Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 30, 1873, Page 2

TIIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1873. X Ml stoy "I tho ‘valley,: whieti continned: tho | woll-knowh eitizon, ind beon nmsassinated bo- | RT MURDER. T, haa loft for parta unknown. Mr. Taylor was | for the adyantagos which hor oarly ofucation | maydk, equaily i A BIG YARN. ‘nholo eintor and ot about Aprl, as nonr as io tw%on‘imu}fl(;’cluéklue b o ‘onse, au sk THE WILLIANSPO b rrantod and takon to Gnlatln, whoro o waa | gove ior and wiioly gaso lar tho, first mbncy | and flgd;lm'inlyldl'::flfl?a;m‘:’ln‘lz prive N Tha - . ., ougli A x I . - A n, Alio’ O B T e e | fha hrain whilo standing by tho. bodaido of hin | ATrest nma ©ontopnton of tho Orimnal. | i Tiidy ovoning, tho (avasrs, and ofiors | horalovon ildton tho B eomesanty ponals | 45 tha othior, led oilontly uut ouo desire—viz : 5 £y both the Empo o 4 , July 28, Intorosted, Liold & moating at the G ool | blo b to satlefy poror and tho Rolchatag, " warmth that seoméd to bo nuraed thero by radin- | wife ; but by whom the deod wna committed, From the Pittaburgh Gazette, Ju nterosted, hiotd a mi at tho Qurnoy sohool- | blo.to soquire an education,” One of tham, Lok | {hrough whoso will ho g s Alleged Romarkablo Discovorios by n Rus« | ¥t i iio Inko was nover frozon v, “nioF | B fiov beon hnd miny ot bo ascortninad, | o In Trlday's Gazclte o gava a ot tologeaplilo | Juowao, two miles nortly of Kiddor, to copmult as | ldoat duaghlor, o now il o pulpltan proachc | Dromied a Taw on the pror meormaty. 8o lio i sonviet in Siherd Man- wan thero any moro than an inch or tio of snow, Tho Coroner’s_investigation a8 a vory short n"l“" 0 ‘“‘“““;::_]“K the “‘{“"” o trom Willlame- to'what can o d6ne to rocover dhmagos from Lo |'or, st Webstor, Muusachusoits, -at s salary of (s law on tho army, snd chargod fila hrom T“ sian Conviel, in Siberts ---Na B Tty bitior (o dentyoy e | ono, and nTorded no clioto tha porpotrator of | Zrid, sn ngad Indy, savoralmilon from WAINAE | sailrand company for bringing tho sbovo stock | €5,000 o ear.-, noblo woman, us talanted'sud | ofiiala with the Hrawing of S, " oo arunsian Uis, Woolly Horses, and suceulonco of tho grasacs, Those woro fod by | tho’ horriblo deed, Tho polico havo, however, | Eorts and the ll““‘b‘;, ol o aliowing par. | nta tlisi midst, and to- cousider other mattors oInTwnt 8 rho s quiot and unnpsuming. aftorwards—aud Liro i 1o renson i e 1 molhs, Waotly HOTSES, T Lo gontla i, ostnnt. down, snd fro. | arrotad two noyra mon nnined Tdward Willisms | Sinco thon wo iavo obtafucd the JAUaWe, BTG | in this conuoction. Mrs, Tuppor in person ls of wmall staturo, | word—that ho had not, suficiontly stuiiel tha Sea-Monsters, uont mists. 'The valloy swarmed with animal | and L, W. Williams, who ronted lousos from ;“" "“I‘|~ “? “"'"“r“l’.“"‘ "\\'nlln:nu orl, anul- e e e dnrk-oyes, Uhin “fontures, woll dovoloped | bill before Introducing it and ko linted t) ‘; B | Mo hilo: s tho wintor progrosod, tho waters | Mr. Mooro, nnd aro eald to bo guilty of Uro asuns- | four milos and o hatf from, WIHARESTs GG . AN 10WA WOMAN bruln,” domowhnt bont ' with toll and | fhe wholo affair might bo o Llow . aimod at 1iine of tho Ik wero litorally covored with wild fowl. | sination. Ono of them, T. W. Willlams, Inat “d'“‘ {‘I’;“ :d fi‘ "ll"ww "longod about 76 3 tho woight of yoars, morvous enuguino | golf, and intonded to mnko ‘him_nppaar it York World publishes what purports | Birds of proy fed upon them i numtbors, while | Saturday weok tind o dififculiy with Moora in ro- | 80 "I‘“n’. 0 TOM r“‘“fi?‘l olluvn‘d Tt thoy had s tomporament, eposks | rapidly and usos | Gosorvativo in {ho 308 of ‘tho Likrain. 1is Thio Naw Yotk Woris put et Blndsof ros o0 o e ol walvarincs | inion £ b ronty which Sooro was i the Ibit, | 3ears: 1t wnu ganorally bollovad Uit they R | puea, Wllen 8. Euppory tho Kown Xeo- | no wnorilugiis Words, modest and wnaastm- | might huvo adiod that ovon. if o’ had wiudiod 1o bo lotter from Moscow, Juna 0, giving at | ooy 60% ynon’ the 'Lords of ‘deer and smallor | of collecting wookly. It fasaid thnt the nogro Usorotel iul o houso & o s Oulturist, nnd Bler Work. i nunor, and ot would bo caliod In PIR | Thai Beca et bavs. undotaiood 1o bocd account of tho adyentures of a Ruasian named Pits. i soized a brickbat and was about to commit an as- [ & °'| 8o t‘—“m; o Dlnclng 10, ol | Des Motnes, Ia.:(July By, Uorrespondcnes St. Louds | torms homoly, -To 6 onsunl obrarvor, shyo ia tha |.ing ;. for thoro is no public man_in Eurone, por- Choriton Batchmatehnicl, who, gontencod tohiard | Batchmatchnik oxplored the vallay thorout;hly sault, whon sonio ono Intorfored, Whothor tho | 88 high © ns 825,000, ! (lobe. last porson ° you would welect as Mru. Tuppor. : i C tainod s “Towa i BONIEWIEL I R £ h fntor | Sho i L Derof . the T haps, more ignorant of tho conditions aud o Costchiusk, Blbo- | during his atay thoro—n stay which was entiroly | nogroos reforrad to aro guilty or not, it in corinin adgo that tho houge cou! S owhat in ndyance of her sistor | 8ho i4 an sotive membor of the Daptlst Church, wer of - Lho- nocollor ; labet (o 1ifadn e mhmful h::’::“r‘n;d'ln tho unforgod from tho Tast. thut ho. could not, aftor | thal a diffontty ocatrron botwoon ono of tiom P'msfl, nn{l uthuy c;m “}’{‘ L«rn‘:‘bl;:; :‘?.,'l,,:ahz." 'l-}l'l’n}l“ Btatos in the measure of civil, aud I may sy po- | and lior specinl pride in church wark s the in- m;:y‘;‘::mt.:: ol:l:l:ltll::“gu ::-J‘:m?ll;rrullnglit.ml\‘?l tin, mado Ll encapo aftor four yonrs, anc, oo Meooavorn. _malto. Lty way out of tho | and Mr, Mooro, causing somo gosalp in tho noigh- | Sanda of dollars of gold woro supposod iq B 1| litical, rights conforrad . upon woman. Whethor | fant-cluas in tho “Babbath-gchool, to which #ho | thiy; Liowover, s no exouso for o tatosuman. Au cotirse of Lis snbsoquent wrndorings, madosomo | yaliey through the rangos to tho eastward, aud | borhood. Tliis, howaver, is rognrdod only ns n thair porsonsion, was commuieatel b D OIS marriod oruln§la, sholina all tho olvil rights of | dovotes much of hor ovor-burdenad mind, sud | goon as he bad indorsed tho messufo it bo- O rdostul diacoverios ; on ncconnt of which, | 0 go bnolk by tho pass through wich bo lnd ou- | plausiblo protoxt for the ' ascription of gilt to | Tiea on tho Philadolphin & Erlo Raltrond homod | man, ond if 'marriod, sho has Al tho | elio baa tho antiatection of knowing tho pbiidron | amo: hia; and ko divownod_and wlihdrow o Tioe undergono, Lio has o+ | fered would havo boon simply lost lnbor and loat | tho nogroes, By othors it is thought. thiu difi- Nolson Wado soveral yeors.ng: civil rights “of hor husband, ~ 8ha can | love hor. e - it too lata, Tho’ Ulhancoll ood: has ong and tho hardships ho has gono, ' evoning Lio carriod Info excoution tho disbolical | t bush \ tracts, muo and b At o bus} ho” Oliancellor, - indood, tvod n pardon from his Govornmont : timo. 1In tho course of his oxplorations ko en~ | cully was in no manmor connccted with tho .o carslocan e for s long e umaat -usinenty Junkd, contrmsti, mio.enilie 6 0 business person she i on of tha most | gront dofuct—'* lo defaut d'uno qualito "—whick colvad n pardon ot tho Aldan | countorod many snimalaindigenous to tho valloy, | immodiato canso of tho murdar, which ig involv- Aneigu i nad Ganltlass o G i ¢ Lo | gueds and: sonvey: Teeperty \ndopandant of hise. | Kobiva) and. redolitte’ f the gity:, Bua flaloto | oftan plassbim dangorous tricks, 1l is wont to Having ronched tho summit of th which ho thinks arc not known to exist elsewhero | od in mystory: Ono theory ia that it is tho work - riod, , o man and wifo wore ! i ch - | busband. Bhe I8 ontit od to all -procecds of hor tho business of tho Capital Olty and fills hor | eoncontrato his intolloct and infitonco on ono range of mountaing, right ot his foot oxcopt in the shapo of fossil romaine, Among | of deeporato burglars, who, having invadod tho | Rrations to ent thoir supper, whon a Vin ?lr n)n‘ 3 own Inbor, indopendent of lhor husband’s dobts, | place just .aa nicely and fittingly as anybody. point nt o timo, nnd to nogloct all clso. - This, T oteld . porallologram of valloy, 60 | Eioso wna n epocios of horse, o wild and bosutl- | ronidanico, and finding thomsolvs discovored, | douly made his sppostanct. (Mra. Moliride e | Bhio may ovon sito hor own husband. ‘There bo- | fusiug s mon sccopt it courtoously, nnd admiro | no doubt gives im grost tiongth, but it allows milos wide, 160 long, and with s blug, !u;{‘ ornfih‘n‘oxumfikwnnl inll drgfiou nmlll Tan ali;n thclsllr \'lfiumwllm sprang oul (‘:f Lhu( l:.fil B lggl::illk‘ “‘“Cg :1‘;“ o loading fo tho 2]‘&&’;3:‘::!