Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 17, Number 24, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 July 1875 — Page 2
WEEKLYjCOUREEH C. DOJJE. PubUther. JASPKK. . INDIANA. CUHHKNT XKWS. -,VAMIl.4.TtlV. A Washington dhpaw-h ay It i not i robable that the miner found in the BU k Hill will be di"turbed at present, as the Government dnea not propose to furuUh free- transportation hack to I'heyeune for all advcnturr found there. Mei-r. I'ost, Nororo and Smith, the Communion apjoiuted ty the St'crctary of the Treasury to exerntne the Post-office building t Chtciwo, have made their report to Secretary ltrietow. The Coniuilssiou condemn the foundation ami the stone um'I in the building iu unmeasured term, and recommend that the bu.hdng be turn do u and that the atone be abandoned. Secretary Hrlstow hi then-fore given ordain that a'l work ahall be Uipid. and that step he taken to preserve the structure In 1U preent eoudition until the matter can be nubmitted to Congress, which will b"aearly po-i-ble after that body convene in December next. Judge Spence, Assistant Attorney-General for the ro.t-otn-e Department, ha furnished
an opinion to the ro'iuater-Gtnerul, taking j
the ground that the rot-tmasters are iianie on their bond for lose of Government property wbile in their possession. The occasion of the decision was the loss of a n (jittered package containing two hundred dollars worth of postage stamps, in transit through the Ttoston I'ost-cfflce. lty request of the Hoard of Indian Commission' r. the SeaTttary of War had directed Lieut.-Geu. Sheridan to detail a commission of army officer to inspect the Indian supplies! at Kana City, Sioux City and Cheyenne. J. W. Daniels, Indian Inpector, telegraphed from Ked Cloud Agency to tle Indian T.ureau, on the 24th, that Red Cloud and Spotted Tail had aigncd an agreement to relicquUh their right in Nehrk.i, the consideration 1 ing.iOM'O worth of horses, wagon, cow, etc. Hon. Geo. W. Lane, president of the New York I hsrnber tl Commerce, ex-uov. Flettber of Missouri, and ex-Gov Vull-nlof Msaebusett have been aipciUeda special comn.ission to Investigate the har:e of Trof. Marsh j.gsint Indian Agent Saville, of Ked Clou l Airency. Vice-rrident Wilaon ha written a U tter in rejly to rariou newspaper article aaciihiag a political significance to h s. recent visit to the Sou'h, and mentioning him a a candidate f-r the .'residency. In reference to hi de-'gn and motives. Mr. Wilson deni" that hi Su:htrn tour wa for elcctioncenr.g jurjKre, and he dinpntea of th candidacy quest ijn by Hating that he ha. neither money, patronage, nor an organ with whi n to enter the Presidential race. Hi utterances concerning the third-term were, he sav, animated by no ho iiity to President Grant, but solely by to oli i e tor the effect upon the liej.ul.1 iean party of uncertainty in thi matter. The Ai:&nt Treasurer at New York tiA bein directed by Secretary Ilristow to sell l.fO.OU" in gold coin on a h Thursday In July, or ,'0,0'0 in all. The rate on reirlstered letters wa increased, Ju'y 1, from ? to 10 cent. HINT. In the Tilton-lJeeeher trial on the 21th, the Court announced H determination tot to re-oj en the caae for the admi.in of newevidence, a request d by counsel for Tilton. Judge NeiUon then delivered hi charge, and at the conclusion the Jury retired. Up to the tight of the 3tli no verdict had loen rendered. The New York lhrchi of the 21th published affidavit of Mer. Ley, Loader a d Price, the nwr witness ia the TiitocBeeehT cane, on account of whose ev idence Tilton' counsel moved to have the ch- reopened. The first of these is the dri;p?i-t who tlaitn to have aold Mr. l'.ieilier the poisn, and the two other swe.r to
