ilnJ l'Ut it on tho counter. slln,s 01 mono.
Gek. STimot, l,a. , uKrtVS?a.SSSr ''ffSSiSyKS Thoy talked to tho front door, turned i "Wo.inizei, ai-tku thuke veaus.
August, 1874, a gen-
n-' . w ""llflrln thn ft I I Aula 'lL. n . . I jr air, ttu,i;iCO, DClUlIOf nhnr. I II1U KUV IIIIU DUL OUL llin froa. IMP
nn-tSLTt 2y T'Z tonished proprietor remained lo seo , came to the wl.arf at the foot of
auojwju ior uOyCrliOr. bV & mnlnwtw I . - ....-1. ... 1 liouae. A bill was iuhumx. wiTm n .... I ... i.a . . Ttvnnff.o vil. c..,. n
of from 20.000 to 80.000. ThnT .I .lr,1 LU,I 5.5S S?JS.iS? "pTain' weV The wu" w.?s om.1.0 00 uonc'. ana 100kc" , ,T :i ":.V 1 .r 00 nniso .
turn Is also largely Democratic.
TllEItE was an OXCitlno- rlnhaf. In l ho
nrlft.l. T..1t . A..UJ1
rVr .T ,fHOU lne "n.ontho ona uavalry, committed .nlcldo In campou
subject of tho alleged atrocities in Bui- the Big Horn ltiver, July 10, whllo ittircr.
garia committed by tho Turkish armv !8 from nervous prostration aecomnanlcd
and a number of members snoko with r "u,e pam' 41,?,?.0 "J"!, r'ifi"ion reding ihii
great indignation of tho attitude of in- 1ULU!TT Kii-iiouhne, tho contuma
difference on the part of tho British Jjlou wllne, h entered suit against the
government.
uig uorn, wmcn be again characterises as , ,Vi1v ?l V t Mllwl 1,1 " Uut' mas.aercT on in silcnco. Not a word passed bo- lslunS "'ackwell's Island. To his
crue?btlchen,UXrd,n',!,l0 "lc,r,lfice''ni1 o.rri&W the strangers; they walked to I florin ho was just In time to seo the
truel butchery of 000 gallant men." lri ,i,sn, ...,. ,i, i..,i. , , ... ... ... boat leaving tlm In- v.. ,..i,:u
Cait IrwiiTimui. .i t. . ;-"" iviu, mo coniercnco l""1- m sswuu, wua uu -o i- ...mu uiv.ii
YT. LEWIS 11IOMPS0N, of tho Sec- report on the ltiver and Harbor AiiDronrlatlon their coats iiiilellv i.ml rilnnnd fl.nm.m "'0 timo ho itrol cd Into thn Moro-,,,.
bill Was agreed to. 'Jho bill minrnnri.l.. . in - - . . ' . ' . .. : nn.l ,- . . . " '
(KW.OJO exactly. Mr. bhermar i continued his P eaMr' "PywcnttO tho bar, called; '."""ii-g uiepuotograptigal-
uar oi ye.teruiy. and he uasreniieii mi,. lor two moro drinks, nml fhnn rn. ,v-'Ji whoii u was inmost struck iliimli
turned to their positions. Tho hoavi
Hallett KiLiiouiiNE, tho contnm.J tho two asked, "Aro you
r" and nt tho answer, " Yes, go
on
A Beulix dispatch of tho 8th says
that Servia, despairing of a successful
Issue of tho war, has requested tho
Powers to mediate in favor of poaco.
wun astonishment totee the portnit of
an intimate friend, who had been i;,
ing over since the early nart nf flotn.
t. . . -ft-iiii. mo na ueelarln Hint nit n,r...... i '. . ' "- "".i I - .... . . -
r-peaner oi me House. SerL'eant.nt.Arm. terror. iniimEi.,,;, .r: ' !orto' irauc, onii ii,n.- um,,mi ii,mtni. ir .....i "er, ibu. Iho missinfr imin li.nl l,
and member, of the ileal Estate Pool Com- 'Th"c"i" ?' in,.ri."' "Wi should incct commenced nnmmcllnr? each other nftor I a wealthy and liiiluential citizen of
XSSZISJ ,a; $W?i tho latest rules and regulations of tho Columbia County, in this State, and.
