davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-08-08

Il vide departure from ctsiltzsticn hope tna
new dress xill be adopted as the garment OF inc
period. .-...-
Tber~ Is something elae women must aceusiom
Il cnseves to, II they would become Legislators
srd diplonatltte They must learn to hAtnonlke
T!ey mnsr let personalities, and p!quea' and 4ulo-
,tn9 alone, and Rilov SELF 10 pass cot Of s2hL
They have not learuet, TO donYet They get up
conventions, which are rendered useless oy SMALL
feminine d:sagrefments, which should have been
left at home vita their point lace and dta1snd2
Mep, even IN the whsake, ing. vii hasnou.zc
unen IT comes u busrcAs, and WORT In concert,
aId allow no rudencs< OF speech to upset their
political balance; while oue snecf1o9 iona VIII
unl.inEe MI the fasienings n ~onanS mtnd
And theu, how coot1y tnBultnJ one Woman can
te TO nnother! Men Know tha1 II they ruake sueh
speeches to other men, They viii get Knocked
down ier It; while a WOMAN mu1t onlf feeofb IN
tloussud perpleun1 Ways, tnAt torture lxs
swarm OF Rnat6. Thls Is all wrong. Tnh un-
KIND woundins Of each other viii fol- them Win
their OWE weApona- Temper upst be snsde sub
serylens to intellect. and calm organization to
kpszmodic dIsplhy. It is not that women arc 70
fe as careful and sJstem4stc, concise aud oust-
ness-ske, Is men; but they must excel them, Of
e:se What will be the good result Of all this Great
CIT, " Let the women vote. ~ VIC.
, 1869-08-08
FAMOUS EUROPEANS.


In the Uttlc took "Ie EhIn" Victor lit 70 once
pronounced lhe o5acular sentence that the French
re blessed with the freedom OF thought. tie Ger.
paus with the freedom Of Ireans, bit OF or!yt-
nj satlre rather disgusting 10 the latter. The
-o,,sm OF the great Ftenchr,sn Is pos,ttrely SUI
.,uc. lie decArca the lIternrara o; France sur
1asEes that ci any o,hes na;on, anl in prophetic
ees,a.y excla'rs: "FtAnce will bc the queen Of
The o1la: Ia her great autbosa the world ntEl Re-
roSn,Ic Its taturr Popes." There s-1 vsF,ou|
otl.er notions crpres-ed by ht1 not agreeable to
hi. Tcutopc uetShbor*; for Instance he n2lntdns
lhc Rhine TO be the natural boundary OF France,
mi pompoaH'5 announces that the great German
urt.AinE Of 1878 was a Krnnd mistake.
some OF the bcst criticisms upon the AuEho- aad
Lis y orks bare t,ccn written By The Cesusns he
nrrcc,s TO despuc. ue1c,. ono a.1,,en only the
othcr ,,sy IN Benin:
.y,c,or lingo ,trcs. AZ II Ecrr. alone ,,roa the
ys,.na At t;ne1nseY. he Who kcnrn,d e,cry faYor
inn, Sano,,on .nnars tn hid Roll ufc n Inc In
n,t,,,c t,trrroursc ,ruh thr xptI;nttv of n,tut.,
~, ,hc c,-rn.I Vars NJ III, r,rmrntJ. a.. Tim
IN eomparttou With the rie mic, wno. since II.
.,.,,, ,,t,iat ha1. .ureumtct 10 Sapneon,a = ,,eAs
1ni ,,uco IN, come 10 took UPON ,nc whole O; hut,
man.,y n rscc OF ants; he towc14 above them In
Imartparop. aud peoples bis ronuuccs
r.,f 70 mcnx nnnttms,te, Ard f.nulnu,
., 49,, - ~, m ,o,er, n. h,o,
e!ta."'es ,A.. ~ ....r,r, ~ ,.<.s. -. ~
10 ao"'suSs s.,',. =. ~, 49,. :, e..,.st =.
80 t.,sn ..a... 49,, ,,, .,,,.n.. ,,,..
uo,ne ~" ,tr,r,r,nr reo,i.t -, nol,t,r,,,
' ,e - ~ s -. ,-r.+tnr ~, ~. h,..,,r- -,
, lie VINO tooA part !" ".'sns ". 1as a.s'' "
,.,a ~, ~ fonnd ha rould not ayc,t liz fa.n
N.ou .s,.,,.s.r,, t,,.nrnnr.. ,~uh u.,,
'aaCsI,s,.tI 4 E,r,rh,n.n onoxs,. Io,or,n,
.' :. 80 o.s ,orr,n,,.,on. of nh - nn,,or.
,un aI',.-s - r,,nss,, c,n,re,cot n ,n,,r,ct
Us .ssa ~ a.,n,.. ~ In .t,tc NJ ,,,yrrr
, 1869-08-08
pr. LouEfelIosv's oxford Degree.