‘1‘:: to ;1‘;3 ::&ur::%, :-::;’; can mfl any }:&rfi "r(:lx:dn;t;n&?:,llem::r :3{"15 T;u“:::::ng«;, lu?é:;n cortain quastions to grow 1nto dangorons difll: with lightning-liko spoed. hoso horses | whero his wifo was slooping, unconsclous of the t Y lnced the enrthon y e ! h | oulties. - He might have provonted tho Catholle quiet Inko in tho centro, To descend into this | Lot gmall, pure whilo In color, with | drondful fate of her husband. Dbasemont bolng elosod, sho placed the tho courts g8 to her right to hold au eloctive | honoy-oxtractors, hivom ota.; to all correapond- | guestion from assuming tho Talloy would Do o got nton oub-dones Bt | e e Mmone”* mud il s thoy | ‘Ono thing I gortnin, Lowavar, nad that s that | Yool on t-‘flfg doonep. A4 ale procoodat | offo, whit s doodod Tn hor favor. | gice and her bbos. thoro'vas ot n day dur: | fiion Ly supporiing Binso. Honeniape's and Cheriton lool Tt Y down into the plensant v. wore covored, howevar, rathor with fideco than | tho pistol wns fired from a point on a lovel with | £ nYut‘ll e v.'ul e o b o ohlnlm nobyet ufin Tan obl ebalioh al-i) Ing, tho lnst sovero wintor and the cold, wob | Count Daru's proposal in February, 1870 But h‘,‘“ié‘:fii?a?.‘t& l?;cml, placid, quiot, choorful,— | bair, and in running iool;o?lnn ;m‘n‘mfi Tito lambe |-Boorc's hend) as tho Iallentoral tho brain Jusk mgmfiom;am;;‘;; LA | ln‘i;“lgln:u‘:n quostion | ;‘):n:o‘;‘:.hou;fl)w::o;‘[‘ofl;: obFing, Liak sho waa not in tho alty attonding to | ho was thon ongrossd in watchin tho movo: B = g a8 horses, 0 1nko was full of fish of many | above the loft ear, and lodged in n direct lino o H " 9 ments of Franco ; and whon ho turnod his mind mid hesitnted no longer. He could seo no sign " tinued his brutal aud cownrdly attack on thoun- | iy fer favor, but was dotoatod in tha Sonato. i min - owe- | Bpocics, but was inhabited by o monater of | from tuat lovel. It i surmised by somo that o = i " ' : : 2 to tho subject it was lato, if not too Iato, And of lbitation angwhore, bt uimols vera brave: | S Ghoriton was in conatant drond, v sort of | Mooro bnd diflcaliy with his wifo, ‘and that | Profoctod woman unti) o lay-walloring inblood |, Ths, the way being opsnod, we fud o lnrge BISMARCK. S Ta Bt it wun Ietopit. koneaod to him ing on tho, oo by tho lnke, 1t 80LL08 | saugophidin, whioh o dasoribod s being tirly | bor napliow, & sonng man who slopd’{n an ad- | 4, dontls el nmount of business boing trausnctod Ly women. Sidzdda ! v inregard to this question of internal polic con lished, Wado Look tho olub with which lie lind | They fill tho pulpit, practico beforo tho courts Jolicy, is bow, loaded | foot long, and nrmed with scales and horriblo | jolning room, camo to hor roliof and killed him. P ; (R g " s Position in Germany. whorein ho neada the aupport of to g paas, bk not string o LUp ot ooten | tangs. fisla mongtor—hio nover saw but tha | Dut uo marks of wainugrio aro_ vialblo 1nd 4o mrdored dics, ScTids, andy wilh, the Blocd | and aleo becomo phiysiclans, Bloro srapow i rom the Palt Aatt Iucget, July 10, Libora i Sountortmibren. cortain o 1o 0 down the Totntain townrds thio valloy, ono—wag mastor of tho lako, and lived by do- | polico do not consldor this thoory of enough im- pfxl”l'z"%o?)’.’?m’nfilor o otinad antdl o stipe | uta f%oly’fifioxn G o0 helclang. | Of fhow | A forivight hun olapsed eince thio’ flolohatag | lnfluoncos, * Patllamant,: Lowovor, knows the B0 e doscondod tho snow grow logs doop, and | Youring tho nnimala which camo by night fo ils | portanco oven to arrost tho nophow. Posed o lind Ieiled him, _ Ho was nos mastor of | tho-conutry at large, M. Eiloh 8. Tuppor, tho | Fas closed and Prince Blsmarck rotired tohis | man too woll, .and bas learned by . brink to drink, Oheriton gives a graphic and it usunl rosting-placo of Varzin. Yot our nows- | too sha an oxperionco that ha Lo campod that, night on o bod of fragrant : : D it or, aad cammencod & aoatoh | fes euiuast. e sovoril sxticlod Linyo. heow 5 p i mfi“&;&“&fl? ;&f‘{o":f‘flgtnflns'&finmfifl; fxfififirflsflm‘rfif; :e'n:n;u"f:.?vfi ‘mxzc\?ugfi Hh‘.. AQUATIC. for tho gold which he thought was in the bhouso. | fionting about tho e in, "’f""l to her, | PAROr hinvo only just commonced to discusa the | i8 to bo taken as hels, to withdraw their confle G t dobatos In the Gorman Parliament, and the | donee from him bocause of o singlo falso ste T Ho ouceeoded iu_obinioivg, & i #ald, about | wiiich aro incorrect; I wil givo ‘a short skoteh of | po and th B gl stap. i od to doscond tho mountain side, | crocodilo-gorpent and ono of the mastodons, T » 1 o possible motives of tho Chancellor's tempora Bearcely had ho withdrawn the Lill on the press, B, e e L e ter without balmg | Tho batilo, which lasted more than an lour, | Five Xfumdrea Witios of ftowing | 00000 whon Lo quittho scono of hia Borriblo | lior, which may bo necoptod 4s truo, g which © | rofrent, 1f wo aro to_boliova cortain itors, | wilon tho untoward ovont waa forgotton aug for: materinlly broken by apurs. As ho desconded it | ended in tho discomiituro of tho mammotl, Pperiek . - OFlio murderor was rrostod {n brothol ab Will- | 521t e Princo Bismarck hos of lnto fallen into dingraco | given ; sud it is by no monns impossiblo that a \¥a6 quita ovident thiat tho valloy was of & groat | Which could hardly limp away aftor hiving boon FronThe Cinclinafi Commerctul) July 20, {amaport on Wodnosday night; and, on Thus- | ° 31, ruly romaranblo oAl evidence, TL. L, in | Lot with the Gorman pooplo and thio German | fiboraf pross law msy bo introduced In tho No- Jopth: and far bolow tho lovel of the stoppos on | constrictod in tlio serpont'a folds, Doublloss, | Gharlos Zirhut arrived in this city yeatorday | SEETE G W8 N0 witg coufession to tho GaTe- uRDar Wb DO Bt of Nouhy Snith, nf. | Soverclgn, nnd hus sullonly withdrawn from tho | ¥ombor sosslon, togathir with tho genoral Army * tve othor sido of tho rango. Indecd, if his ob- | in rospect of these and similar discovorios, Cher- | morning, having just nccomplished tho foat of Cosxv*:mur‘a s { 22, 4 0°5ah "l‘ '\“g ?,‘;‘“mn il;‘MMnu and for | frona of publiclife. To any ono familiar with | bill. Bosides, muny membors scom to think that Forvations aro at all to bo rolied upon, the | iton's book, when it sppears, will bo ono of tho | roging from Alloghany City in leas than six days, Wl o Seathomm, and linve relativen. 