having e Mr. I5ce her and Mr. Ti:tn in a delicate position, a'. Tilton'a hou-e, when they were at work there laying carpet. Thse afiidvita have elicited from M r-. Ti!ton a cunter-afti lavit, iu w hi h she yweitr that the 'orie of Loader and Price are unualiuVd'y f-tWe. und thut there v a never the leivt impropriety l-t wren herself and Mr. Kt ether, lle also re it'-rate the statement that h r own former charge and so-called eonfesion of Impropri tie in ivianertion witn Mr. Peet her were m:t le under thf ir.I!uen( e of her buband, which influence ihe found it impoible to resist so long a she lived wish him. Hear-Admiral John Do Camp, on the retired lit, die 1 at P.urlington, N. J., on the 24th. ΒΆ James Gordon and Louis Wagner were hanged at Thomaston, Me., on the 25th. The crime of the former a the triple murder of his brother, Almond M. Gordon, together with his (Almond's) wife and child, at Belfast, in June, 1873. On the morning of the day fixed for his execution, Gordon attempted to commit suicide by stabbing himself with a shoe-knife. He fainted from loss of blood, and was scarcely conscious when he was swung off. Wagner's crime was a double murder, committed at the Isle of Shoals, in March, 1873, his victims being Anethe and Maren Christensen. These were simple Norwegian people, and the crime was such a particularly cold-blooded one that it filled the papers at the time of its occurrence. A third murderer also expiated his crime on the gallows, on the same day, at Dedham, Mass. This was James Henri Costley, who in the fail of 1873 murdered his paramour, a woman named Mrs. Hawkes. At a Plj mouth ( lmreti praver-meeting. on the evening of thef.th the Jury in the yre.it ix'indal eae bem? then d'-lilwra'ing upon a ver Met Mr. P.e c,er mi tl.Mt he would still rontinu to a. t a pa-tor of I'lt month t hurch, beeau-e he felt that, no matter what
the verdict of the Jury Iu the t ae might be, the port of Key ,Vt st, on a count of yellow
his congregation would have tith in ana stand by bun. Mortimer Thompson, the lum otvu writer, belter knowua loesticks. died Iu New York on theSMh. S' lie Imlictninita have been found Hgninst Tweed. Sweeney and other cx-New York ring official. Loader, the Prookl)n uplioMerer. wh ma.le an affidavit to the effect that he h id witnccd a criminal intimacy bttwecu Iteccher and Mrs. Tilton w hde la h g car. jK'ts at the house of the latter inl'7'J, wa arrested on the 20;h on a charge of onpira cy and perjury. Price, who pr;i.lly sidsstantiated Loader's htry, has enfessed to the conspiracy, and both have Incu Ik ked up to await an examination.
vt;ai mu tii. The IowalDcinoera'ic, Liboral Uepuh'.Uan and Anti-Mouo;olist Mate Convention wa held at IVs Moines on theStih. The fallow -
ft-er, was n!e by (ov. Hciloggof Louisiana
ou the :t()th ult. The Iowa Republican StaTe t'onventln
was held at IW-sMo.nes on the :tiih u't. The J following ticket was f lace J iu iioiuiiKition :
For Gov crnor, Samuel K irk w tnd,of J..lius.n Couhty; for l.leuteuai.t-Govf rnor, J. G. Nrwball, of Henry County; for Supreme Judge, Austin Adam, of 1uUi ie. The PI a' form delarc in favor of g.dd auil silver as the) only ndiatde legal teuder, and a nirreucy cotnert t'ie with coin should, thercfoi i, be gradually attain, d; a revei.ue ad,iustcd to encourage home industry; ill ,1 ic land to be resrrved for actual settlers; againt a third term, which lue they t.-. licve, however, ha been faiily removed from politici ly the President's letter. A m r.tii railwk.v accident oc. urred on the Detroit and Milwaukee K tiiroa 1, n r Holly, Mil h., on the :;h u'.t., cauel by two passenger trains coming into co!iiiou while running at full speed. The engineer and
injured, Home m riouly.
mos'dv immigrant.