In reference TO sume ooseryAtions made
tn yeur columns on Monday. upon Ar. Longfeliov
and the Cntres.tty Of O1fori, permit NE to stale
thai the degree Of p-etor of Cssf Lag Is the high.
ext honQ5y dlAancuon which It Il In the power OF
the uuizersi1J to confer, md thai ST Water
Scott aud nnnbers Of Other autaorA, British and
foreign, not less distinguished than Mr. Longfel.
io1, have accepted 1t With great grattac1tlon-
ItsrryJ poas!be that 40 elderly o1tort " Doa"
hight not be familiar Stth tho works Of dis
.tncuisnfd American poet, Tho reading Of such
: diRn.ta1y would pzobsbly be IN 4 direction quite
apaI1 from modern poetry. Amongst yoanger Of
ontAnt, hewere!, 1ou would md the case quite
Otherwise, and with the general public IN Eog-
iand. Nj Lonetelio~ + more popular ta.n almost NOS
AM English poet To me, personally. the tooa-
plmen1 paid By my Alma Iat<r to an author N
whom delight, vas Ernr,tcstlon+ aud 20 AN
convinced II - to thousAnds Of other& thlnk
That the sheer In your article vas quite uncae for.
AID am knrr that had faie Or Natvaro paid =
tribute TO Nj. Tenul son, the Nrttisn press would
h4ye alluded 70 the compliment IN very different
NnJ. Ieur obttle %ersant
An UxF0Hp GRADUATE
CHICAGO, August I, 1863.
, 1869-08-08

We published yesterday the significant
u,torances Of the London Aforntny .S'ar
and N'"s endorsing in advnnco the pros
p"ctive acquisition Of Cuba by the United
StAtca. Tho hitter paper thinks Spain
w.Iuld be extremely fortunate if sho conlI
get s2o, ,O0o, 900 fos an island on which her
hold is 80 precor;oas. 1t is impossible not
to perceive TINT tho vigor with which onr
government has enforced its neutrality
laws hns done much 70 develop
this acquieScont feeling on the
part Of our British cousins The
Times having already spoken to tho samo
effect, there remains no doubt TINT the
acquisition Of Cuba ns the thirty eighth
State III our Union would bo witnessed by
Great Britain with cntito resignation, not
with absolute pleasure. This state Of
European sentiment is valuable, not so
much for its necessity to this country (for
il the road were open to the honorable ac-
QUESTION Of Cuba, tho opinion OF England
would be Of very little consequence to us),
but because Of its soothing influence upon
Spanish opinion. Whatever will tend to
satisfy the present administration Of Spain
that the sacrifice OF Cnba will not be charged
to 1emissness, hut to the inerorab!e logic
Of eventa, facilitates the settlement OF the
Cuban difficulty in the only profitable ,nau-
ner for all parties.
, 1869-08-08