thlZZt T ' lralr"onmint ormSrS prize ring. Not :t word passed between f "00. ll0, imX Ml ' ''ome, all traco of
Senator Logan appeared by request c"' oniiS crimf thorn ; there was nono of that oxhlbl- '' '" oeen lost, inquiry had been
before tho Committee on Whlv v,.h- - S1-B.n.f'.,. . whether the crime Lo ,,Z tion of temper which usually attends a I sot on footi is tho settlement of laicre
I .... . r ' ' - -i-i-Mii I iniuiBiiauio liv a Una anil mi.ri.. -r I . . . ' " ....... . . .. ..."
I -
ne and imprisonment or ono
Gem. Benjamin IUnmsoN has been ot ejc-Soll:ltor Wllion that he (Logan) wa on,,,.i!ielr1ilr1!?.:uei,U0',.b M'-' 'ord created
mint-Aii .I... . i cunuccico in anv wav with ti.-n. - i n-:i .m, upon mo rou nein
He characterized the Insinuation! demanding tiio punishment oi'dlair ThS c?it? P1'1'3 g''t -no haste, no excitement ;
.i. ... l:.:.7" ."..r-1
tlni nav"iJinJ''V'.V.'5e?,,.." a heavy blow in tlm law. nnd
r . I, . . I i.i . 1. I nn.l llnn. .-..--..r. V. MU. T .... " -
uuvEKHOB I'lLLSBunr. of nntn. ''i weuoerror Governor. r.-T-f"" ""'. me Preamble was then Knocked h tu to tho I n.ir. Thn littln
ta, has called A personal confernnnn GoVEItKOK Pouteu. of Tnnna., Lhajrinan of the t'oramltucfoi KiiifHlri'iiifi.l:1'?.: fellow revived, and. wlnlnm thn blnnil
Governors of the different States and ,'"ht'a "nominated by the Democratic P'oWa'S his face, hit tho heavy man a
..tutui, wuicn nave suffered from " ' " . cin7ure.HeeretriV "?:.'' nn8u,B left-Uamlor on tho nose. A
grassnopper depredations, to meet in , U,,TLEK nas accopted tho nom- e"1 C.M 'u"". through which the ;?Jve7nmct
ot. xaui,
l. if I iin In
law mnmnnta' rnsf wna tnl-an liA,nin
- . ww una,, nil . . 1 .... .mm- i , i i n . , . . . .. ' 11 'i 11 11 1 I " - - - " . I... v.. uumcvil
ii, to devise plans for a united j"Z!!?n ln ,he SaffSOT each to get
In the destruction of th "chUMtU District. con.. Chief of Construction llurcau. f ulom: his breath. Tho contest was aottrn
. - rfi" i i ii v fnii n ntnn.i iK i .i iencv ami intnit wnrlh nnm tk ...i-i... I . '
ana young grasshoppers. He has
intimated his Intention, in his
message, to recommend the Lcrf-latn
to provido a system of State and county
----v uoatroymg ine pests. oBHATon aiooton made his first
The last advices show that tho grass- Political ipeech, for the present campaign.
KnnnAt.Ma-M .. I at Tniilannnftlfu r '
wA.vw iuu uuit uviujg very UIUO XiaVOO I i4 uu mo mu
Sa that State,
James G. Hill, ot Boston, who has
far Weal
ai si, Lou:- and Omaha, ami from Washington
; ,. ,lH, T,R "iciimonu. air. 1'Addock
subrnlttcd un amendment to restoro the Irauklng
privilege, which after somo discussion was
crit .ji i a ioiiuhs;
. '""-l.c,,,. Allison, Ilunislde.Chrlstlancy,
.lrrA fVllrln lla.la ll . a..