17| o nosat DO o D e e Yitod | Eruseian Fomk,, such s viow of tho Chancel- | the Chnucollor was not vory wrong whon ha con- Towost paxt of flis singular Iand-lookod | most wntorostiug namtiven of advenfuxo ovor |, gigtanco of 485 milos, on o wagor of S50 " | ing noas iore s the aftetnoon. T committod tho | Bunon Bounte, - Her mothor was sistor of Hon- | 1on POsition can only aphonr as tho rosult of an | fastod the right,of fhe waptl chash of aerman , v 0 ghad. W " iber s . of circumstances con- journalists to identify itsolf wi 6 peoplo ani Ty, st XS 20 Bk v R —— M. Zirhutis & young Gorman, of light bulld | murdor L walked up tho tow-path from the oity ] | 13 Wheaton, suthor of tho well-known troatiio | glruod after tho auslogy of affaira In Parls or | to apposo Govornmont to pooplo. “Tho Gorman O Miudred feot below it, lio tho Valley “ENIGMAS OF DEATH.” and woll-dovelopod musclos, about 20 yoars of | Fouk to McBride's houso and oatawetac tuak 1 | on intornationsl lavw, i Londou. nation carcs loss for now pross lowa than for- of tho Dead Sea. Choriton soon camo in_ bis ago, snd 6 faok B fnchon in Balght, Hois not s | 102 Shont the timo thoy bad dons thele Willoop s | Mrn, Tuppor was odueatad at Beovidonse, Wt | 1t liss mover basn & secrot among tho well- | tioso moasures whishy liko the Golnago bill sud downward courso to b vast forost of firs, Inrchod, | 7o the Kditor af The Chicago Tribunes O nsional oarman, but gain an honest lving | st viutor whonTwan st Glosaor's, non by B | ing all tho advantages that woslth could gise; | informod that Princo Blemarok's infiaouco upon | the bill for tho, unification of tho civil law,, Dincs, apruces, aud neli, throngh whioh Drogross | By ; Tho Jottor of Mr. . T. Artist, in to-day's | 8¢ lia liomo in driving an oxpress-wagon, of o A oter Toinda ituny busie:| oy itk that praction] tun bhmlid s bis Bovoreipn hns slways boon s dificult to | sceclarato tho unliy of dormany and facilitatd: ‘ggf}ur‘%l“;g;"_fi"w“‘;;l ‘{:,';,r“:\‘,'::o'g;"“;fl'(c{f‘fi‘:figl;' TnmuNE, ssys * Crimo is & griovons orror of | Whick hois tho ownor. Ho is vory quiot and | nogy to find out how much money thoso old | joots not msually taught dhen to pirls . Yoy har Yo,k e bapinningl | £ tiB0,0f MOFoltixonky. sod thie, uation: X ] £ unassuming in his deportment, aud doos mot = ; 18, | dnte from that enrly poriod whon the Prussian | is porfootly awaro that Princo Bismarck 1s still,, oo o o oo mavor hosn bofore, | Ton " and in this Lo s correct, 1o nsks, “Why | soom to thipic ho bos taxed his' onorgios maoh | Soyes Lnd. On ronching tho honso on Tuoedny | but which sioco bavo boon _bonolloial ) Ambassador at Frankfort, so coolly supported | 88 over, thiomost powerful champion thoro meaa-. o e 'in prent. nyubors, fooding: | some mon aromoro fikaly to hocome criminels | by his sovaro, volf-ailotted taslk, just complatod. | Sfior oot L was mot in tho yard by ono of tho | to hor, Sho mado good uso of Lor opportunitios, | by nis Govorument, used to go o htonta | wren hovo,. ¥ B e T tote, Horhame mith an Beomat | than ofhers2® Wit stk Tor tita | P e maioh e apraed uon’ iwo- wooka. aye | Goge. which barkod afme, ¥ soon mndoup wikh | for at tho ngo of 10 sho wroto n esiny Lo com- | weokly iu ordor to pay Lis respocts to tho thon _— Pt Fochy sad Tsnsen dlao wora. froquently | ctoiuen St RE AL ORang O s | yusterday s ani o out. of am ALtempt 0 9 | Lim and walkod Into tho hu““{ whon McBrida | peto for o prize offerod by a londing and popular | not gyer-popular Princo of Prussis. No sooner Dot witl bonts, ond & sort of plantigrado ro. | SWauge differanco fn tho action of men? % ;1&5 T & e Botwaon Ziht nd o Buiehor | yADtod to Jmow what T wantod thore : Ttolq him | magazing, and won it over maoy compolitars. | had tho Defhco boon appolntod Tiogout then o A BATHING-PARTY SURPRISED. ; would sny, because thoy have less command. of 5 " wanted o drink of 3 e motto which actuated her thon has been her | pave to the discontonted diplomati ifi- B sembliog the American welvoring or glton. | Fil o3if bassions than othor mom, and that (ulo | ALCELSRY memed bnds, Lipnert. 6 SouRes | to tho callar whoro tho old lady wap i aho sakod | bopeon through ifa, ta win succoue. B bolah ot bia fover Iy pnatasiug biss (o | o Mundred Nnlced Urchine Chascd e oty and with boatistful glosey Tar, | Srises from tho want of olf-discipiino, which is | ir faynoctivo horscs, but when tho tima for | 1o, 1%,% hind aoy monoy fopsy for tho milky | T 1810 shio married v, Allon Tupper, & buc- | o S, Potorsburg ombassy. Lo him'again lo Through the Dry Dock, D b B e e Witk ory tosombling: | Purtly owing to tho {ncompotency of Pareats or | H10%.C0Waq arived, Lipport baeked out and | 5o tho cotiec roturned to agk tho old m | consful lumbor morchant at Houltou, Maine, hor | yosorted whon the *Old Liberals,” by want of From the New York World, July a1, Htrof the jnckal. Mhoso animnls yoro to tame | Eustdians. Bomo crlminala sro dosorving of | joghlng forfolt mono jfort bocked out and | for goma bread, but found Lo had bolted tho | fothor having aireadyromovad thore and angaged | courago and frankness still moro than by want of | A movol and intorosting sighit waa prosonted Lt of the okl o e N onslost him, | ympaths, but cortainly nothing liko the’ major- | \22 Wt FUC "0l whon Zirimt bantors | G097 whion bio umbolted b 1 sheval iy Taok 1y | in tho lmbor businous, oo o sestied fo3 | sl fid ontanglod thomacives aud the King in | 1ast night to tho inhabitsnta of tho East River thint Lo camo at onco to tho conclusion that they | L&y of thom. Tho theory tist allmen sro ineano | I e ! o mapor snell boat and | 0 tho old man atrce at mo ;I thon knoclad | yours, enfoying ll tho luxury that woslth could | gho quostion of army roorganization. Princo Bia- | and Sixth stroot by tho sppoarance of about 200 that lio camo Bt o0 Lo e e sansequontly, | P10 commit érime, ia mitch too absurd to nood | 108 MGl sinnatt in four days. Lipport than | him dows with my fiat; tho'dog then mndo 8t | give, whon hor husband removed to Newton, Mas- marek could undortake tho tnslk of cutting tho | nnked youtbs making quick timo towards Ave- Tt tho valloy was not inbablicd.” " | xefatation ; but I Wil just ssy & word or bo for | (05 GRCREC I0 K300 o outd nok acoome | 9% L Imocked bim down, - | Sacliusotts, whoro hor bonlth failod and sho | Gordian kuot—there was no longor suy liopo of | nuo D, followed by & tquad of tho Elovonth Pro- Tho moxt days journoy brought Cheriton | MT. Aa epocial bonofit. It tho criminal | jyg), T o whiels wa a6 ongy na- | .. L thon struck tho old man with tho etiok | bocamo o’ confizmod fnvalid. Hor physiclans | untying it—on two conditions only: It was | einct polico oflicors in ot pursuit. It appoars iTongh tho coniforous fosost and to & wood of | Siould commit tho crime on a person to whom B ptod and tho- forfelt monoy put up, and one | throo times, whon ho cried murder; I then hit | pronouncod hor heart disopacd, sud hor tay on | nocoseary to koop. comploto hold over his mas- | that for tho past month the piors in the o nity e e trots, mmash Jargor than any | 1o bias no malico or projudics ; ify by tho com- |\l timo givon for money Bt Py ,2nd one | dim anotlor rap with tho club 1 then wonl £0 | carth vory shiort, Thinking a chango of olimato | terls mlid and.{o bo staunolly wupported by tio | of Sixth atrest huvo ’boon crowded ovory Primoval decl o o o arag producig, | mittal of tho crimo, hio conld not Bottor hin own | Fe0 8 a8 M08 ove Pilint no. proparation to | tho callar and struck the ol Hemat buty a4 T |‘might bo bouolleial, tho faniily camo to Towa, in | uppor brangh of tho Parlismont aud by hia col- | sfternoon and evoning by bundrada of e oa apon, Witk ‘midh widcs. | osition - or puree, or " that of ahy . frlend, | uboyk of wau mado, a4 wo waro informed that | AP LOL S0 AR B I did not shoobhor, | 1651, Tocating nt riebhton, Waslington, Coutty, | loaguos. As hiolisd chosen tho lattor among | men _end boys, *who, unmindfal of the e o wan turfod 'sith sucoulont horbs and | 3s€ociato, or favorle cilquo, sn aro | B O e e e ot saore thas helf & pistol, gl sho o' fooblo as to' bo uniable to loavo Ler bod. L sssoclate; —or favarlie olliue, jand 12 ther oy ghoso focklo s o bo wuablo Lo lasvalor bod | Gonsorvatives of tho yrest wator hocould fully | feolings ot tho tondorer sux, strippod rusees, oxcopt whore tho rocks, which wero of & | Gh S0 14 crimo bol it- | dozon timos this sonsion, When I came out of tho callar, after killin a2 o i Joca- | voly upou thom aslong as ho opposed Parlia: | and dived from tho docke, Tho mattor having finoatono formation, croppod boldly out in onor- | $1st of & resson for said crimo ‘hoing commit- | Ty monay all in tho hianda of tho atakeholder, > & | tion soon rovived hor wastod energios, aud she | mant, pross, and- public” opiufon. _ Tho: Lords' | beon called to the nttontion of tho Captain of e e 550 Yook wero muay | ted, then I would bo disposod to question the | o 3ihg ot molntod e Zinuct Inmeed | the old woman, tho old man was up, and tha dog | regaiued hor heallh, Hor busband in_tho s 3 o e ‘Bupport was yot moro cortain, for with thom iu- | the procinet, orders woro issned instructing pa- ; criminal's ennity ; but, happily, wo hoar of vory 3 . | wna licking tho blood off his hands; I thou hit | mgantime had invested biw money. in o | torcat camo t _conviotion, trolmon to arrost any person found b . ffi‘&'{&ff‘fiz‘;fl b ?1:&.2“22%.?;’3;‘%‘1?:‘ 'é‘&‘.