Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-01

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q fi3eH The 6ewNTs u PAfls fsrm
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] h1s1n IN a1I1pGAte las10th Over "a
i1lkc4 I6S kh6xn one = thfee nnale
hp1, ~ feet Alxt, and nbout Is Ia
1 Wfdthand at every s. yez<ls c0g,-
/ f1Itnicate8 with the saf1AeA For.
| E1eriy the drainage OF the city WA
efiectd by open drains crossed by
bridges, and re tAe end of the Seren.
teenth century violent oppositton
| Waa made against covering them Id.
At The M14delafns, is one uftie prfn-
cfpai entrancee to the chief collector.
/ pecendissg some twenty feet. you ~
| I've 40 the bottom of q huge vaalt,
/ lighted up with fiickeFing lamps. -
| afpund are telegraph wires, gas pipes
and water~Fnalns. At your teet
n0ws . dark stream, sbas feet deep,
% each side or which. h q raised
foot path, Boats are fin afteatiance,
| but the wAfefsfisn are anything bat
Jolly or yuung. Sailing down the
| ~ hs,s z hazale e and sepping beneath
3E&C1HASNN t0E N<N-E5s< s<ye18807s~n6ft2sGs
running osa rails and propelled by
men this car by means of q head
board let down, scours all before IL.
Seated In this wagon, we proceed at
. rapid pace under chs Rue de Rive
| II, listening 10 the thousands Of wa
! ter falls from minor sc wers, ess-rossts
until the Place die Chalet is reach
ed, and the trip ends. No disagree
able smell Is perceived, the system
of ventilation ID 50 perfect. An
army of 300 men is constantly ef1a-
pi0yed keeping the sewers clean,
each provided with horn to sound
dangpr from sudden flush. There
is 8 COMMUNICATION with the Tuilerle
gardens, by which 4,O00 soldiers
cnuId spring up from the maiH Sew
er. Care d 6ds 2 ~a
A young lady who appears ssto
have sighed to many, though she
loved but one,s' and very highly
connected, has been tried at Afsne,
for infanticide. She is butnlnefeen,
genfle- looking aud handsome
Whea she was married, she was en-
eie,st1, confessed Ii to her Intended
husband, who looed and married
her Notwithstanding; her father I'M
dertaking to bring up the child as
his own. She was as cruel TO her
infant as would have been Lady
Macbeth
-''whils II vas smiling ii nv ssce.
Hlve plackel my apple from his baaeIsss gums
and dashyd the brainsout
She crushed her babyto death, while
giving it suck, such was her confes
sion The French Jury as WAS to be
expected, brought In q verdict of ac-.
qufttal. The woman Baudinand,
who murdered her husband at Lime
ges, and cut ap his body into frag:
nlents, strewing them on the out
skirts of the toWn-a crime which
she coolly confessed 10 the ninutest
details, has been sentenced to I'm
prts0nment for life French iaries
are the lnost gallant Of men. Luili-
er, is q Baron by right, but disdains
TO use his title, beiIIg Republican
t04he backbone. Desiring % play
Cassagnac, editor OF the .ofiicial-ai-
most. Journal lie Pays. struck him in
the face, so as to provoke duel, and
thus revenge the editors ISLANDERS
against Re9ublieanisln. Cassagnac
seeing his aSsaiI,lnt in the uniform OF
naval officer, heSitated 70 shoot
him, although armed at the moment,
because he respected the cloth. Lul-
lier was condemned TO o ane OF 290
francs and six months i'm mprisonmentt
not only for assault, bat for appear
ing In uniform when nos On active
service. An artixaa, leaving his
rooms on Thursday morning at Ave
O'Clock 10 90 70 work, passed man
leaning against the hannisters, and
bid him "good naorning.e Reoeiv~
Ing no reply, he looked ehoeely at the
man, and found 1t to be the corpse Of
his father who had here hung HIM
self-a worthy man, aged "a.
Dawn seems to be rapidly setting
In on the fortunes of the Spanish Re-
pnhlicans. Isabella hes no states
man for the occasion she has gene
rails who conspire, and princes In ex-
fle; she has abandoned herself to
every contradiction, and seeks ref.
ugs In the calendar Of Saints. Shells
38 years of age, and has the eharac-
teristics common to the BoHrbons--
premature wrinkles and obesity =.
She has none OF the features OF her
parents nor of the Spaniards-she
iaeka the long Bourbon nose Of her
father-hers Ii retrossse, and the
winning grace Of her mother, Queen
Christina. Her features are eoarse
and weil-rnarked; eyes ANAL and
blues hair auburn complexion
highly eoIored !; voice strong. coarse
and masculine manners, fr1oFe than
| hofTleiy. familiar, and triviul. Losi-
isXyI. was fair locksnifh, Charles
w, good cabinet maker Christi~
na Is good painter, but Isabella has
no taste whatever. Not an article
of dress carries her name. She dres
ses richly a. d queeia, alwaysin SUM
day clothes, bat they reject no pres
tiga. Her living Il simple bat nos
healthful, she sleeps D great deal and
has as strong an appetfte 90 Charles
XVI. She often hears mass at Z
O'Clock In the afternoon, Which must
be trying % her chaplain who has to
| fast tiIf then. Towards evening she
pronlenadas In the reserved part OF
| the Retro, sometimes In the more
lfrsuaentDd walks. Whenever she
ieapes the palace, it is always In q
State carriage drawn by aix fl8fses,
escortefl by cavaliers, and fofiowesi
I BY Hbuf or SIX enEriagss dFassn. by.
! mules, resaznhiinx tlie equipege9 q
fhe Rlmaau QaFdlnaia AT midnight
she eaka with - good IN appfffte -