Tub majority report of the House
Post-office Committee on tho investiga
V, tlonol " straw" bids, etc., made by
Mr. Clark, of Missouri, severely con.
surea Postmaster-General Croswell, uud
uutiarcs we enaenco suggests tb.it the
llcports received nt tlm War- liu.i.ni
Poit-oflioo 'Department during his ad- ""nt ,rom 0eo Sheridan .Ute that many of
muiisinwjon, was eiincr in collusion ,T ' U"V"S inio me reiena.
with wroitgHioers, or that criminal IjTffi,?? ,WB theTth
j- wvw siHMMMUMtvu wuca u lb i jurru
covered pr iim. TJUe lnority report
4l.-sV Al. i A ' . . .
1 uSSct treaTra.,ur;Unh 6U,Pen"lD8 S'kttJSS:
.iiA-uitcct oi me ireasurv. has lu,n n I Inirall.. Keiiv.i k.v. si.. ,.nu... ni... 1
iuiuiruouperYiiingArcnltect. Iii'nsn 5 li t lf"oni Jlamlolpli,
r:" ... '.V Ti-,.. J ' "i1! "icveoson, n ui.
lace, Vit-st, Ulthcrr lo.
isrs. Anthony, Ilogy, Iloolh. Cam.
, tlayion. Coctreli, Kerry, lamllii,
;an, McCreery, McOonafil, JIcMII-
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
.VfllfMessra
croniwis.), CI
Kcrnan, Logan
Ian. Morrill. Oilc.bv-ll.
.ritai l,fi1-Jll,n ?hsfiueiilly explained that he
voted under u mlsappr.-h-nsiou. and changed
nil vote irom lea to nay senator bnencor rea,l
a Bumberof telegrams irom Itenublleansor ai.
hri 4SH)"0if "! ""tement ol Senator taton. ln
his recent iptech, that Uio election in that State
lJU'P C0DU..ct4.-.. Xue w"ter clilm that
thousands of itepubllean voters were ds.
l.I'h.U', Teoier laid lie hoped
the Senate would appo nt a special couimltteo
to InvestJga le this election . Tho benite Tamci'lT
oenti to the Constitutional amendment proposed
bv the Ifnliai.. In .i.l tn .A .-i.nni .. !..i :.
James Kiilrar iinrl .tannti).,. ..j i.t. "(freed to yeas. '.'7: nava. 15 in n,. il.,..
y Uutl tho ieUmony furnishes n rillmore were drowned J!
janrav umuiuvH. iiuiu avaiuiajClorv VInill- I -a. vuauiau'iua ute, n, v.. on th I i..'177. 1 ." loaueaooniereuce
.. . 7-. - .- - ? h - i ii-iuji , uuuie 1L
wtion of department and its man.
agotm at since the kauguration of I'rcs-
Meat urut.
7 th.
Tav ...War , . . lit .
i"7"j inns, aaa mere d a ccua-1
The extension of the Texas Paclfio
Itallroad, from DaIIai to Fort Worth, Tex
as, has been completed, and through con
nection! to the litter point established with
St. Louis.
Mr i.r ti, .
Sm hii.ft.H j Wt fi'ittinrn n.,Ti . . ' w. 0 WM convlctod of tho
jm WffWf ?f7r V.r,rimeo;boroa In 81. Lfju.li, bis yetin
reportoaUie Indian Approprlatlonblll. Herald
ifS in11. wa a ,liv'0lf er last year'!
. -,.ji. aiio rrpon was agreoii io.
Tb Jltpeal of the Itesuuiptlon Art, '
ollowlng i tlie vote by yeal ami nays on Uie
resolution reported by Mr. Cox, from the Com.
mltteooa making and Currency, on the Cth, for
the repeal ol tb Iteiumptlon Act of 1875:
l'ji-Mfs rs Ain. worth, Anderson, Allen.,
llannln,-, WnnJ, Jtooue, Uradlord, llrighl,
and crimson-colored shirt. Tho result
was about evenly divided. After the
match, each walked to tho bar, and
sponged off. They shook hands, and,
after thanking tho proprietor for his
saloon, went away together, having
appeased their silent wrath to tho per
fect satisfaction of all, without creating
a public disturbance.