‘l:i? fow casos of this doscription, and tho fewor 5‘&:’;;?‘1‘.52'{.2‘.‘{2‘;‘y“fi.‘i;?;fxé‘;"“Jia“‘l'»l‘é“fii.fl‘l?fi-‘ bim ngnin. I thon proourcd an ax, wot up | pract of timbor land ond steam saw- | loss casy to m?utrlégnln’flfu% lgx‘:m'u cw‘:m.,’&;f.l‘..”l o‘len bnthlul;-usuit. yxllrl:uugh zme“g;fl“n% w"xllls of ‘tho vallay. Choriton ot mghtfall solocted | the bottor for tho community. Te allow such | Gignal noing given, lie was off like'a vhot 6 | ptairs, and broko opon nchost, and found tho | mills, IMis hoalth goon failad, aud | goruplos, carefully kopt alivo, s0 it was enid at | known to oxiat, the docka woro, a8 usual, fillod O Y« von for A lodging-pinco, and built | lunatics to go at largo, or oven bo confined, |.™Myly g7 b SN 0 i Guded with his nirivalat trunk I had heard Mra. Glossor tall about: it | hofng unable to atlond to his businoss, his weulth | tho time, by tho Liberal clemont of the Court | every eveniug with tho clothing of the ofonders, o {ite at tho oulranco—which was no soonor dong | Yould boa practico too portiicious, and would [ Tl fre e o o ara o took sorg | Fa# too heavy, sud Imada two trips that night | moliad nway liko dow bofore tho sun, and pover- | which gafhiored round tho Queon sud the Crown | whila tho owiors, ignatant or catoloss of all dan- B B O out nd ancuped among | B0k 88 1 mighty impotus to crime, "Tho writor | T 0aYiot tuog fion ntartod. agnin, arriving | CUHEINE AWaY the money. ty and baukraptey came upon them. Thrown | Princo. or, woro tyisting and squirming in the watcr B T e il bu aavoniurer dotorming | Wouldsuggoat that mouster-mon wito have s.pro- | TG bt § o'clook Trieadny morning ; nnd, ‘Itha club T used was cut In the woods near | thug upon her ‘own rosotrcos, Mis. Topper | - Tho situation changed aitogothor in 1806, Tho | bour aftor hour, ~ Matters progroased fincly until Lo keop up bis firo and also to oxploro tho cavorn | Ponslty for that sort of thing had bottorbo pub | peior p thrao houte’ rost, ho ngain IOrNE | oy | by with o small juck-knifo. It thoy will look in | gought some way of relicf. Sho lad nover dono | jeading stascsman was abandoned by his follow- | last night, when s Sorgoant, sccompaniod by 8 Daforeaaping, 1o mado limnolf torchos nnd | boyond tho powr of indulging their tasto, 4 it | jyoap Mariotts on Wodnosduy moruing at 8 tho corn-flld, tiioy will find it whoro tho grassio | o moment’s manunl Inbor. Necossity stared | Ministors, who could not forgiva biamaking | numbor of policomon, marchod up Lowia stroot wont into tho place, finding nothing, howover, | 18 dangorous to log children lavo edged tooln, oW Pavkorsburg soon, after 110 Loft | tramplod down that is whoro I looked oket tho | hor in tho face, nnd soverel small childzon, ono | peaco with tho robollious Parliament. Everss | and dividedfnto throb squads. Lho firat squad Mo Bomo Eront bata and the bonok and teoth | Worond dnily of tho most rovalting outragoh | paryorsburg at half-pnst 2. m., nud nrrivingat | TArTL L got botweon §60,000 and $70,000. I | y'habe, rang thoir demands in ber cara. 8hio ou- | body remombors how thie Horrenlaus bocamo | movodin thodirection of Pier 85, tho second to tha EVO RO O D B oy day Ghoriton | nd 3ot Ar. Artint argucn that wo shonld notex- | YACETCHE B¢ bl Ficaa” Ot Biinington Taland; | Lol nok tell whoto 1t e, hen 3 et o dioy I | gumod aa o toacher of school § milos distant, aé | moro and moro ostranged from him who had | faot of Fifth stroot, whoro o bos was in waiting, o e . eng boloy o se. | ocuto tho perpotrators, but should indwlge in | NUYTFRNOC Y o' nighe. Stasted ngain ot G | Sk tell somo poor pan whovo f fs; buf e sioh | 520 o month, and with Lot babo in het arms sho, | beon tholr idoal of » stalosman ; and ibis pot | whilo tho remaindor pussod through tho lumbor, pronceded ontwards, EeeE NS Goming | Mishy-washy ssmpathy for tho unfortnnnto erim- | 6,0 M vy mhorning, arrivod at Pom- | Don shall havo k. hote aro fvo Bage burded in | gy horaobnek, dnily went to lor task, | unknown how anumorons andinflijontinl saction | yard and seoroted themsdlves bobind a pyramid glon of Soad “lorrace ‘eoverod with | innl whoso dopraved mind has lod him tosot | 9C0% S T G ar's, and hrrived ot Gallipo- | HI8 SIF—tvo abeva, sud tie betew atlonding- to ' her houschold dutics when | of the Court, partly moved by Logitimist convio- | of bonrds and raft-logs. In tho moantima fhc prooncst grass. This terraco, which | tius. In fact, ‘ho would liave tho laweny: | ot 8 p. m. Loft Galiipolia at half-past 4 T hinvo bad fitty names in my iifotimo, butt | Gur of séhool. Afior tho. oloso of tho school, | flonn, partly by faily conmdorations. contorad | tho Sorgennt, in ordor to gain a commanding ploped’gradually towards the contro of tho val- | <Commit crimo as much ae you 1kO: | goiock on Fridny morning, aud arrived ot Ports- Neleon 1. Wado is my right name ; wore L0 do | glig catablishied scliool in her own house ; sho | abouf tho dothroned or mediatizod- dynsstics, | position,-whore. ho could . delivor Lis ordors, Ty \as about slght miles in width, snd soomed | kill innocent baings; outrage all tho foclinga of | el o B todas moming. . Hore | this over again L would exchugo nil the silvor | Joves hittlo childron, and oot ebo had n louss | oponod & rogular campaign againat tho fortunato | walkied curolossly nlong Fifth stragt pier, at tho oy, wras nbout olght il e e snd, as | Lumauity, and wo il not ozocute you. Commit | PR 2P HErd U ool Bin iy g | for,paper mwonoy ;- thatty what bothorad me, it | full of pupils. This eho monsgod to eupport Slioior, From 800 o180 Beinos Dibmarck | sumia i ordoring tho bathors out of ths water. e heriton: could oo, Ho found it warm | SHimo; g0 on: you aro quite safo; wo Sympn | boat nt 6 o'clock, pulling' vigorously for the end | V45 80.ienvy. ini? 16 Yoy | Ler family until 1857, whon shoturned hor atien- | had to fight his ground daily snd hourly against | Whila the Borgoant was arloying with the B O e S sont of abio vory ne | thizo 'with you. Tt your followa kmow that | 0758%000 0y “alriving nt Naysvillo b hall- | o, ShoT Platt thon romarked to him “You | tjon to bocs. She purchased two colonies, and | theso hostilo olomonts combined. Tima 1io was | offonders tho bost losdod with policomen round- onomgl or o e b, which strick Choviton | erime ean bo committod with impunity. All of | SLYG SOyl b o aights ot Maye: | Tt Layomerve to do this deed,” when Lo ro- | hogan to worl with them, meanwhile rouding | obliged to fall back for support on tho Liboral | od the plor. and in an “Instant tho ory of * Hora 44 bifording tho fnest natural pasturo o bod | You criminals, como to tho front and indulge int | g for an hour and o half, ke again started nt Pl 3 S 1 am hardoned. When o child | gyarything which she could find relating to beo- | party in Parliament, which, instead of esaing bis | comes tho cops " was talen up, and” evory face ovor con, was unbrokon on its surfaco by any | yOUr favorite pastimo ! Twouldssy to Mr Attish | vo minutas past 7 o'clock on Baturday ovoning drended tho word mmnrdor, but nftor going | oultaro ; bub sho soon loarad that tho thoory | ificult task, sobmed 'bont on iritating | wna at onco dirsted ‘to tho fambor-yard and O RO, O O otlv oxcopt far au accs, | 10 all friendliness of srgumont, that, if moro ox~ | LN 00t Mo kot eity withont stopping, | Lot the rebaliion, and on 'the frontior with | and " practico were two quite opposite matters, | his most 'nervous tompor ' on _wvery | Bixth street dock: As soon us tho nakod army rac, B By O e ap biacl and | 00utions wora tho-rulo, loss orimo would bo tha | MULHCR U T 2a0e” muids arriving witbiy | Kie, Careon and othiors, T shirink nob ot ony | stor two colonies fnorensed rnpldiy, Sho bought | possiblo occnsion o “King, divided | hud left the water tho two squads pouaced o o o o e A full of mnjmal facd- | SonEoquonca, and & mord wholesomo foar of the | §JRRR O orifon boundary at 3 o'clook yon. | SHMO: thay miny tako me out and hang mo t0- | jmprovod hivos ns fast 4 eho could afford thoin. | by tho old - anti-Austrinn traditions of tho | them simultancously, and for tho spaoo of ten ing, like domostio ordn ot pasturo. At tho fow- | 1aw weuld bo instilled into the minds of such 83 | {orgay” morning—bnving wou the wagor, With | paveral o T huve only onco todie ; Ihave killed | Sho soon_oftor becamo intorested in Iilian | Hohenzollern policy, snd the more- rocent ax- | minutes an indosoribablo scone of confusion on~ eromargin of this terraco Choriton camo ton | 8108PEt0 h“’.j"m" “t""A".