In the ofico Of tho Board Of Public
Works We were ahown sono honlock paving
blocks that we're taken from Clark street, 81
tho crossing Of Madison, and also pine
blocks, from the aamc Pnrt Of the street
The former were perfectly sound and Solid
and but comparatively littlo worn Oh tho
Litter badly t'eeaycd and much worn. bo.h
kinds Of blocks Ind been laid down SIX
yea.s, and had been subjected To the same
wear nnd usagc. They were laid on tho
Lorsetrack Of the Madison Horse Railway.
the henlock on the one track, and the p'no
On the other. Tho Pine blocks had worn
down IN inch more than the othcrs,
and tie wood was going to decay, while tho
LeulocE looked as sound, drn, an1 sol''!
az tie day it WAS laid in the street, TIE
p,icc Il benlock is some three dollars per
!, ,m,0 feet eaesper than zinc, and appears
, 1869-08-08
ANOTHER JUBlLEE-ANVILS
AND ALL.
'ccana Edition In FAnc Type of the
llo*tcb Jubilee MT Springfield.

%SNs HAA E-AHAsU4A 81 ~ NA 4HO
1Eo*tcb 1uhSlcc mt Springfield
Ftvs. the sj.r.naf<ld lHa..) l1pussit.lH-
The slteers IRON springfield and vicinity Who
att ndea the great musical ftsflfn Ia Borton
catuc Lark 70 nuch tRlnw with enthuftaen that
they h4ye been dehabdlnx the production of
something Of the ilnd In Springfield. on Akome-
' Eat smaller scaie--a jul'lIee = bch should II
le1,t se worthy echo Of ire natto~a! Que NJ the
It fxs hcen decided to hold such festival on
W-lnts sdsy fnd ThusdA}, September nud 2, un-
and 1T. {. a. Gui'netts and G.osKe.E Whiting, Of
Hvttou. The programme pFO*~eti for the tFzt
's y {. u LID u IL ,9 q .
lt:D a. tn reht ASA Of ehoIl~es and g1ees: p
H.. tF7an concef1 ~ the Fifst Church BY G E
the to.lnst1on aaa Of the voice: 80 p M, re-
ltateal oi new Opera chorusea which hasr ncser
n nsa p IN =. IL P + s.en 1s r.
Gu 11ntste u.li .inz ead d. Z Whiting viii
Thy piano forte toto- e2ad = winch VII be per
voIreA, ND the famous Ecene 1iom " ii Trosalore'
1ntroaLeis9 Tho Ansn Chorus, with full chorus and
tse sp1ssas f1.e @ q IL unto11. :. q
Easton Juh!lee. On Thurs4iaJ. =. 10 \ n, thtsa
VII + . tshsas..l Of .aeFe1 ohoFasea: Il il ~
son organ ii St P.nl:a Charsh: as s:ao = lte'Hrc
hearsal or chotuses; and 1t 80 the grahi
" lHslsae ehora.es from ~ :" "trsatloo.-
,A-"{2"r &hA hu< OtA4'nt 1AA@<As
ehaFuhes bs MeJerbeer. HcNlnl md pon'tsttL
Tbs teAt solo talent In the State vii! BE- secareNs
aLd the choral forces Will I've l-axn teon1 large
humber Of tonns II the vicinity. Al1eai! ING
CoE mltsee OF AHnngenenta nave the ps,Ihlise ot
Fails, Wesitelu, war;. Amhers, bslcheEto n.
Palmer, Manson. WatIco, p1ookfsldL l. a1d Ena;.a,
Fschusett4 and the Connecticut Valley will b.
invited 70 loio tho chorus, which the CON.
H,ttee ut present very mo1estly eanmaIsa
Z, 80: but rs Springfield VIII alone furnish over
100 tinge7a, the aggregate sill, no dn1oi. e1eee'a
tbs former ngure. AHanseGtnn WI ~ tnsasi ns.1
x}kh tie fptipad4 10 cnFrT sl1EtEs AZ teunee4
fare and ses1pa certain thA! III the sla2sIs !9o0
Western md Se1thssn ~ Gnnaecnsu. n
80 ~ s Iii ~ m1nf more WIN Wcre fully conpe
lent &c &c DO -. out d.a not 5ne pse,t@fnaTJ % n, ~
~ - ~ Al lt, disappointed II It does not
nm III 10 be bJ f4s the most notable event IN The
ns.l annaIs of the valley, and the pFose1t:c< OF
p.n1jef things TO cone
, 1869-08-08