A ROiiiN fell whllo building a nest in
a Ncwburyporttree, and his less causht
In a web of twino in which ho had be
come entauglod. An interested crowd
assembled, nnd tho bird was rescued;
but ono of his legs was broken, and a
physician, after trying to set it, per-
lormcu an amputation. The robin is
now ns well as ever, and again at work
on tho nest.
Mn. James Lawton, proprietor of
the Wild Moss Mills, of CarrolItou,Mo.,
recently performed the astonishing feat
of setting bread beforo his guests which
only eight and ono-half minutes beforo
had been uncut grain. Sixteen of tho
prominent men of tho placo who wit
nessed the act vouch for Its correctness
estates was involved In tho establish.
ment of tho fact of his death, but with
out avail. 'Ilio photograph at the
Morguo established thu fact of death.
ino estates were settled up, and the
heirs havo to thank tho Ulackwell's
boat and Mr. Mason's camera for their
fortune.
THE BOltltOWEI) HANIIKERCHIKK.
Ono of tho strangest stories in tho
photographer's repertoire is tho follow
ing: Somo years ago the body of a lino
looking, well-dressed man was found
floating In tho dock, bumping against
tho piles, and covered with tho ooze
and sllnio of tho dark river. Thcro was
no monoy In his pocket, no marks upon
his clothes, nothlngsnve a handkerchief
upon which a name had been worked.
Whllo tho photograph was being taken,
tho druggist of tho hospital, standing
by, happened to look at tho handker
chief, and recognized tho namo upon it
as that of a well-known Philadelphia
druggist. Tho telograph was at once
brought Into requisition, and a messago
was sent asking whether tho dructristln
question was missing. Thu answer
came back, "No." SHU tho handker
chief In tho possession of tho dead man
was unaccounted for, and to unravel tho
mystery further communication was
opened with tho Philadelphia druggist.
Upon Inquiry ho remembered that somo
tlmo previous an Intlmato friend had
slept at his houso and, before leaving In
tho morning, had borrowed a handker
chief. Tho handkorohlcf nnd tho pho.
tograpli woro shown to him, and ho re
cognized his proporty and his friend.
How tho poor fellow had mot his death
was nover ascertained, but mourning
friends saved htm from tho Potter's
Field.
THE LOST IlANKF.lt.
About 0 o'clock one morning tho
porter at tho gate of tho hospital noticed
tho pictures upon the wall. Suddenly
uei- uvus uisieniicii, ner laeo paled, s,
eiuieneu nervously at tho thin shawl
that was thrown loosely around her
and burst intotcars. Somebody stand
ing uy noticed Her perturbation an
asked tho causo. Shu then explained
nor voieo choked with emotion, that
tho portrait of tho dead laborer was
that of her husband. They had bee
separated for over a year, and, durin
.I.-. .1 !. 1 I . . . 1
mm mm-, aiiu uau noi seen mm once,
Now sho was brought faco to faco with
tho picture of his dead body
THE WAGES OF SIN,
At almost any hour of tho day there
may do lound in tho narrow limits o
thu Morgue thrco or four and, when
there is a " subject" on tho slabs.a Inn
er number loiterers drawn thitlie
either through anxiety or morbid curl
osity that draws tho idlo to Mich
place. One day there happened to bu
among tho throng, n bright, handsome-
iokingyi)iui' man, with tho bloom of
health upon his check, and evidently
iresu irom tno country, tho fact Win:
expressed In every lineament of his
cimntenanco that ho was seeing the
"sights" of the metropolis. He. like
tho rest, looked at tho pictures, when
iiu suimeniy siarted, looked closer with
a wondering, half-doubtful expression
en ins countenance. Then ho wined
ms minus across his eyes, in whi
tears glistened, and went to tho Super
intendent's ollleo. Ho camo to make
imprint's concerning thu portrait of a
iieautlliil, dark-haired girl that ho hail
focn in the gallery. Ho was too lato
I ho body li id been put among those of