The wounded were
Inn nomii a'.ion wrc made: For Governor, firemen aaved tin Ir lie by jumping from
Shepard U filer, of lt M ;ne; Lieutenant- their locomotir, . About 20 tmu were
Governor, Capt. K. It. WiHlward, oi l.uca; Judge of Supreme Court, W. J. Knight, of Pubuipae; Superin'.tndeiit f Public In.truct ou, A. K. Wright, of Wright. The platform adopted contain uu Indictment of the UepuM.can party, quoting the words of the Ohio Democratic Platform; oppose a
third term, ami favors a restorat on of the j Presidential salary to SiVCVoO ; f.vor specie pav meiit a oon a the same can be done without injury to the luiiies inteiestsof the j country, and meantime a sufficient supply of i
national currency for buine puipoc;
thick with be. The wuter-l.tll w a extraordinary. Turret ts svvcia t h roil k'h Hie street of the city, carr) itlg lio n, vehicles, ai.d every thing inov able duwn ijito tbe iiv r. V.nv housca were tt nuled and dct roved before their inmate eotild i-sepe. l ive hundred inhsbdauU are Luisiug, mul at least one bundied were draw Led or k.lle.t by Tilling w alls. Coleman, of the Anierieaii rirlc team, won the Spencer prie in a frcc-lo-iill contest at Dollv mount, Ireland, on the :to'h ult. All of the Irih tt am and most of ih A rian participated. New frouit htiu and Japan to June A ha leeU reccivid by the steaiu'r dceanie nt New York. The Chincc tiov ernnient ha approj riatil f i.tk't tael (alut i,' f0 for representation at the American Centennial. The local Govt rnitvut of Hong Kong also propose to eend ia Icpendcnilv l).sist tael' worth of jHrceUin and silk. A great typhoon vi-ited Hong Kong on May SI. The steamship Pa v Mi z w a w ret ked near Mat .J and PJt lives lo-t. ai.d 1 JULk destroyed. Much damage wan done to prope rty In Canton. Hong Kmj and Whatnpao.
mh.a.IiIan a V. . naliittul ifitilinv
aw 5 a tariff on hm-ort that w I I produce be !........ LmMim amv. HlidS' th fhA TrMtlT.wt 1 1
KOIll 4.. llecent advices fr iu Mexico st .te that a haiiJ of 20 revolutionist bad a't.v. ked the town of Salvatirrra. and w t re def. .tted with 4i killed. Jhe MexicHn Cngn ha ratine I the contract with IMward I- Plumhfr the cr struction of an i 11 1 rnatb n tl rai'.wiir. Congrc has cr..r.ted extraordinary powers to the F.xecutiv e, the o!.j. ct being to stretu'theu the Government in r preing revolutionary disoider. Thi action empower the
or-
larget amount of revt nue w ith the aral!cst amount 01 lx ; no iniptsiliou of duties !r
the bent tit of nianufiM-turer at the cxin tise of agrii ultural inerefts." Tbe IVrttf a Hural't crop report from various section of the Lorthwcst ho that the acreage of wheat is much lcs than that of last year; conditio! average. The a. reage of cvrn i much larger thun thut of la-t year, but condition son ew bat unfavorable, principal It on account of latere- of ean. Acre
age of oat aNo lnercae I. :oid pro-p- ct i
good f.r full crop. P.arUy i Tsdow the average, both a rtgards airtae und con li'ion. Aside from the grasshopper lis;ric'j r er, the deTii-tv.i'n by ir.t.t i !e- t!nn it w lat vear. Judge Pdo.lgctt.of the Prii..'. States Circuit Court, ha rwently d I led that tbe bond issued by the town of P.rimricld and Kdiuund. ia lvria County, p., in aid of the I:xon. Peoria ar.d Ilannit'al Kailma d, are v a id. Thi decision is in direct contravention of the ruling of the S j prune Court of Illinois, nnd I of great importance to bond holder. A terriMe storm occurred throughout Iowa and Minnesota, extending into Wis.-on-siu and Michigan, on the night of ibe 2.1 1 . At IVcorah, low a, 't boue were rcjttrted destroyed, and at Charles City. low . several building were struck by lightning, and
bridge were carried ay. Crest damage wa alo infli. tej ut LaCrose, Vi., Niie. and Pattle Creek, Mich., and otb'-r place. Judge McFadlrii, delegate to Cor.grcsi from Washington Territory, I i d at iv mpia on the 24th.