did Rms Was the most concetted- cfasuesi, optn.
lonated fel4ox to ae mel xtta h1{whef MaAt hp
d,dn Know wnan'x nr1h knowing, and he TOOK
It ~ a insult II 4ny one essAJrd to give him nny
iuior ru1t1ou. .--...
II lxsi be fell ser1o1sy Ill and vas uaore erao1rd
a, nnlt tupAtet than ea cr. II soon became eFi
Hc,t that he a near hs cud; bit no one Ike! 10
tci, him Of It's cnl,lls' =. = pioua ola nel;ah 'F
rnsiIy touE upnn hltust'lf the socu task
!" Nc!ehbor Ross. " said be, There Is something
thst teeI /, mt dat. 10 tGl! YOU T.,
a Yqu tell me Al. thing" snapped o'o h'ss' III
6Sisnt 6 mus, tel you Nr. Ross that you arc d5'
Ing .... ,nra.a1s,ou vhn.
Mind sorr oWn business eoess AnpH ~, y "un sa1
tsentA.
, 1869-08-08
CLOSING OF THE THAMES TUN-
MEL
End OF Foot Truycl-A GFcnt Enter.
prise Collapsed

The London 1Irsks OF July ~ says: ....
'.L1et right the Thsints Tunnel was ftnaIly
closed IS public foot t-way. This unde1tak7ns.
which at the time nf It's design a. considered .
Masterpiece d. Of science, and #hlt b formed COLL
lt.un1catlon under the Rlser Thames between
Eo1nstnltar and Wapplng. III After nums5oas
the esd Of March, 1s43, having been com ;nenced
by Sr l. S. Brunei IN lsa4 The tota! cost Of the
tune: was about fGoa,UUo, but the East London
little urer third Of that SUN The company ~,ll
run their trains through the tunnel their Inc
bringing the Inhabitants Of Wrapping, Sha1!1ei1
&c, within taky distance Of S0utnHatk Park
The LoLdon 1tt.vapA has the following CON.
uepss: ...-
whom the rapid and destructiye progress d West
efn ciri1tzaslun in late yeafn has re ndGted much
Ecre Useful art interesting 70 the community
daJs-the c,oslng q the Thames Tunnel Is m
eyeut not to be passed ozer without word OF
Doee Tae r. ns,sly bali I'll ss q, ~ ::
rount1, vtstr 10 Lpndon should still dc.cf be the
tunnel ~ indeed one asaonE.t the wonders of
the half generation which nal preceIe1t, the
tun 1,e7rnnt"s ort-an rtrriassing nemcEtsl Of
Goods. ~. b. the G.rat britain and other nov
aiselu'eJ dely the adtcrse influence q
ls ,..y sssn' 5ss .nsa .sr'ee u ,.asara not
t,nmhled upo. that cTo.s.sAwu Log Of timber At
Chatham Dnckytrn. IN the ends OF which he saw
tn. 1eFnEts achieved BY The tators Of seTl'.n ara
u Is not more than forty Eve cass since tho a2fc
Ingenious and uttEiaM uau commenced. on The
principle OF the worms enrtnecHpE tht ercaEn~
t,op OF the tuppei between RDthcrhlthe and WaP-
pIpg. VIC do not now = el! On al the moving ar-
ctdebtr- .pf!t cipAl3 br np0lw hch diversified the
sixteen yeMs' latror; lite i've times repeated t1un-
t.uu of The river, the failures Of machi7ert: the
lorg interval OF blockade, while the active attack
Was SCI uEpendcd between lS2i Rhi 1873 Enough
toas Tor harriy half million sttstinc. VIA con-
.ttucttd work Of enHuccrns skin unique In the
world; and that, during t*entytre years. this
nchles cDeut ot combined science 1nn tntfepsttty
night u4 any day inspected tJ he foot passenger
between the two haniA Di the Thames
80 The old order changes, girt0g place To tht
pew and e. m our modern Antiquarian may md
comfort In the fnet that the East London Railway
cur1,an. b1s carried the Thames Tunnel onward
AID upw nru In the scale Of betn1-haa Ma1e II
s4bseiTiett TO the pEo9EcssiEe t1iunpha Of MI
ropqucrfnS R1caM. tTne King Il t1eal Long
i've tbe kirg!' The Thames Tduntluosh but snt-
ier q land enAnRc, and SILL exthts In al it, old
clUr,-noi. 1nf1rrd. for the pedestrian or coacn
faAscprtr Of te<a bpt for the railway traveller Of
is;u 'Tnough much is taken, much Errnalns:'
Id tic roy aSrr ffutn 9hadWell and WapFAn.. hens
ut1 SATURDAY afternoons enjoy hepf ID south ~aff
Fsrt. will seon lie Privileged to reTe& In all los
ecieut,t1o mafTeis OF tht sunnel. without those
rbeuuatIc reminders Of his visit which s7o
explorers enjoyed IN The daya oi nonsissed
human advancement through It's chill and gloomy
yixfS
, 1869-08-08