ho unknown dead, and thcru was no
means nf distinguishing her rcstimr-
placn. Jli ii tho gi ii f-.strickeu In other
told h!s story The portrait lie had
seen was Unit of lila ti Only a few
years beforo sho hail been a bright,
winsome girl, honest ami industrious,
but, with tho curse of the working girl,
a lovo for linery. Ono night she did
not como homo from thu shop. It was
the old story, and tho aged parents
wished that they had seen their little
Maggie dead in her collin rather than
that sho had died tho living death sho
had. Soon all traco of her was lost,
and thoy know that sho had been
swallowed up In tho great vor
tex of metropolitan sin. The old folks
died, and tho son went Into thu country
to work on a farm where his sister's
shamo slmuld not bo known. Ho had
romo to tho city for a holiday, and that
visit to tho Morgue had shown him tho
plcturo of that onco-loved sister, cold
in death, with tho hard, cruel lines of
sin upon her face. Sho had been found
drowned. Tho Incidents related nbovo
nro all actual facts, frco from all irar-
nlturo of Imagination, ami told bv .Mr,
Mason on tho hospital porch, with the
cool breezes from tho river that has so
often given up its dead to furnish the
subjects for thorn playing through the
trees, whllo tho waves tremblingly Inn
the shore and stem to whisper for moro
victims for death's gallery
A Gehman physician savs that onlv
thoso who porsplro oitslly aro subject to
riicumnusm.
a iiosTOK physician recommends
Hint ladles blow cornets or trombonos to
expand their chests.
A LAttMiiir in Chatham Street, Now
iork, nas hung out tho Inscription
"Society for tho Kncouragomcnt of
ucnnng uican Shirts. "
Tiik largest spongo over found In the
i iornias is exhibited at a store In Now
iork. W hen wet It Is clcht feet In rir.
cumforonco, and when dry 12 feet, nnd
weigns yj pounds.
it is now considered certain that
llastoul and tho sixteen Communists
with him, who escaped from New R.iln
donla last year, perished on tho rudelv
constructed raft with which they put to
a.
Mits. Hobu, of Corpus Christl. Is fair.
ly entitled to her name of tho "Cattlo
0,uccn of Texas." Sho owns 75,000
acres of land, Inclosed by 21) miles of
lence, on which 15,000 beoves per nn
mini aro fattened for market.
SisTEit Maiitii a, known In Uio armies
of Italy and the Crimea as "Ltttlo Moth
er," died recently In Paris. In 18G0 she
received mo uross of tho Legion of
llonoi from tho KmnressKurrenloln thn
cholera hospital nt Amiens, and during
tho siege of Paris sho was ono of the
most active In tho ambulanco corps.
1 WO people got married yesterday.
oiivs uiu iiaicign tilnmlard, and they
acieii sensibly indeed. All day long
they woro fixing up their house. Thu
woman vowed she wouldn't marrv till
sho "seed every tiling fixed." Hand in
hand, they wero busy as bees walLlnn-
tho streets and buying provisions nnd
iiirnuiiro lor thu house. And tit last,
when all was done, the woman walked
town and peeped In and said. "Now.
John, I'll marry you," and they went
and wero married, nml iitni-plwiil
traight down Into a snu-r llttlo home.
There wasn't it Saratoga trunk or n
Ingle unpaid tailor's bill in tho whole
cremony.
1'KftsoNS who aro In the habit of pass-
ng In tho neighborhood of the I'nst.
oilico in the evening, says tho Portland
(Mo.) to, can not heln notlelny
little newsdealer who is always crying
bitterly for some ono to buy his las"
paper that ho may go home. Of course
ho finds a number of sympathizing per
sons who buy the paper, and bid tho
little follow to go to his mother. As
soon, however, as tho purchaser is out
of sight the little chap procures another
paper, and goes through tiio .same per
formance. Some times the polieo find
him at his post until near niidni-'ht.
and aroobliged to send him home. Iln
probably .-ells tuleuus many papers as
any other boy in tho city.