cner, colored, wis lynched at id., on tli" tl-Vh, f r commit! sr aau!t uj'on rt Inly in PuIl
William K. Greenfield, I an indecent
County. A destructive tornado puss.-il over the norh wetern part of the eiiy f Detroit, Mi' h., on the eveninsr of the 27-h. Itja!h w about 'in) feet wid. Thirty hoiisps.besid' s out-b'.ii!d'ng, wi re d in li-b d. and four person killed and n.iinr other lijjied. some of them s, r:ouI v.
The practicability of th" navisation i f the Ye!!owtonc IJivor hi b--n .h n.oi,tratil J
by the pas-are of the s'ean.er Jo"phine, which recently nude th-- t-ip from II v inarck to the old site oftl.e Cmw Jpssjori, which I within .V) mill cf Itoennn. Montana. The boat w a or.l v 11 dav in making the trip, including "in.' time taken in acmding tributaries. Tii-. officer f tbe Joeph:neare reported to h v e pronounced the Yellowstone a better river to navigve thaa th I'pper Mi-ouri. Thee w a nn etithuiatic e lebratlon at I'.oz) nan in Lonor of the event. Six colored jer.'iti. on ' man and five women, were drowned by tlo- caiiiing of a bnat on Hili' Lake, near Little HN k.Ark., on the 2'.h ult. An Investigation into the management of the im innatl M'atcr-vvork ha led to tbe
indictment by the (irand Jury of a miniluT j of person furiaerly ir at prew-nt connected j wiMi tl.e Wa'r r Pcnrd. Among t. til ar-j Thonia P. Sncibake, pres. nt Chief of Poli.e, Wm. Merck..!. P.. MeC-rmiek. Paul Ili'inlein. and If. A. It iwnvtn. Ttif i harL-e i
II,, nn va Heh in litiT.wnls ,rn li.,..t I. i tn. 0'0 I ing a
Im zzlement.
The Count Von Arnmi baa lieen convicted
of abstracting state paper, entrusted tohiiu. and st nttiiced to cine months lmirionmer.t.
j including one month already expire.!, j The war cloud bttween Kngland and j Ilurmah ha b. in dissipated, the King of j Purmah having granted t j Great Britain the I rirbt to send force through hi Dominion to est. rn China, if requisite, for futureexe-d.tiuii.
The Town Jtall at ltra-irrd. o.it., wa blown dwwnon the 21th. Tle public s hol waa iu i's-iou in the beait iit at the time, and ore pupil was killed and three scriouly Injure!, several other building w re unroofed and blown down. A mot appaliing disaster has occurred In Frame, caused by the unprecedented rie of the river Garonne. In the city of Toulouse thelo of Hie agnrtgs'es several hundred, 215 corpses Lav iog be n found in one quarter alone after the pubsidt-nee of the flood. The total los of life in tbe inundated district i estimated by thouaud. Some village w ere a!mot entirely swept away. Later report from the re ent Inundation in France state that 1 O p ron perihe. in the tlo-xl at Toulouse alone. It is believed that 2 UH) Lorscs were swept away iu the town and nv iron. The damage there i e. timated bt from $v.noiU0 to 70,'fK').0)ii. The es'ima'e of death in the flooded tli-tri. t places the number at 2.l(. It I proposed to lomt-rd and dt str. y the St. Cyprian fpjarter of Toulouse to prevent dansiT from the crumbling wall of house that remain. A letter from M rac:lilx, dated May 2. give an account id the earthquake at Sill Jo-e do