co,orcl Tnonas P. August died IN Rchmond
Va. o. he slst ult. In lsti he was regarded as
th,.' ' most r,. niz1ng young Whx orator In Rich
nocI. n 1870 te sent 70 Mexico IS AdjH..nt OF
he I1rs. Vts.::l!a Volunteers In ls:s +. vas
elected - DenecEatfc member OF the Virginia
sts1e srccte frcM Richmond. AZ the breaking
out Of tie rebellion. in 1851. he entered the Con-
feIerate army Colonel Of the Fifteenth SlfSin!a
Regiment, and served III tsc battls OF Malvern
lie VA aiter7ards assigned TO duty as the hesd OF
ire Confederate Eop5cr,pt Bureau IN Richmond
, 1869-08-08
with the. Bremen and prohibited the clttzen. fron
vet fuEt1S in placeA Of danger.

~e, t,srtSr ~ nlarrs NJ t,anver >ne u1su, lf'h
11ir T1FoHy ~ Tur rruv
The th.ortas ri tnnee comratant - II,
aotnewhnt eonntrtfng pAs !" ja'se Ae
,nrr r.e nsherx Vim ro,ren, !. ~ upes G1p'oae4l
me Nh,skey eyolotie Il can.ot he % fo, n,e: ~:
tci,er - rrarhri whrther II nns tn ou un,u tne
- ~. @ni.rey cansed IN. .vn,..,.
on1r 1ccnnni i6r II m thr snnn,sj,ana' Ht AT
hniIdtnu seyti-d ~ the hearr atar1 aIe, .tAs We
tnar.fV starting IONS n the r.st =, ~ nson r
ibis IGui3 ,lIpps.ti until Il rearnt,5 the NJ u
and iguited name 1hnntinv nnTn,a rs % ~ suoia
ard by the iuud nud refmenf,n1 .rSvT 1'1 ssneI-
nf the cioseiysf1, nIace' mteht n,rs 'ey pnfs'on
grand extk1stQu which tCuLltr1 the kniLs, w.
The Rrp7nd. H8 "
THIS seems probable when We consider IN. ,.
II We understand IL that therr 1as nr1c,tsa ."INs
the wareh0u.e = ayatem OF bringing wnisssr - -
takueu hy age By thls kystsu II xa. r1i., "J w
&oiLttly NECESSARY that the huncs sh 1Tf ~. ~,
II treh ere cone If ssu readtIY be I'M ..yna; h
SO dreadful catastrophe could happen. ~"
cAsEAtTIES
T1k casualties reached 10 thr ueighbora<xxt n,
abons twenty most Of wt1o1 We Tsrr m, - ~. y.
cbtAlp. from the fact that tNs tnt1rrd men - ~
mostly saten to their resldepces -'e
jacob Andrews IrsjtI!np on Pr1an s.rpe, hat,-
severely II h4Ket Taken 10 p.nnsylr.n ~, IL,
pt.pL N''s-
Ifantel Na1ersy. poljca otf,cer re-sA+tnc a, po.
and South strtets ha.I hls facs AMI hr-,S t.M
burned Taken hon e 1 oA''g
Michael McEuitT. = tfraYmnu. vh,la t,,v,cr s,,,-
Tntrn 10 ne hospitai o''.''
William Gf1f1ep' residing At Nh 5ya pr,n .,-..,.
ba,t ioth anus nroxeu. '' 'S'ee''
Ttonas Proctor, colored, aged O.. ee,t3,nv n.
, 1869-08-08