“‘l:‘m oant tons 16 3 | one hour and a'naly w spare. ¢ soveral womou hoforo thig onmay boos, and procured o fow. Sho thon began | amples of bis fathor'and brother,—wavering bo- | suod. Tho boys who wore unable to find thoir tHoap mopo that descondod fully 1,600 foot ot o | Serous, T adiniro Mr. As bonofioent idons 1t ia | "y run from Tortmouthi to this city—117 | Of the money taken 85,600 hns boon recov- | to writo about bece, giving tho rosult of hior | twecn tho ndmiration snd confidonco’ with which | own clothes grabbod thoso of their noighbors, sharp noglo, but nol #o steep as to bo baro of tho ( SeTLINLY & & o i milos—was made inside of nincteen hours, orod, ;i s e g s M h 1 8 rovalont grasecs. At tho foot of this elopo wag afraid too much_so for tho presont dangerous | BV NELCPTIT T "hkt timo over | 571 In ovidont that Wade is Iuclined to boasting. In'ncucnl Iknowledge. ' Hor first articlo was pub- | his grest Minister inspired.him, and the grati- | and, without walting for farther ccremony, % 3 i) ishiod iu tho Burligton Jatokeye, sho rocoiving | tuds ho folt for the men whio had stood by him | “strdok a boo lino for cacape, So scattored was Ho Yalloy proper, and the lake in tho middle of | 980 Wo gonoraliy flud that eriminela 60 ek | 1udo in'n similur cratt iu tho samo timo, Jio takon peid in rolpting Loy muny bo s | pay thorefor. In 1405, e wrolo on ey on.| in tho dasa of dangor—wus no ousy bt £0 | Fuo erowd that 6 was impossiblo to ontol al, and it Yo mmedintoly went down, and, just at | Sommib crimo owing to moverly, bub oftener | “sq pooro statod. +* ~ hont nsed for tho trip is | AnC\ and how easy it i to form the Labit. | Body for tho Unitod States Agricultural Ttoport, | deal witli,, On the other hand, Princo Biemarok, | in order to divide tha punishmont as_cqually s Wightfall, forcing bis way through n fringo of | from indisposition to worl, or hocauso thoy Lave | g paper shll, 80 Tength, 12 bnchos benm, | Aoiong ol the womon ho bousts of baviug killed, | which was pronounced by 900 s 0 bo tho | whoso ouo rulo of canduot s £o sorvo his coun: | elreumsteucos would pormit, fiio "offoura loft e i wtood on tho pebbly brink of fhis Iako | & Erudgo to thoie unhappy vietime. EQuir. | LIt 0 ncliod dopti .1, and woighu only 25 | 950 ot ho eloims, was in wolf dofonno " thot of | bost auuny ovor published by tho Dopattmont, | try and bis mustor uudor all circumstancos, and | thoir » trado-mark? on tha baro shonidors of tha of dark-bluo, transparont water, scarcoly rufllod | CmIcAdo July 28,183 hounds, Tho £Addio or aliding-sont in which | & Spanish woman, who bocamo joalous of bim at | ayd s Washington popor said of it: | who bad takon tho Liboral sldo ns ho had formor- | osoaping onos with ratiana which thoy carried. by tho faint broath of an evoning breezo, Diehut has tortured himeelf for yix days ia onty | ®dance, and attacked him; ho drow his revelver | &'lhough writton by o woman, it is a modol | 1y taken, aud was ready totakoagain, tho Consorv- Mot hiwing tito to dross, tho boys atarted to- Morongly tired out, Gheriton buill himsolf & ULTRAMONTANISM. A e aTo, 1o ot teod arg 1} | Budmade short work of her ; ho said hohiad 10 | for “offorts of that Lind. Sho know what liad no difioulty in otting rid of, his | wards Avehuo D, some with & capon, othors with fargo firo, cooked and ate a baro, made himsolf & 1 ~ ¥ B o bt modelod 1n the shape of | Tolntivos in Lis youth who took auy intorcst | gho wroto sbout, und fold it—not one wasto | anciont ollios. King William, who is not onsily | ono log'in their pants, whilo tho greator portion e of willow brauclios, drow hin anblo- cont | 7 the Kitorof The Chicago Tritunes o e ot o el of oty o °F | i i, oud. ghat i lfo oo s frontioe jubt | word iy slztoon’ pagos. ' Hor rupulation. soon | brongit o dlamiss avon tha Toast blo of big o | wero Sectoctly naked, o clouoly ‘i tho polias: ovor him, and laid down with his foot to tho firo, | §m: Concermng the “ remarkable concession " n thio way from Whooling to Muriolta Zirhut | Bit2d b - for, sourtorans corte o maver | Dogon to bo ctal lished ; sho wzs sought out | gorvants, provided thoy have faithfullyserved him | purauc thom that.it was imponsiblo for _them ta but not to sleop. mado by Blsmarck regarding tho olection of o | Pulled stondily, sud kept even with tho steamor claims, bng no horrors for him, and shonevar | by vrious Jouruals, aud slio, Mo writos rogu- | nd tho Stato, dofonded his Miistrs obutinataly | hido bohind any " of the sheds, and Choriton eayk bo will nover forgot that first Topo, tho Papal oficial organ, tho O: Bourier for a distanco of oightaon milos. BB il ho w porfore y o will bo o | larly for th National Agriculturist and Lce- | sgninst tioir cbiof, Yonrs paasod beforo iho | tho rosult ~—wus - thet = when = thoy night of horrors by tho baunted lake, o wag | 1OW Popo, tho baps TEAL, s8er0a- | “here woro crowds of peoplo at all the princi- [ P & parformanca, £aa% they: gant Kecpers' Hagazine, tho New York Tribune, | Promior obtained tho succossivo resignation of | renohed Avenuo D they dived into hallways and Deset with monstora. Dark shadowy forms camo | foro Atomano, lus beon beard from. I trans- | pal towns along the route, curious to sco tho ro sfl o was handenffed in th 5 ) National _Bee Jowrnal, aud Colman's Rural | Count Lippo, Von dor Heidt. Von Mubler, and | alleys, to tho dismay of tho femslo occupants, over tho water, splashing towards him, and | lato: ¥ plucky littlo Gorman who had started ont on |y, t.‘::‘, e e ilcors that riaon, ha | JWorid, Bho alao ina tho position of lecturor on | finally Counts Selchow and It_zcnguz roplacing' | who Lnew not the cause of ' tha stampedo, A gcomed to sock what his firs might menn., Tho |~ Where Bismarck steps boyond the bonuds of carnest- | such a hazardous undertaking, and he informed hg“,‘ g ,‘r'g;‘!‘“ o bt cors ¢hia i ‘t"’“ ¢ | boo-keoping. natural history of bees, om.Lm the | them by Liberal commoners like Dr. Loonhards, | the fortunato bathars who had captured somo Lrnmpix:f of gront boasts thint crusliod tho willow | ness, nnd minkies himwulf rialculous Losides, Ia whers | our roportor that hio Lnd boon kindly trontad by | fie B (O O e ug | Stnte Agrioulturs] Collogo at Amos, whithor sho | Camphausen, Dr. Falek, and Dr. Achonbach. It |- clothing, commencad to drons o gang of domor- atulks lio pifio-stems on thoir way (0 thio wator's | Lo ahesks of tho clection of a Pope, snd prosuined, vith | a1l with whiom Lo edmo [n contck. uight it was discovarod thiat, he was 88 €00 18 | goos rogularly. With thio oMicors of Hhiat fuiti- | tool st longor, not 10 aform (ho Houso of | lizad boys stood around Logging of tholr com, lgo, and then enmo and stood osor him, bronth- | 3 atack of grotesquo haugltluess fo roserto for | At Gallipolis ho mot with an neoldent In tho | S VO ANC UG KOO, lom, Anothor puir | ution ‘she hag visited differout ports of tho | Lords us ho wished, but to subduo it by tho | puuions tho loan of tho suallest quantity ot ing Noavily and slow ad thoy seomod to gazo nt | Mimeclf the oxumination of the legaliy, of tho cioleo | gark, runuing his boat into o cannl-hont nud up- | NS ISR 00 (M8 W, But bo e LA O | Btato, holding Farmon's Inetitutes, fd whorevor | erention of batoh of pocrs. o sociiro onch of | clothing until they should- rosch home. Tho 1h fire with atupid. wonder, medo lim'afrid | 204 vosition of th slecied Tonc. hlalssuother | o oliihg, compolling him to swim with Lis boat to | §190 hoxt moming. Whethor ho will rmavo the | gho gooa nover foila to olicit much intorost fu | thero small victorics, ho was obliad to xert Lis | ofticom, ench with a prisonor and o bundla of ench momont of being overrun. \Wild oyes, 1o~ | feaa of & lunntio can originatach stfango snd clown- | shore. “?rl“‘“i 400 ‘;“; ;J“.