CucuU on Mat 1.. The tirt sh k leveled every wall in the citv, burving in an instant f.lxsi people out of a population of l'V". eviral who were not killed subsequ. ntly died from iniuric, and many were mur.bred by r"blKr. who I lundert d iu ban :. The sh . k continued, un 1 tire- burin d much property, f he saved fled to the neighls.rin country and encamped. When the news rt ach d Mra ailo two st aiiier were sent w ith food and cloihin to the suSc-rer by the Antciicuii con-ul anl pei'ple; al-o a eorp of physic'un and a c.niiiiiit . e to disburse aid. The Governor seiit soldi r to pio'tt t the p'-ople. Ileport from an Cavefan., Santiago, (iramaloU, Arbelt-da. Cucutilla an I San Cristtdi tl. all agi-egiting a iipul.ttin of coaflrm previous ax-ouutsof tbe destruction of lite aii.l pro; rty in the-e place. Tbe shx k w a felt at I!"t?ott and otht r place-, and at Mar -ai li. There had leen ligbt quake every day since. The Kngli-h Court of Inquiry, appointed to Investigate the loss of the steamer hiller, have mole their report. In their opinion the sole cause of the taVuity was nn entire it. gleet of the precaution to uc the lead. Ha l the lead been ued at or even !) o'clot k on the night of lb ti saf'r, before the
steamer eoure v a altered, an error In th-reckoning would have been discovered. The great internal ienal shooting contest be'ween the Aineilcan and I nh rifle teams ritius otr at Dodym uiit. near Dublin, on the iM'th. The American were the winner, the
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u"in 01 ,n hi iia i on I ii' a ' . n a i .iui ult. The town d Scerling vva n :irly di -
stioyed. half a !oen store l.eirg .MiioP!ied; at Palmyra the t."a holic Church wa entirety dcmolihf d, und at Seward several house were n'o blow n down. Dr. Hani', Health Officer at Key West, Florida, te graphed on the 'Jl'th that the yellow fever wa pr va'ent at that plneo. John Hoiran, co'oip I, wra bun? by a mob
; .1o.gs peop'e witness d the match, and th" I gn at-st fXeiteinriit prevailed. Tbe crowd ! at one time tbiea'. ned tt tM-come riotoii, j and the Americans r ft i ! to proceed until order was restored. A ! crand banqu. t in honor of the American wa iciven aftr th- match by tbe j Ixird .Mayor of Ii;b iT t the Man! an lloue.
i The Iri!i ritl. men admit the supr! irity of
.the Anoriian throughout the ina'.h, aul
neir Ifnuel 1 1 i 1 'a ArL. ihe ti i. It., for
attempting imj roper bberth with two white a-know!, .Ig. that their victory wa fairly ir1a ' won. T he American team ued bree. h-Ioa.1-
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2Slh, atiesji radon un dSin'th.froin Hatavia, loader. shot an I kid l Deputy City Marshal W. L. - A terrible storm occurred t Pr. da, in gan, while tho latter wa taking Llm to jail, j Hungsry, on the ?!h ult. The hail f.- I in On the following day, after smith had been such quantit e that the roof of house and
taken from tbe jail by theotll. er, for the put- j surroundinghiils were covered two r.-et thick no.e of hoMinir an Invea'iiritt Ion. a mob of , w ith Ice. The wa'T-fall wm extraordinary.