Tho <,arar,Y .,ffo,t ~ }he er1irsa Mt Chi.
coon xes,or,1av u,a lc,,a str;kino than had
bean ant;c;nated The dav had been bril-.
Eo,+ Nrhar tba onno;n+s4l t;re arrival
~, e,,rd oh.,rr.d tlo havana a,cent tha
7as;.. ..,.,.,- Ill. b,,a cra,tad hr tha
s,noke ot The citr. The sun. during most
,f t,,e ,ben,msnor sae,net1 In ,1a1. for,b
x;th an obstinate determination nat u le
sunnresae,1. and even when at the darkest
hour Of the ccIipse. at 5:1e -. m. the
smoked c1sss shouet1 tI,nt Int th;o line ri
;Lc suns circumference vas erposed to
view. the clare of thu rreat fuminarv WIG
ton onnreer;ya fo, tha oated ara n,I ona
, 1869-08-08
81 SDA1, AUGUST S, 1863.

Chicago. IL
81 SDAY, AUGUST S, 1869.
cHrEcH sUEoRDlEAT1OE AFD STATE
SUPREMACY.
We atr a1unzcd ut the dcuse misconceptiou
which rxrycdes the utterauces Of not few
t,rr,.,rs who ought to possess more inteli-
c,.nce relative to the st1fus Of Churches and
Ec :lcsinstica1 Courts in this country. They
seena to think, with Brigham Young, that
tlt +, ryration OF considerable number Of
rrrsons into IN association called the - Pro-
tstaut Episcopal Church Of America, or
tLc1. Church Of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
sairts,~ Or the =. Dunkers, or the Shakers,' -
O. lie " Htly Catholic Church, e1empts
tLer, in I'll that concerns their Church al-
f,ir, from obedience to the laws and courts
RI tie country. The Churches Of this coun-
try ARE independent Of the State only rs the
rAil1,ad companies, manufacturers and other
branches of temporal business are indepen-
dent of the State. So long Us they obey the
lcus and do nothing to the prejudice Of the
rights Il their own members as citizens,
they have the saue right to hold courts and
Try, convict and punish members who vio-
49, -. psu r1.1.a. .sna ~,
"s, .. r,,..o,as = y. e M -. na,sa.,.n, % ~ -
49,, -. si1 -, ~,
- .''A'' 81" 4.". =, s'N, 49,. =.
~ eN Ain1 tnr AN ~ "e" .e, ~. ~
'- "1+,u ~ 4"t Aue >.1Ae" 80
,na'' - 't.e es'' s''., =, 60. =. "Ales A..1'
.oo AAen - ~ .A ca
t.oas A4e A''' ~ Ino '',''o NAe1
elt.'''t'se 10 'ne 'hSs u LIE taoo. no' on's
10 LIE e'ea'ce th"s 'ot tne plo1se''on u
n'''1hl'ss sssa oecenet' pus III A,' We tes'ae!
tqul''.is anu iotn's VI Justice WHICH, 'fo'ca'
eoeS''fac'tss ny ono bel o' lnoi''a'ls'la " ~
'".t =. i'''a "'''N1e'' 's' ''' 'Al' ~ ~, W..
~. "''es ~ ."usroen AE"''s ~'' ,-,
v. '''s'''' .ts'a'A'1, 1"',.e'''' ~ N.A41
AnNh aEo4l"i iA'p"''4'e..''a' ~ '4a"'te''
3-.1 "1'.'.t.''7 Asa'us' 'A"An pa e-'1-,
uho O. o'6n Nnu' e1neu
NEufcD nen. "uA'c'ea p tno to" ~
cover 1'Hcef WHICH cf'l' seea1'nnS ap-
1'Toach's and prepares to spring upon '.s
victim. II Is ELL craft, associated tfaaa. IL
nhttefs not whether 1t he q plot o1 hne'
lin Young n elders, . in the mime Of God,
ia j., ~ o.,1,r.cag ~ .,,, n
~ e'c'ce a6'o in1o 'ne ~ 'ot'1o
Mormon lilflop As bis nineteenth mistress,
,,r 1,,,n,,,r md noIi.eIv nursued scheme Of
n High Church Bishop to ..hoist faithful
,u,stor ant t,f the mint in which he is Ia
1.-irc t,ec,rea ha dnae mt hatono IN the
, 1869-08-08
Che Trihune.