TfiK K-ikonm (Ind.) Saturday Tri-
nunc is responsible lor thu followin"
lilt. I, i- ,.. i "
.hi. i . i. iveiiiicti.v nas ll net erow.
taken when it was young, that is now as
domestic as a diing-liill rooster. It I
gins to talk, anil says some words
plainly as a human.. Grand-tin.' '
Lord,' and 'Had boy' it especially artic
mates clearly. Tho other day it was
amusing itself, as il frequently does on
wash-day, pulling; oil" thu elothes-iiiiis
and dropping llieni from thu line. It
eamo to it pin that was very tight, it
tugged and pulled. Finally the nin
supped, tuo crow fell back and to the
'round. As soon as it could gain its
fect it shook itself, turned its head to
one side, and, iu a voice denoting as
tonishment and disgust, cried oill. 'f)
Lord!'"
homo men's live, are romances, filled
with startling contrasts. Something
over twenty years ago Mr. P. S. Smyth
was nard at worn in a Brooklyn (N.
; distillery trying to make both ends
of his yearly account meet. He neither
lost heart nor head, however, but man
aged to nequiro a good education and a
vast deal of knowledge about American
nstitutions. 1 h next wo hear is that
certain Mr. Smyth, an Irish member
if I'lirllaiuent.has just delivered a speech
nat nns attracted a good deal of atten-
lon, and, behold, it is tho samo'man.
Ho went iu at tho forecastle, but now
comes out on the quarterdeck. Ho got
caily for tho place, and after a whllo
tlm place was vacant and he was elect-
to till ll.
Jenkins, of Hm-lford, has been to
Saratoga and seen tho children at a gar
den party. " Ono ridiculous sight was
that of a llttlo thrco-year-old, who was
ressed In a rose-eolorcd silk, with a
ard of her mama's polnt-Iaeo llouncu
for an overdress, and who woro tiny
white gloves, pearl fan pendant, pink
silk stockings, and with kid boots tho
same color. Well, this baby started off
wen pleased to dnnco with another baby
of her own age, but seeing a comiianlon
f tho liko tender years dancing with a
vy beveral years her senior, sho camo
own the lawn with her mouth wide
open, and her hands spread in frantic
ishion.scrcaniing vigorously, and when
sho reached her anxious mother yelled
out with tho passion ol nu enraged child,
l want to daneo with a boy. I won't
dance with a girl.' Poor little thine!
That is her beginning of woes, for there
nro numerous maidens all forlorn who.
would cry aloud if they could for mas
culine partners."
How to Curo n Toper.
WIT AND WISDOM.
aa , ,
"CiiAitoK keroscno with two moro
lives," Is tho entry frequently mndo
upon tho blotter of city life.
Mrs. Cauii, of Quebec, hanged her
self with her falso hair last week. Tho
Coroner's verdict was that tho Carr
was demolished by a mlsplacod
"switch." Boston I'ost.
PltoiiAiii.r you havo heard why a
minister delivering his pororntlon Is
llko a ragged boyP Because he's tor'd
his eloso, you know. It Is hardly ap
paralel ease, however. Graphic.
A man In Oswego recently had 123
pounds of Wurts taken off his hands.
A young man named Wright inarriod
her and that's warts tho matter.
S'orristown Herald.
The nowost collar Is called tho
"Safety." Ii is so named from tho fact
that It Is high enough for a man who
wears ono to crawl up behind It and
hido when his wlfo stops iu nt the ollleo
to Inquire whether ho mailed her
letters.
Teacher: "Johnny, how did Knoch
go to Heaven?" Johnny i "Don't know,
ma'am." Teacher: "Why, Knoeh was
translated; God took hlni up to Heaven
Hiiiiout dying." .iiiimnvi "llv golly.
tlien,-tlint's tho lino I'm going up on!"
A cockney at the Falls of Niagara.
when asked how hu liked them, replied;
"They are 'undsome, quite m; but thoy
don't quite hnnswer my hexneetntlons:
besides, I got thoroughly vetted, and
lost my 'at I prefer to look at 'em In
an hengravlng, In ,t weather, and In
tho 'ou-e."