about .VM) people tMik Osion of the jirioner, place t a rp arouicl hi nerk, and l.;irg him to aIamp-iost. An incendiary lire nt Helena. Ark., on the 3") h u't., d. atrove 1 the Wnrli new-paper a i"l joh odlee, tlm Inrfrprnrftnt ofiice, and Ilurtiett joboflice, toitether with tbeen'lro block, II on th- H'urWftlli.t, t"": insured for tf"0 Burne't'ii loss I fully covered tiy f n-ur ii'-e. T tal lo not given. Proclamation of 10 d.2''quarantineagslnst
Torrent swept throtuh the streeta of the city, arrylng men, vehicle, an I every thing movable, down into the river. Many housca were suddenly flooded and destroyed before Uieir Innisti- could eepe. Five hundred Inhabitant are misslnr, und at h-t I'M) were drowned or killed by falling walls. A terrilde storm occurred at Preda. in Hungary, on tbe J b ult. Tbe hail fill in such quai. Id e that tb) rotif if I ou-e ai.d surrounding hill were coven d two feet
SOnilFKN INDmiNliF.M!'." Am Itlustrallnit W illi a fMroiig l'nclial Moral. The Natch Z Wrtkly Dft.r,tt h i li e fdiiW itip satire oil the i-.nciiict f the t.rui r of the SUV d Mis-i-ippi vvl.icb we tbil.k Mi! be rc:i 1 -at h p:.i'it by ll.o-c K1 oth r Sotitlu rn stut- : " Hallo, Mtruiigcr, yotl sevui to W friu:g to market rM " t es, sir. I hll." What are you curryi!-;; that plow u'ong lor?" "(;olu b wr l it t' Pitts' urgii." "To Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania.''' " You're mighty rii'ht; I am." "What are) oii'i."''"1- t send it tlerc for?" " To get tdi:i!pcn'! ' "All the way to Pittsburgh to eet l.arj e ti. d ? "Vouta-t! We'vo sUrvi 1 our bl.ickti:it!i out ; In' ptilb ! i p st;ik the other
day ami went to 1 x . " Weil, that a tathcr tciv-1 iile.i my fri nl eviidiiij a l.w so fart. rct slurpeii.l.' " Not io novel a yo'i b nrd it was. With our milling" in ft. Louis." I that Mr" " You're right it Is. We us d to h we a mill at l'ut.kttivtti' Cn- k, but trie ovviir got to pinr to k p it op, nn 1 s. f tiirti"l to fretting our gitu l'mg- dmi' at st. lAMli." Yu don't mean to .iy you p ii'l your gist all the way to st. Loin's by nil ' " ( didn't ay hothing alut gri-f we hain't jrot no gris t send. Hut we gi t our flour und meal Iroin St. I,oiii." " I -e you h we a hi I- on ) otir w ami." "Yes; our old row iln-i lxst wi k. March wind blow d tin Lfe otit'n her. S ndin' her liide t P.o-toi t j, t it tanned." "All the way to P.Kton? I not that rather cxp ti-ive, m v friend ? Thetrtight w ill at the hide up." "That a lact b:iti r than tl.e buz zar.! di"! the o! I i-rif r earca. P'it vv h it' the use Is in' taxed to huil I ruilro:el 'tiiout yu jr-t the g.-! ,( Vm ? U-'t! to have ;i tauv .trd ov er at Li k-kill t. and a sh-!nak r, t -. Hut they're kerfl'immux,l.'' " K rtluuniiuxed what'.- that ?" ' It in ail'. xon r.; :i spout mi I tvvixt y.ni and inc. tint's mighty nigli tin- cic "with our st .te.' "W l ti i!o Toil expect t p-t vour lcith.r." I on"t expect to ;it t:o l. .i.r!ierat ;ll exjx-ct to get shoc. soiio day. tllad.' at IlllsfOll or til" P'.tiiOllts. ' ' Ha! her a iiiistortmie to lo-e u milk row, toy fii nd." "Not so much a mi-fortune you heard it w:t. M n-tron -ight of shuckin' and mihiiiin a cow, and iii.kin' b r night and iiiornifi" an I gcttin' only hIhiiU t iir quarts a d iy." " N bat -r you g.i- : to do for milk :" " S-id N'.-rth !'r it." "Send North for puiik' "Ye; eit.