De1v xet1nu. rer yrAs. by
Tt3.Heslty Edition. I>ct year. fy NAh.--..... 0.bU
Fundks fdttlou. res .eA<. bJ NAu---...+-.---. 190
"erky Edition, per Jeas. br NAII--~--....--- 3-0o
far:s rt ycaI It Rxne r1.A
To Efrse drky and pstalr4- be tcrt and so FoES
OfF.ee s5drcs4 10 fnf ncludIuE 6txte and county.
P.+,Ess.rts allowed ten pez cent commission o.
early sSheertptc1A -... ..--....
Rtu;t.otca uaAT be made ether by dtsse efssese.
Toss pcr c1Jrs or In rrsr4rrd rttrFr- as oc1 fzfk
-KnxA TO ct1Y sthscNIaErs:
Daily. aeItv1rtl Sunday t1cEFTKtlt3 c.ns lFa TreL
Daily. er:itc1r1. 6urAav ttLr1'En3O eeate 'ts "eA~
4ea-r., TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Chieato IL
, 1869-08-08
the WORLD OF AMUSEMENT.
The Breakfast.

HG EbVNA0 ~ ktUS8 OAHtt b II !
The Breakfast.
C1d B1obbs on Ec1iPses.
This World.
is Compared with Others.
Cheney
How He Ectlpsed the Bishop.
Old 1B1ob13s.
, 1869-08-08
Is. Compared with Others.
Cheney