‘dm“”‘"‘“ O by attor thifs | her suboct. wholo influenco, to threaton resignation, and | old clothos, arrived at tho cornor of Lewia and fl]onfiug tho flrn—li?'ht. whono around him _out of | ish declarations, which show at tho same timo the Ig- | Yesterdny Zirhut appeared to boin fair condi- o old mun McBrido was mmuch bottor this |~y tho spring of 1872, she, with her amily, | often to withdraw to Varzin, leaving his master | Fifth stroots, sud thon took up their maroh for the gloom upon al i sides, and wildor ories Aud | norisce, propoloncy, and traziness of tho toctarian, i | 4o, slthough stifferiod somowhnt from tho se- | foroncon, ahd returnod to. coussiousnoss for & | romovod to Dy Moinos, in order to nint & miaro | to copo alono with the difficultios of o givon sit- | tho station-louse, fallowad by st lenst s thou howls gave new horrors to his position, He | wollas tho nring of tho rough, W, slthough hum- | vore work, Hosays Lo hns lost fourteon pounds | TV momenta, coutral JocatioB. Bho formed a partnership with | uation. ‘Thus, and thus only, wae it poseible to | ssnd poople, It in the intontion of tho Captain rang to his feet almost paralyzed with fright, | ble, consider it boneath our ignity to protest ogainst | 00" qo0n I tho six daya. —— 1 : e ABod off hin pistol At tho moarost_intruder, | Such bestial protensions, whieh vidlato ights and cus- of SamL i tie phx. coza. TEXAS FEVER Mmi. A‘tmil? anar{, fltl#:rab{ dnuding dnt]:lu%nll& gain Mfiafitx‘m rlz,xr the m:‘mu‘;flmls t’l‘:mlml moas- | to make & u(m&lu raid every night until his or- _ . Wi ise him who, 3 Mr. Michael Hounan, who started with Mr. . capital to hor practical knowledge, and the firm | ures which have beon votod duringthe lust soven | ders are obeyed. o Goho of tho bhot rang long around bim, nud | o1 Wo 0¥ deepise Aim e, canteCly SRR LA | giniie ot Dittsburgh, kept within wo or thrce il e s kuown a8 tho Ttalinn Db Compauy. An | yoars, both in the Prussion and German Pariia- e it oomed tho signal for the crics of a thousand | Hiurity on earth, Beforo this moro formidabio colossi | hours of hitn all tho time nntil ho arrived within | The Cattle Discase at Kidder, Tonn.— | agenk was dispatehed to_Lako Como, Italy, Lo | meut. SWhat an Amcricnn Womnan Stys of now monsters to burat forth. Thero wore mad, | than ko Gorman Emplro hav fallen, and thereforo | o littlo ovor ono hundred miles of this city, when [ ~ Every Case Fatal—Upward of £20,000 | Procuro quoon beos, and tho business was rap- Much remained still to be - done, how- English Tollette: ing f frij d boasts around iim | Bismarck’s provoking rhodomontade - excltes, nmon i i i T > s : iioging ahon of fightonod bone round it | Mimeetks oty alopnats, bl e | o bontway dsaod by th brsking. of S0 SF | 1wt by tho Mvagon of tho Biwense, | 147 eriied, 1 e fallof thatyonr sbo pur- | ovor, to wmako tho Prussian Cabinet_com f f 3 3 ZLondon (July 6) Correapondence of the St. Louis Repub- : : : . tho autriggors, compolling him to take & pass ; i chased tho intorast of Mrs, Bavory in tho busi- | plotoly homogencous. Fiold-Marshal vonRoow's ; iong, el qusvorlng sbriele” somndol ovor | | A, foregn corsespondauco coniaive Wo fol nm;naortéru\iu Clty. Mr. Hannan aya tho 1oc | vy e fameron (Kaw) Obsencer, July 25, oy noss, s piagad o bogs for tho wintae in, tho Elruatikmnm,gns wall s Lia honost but stubbort | _ Tho Shah besra mfi';é"‘m common with your the Inke, and was answero 0] ull- : ort that he was compelled to abandon Lis shell \co, - £o i cellar of hor houso, at Cotiage Grove, aboutone | character, ssem to hnve hindero s a8 mucl in Lon- e lillow neat ot band. Hoon thotd woro | o selgn.of We Syliabus lus commencad ia Franco, | Trom exbanstion, with fearfully wollon musolas, | Crir pamos & Brown, of this pluco, to intes. ! 4 s Gount. prosent carronpaniout, Hiohelios thas, Ju_on t o . milo from the city. as Count Eulenburg’s oxcessive supplencss and | gon, men oorty and jolly, families united {fom of tlieto. dsop, full-toned, impronsive | Mo Black Nepublie, the preuta o tho. Honarcly, by | ig il boah, .:,‘iiégf,“’t;“°B§{‘I}:‘l‘§°gxc‘;:2m§| Lo enttlo In that | ®pg By spring, whilo sho was in the city | versability. Two survivors of tho Dismarck Cab- S atcotimata, SRR i ey Lellovings, snd Cheriton, fingirig w burning | {hogiacs of Cod gud uf o fesuitl, iheowa iiesly Bs | During tho last fow ours of the ride Zirhut | yaunlly quiot villago, Tntomeiih g moarly avory | With hoe family, Lor liouso,_tool: firo and hor 200 | inot of 1663 hiold on, and it waa thoy who pre- | drinking-shops close and near togothor, und fi‘r:a«; fifidé“',“oé”;fi‘,’:.‘,"‘}..f},fg“\‘,fi. ound, z:w:rxln; Shadow far aver tho land, o S now Brestont sllove | exporioncod muoh difiloulty in keeping awnko, | family fiving i thio villago owiiing cows have | ivs of beos were destroyod, Writing to o | ventod tho roform of tho . Houso of Teers 80 | womon mora awiully drossod thau clsowhore ou J B Mrs, Marahal Macdtnhon, who bolongs to the lexting | being compelled to dash water in his fuco, and | Jout ono or more, in- somo instances workin, frioud, sho gaid: **Icamo home at dork fo find [ much desired by the Choncellor, who, like all | tho globe, In my wildeat dreams of ugly clothies by } o 4 | yuiinod. Is it not hiard sometimes to belioyo that Ey troublesomo instruments, In the Gorman | of an ill-fitting, unbecoming dress), I naver con- plnca, and in this oharmed sing sut wtehing tl | up of tho woundgof o couwutey oun reoloout tho - | hurry up and koepat L work, or tho £600 wonld dopondod largely wpon buttor aud milk for tholr | {ayt fhinga work logothor for our good #* Thavo | Chancallorio hioejogs undisputed sway. Thoto | cotvad suck et thanbios Sna ol va mghs1 lmu,.,m_m]l, oming appred ing nnd tho | Bl o ot ot flsduveranyent wilch | Lo Jost. Thon with rovived enorgies Lo would | ~ Mo farmors nud stock-growora adjoining th workod 6o hard and mn o tired that Tean form | ko has no colleagucs, but only ofloials. There | fyll drous ar outrages on good tasto, Thoy woar oiind contivg, o foll ut oot neloop. -\ L, | EotieeFcsh wounid t o publl ponce and horaids, a dash -alomg for a few minutos until anothor | villago havo boon boavy losors, and vory snany | 19 plaus for tho futiiro. 1t was an hour of trial | e has to do with tho Bundosrath and Reichstag | tawdry pink and purplo siks and mussy ovor- ion Cherl nlu n\\omr m\\m!_ wllxa 3 ye find | futuro “sull “of torma, T{w attompts to | drowsy epell camo over him. more are now kick B“d’ will e, entailing suc which would have discouraged many a brave man. | alone, and has no fear that his plans will be | gkirts'of Iace or muslin. A biuo dreas ie thouglt thero wero o traces of onnml)‘u lm o corrupt tho preas, . {ho processen ngainst | NOW, that ho has accomplished his task, thore | 5 Joss as will bankrupt. ~mnny1' “Ono .inatance | After yours of toil and Iabor, with & largo indebt- | crossed by s robollious Iouse of Lords. - Aud'| glogant draped with o acarlot eash, and it's a diaturbod Lim over night, excopt tho paths they | ihe prese, tho meuures taken i Tyous, | will doubtloss foliow similnr ventnres by oars- | jing cited whoro'a family moved from Tonnsyl. | cduesé to hor lato putner o lurgo family, | what ho wisos i to diminieh tho _importance | mattorof no_ consequeuce if gloves fit or ot. had worn going down to the water. In. these | tue demonstration of MacMuhon’s dn v City. 