-ulrat.sl milk and t'ohen but, r." "Uh ! I .. the point." "Mighty hardy thing these r.::'road make them Yankee teller do all our jobs for ti now tl. our smitbin', and grindi'i', and tatitiiu', and inilkiu", ainl churtiin'." " I .hi you liive a li!e if cotton." " Ye., we go our lsntt.m ni k l on cotton. Sendhr it ill to Maa luis. tt. to get It curded, 'pull a!d Wove. Time'll come when w-'ll send it there to ho gi: -n-d. then we'd b- happy. M iitrous sight of rouble ruimi'ig tloe gin-." " That would rather xp n-ive, wndi.ig i -er ton in d." "No more s-o thin th in We: rn fcl1ti! pay w h rt tiiey - ti l corn Ka-f and g t a ilolur :i bu-h l and av -ix bit freight. lU-s'idcs, a I said, wiat i the use f j.av iii lor ral'roitd 'tlnut vve ui th roads?" "You hi rn to appreciate the advantage of railroads." " I think we ought w pay enough f r m." " I m-kon you fatt it your ow n p rk J" " W II, voii nkiti wrong, at ranger. I jr-f tliein lllinoy I.J. r to ! that lor me. It's mighty convenient. b inoutrou si;ht of trouble totioji a big bv-k ttul d ern thn-e thiu-sa day to hog in a - n rsMt iitllv when you hain't got none to tote it to'." " I should think so." 44 There' one thi. is: I I' kinz, though, to make the buiiie comph te." " What' that r "They ought to "end tin-til h"g ready rook-d. tJookin', and ir. p irin' winmI .r i-ix.kiri' Like up a h-n of time that ort by right to lie employed III the i-ttou patch. I w.i mv in" to my old wc.in in the ot to r lay. If we Mis-i-sipjii folk srt our cookin' and washin' lnt up North and id bv exprc.;, we'tl ! a huppy a ollim-hold-ori." 44 Your hors In the ! a ! th re rms to be lwne ." . A. 44 Ye, tu! slio in'. If he wn-n t the nnlv horse 1 ve got, an 1 1 eati't fpan- him, PiI'mt ! him up Vbn'th V nia! the ,or-sho- ind nail and f.r-t h!m sh'l. an't gi t such a thing don-in oar p irt. I'.-rhsp I cm at the depot." 44 How do you mating.; to live in jour part, tur old friend r" " hy. w raie cotton. My roa 1 turn offh re. stnuuer. fee, I'.ail ; ba k. I "randy. I'm plad I w-eil you, stranger."
A Monument at Sea. Svernl y.ar-i ago the fatu..m oU li.'K known h a t I.t.p.itraV N...II... vv,,, I,. ,,, the l.gyptia,, to tt. Utit i-lHiux.-i nl luellt, but th latter, idlhi-U.-h sev.nl 1 1 in have l n uox.Md. h.-, beret.. lore COIIsMer im s, lu lu,. i!ov, c.lnil ' ll' fiigiiieerlng diMieiiliU , of r movui- it,.inonoiith li oni it' .r s,nt s.b-mar jM. x. ndri.i tt tbe shore, ami th, tna" ttaris'icirt ing it by sea ti. Knglaiol. , l ',., the London 7,,, ti t:a C an attempt i i n shortly to Ix-made, und the project which hi Jut-It H"bptcd i I fi.'lort: "U,,. ads lisk. W liii-ll Is (in:, ii ,:.,t, t ;lJ j., , j,,. j lir-t to In-1 luiiircl i.ito a t l.u.li r. 11.!. Will lie th.ne ,y at'.o lung . ivy Lean;. Strollglv ot tl.-ft.d tog, !h, r. toem-h tn'.'i llhtll tbo ie is Ion. i i, i.h';,illtl. t:,,' "rk b-illg eolitiiuc.i Ve;v Uii lull v'. 1'i.d X.-avatioin Ih !ng u.a.!.. Irti,. by'lii-i.. until tho entiro rbltlt. iVniii upex to loiinl tl lilOII. j ,Vt 1ohi. It Wlil in,! h- ,ili. cult then to rod th,- tnniMiii.eat v. r wtMnlen mad. I.iil ..ver the ii'id b,i;. vv hlcli eover tin- n tcrvei ing mile lietwe-. its i irM-iit Im-ati n and the -.'a. The VVMs!et eliVeli.J-". wh,!c ilicri-:i-:ie' th.- mass will, at the :,m- v. in-, N mi Ii s. to d uiioisii tii,. .;,.. itic gravity .l tinwhole, no Hint li.c en at t.ili'd'e w,: r. a ll y Moat. To thi- ei.d. ti e diati:,t,r of tl.e e-in l- f'riiH-d by a - limi ot - ltiidi r will lw :'il t. t".. r lg feet l.fg. r than the hteu ldi of th" i !, . of o... '"kli-k. P.i-i. , !;i ,r.!, r i.. r..M!. r :ln lineof I'ota'ion lioti'.n'.i!. ;t ll' ii,. '. r e. ! eilll! V In t v. Ul bo l.i. s..,r, ;t; I., hv ;er l.A.-e. Alter the IIIOII.III etlt is I .ill IJ. -bed, it will ! tow-l out of the Me ii: rtanan :c.J it. to th- Tliiinos, to t he t -u et point to r-fu'ure ite. Itwi'J then .e U ;o hid and roi!t (. it-t pu.it ion. vv lo re It w ill l..rctd l'toiv re-uiovii g it v, rings. Ibi.plan.it i Is lit-vcd. :ni ts.,JtrMe.l fii veiyiMslly and with ixp"-ti-e. while it will "lie Ire fn.su the . J. r -t rfound ii transporting- the 'Mwii.k of I.uxr to lri, ur, dut i r g its vmaga tha tL.O!llllll lit st I i.ill-lV tliliugl ! Il.e V.s-il.