How He Ec1Ipyed tho Bishop.
, 1869-08-08

This World.
, 1869-08-08

lNnse yotun {. Ct s1nnke OF yello xtsh-R -RTeeulsh
hne covered tho het9hboroood and - 'tr strra. rs
OF kter hrDkR thctf OPACITY. cG1t-like Bec.EutnA
wefe kto*u bright with all The coiufs u The Falu-
how. TIE raGes varied 10 color. deep blues and
m,aiortnne, It wa % gaze upon sne <isht, @ili
never forget tue 2wf11oess OF the snert1cs*+ Fhey
hare the sound consolation. however. that tue
ttrRDEe cuoFed tRuek were leEs harmless thrfc
tim in htruirE up the KtoEnnchs OF those who
~rrthip tbt demon Of drink. .
The immense lsh1 at'zactsa persons from III
the citJ surrounding. TIE city pAxsenRer railway
fines stsp%sl nne hnfrest in e1f:ssnx passeuxrEs
!ruu Nil directions 10 the Hche. The STREET. lead
Ing north and south, cas: AMI vest, we're crowded
uplu la.e hour, b. person. nf hntf he1eA old nnd
JCung. a noriccabIe fact y ~ the AtJness CD ahe
palt Of ias ootsts., y a7p,o1sh nsaf she nsn
frightened even tho most sentrcsotne, ans = the
fnnes would frt,,n time to time .ncrensc IN height
the rnkt msk4 xo1ld sway to and fro, Ia fexf Vt
Us II o.cleet me DIRE had done !ta woat-she IL.
Teun street visits we're y Ing ia tke ststst-
Tuk SElGunukHoon.
Ma.shailI bonded warehouse, on the northeast
corner oil Penn 1nA L1Ebard streets, Mas on 0re.
hut It was exttn2uAntd, with pretty heavy loss
by ra,es Tht insurance pa,roi pad particular a.
tcnston to the properties adjoining, bat fnEtunase
u thei. sciy1ce. we're not reqcHrd, except IN one
shorty after midnight, the hatt!emens wall sepa.
rating dwelling No {u9 aud the porthcsn eutupart.
,nent OF the warehouse fel1into the ruins, and n.
i'm Il eomn,c nicated 10 No 407, wnlcn vas unoc.
cupteti, and 10 Nos 10, 10. and 401
heavy = .es.e,,y r,na @ @1ptnns @ ae and blew the
the burning emhers al'ed fhe Ar for eoaarea
around. Tn the surrounding houses could be
seen dozens Of men thsoxiaE psiis Of wster oyel
5J o'clock the flames communicated to the
TOW Of dVelllnEs adjoining the warehouse, e1.
About orlocr, vhi1e the nru sas s,lll raging
seepe r. IEe nashes oi Lightning, The neavr peal.
, 1869-08-08

Cld B1obbs on Ec1ipses
, 1869-08-08

The Woman of the Past aud tho
rreseBt-Bllnd Eom-The 1kncea-
A Womnu's McetInE-A GnFrnent
for the K.Fcbent-AdviCe to Women.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-01

HEMPFIELD RAILRoAD.-The train
over the Hempfield Railroad arrived
yesterday morning on time. This ar
rival was the first one over that road
since Friday morning. From Mr.. Ches-
ley, mail agent, we learn that the train
got through to Washington Friday
night. The attempt was made to return
here On Saturday morning, when Il
large lard slide was Encountered at the
east end of the West Alexander tunnel.
1t was hoped the obstruction could be
removed in time to reach here that day,
but that hope was not realized. The
earth and rocks continued to come down
as fast as taken away. Yesterday morn
ing, passengers and baggage had to be
carried over the ahill in wagons to Il
train on this side. The force at work
removing the slide had been increased,
and it was believed that the train which
left here last evening would go through
direct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-06-01
F,HD1 croquet at D. Nicoll & Bro.

WALLACE SIsTERS.-We see that thes
far famed and artistic stars, and their
celebrated New York burlesque COM
pany, have at last struck our shores,
and will remain with US for three
nights only. Their march through the
Eastern and Middle States has been
one long train of overwhelming and
hattering successes. Never did COM
pany come to our city with a higher
reputation than this one. Their cos
tunes are rich and elaborate. The little
elm children, Misses Minnie and
Maude, are little prodigies, for they
take their audiences by storm and re-
tire amid long and continued rounds OF
applause. They will produce, during
their stay here, the great New York
sensations, 'The Field of the Cloth OF
Gold" "The Grand Duchess of Gerol.
STEM" and "Ixion. or the Man at the
Wheel" On Saturday afternoon they
will give a grand family matinee for
the accommodation of ladies and chill
dren. Let them be received with over.
flowing houses, for they are we'll de-
serving ofit.