The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-08


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THE DAILY DlOTAllI1sl
7nes das Nerufmx. january ., 1885.
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SrfSfDE or a Doa.--The sometimes astonaso.s ~
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X ,s,t.h s,ss animal n his nature seefncd
=, e. ~, $50 a,sd chow him aimoss to be
- : sxas,.,s; No mind Before hearing tEc
s,,ss-i,,s- ,scil atod story nosef now
So hassra - : dcr Committing suicide IN copy
lag hnsnanty fhey have SO iesaly rather ifntated
s.ess.a - ,i,sp i,s folIiea But our story; Dn-
=, ,y,s sst veek eentelnan Nv ng IN the South
= "a ne citv near the track Of one Of our rail-
8 rroads intending to give dinner party TO some
$3.50. for his table fine piece Given
-. ,-htsch r. Ms taste Inviting feast as
s. 800, 10 caaeeiy sa of The aeiicate joint dniy ar
rived home and was hung up, until II might be
= ,-.nte,, IN the siuk room
s1a,i an,Ie,nan has been for A wear or two, the
o.vner Of q fine dog much attached TO his master
,vha in turp esteemed the faithful creature hahy
see. n uaforu nafefy happened that this piece q
meat hung low enough 10 be within the reach ~
ssgrunos Who. being unable to resist the iehpta
ton seized upon /. and devoured the najor par
lie was detected by his master IN aSrefee Se.et..o
ard present rage oat IS ei2hing past Ifiendsmp the
,,ror fellow was severely beaten ana kicked our o.
doors He returned however, soon aitef, put
with detected hang-dog look, when ne MAINTAIN
81 for day ar two when he disappeared atoge
Their Search being made. hrs body severed from
the head and chest was found on the railroad TRACK
a s,ort distance from the house, the poor creature
- hsysng ended life which was no longer bearaDle
nv a Voluntary death His master, who had re-
rented his harshness, had for some time endea
yored TO effaee the impression by acts of Kindness
hat an TO n purpose Bruno had been disgraced,
and death alone could wipe away the stain--Bos7
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DEYiE's LAKE, SAUk COUNTY, WISCONSIN
The Sauk county Democrat speaks OF the scenery
a50nt tais lake, when iies some two nhes south On
baraooo. as snpIAeiy oeantiia1 aua VIZ any .e
beautiful of nature 1t is reported to have received
is name from an Indian legend to the enect that
great Indian battle was once fought upon lis Dor
ders, in which the unsuccessful tribe was totaliy
anuihiated by the Menomonees, who threw the
bodies of their slain enemies into this lake since
mat time no Indian mas easen OF tn hsh lfoih lt
LAKE, which, from the time Of the battle, has been
called by them Devils or Spirit Lake The Dem
oerat gives the following description OF the lake
and its surroundings: -a----+----ef =
90 The waters lie in deep triangular chaSm
which has the appearance OF being rent by vol
caic force the rock OF the ehasm presenting an an
GUAR appearance and bearing visible marks OF neat
It's banks are composed Of three preclpltous ana
almost perpendicular buifs one on the east, SouLa
and west sides. which III their arrangement, form
three deep valleys dipping INTO the AXE one at
the southeast, southwest and north corners The
DIufts varying from one hundred 70 three hunorea
feet IL height, are faced entirely With angular
rocks, among which are scattered rev ever
green's of cedar ard pine varieties whose roots are
fastened in the creyices and the summit is sur
mounted with heavy grown OF OAK Ine shore
of The lake is filed in many places Tor several rods
with large boulders which have fallen from the
summit on the chh and rolled INTO me wafer,
whilst many remaining rocks OF immense SIZE yer
stand in 4 lettering condition, only waiting for
little assistance, which is often bestowed by Wis
itors for the purpose OF seeing them dash down tne
@ traes IN ,ha;1 NAH. In art1.,nn the pleasant
waters. froyyning rocks and countless shades of
color upon the vegetation afford pleasant a
- treat for amusement, to awaken the latent en-
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REPORTING A SPEECH BEFoRRHANp.-OfS Shells
extraordinary power of verbal memory, and his
mode of preparing all his speeches, get the fol-
lowing picture in his life, by Mel siogh, which has
inst anneared In the OConneG case in 1913 he
rected his speech to the London reporters before
hand. &
nC,reat was their disappointment at being told
that Though he had the speech In his head moth
ing but a few memoranda existed ON paper
Far greater was their surprise when he under
took to speak it for Them by anticipation With
his hands wrapped in flannel he kept moving
sInvI~ nm and down the room, repeating with
q great' rapidity and occasionally with his wonted
yebemenee OF intonation passage after passage,
and paragraph after paragraph; then, weared with
fhe strarac and irksome effort he would lay him
self down upon a sofa and after short pause re-
Commences mis- expostulafien with the jury, his al
luEions TO the bench and his sarcastic aposrophes
10 the counsel for the Crown. On he went, with
lint brief Interruptions and few pauses to correct
or alter until the whole was finished and had been
xyas sent to the printer, and at the moment when
ha 200 to snaak in court printed copies were in
the hands OF those who had faithfully rendered his
80 -; ,,1si,yss A. he proceeded they were
Inns epabIed to mark easily and rapidly any slight
vsriat;ons of phraseology but these, for the most
nart were 90 few and trivial to little de-
fav in the correction of the proofs.
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Early RIsrNs.--rhe New York Christian Ad-
yocate of this week has letter from its London
sasnondent under date of December. z giving
an rs sneahinr of the denartre If fba
oatui ne, ,,,riter Introduces the following aytract
hs, sae ronrt Circular of the 9Th IA, half ms.
from tn9 ia. n,orning the Once, tba 49,
itotr = nr;nca Albert and the IlnEe nF 6 y.
tn ,-i,sr them contrasts the present mode M f
~ ao,,,n emf with ttot ne Georre the Fonr,
Tslan tho hour Of breakfast Oft times ran into the
aftarnaa,,f aNaw we find the Oueen sitting 49,
Z - bras hfast with her husband and her 1rnosts
ts,aa hon hefore ia vlirbf on q wild DaaTbo.