A larg nuiiil rot di lighti ii g h-VVc cecum ! .Ii'lihg tin pi is-I,' . .i-.i;,. At Prosect 'ity, AptMl.. i-e I 'olintv. Iom i. t!.- bun - of II i. ii t N' .il w.. r--C lltly stri.ek. 'llnT.- Were t bn e r nr. . ill the house, N'e.,1 an ! W.i-, aiid a d ...- t r. M r. Ni .1 an I w . tc wen- n n ! n -etiid. by the !iis-k. 'I In' (lalghfr, tiervid to ahio-t siiperhuiii in s!r ligth, tarri.sl br parent out of tbe huriiii.if liOllett a l:ies' Of safety. The fath'-r d'd not revive; th niotlur did. t ut was s niiii h all' c'l by the iH atand ke tl...t ber n i-oveiy wa. deu!:iul. Tl.e .Nurl,-, r wa builly biirijed a.ut t!- I . ' y, t -a-! "W.d !n-;il, iii her elhirt to - i li-r pan lit-, trotu the t Uect. ot w li'eh i-iiiirlc.it b pjM.r'cd .be cannot r i-. i ver. i hi- r -id i. of John K. Mil!. M ar Na-hv ;i!e, Tenii.. w a al- struck by hjrh'i.i" dr.riiv a rc--iit sborin, wliile Mr. Mil vva starting in the si.rtitH. A win- on li!i ii.es ( lung w a.- diree' y ov. r his l.e.nl n. 1 vidi ntly i o:itJiictil t be lat ii ! t :n. :ty to It destination. The burg.- pi.-. irmii b ad to fiM:, di wiloring the -h in U't.eatb the jtr., altmg tl.e back, r side ur. i! right leg. Hi '1 I II' -lb g ',' 1 tl.e right hoot. Hi Jell aid with u qu vro! the lip t pinil. A l"v ft hi gruudlatl :' g'ri and lo.id. tl it, but wa. mIt :li I t i ti -i . I..-, ii'ever. Iiktl th t.n o! l"i 1 til- i r. in amiilu r charge. b:i vv alr-i' lc1 t'l'e. ll-k..t olieUirg'g b'.t w it!:.. It tiri:ig until he g-"t -i i-ii t'g-' - .'i tl.-' o! 1 pi.'ta". 1 1 i gr:iin!tll!' 1. '. I- li'i i'ig b tiiierity, 'iiititiy t .r 'Vo-i biin. ;-;d ..r-i'-ir gth'coMcoiifr.i. ii' .1 i- h..rg. I i'. Ti." n-siilt vv o tn iii- ii 1 i-. tor i"g ih- l I hi lvotl fl. rleo-W. iK I 'HV -TUggle.l t n g "i li r fi-et. !nt !! !'- eri.-d nut "Id' still. gril.P v. i,er-- e tive IlcT" hurge to g 1 v-t ! ' ' A niov tm-at i- ti 1s t in irirr. t" r liltf t lie paV of. h .!-; .!. r-. THE MiKKHS.
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