'l Vi o 5 i i i . G by it e gumvb tho deopeplinted speor of somo | a i o, oMl x:“my aoonr, 'n;?:‘;p?g r{ho?mzml?g?n xg;"l))y \\fl;?u:n;}l:rz ‘l;t::t ;;&A: 1::0 vanin lnst spring, purchasing 40 acres of land, | 2% invalid husbaud, thus to find herself nimodt | of tho Prussian Ministry and Parlismont; | A No, 7 hand is 5o much prottier in a No. 8 kud % ot 2 ol where sha begun, was soul-trying, but, with the | and he belioves that his personal aspira- | mitton, - A bonuet is not admitted.in the swel? amimal losgor than, ansthing of tho sart Lo Sutll, tho ocres of tho Natloust Ausoiully tobrow- | gavo it up aftor rowing about Lalf ho distanco. lipon ,Xf,‘,‘,fi,‘; ‘f':,",y,.""(‘3,';,‘,}"n‘.‘.j”gfflfi"’;fl:fi";‘;fi’fi indomitabla will' whicl sie posscasos, slio mat- | tions coincido with those of tho nation as-woll Bactions of any thoutre, and tho hair {8 gonorally o e mons (ho. oS Rt whovg | Tialion Cuirvent lsw'aa sn encrosctment ou the righta | Thoro 1s oo talkc of gotting up o souil raco | b’ of tha purchuso rica for tha fund, dopend. | Sleled bor onorglos for o sow buttlo of lito, and | as with the historloal dovalopmont of the | worn in & big watorfall or, Chatglaine Denider of French residents in Rome, are ull &l hichuue | from this city to Louisyille, to lake place sbout amid all her misfortunes thoro was not a shadow | German Stato ; he feols himselt supported b oen fu tho Sfates flve yoars ago. Jo wouldbe fre from tho slarms that had mado | gur blly’ o St fix&r’%fi"}fi;f&} ':;-‘o thoat of Hopiombor ; and an thiora nro o um- | W SnAEoly upon tho pracoods of their cows for | o "ygr fuco. Wotoyed mon eamo torvard wd | to surrontof “alfqic and by Tublio Spinion——hy | Sl 48 were tect " ilio rain, and n plain Tiad- . reatly oxeite 3l AN ¢4 ! 1/ i ol . 3 ko i i i v rel il ] il - mendow, aud follawed 1o algo of tho siops s s B bt 0 oyl b Wil 1t | Demcm nt o wil b obtoniad wih Comdoraute | fstieds but this droadtul minlady L islon e s T | Shogs bl o 1 nimhos Lhe o o Fashcrs | ot o6 et i o 1 i : followed g ] pished, but this droadtal molady hus tuleon | (6" )nddlo hor own' canoo. With $200 sho pur- | aims, whioh is not alays tho casoin tho Fatlior- | aiirt ssomed & good thing for mo_to gromnd, i e gd:fx'llél;ofi'o inwhislh \l\ff’a:::a'iglr’ig Sommunleiion Vaesmuni,\u sy Shat tte Tl | oraal, o S, Joopardiainic thelr ll. Ax ivo ® list of | cibsed four. Italian queous, snd with o fow | Inw, whoo political intolligonco is us raro iu 1873 | woar. Tho only ormsmonts of tho cos- o0 to ieave. . 1o antored with somo pro. | Agsinat Itals, Toaliow thut tho Minlters go with tho 5 - 8 tho lossos, as roportad up to Wedwosday morn- | Btocls of boos whicl, elia secured clsowlioro, sho | g it was in 1805, 'ho firet step Princo Biemarck | tymo were somo stunning oxydized buttons. cuutions, for tio rocky pavemont vas wori 84 it | Sotutico o ths For, whih airssupscribed by s Fran e Hvanmoie ot fo ing, Fogathor wi the Himas of owots, il of | Sioried again, Hoon nfler s famor iom 8.l | Bl tamards N i wes (e ORI S (o | eyt b, Reotna v o mateh, T 2 n . he Pope, which s alnosubscr by the n the L ville ([ud.) Courier. i i a ! ¥ s W] ) even o jumo, an jlovi eh, by uso, dnd within Lo lioara o slow, moasnred | Sty Sr Sticer ngoll, snd i which it sl | | Ono of tho moat romnriiubl inwiuncos of fa- | Whe Feside i tho lmniediato nofghbortiood of P h : d , bes, to bo paid_for’ when she pleased and at [ Prusslan Cabinot,” handing it over to Field- | galliod forth. Tho Bliab was expected at the movement a8 of o n'nl{msll sjoutl'y f“m‘x““;""’ thint the snbacriburs submit themselves complotely to | tality—or, rather, sories of instancos—hns | 0, Smith, Dr, Muivay, 93 G, ;r, | What prico sho plosed. Nr. Jamos Smith, tho | Marslul vou Toon, with tho romarknbly obsor- | Crystal Palaco, and botween xahy and_fifl; nad bonvily Uresliing Wil greds, edfm Infpitas the Byllatius, ronched thio onti Of our roporter, -On the 22d | Thomyson, A hven 0% Oat | wollkinown hortiouiturist, who rosides u’wile | vation that bo might occasionlly soud ‘i bis | thousand people gathored thore. Now, if Lhad tions and gxpirations likto tho sigh of v smitl's | Tho Frankfort Journal loarns from n nuthon. | of Soptamber, 1672, Joliu Kownedy, of this cit Av. Bunediel’ 7 i, | south of Lo city, and two milos from her rosi- | yoto through Horr Dolbruck when ho shoulduot | bolonged to the Poraian suite, that plain, foul bellows, Ouoe turn, hex‘x] num_n\pl,n u‘ crn.rgl u | tio sourco thnt tho Gorman Bishops baverecoived | purchased at the Union Ticket Agoney of Th. | Chnbbuck, 83 ; Deacon Richardson, 11 ; Mr.'Rdoney, | denco, offered hor tho use of his fruit farm, on | bo ahle to attend tho Councll himself. The noxt | weathior-gig of mine coull not have attracted hionyy startling enort, and thero in the haif light | orders from Romo to fight tho Stato authiorities | Vennoman & Bons u prn‘)uhl possugo-ticket o | 11 Seolt Boys, 175 Conrad Tesan, 4 Mathias Harter, | whiok to sot up hor siow colonics, nud she ac- | atep ho has {uut mado in obtuining his aller ego, | moro attontion. 01d dawagors, In bright purple of the cavo, standing full Leforo him, alive, o ul b to tho lnst, by haughtlly insisting upon their | bring his wife and children from Liverpuol, | 1 Afr Williamy v loast §100 per | copted tho kind offer aud removed hor boes | Ilerr von Dalan, tho right to flll his sent in (he | {rains with tamboured lace ovar-trappings, fo- ::,:“‘;,l,:fi :hfi ‘:)\‘\Edh’:fi?l::”:‘:flé;‘!?cpfgsmfisltxg ::‘;I\é “(gaorod Highta,” o Lox. - | Bn i’mld, to bhin clby, About o tine Mr. 1\ 7¥e) Hl;n‘)‘)'x j i Wood, 25 e, Darly l\l‘r‘:. l;‘;:m& thoro, and Immodintely ot ubout romovingthem | Couuell, and to'tako port in 1ta dallburulmm‘ it | ghotos in bluo bonnets, bemlus pink glnragfl!u in —amemmoth! “I did not know thon,” kaid THE SECREm nody expeoted his family to ombarlk, Drs, Kon- inery, 15 Mr, iYalf, 2 TP pmse” | to movablo comb-Lives and Italianizing thom. [ not with tho semo authority, certainly in the | yollow-gloved hands, gathored to look and stare Ol T lavailitn bows ol Toat I0WA STATE | nedy was taken sicls and died, Upon being o | warih, 1 %3 ¢ Mr, Donnelly, 15 Nr, 1% 8, 'Phis colony will this sesson incroase from 60 | sama spirit, as his superior ; for Herr you Balan | gt tho s [Ango’nulmld hoy esteomed mo. Biborin was an old habitat of theso animals, and GRANGE. nfatxied, the Moustn, Vonnoman wado arrange: | fiiness i3 S Cirron Tioed Gurtiey, 10; Lihijah | to 103, aud will produco over 7,000 pounds of | is nok the man to forgot or nogloct his patran'a Talways did suppose u woman wes unable to £ tho Lioht aciontif i mnenta to'lot somo ono olsa como upon the pre- | Gurney, 6i Mr, Mituhel, 23 A, Allon, 15 derry Blieo- | honoy. So that baforo tho iymu- Is gone ko | inktructions, T'ho question now Is,-whether the | ninke a guy of horsolf "in a black silk gown, but o il Judgon. nro Un. paid tickot, with Mr, Konnody's childron, Aboug | b8t 13 3x. Faly, 1, | will isvo recovared vory mucii from lor losa, | absonco of tho first man in thie realm from tho | ore. thay do it to perfootion, The bisok ‘silks corlain \'il 1ol mr' 301 uxr .l: 108 the romainy ulouux Des Motnrs, Towa, July 26, 1870, the 22d of June the childten roachod Now York, 'I'shs disoano sooms to bo communicatod by tho | At her home sho lns twouty colonios.of royal | Prussion Ministry will, aq ho seoms to boliove, | aro invariably trimmod with elieny or yak lace, ou the 8] xomlu of tha L‘. ] rumn n? Tonsl hn:(‘l = | 7y the Edltor f The Chicayo Tribune: undor cate of Micknel Nnughton, but before thoy | grass eaten, and cruses o torriblo burning fover | blood, from ~which gho suppiioy her trade, to: [ throw that body Inte the shade, or whether tho whilo-gray or ocru, gnd tho tawdy appearanco of :.":l':ll;il?xl’l :5 t;é';n(fifx""'f;"fi: nnl‘u’nmx‘ml(n?fi‘;; mlg Dr; Sm: I hove rend with Interast your corre- could rench Evansvilla the fathor, John Kenue-- | Which dries up tha acide of the stomach snd do- gathor with importations by vach ocoen steamey, g Ol a. 1 Yl Qi fieT i orita of tho bowols, formi Yard gol i Do, kbl Aty Priuee's absence !fl‘Dlg the Council r;ul im\:lfl[f those light colors on blck {8’ ugly in oxtremon. which may still exist under fuvorablo cirenm- | spondont's lottor, *8ul,” from this pluce, in y, died hero of heart-disenso. Tho childron | POEI 5, forming a hard substance | Bhe will soon bo able to all ordors ngaiu, { his influenco in tho Btate. As yot, wo judge i i I eaw o titled lady shopping in “Jay's" on 8 and Mr. Naughton arvived here abouts wool, | Which it is found to be impossiblo to reduco to | In reply to o quostion the other day as to | by facts, tho Chancellor is. complotely master of t, at 12 in fm.mrnupon with o 33\‘:1‘25 i Without intendingit 1 hiavo nolved that | rogard to tho prosont status of tho Order of | ago, and, um&ga tosuy, on tho 15th inkt., My; | anythiog ll‘l““‘lcmflglllmilfl‘fll condition, Whiy \rlmlhlvna sho used, sho rupllmly “rno | to nnxmtloni as tho roliglous xlm\iuy of Prussia %‘fi%fl‘?