We regret to be compelled to decllno
some nbio poetry bei ausu tiio gifted
hard tiled to rhyme "error" with "Pe
ter." Wo can admit nothing worso
than Whitticr, who rhymes "law" with
"war; Drviien, who rlivmes "form"
with "man;" and Pone, who rlirmna
vice" with "deslrovs." It was Su-rn.
hold and Ib-pUns, by the-wny.whu versi
fied the Psalms ami rhimed "caterpil
lar" with "grasshopper." !rihir.
A Curious EiikIInIi r.iiw.sult.
The .WiWorsays: Vice-Clianccllor
Sir ll. M.tlius had on Monday to decide
i curious ease. II. Stuart Dnnconibe.
on of Mr. Dnnconibe, a solicitor of
some piopeity, iu Jells appeared at his
ither's olUee and asked for assistance.
Ills father, who had disiiil.isi.il 1,1m
ears before, refused It, and II. S. Dun-
ombe, then sixty-six, has never sinen
been heard of. The father died In 18G9,
intestate, and tho soji's .sharo of his
ropcrty would have been Ci 1,8:1 1 con
ils, but he was not to be found. Tho
court, therefore, was ashed to decide
whether his share belonged to his
brut her and sister, as his father's next
of kin, as it would havo done If ho had
died beforo Ids father, or
to his next of kin. as it wnnl,I il.
if ho had .survived him. Tho Vice
Chaneellor decided that, in the total
ab-eneu of testimony, II. S. nun
combe must bo held to havo
survived his father, to havo
lived seven years sinco he was last seen,
and to have died intestate. Conse
quently, as his sister had died within
tho sown years, only tho brother and
the brother's son could enjoy tho prop
erty. That is a .singular instance of
tlm application of arbitary yet sensiblo
legal rules. Suppose II. S. Duueonibo
is alive, or a new claimant starts for
waid to pcr.sonato him?
What Hie .Mormon- Itclit-w.
The Spaniards havo passed a bill
compelling railway companies, in cases
of accident urlsing from carelessness or
bad matiiigcment, to pay a lino of
$15,000 to tho family of every person
killod, 67,000 lo tho family of every
person Incapacitated for labor, and 85
per day for tho cam of ovory person
Injured; and yet Spain Is called a badly
governed nation.
' I-.S).-
A Saiiatoua correspondent writes,
" Groups of tho prettiest girls nt tho
hotels sit benulcss and Inanimate even
ing nftcr ovotilng." This Is sad, but
wo don't seo how wo can bolp thorn.
Wo haven't llino to go to Saratoga.
Etchanyc, i
According to an artlclo In the "Brit
ish Medical Journal," it has boon found
by Dr. ltcngor that tho tincture of cap
sictim In ten-drop doses is tho best rom
edy to counteract that craving for alco
hol which is tho curse of all inebriates,
preventing their return to rational con
duct. This remedy has been tested by
other physicians, and thoy report very
favorably in regard to It. Thoy give
several Instances of men of various
ages who, half-muddled, hung around
low drinking saloons, or at home, and
who, when tho liquor was shut up,
would pn.k tno lock, or when tho money
was taken hum them would tipple on
credit whenever thoy had a chance
Tho best way to administer this remedy
Is to commence with live drops In n llt
tlo syrup of orange peel beforo meals,
increnslngthedosoof capsicum tlncturo
to twolvo drops. In ono month most of
them becauio qultodlflerentnicn.chang
ing from half-idiots to men who attend
ed tu tholr business, and took an Inter
est In nil tlmt was going on in tho world,
which they before, being confirmed
drunkards, did not, according to tho
hiibiti of th latter class of unfortu-
ates.
A Mormon writes to the New York
Kccwxij I'ust: The Mormon people no
more entertain tho Idea of removing
from rtah than tho Ilostonlans rellect
on tho possibility of evacuating Boston.