{ifl"fi?xénfiua With bright ‘yellow yak an@ 3 . Patrons of Husbaudry in this Btate, o in mughton was prostratod by sunstroke and died | soon crontos an inflammation of tho stomach | choy) post I enn get ; thoy do not cout over $1.60 | and the Kmpi Choriton doscriben the mammoth as hoing 8 | giugularly corroct in nyanrly all bis important | the next dny, i accompanied | and bowels and a vory palnful death oneuce, No mwhxi but I want one side so iL cun be ro- | proves, ’ vory imposing lcoking animal, covored with rod- “ i v » vemady Lag yot b dise i sy gkl e Syl i e | e kv ous, In th parrup. | o vl s anes b o ey sl | St o, Yo' ol BT g el | iy bis stay in the valloy ho was eloso to flve of ro—his personal work—distinolly | nearly - hundred -small bowp of yellow satin i a ribbon placed Loro, thoro, aud ovorywhors o & movablo cap, and iho insido filled with | = Nor is the influcnce of Priuce Bismarck on tho [ yhe ghominable costume. The necks aro cut F""“u myself, | in orphanage in a anlgc country; but, under | when tho above condition takes placz, movablo framos. 'The worat enomios I lave are | wano in tho lteichatag. A Dittor sltorention | yory low to nll gorts of drosses for tho strocl ne that 1 incorrect. 1le staten that ' I waa atrong- | tho caro of a kind relativ 4 A ve and friond, may wo Robort '"fhompson and Trank Taylor, tho | patont hivo agents, ‘Choy eannot buy me nor | whioh took )flnua botweon the, Chancollor and | worl as the house, them, all of which wore neatly of o t:uo, baing ly projudicod ngainst Obiengo.” This is not [ yet live to sco them prosporous und happy. owners of the Toxus catile, and upon whom | will 1 buy thelr hivos, I own the right for sov- | the leador o tho Liboral majority in the Houso, "Tho polonaise (8 rarely scon, tho old-fashioned nbfx‘mllb gznfbn‘f:‘lu‘;l;lnhluxit “::‘mm{:‘:?i'u \vltéx tgulfla’ |}::2 trua ini any #engo, but our farmors ato gancrally, ST e s N tlmn c?;‘.“::m;"fiw“ Mi all ' Iaw-abiding citi- | oral States for Livos, and have s hundrod patent | Horr Lasker, ou the 16th of June (in wl.uu): the | gyorekirt and bagque-waist boing tho favorite o euva 1 skt which waw bro | or tho ratsong wiated u tht, pregmrh. On Burmod (o Deith, ot omeviing o “osos A Shippalthe | Hvon Hieiup ot 0 lof, bub T o wot uao tha | fymier S SR M vatian, A waok | °U4 e b ' " f Mina Mollie Ryan stoppod upon o match whilo % 4 " oan i * o oifhe o miiaco of o iy, on tho kos | doosra\ihlimat: s Vil tho mutu | walko s e oo G tamahun N g | o, O ey SF, Apel, ot W o, x| B WO 4 T, (thow about moths and | tapward, ligrs fasker PRAGY ol 8 suicide. yery thick, The nulmal wns nocturnal in ils B 165 | athior dny, and hor slirts instantly caught fivo, nt ) e i o L Joseph Hastings was found dead in a barn 3 i 9 “ vl -] yory gk e sutnal o octammal i 4 | wiFGhboor, oot o, “udncomonts | S o, Bl b ra v | Lol f Vs e ety oxtondug | (T dowt by s sbout, i blve, s il | g drwmingroot: i i Mok, | nony Porbarg ot on Bindeyof vl diy, ahd fodiu b night and oarly morning. | with fhom. I o o' projuaicos against any | oo Wighty tanninig tho fiumon (il thos sont | Larno s good xeputation I this community asa | sldo of @ bive, 'aud " lnid ont- | boon owroloss enough to introduce. Howovor, | baying out bis h""‘fi Bavira). yesks. s Iin: Olioviton thinks thero might ho somo fiteen or [ aity, snd sincerely hapo bl Chicgo moteliants, | [iotely envolopod horund utretchod wp abovo ber | Juy.abiding cltizon, but thoro s much ovidonco | eido framo aftor ffame of comb fillod | Lorliamont and the Liboral party know hitg too wito found him ou his kneos praving, wi twanty of these monsters i tho vulley altogoth- [ by Practioing n lihoral courso towards our peo- . y 3 which » f 4 oo to_ show that he, with his purtnor, | with honoy and coverod with bo i voll to boar bim any ill-wil ythanock, or, but that nll thero aro aged, and that vory fow | plo, may onjoy all the trade of our_peoplo thut hurned oft and sho died of her injuries aftor o w&ll!ul[} ) ¥ d y d with bees, standing the | wo Y o tar from | Topo attachiod, in rendiness to swig b L . hazardod the proporty of thols welghe | Tramos around.outside Mo Hivo, mapoctiug oy | giving tho mattar tho {impoctanco attachod to it | 3 Hnatiga was tho fathor of trifiete, wbo * uro born nowadsys. At any rato, ho saw nono | gho is logitimatoly ontitled to, and I huvo dono, {.‘“" "“"“’["{1“’::""}‘3““{{‘{““b' Hlio ws 10 have | Boa for tho asko of & s et profit u]'l’on carefully, This who doos nearly gvnry finy, to gy s forelgn pross, ~ Tho sltuation—apart from W°‘l]’°'°l’“'lm:°d in Nashville at tho Exposition that had tho loast apposrance of being young, | and am Soing, all'Ln my nowoF o socuro ench & | UO00 warrlod i a fow duyw. tholr purohnso, aud by thus doing hax merited | find tho quoen und sny bug or Worm that oy | tho aforossid iucident, ralsod by somo misusod | And18IF 1850 JORT, Thoy wero very pencoublo animals, torpld aud | rogult, Very rospeotfully yours, SRS, tho sovorosl pourlty known to tho law. Itis | getin, Thoso framos sho has fillod with the | sud misunderstood torms in “Ilarr Laekor's TR slugglels ay old oxon, novor distarbing Chorlton, Wit Doine Wissox Dr, Mary Walkers furthor reportod that thoy drove tholr hord from | comb wWhich sho sved from the ruins of the fivo, | spooch—way In fact this: Princo Bismarck had Pockothandicerchief. nor indeed took much notico of him, Bocrotary Towa Biate Grange, In lior Baltimore locture, Dr. Mary Walker | Kidder to Osborn—somo. ettle having slready | and the bees aro filling it nicoly, sromisod liis mastor to have discussod and voted | An EnnlIEh philologist is raving sbout the Batchmatehnik found o emall caye whicn ho -— n(;nin deolnred that nothing could induce hor to | boen attacked upon the line of march— What a loston doos this resoluto woman teach hlll‘il\g this sotislon the law on tho Gorman army; | word * pockethaudkorchief," which ho cousid- ub could climb up by the face of a perpendicular 1y, Tenn. aiulon hor stylo of dross. 'Pho Secrotary of | whore thoy shippod them to Quiney, | tho women of this country? Sho might, as | which the I'icld-Marghals yon Moltke and-von | ors -.dlnfirncu to tho Euglish langmage on ne- rock, and in which he was comparatively froo | Meuphis (Juty 27) Dispateh to the Louisville Courier- tho Treasury, evon, hadu't mouey enough to buy | and thoro “sold thom, ns stook cattlo, [o might s thousand othors, huve been s useless | Roon doom indisponsablo to assimilate the whole | count of its longth and clumsy construction j fromt tho incursions of wild animals, Inarecces Journal, hor off, Bho poko of hersolf as the ouly womun | focders in parcols to enit purchasors, If this | womsn, dospite her oducation and mental | Gorman force to the Prussian system, On the | and the worst of it is, he unya‘t at there are 10 of thin cave ho built his fire, which Bo nover ut- [ Tho oty was startled this morning at an emly | in Baltimore drossod properly for windy weather should prove to bo true, what act of Injustico | attaivments, aud yot sho might have beou | othor Land, the Hlouse Inslnted upon tho pregon- nynoll{mn for it except ' oly " and *‘vipe," bothy fexad to go out auuin during the whole courso of bour by the roport that Mr, Frauk Bl Mooro, & | or sscending a laddor, may we uvt expoet from thom in the future. Mr, obliged to st down aud Dbo holped, but | tation of a gonoral Presg bill. Prince Bis- | of which are slang, v )