I can not express a conviction of their
permanent residence in any stronger
terms. They believe that when tho
Millennium, of which there aro no pres
ent indications, shall come, tho Saints
of tho Lord will lm gathered together
n Jackson County, Mo., where thoy will
reign for 1,000 j ears, all tho rest of thn
world, even including Boston, being de
stroyed Whom they will reign over,
by tho by, has never been told us. Until
that glorious day shall como thoy nro
directing their main efforts to tho up
building of Utah. The only foundation
for such reports as aro frequently seen
in the newspapers is the sending out of
an occasional colony into the neighbor
ing Territories, chicliy as a missionary
station for the conversion of the Indi
ans. The "Book of Mormon" teaches
that the American Indians, therein
termed Lamanites, aro the descendants
of the lost tribes of Israel, and that
whllo it Is tho duty of tho Church to
convert all nations to a saving knowl
edge of tho truth, its first endeavors
aro to bo for tho salvation of theso rem
nants of the fold
THE MAltKETS.
ST. LOU19. August li, 1870.
Itur.vEa-C hoice, il.lljl.'JI; uood tul'rlme,
!i.:i;;l.(VI; cows ami llelfen, Sj.Joa3.CO
i.orn-rod Tcxans, f.'l.'Ma l.i'i.
Houa shipping, u.oti4ii.:iv.
failbti' Common to Fancy, S2.25g:i.sv.
Kiaiub Uioico Country, 4.il)dil.73i XXX,
Sl.7Ja.-l. uo.
WiiBAT-ltd, No. 2, tl. 111.13; No. 3,
l.lll u 1.0.'. '
Coiin .No a Mixed, 40', all.1..
Oats No. s, :i.'93l,c.
Urn No. 3, liissoc.
TlMOTIir Skko ti.io&i.io.
TUHAnfi.fr nti- l.nva. aj.7.ifa? - 111.
dlurn Shipping Lear, tlO oonil.w.
A a VUUIIAl AUUUUIJ i V Mil tl W tW
Hums-Choice Dairy, Mtitc.
Koos-7 S U).
I'OKK Mtandard Meal, 1 U3C lfl.73.
La ki Steam,' llrjlU.'c.
Wooiv Tub-washe,!. Clinical, ajlua.lla- tin
washed Combing, 570 -Sc.
COTTON-Mlddilng, ll,c.
NEW YOItK.
Beeves Native Steers. S7.log u.7J,
BllELl- Common to Choice. 1S.LU a 5.B0!
5.13.
Lambs. 1 5.0 ia7. .vi.
Luna uoou to Choice, li.soaj
WHEAT No. -i:i,Im.a n.tr.
Cork Western Mixed , JJ j Uio.
OArs-Wcstern Mixed. aioPW.
I'OKK-Mess, (Hi.t0ai9.to.
COTTON-Mlddilng, l.'lfe.
CIIIUAUO.
BEETES-Common to Choice, 13.3(1 a S.I3,
llooa-Common to Choice, 6.-;uo b.sn.
Sheep s;.sJai.o.
KLUDH f.-hmru, Wmtjir FTtr. Sfl I? i
Spring tiupcrUno, S2.M03.CO. '
..Wu.lt4T-i,f,ru, ,i0' "KOS-V.O! Spring,
r,c. a, 7iSiJo. ,
CORN -NO. 3 4.VC43,','C.
OATS No. J, '.IJiUt.
Um-No. 3 lajwio.
POKX-Mess, tls.OOal8.3o,
Lakd I'ercwt., Sll.:i811.J3.
KANSAS CITY.
littTE! NaUve SUiera. aa.Tnsil.eii Mali.
Cowl, (1.333.7 .
ikkjs sa.ouae.23.
SiiEEr Commoj to Extra, (1.60(1 73.
MEMPHIS.
Itoun Choice, etl.W'tf.7.or,
Conn No. t Wnlte, 5186JO.
OATS-4lgt4c.
Corros-Mlddllng, lU.'c.
NEW ORLEANS.
rLOUn-Choloe to Family, W,&08,73.
coum Mixnd, Ma,-i7e.
Oa Ht. Louis, 37s 40c.
lUr Choice, 2i,iajal.iio,
l'ORK New Mess, M. UlJJO tf.
1IAUON -JXOH.'.'J.
Scuau -Choice, lOalOVt,
COTTOK-lfOW lllddUiui lOtfe.
taw ua.- ' "" - 'fV " 1" f. ,