The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-14
GENERALTTIFS.
a Lively Womuu

oruerly and wanting to tight ANYBODY and eyervbod9
nlun m drew from her the threat as she was lesyinp
I9r the prison van that the next time she was con-
faO fOtJu II should be for something. She probably
aCes getting drunk TO be of the minor yirtup 90
and dsCusted at the udop's lact of a,rg
ton. ~ VI 'PPreois'
Jen. Davis.
Jefferson Davis SAYS to his admirers who call on
him in Baltimore that he has no interest ,yhataver
In political afairs and shall decline all conversation
liz 90 eajd m curing MS trip to Mississippi
GonseIvatlNe Republicans of the South and the
~ ~Denocra's OF the North would succeed in the fall
secuons' his estimate OF parties is that the
Northern Democrats represent what is left of the the
prIHciPie oI i, ,se,goyernment or white Mans Gov
represent all that is left OF the principle in that
section " '1'
The Blood Atonement.
venturesome Gentle OF Salt Lake CITY who
married Mormon wife, while expressing a con
tempt Ior polygamy, announces his dislike OF the
blood atonement," which he thus describes. "VelI
% Lnese ieliows get grudge against man, and they
make out that he's done something he can,t ,tons
Tor except with blood and then some of the elders
nave revelation that the mans got to be got out of
I, I,e Way anu Jhey go Tor him. Taint no use then
These revelations do the business for him Mans
Iound dead; throatcut, or something OF that sort
ABOUT IT, ana If you catch em at it taint no use they
all stand by each other"
Fine Old French ForSer
Ihe "pal9Ontologc archivist" who kept n Chag-
les supplied with letters OF any great philosopher or
poet that might be named, proves to be one Denis
Vran Lucas He is dfty-three years of age and is
q
dry as one of his own parchments. He began lie as
aserYant, became copying clerk in a mortgage
onlce at Chateaudun, subsequently came to Paris
where he almost starved until he was made ac,
quaipted with NJ Chasles. Since that fortunate
eve.t he has breakfased, says the Pail Mall Gaysits
al the Cafe Richie, and manufactured MSS OF Shake
speare and Calico in the evening at the house of a
petite dame. When he was arrested he writing
4 NV. parcr on the velocipede
Encouraging Signs.
Prom nent among those cities OF the South which
the var is savannah, Ga. Its public citizens
.Spreciate and are now ayaing themselves of the
unusual facilities afforded by Its excellent harbor
anu the commercial importance of the port is Conse-
%9ueRty % pelng rapidly increased, as appears from
te TACT that It's receipts and shipments OF cOtton of
the present crop have thus far this season been
nearly double those of New Orleans. It is matter
1l @ that the citizens of many cities
ana towns IN the South are now looking eagerly to
an increase in their commercial and manufactuTing
SSaGii,es, and that SO much is being done by the
oOuCneTnels themselves to advance the material in
tefestS of the Southern people.
COn6scntinR Newspapers.
In Paris, from the 2d to the 18th September the |
Florence Halie thrice, the Vienna WandereT thrice
the Independence Beige twice. ON the 1ith the PgH |
Gazette were all seized. The C6logne Ga,sfte has |
entered France only twice since the 2d OF last |
prohibited. The Journal de Censrs has been re- |
peatedly stopped in fortnight. Journals published |
IN Engllsh, German, and other foreign languages |
says correspondent likely to be very little read
III france except by foreigners and the seizure of |
lldny vi Jnem may be attributed less any harm
they could do than to the mistaken zeal OF s1bordi
nate functionaaes.
The Galway Riot.
An extraordinary scene was Witnessed at GALWAY
on on thhhurS;dsy' September 80, after the discharge
OF the Jury IN the case OF Barnett the Fe-
man. The cores Ondent OF the Irish Times tele-
faaPns on Lhursaay nght:-"one of the jurors, Mr..
convection, was assaed by mob on his Way home
from iron court m He took refuge in the barracks, and
The Judges, on leaving the court in their carriage
Tor their lodgings were also assaied, notwithstand
loud hootng, stones were thrown, and one of the
carriage windows was broken. The police charged
with liked bayonets, and dispersed the mob. The
town is now quiet. There are large bodies of poce
patroling the streets, and the military are ready in
jured." "
The Spanish Gunboats.
The Spanish gunbOat No. l. description or which
mas been published, left the Delamater Basin at the
foot OF West Thirteenth street, yesterday morning
river On board we're Captain DArragon Chief of !
the Spanish Commission Senor Abascada, a chief
Superintendent of the Carpenterng Department:
several other Spanish gentlemen with several other
tain P. f. Rowands, OF Mystic Conn The
Ses da Tas o, a6eR %star with pig iron to make
inches which "1ief viii S be- 70 ESen sGur fes eleTen
crew, provisions, and armament on board No on !
position to her going was offered by the Government
steamer Maria, which has been watching the move
ments OF the gunboats for some time back She | =
steamed slowly up the river to Spuyten Duvv | /
treek, from winch point TO Piermont, distance of
len nautical miles by the United States survey she
made IN one hour and two minutes. The average
nuhDer OF revolutions OF her engine was 1Os the
mgnes, iSO. The speed required by the contract is
Ten miles an hour, which the No. will easily accom-
pnsn when her machinery works less stif1y She |
returned TO her moorngs at p. Nj. The No. / ia the
ONLY vessel completed at present. Nine others will |
NC lNI'"eu III le" "eeKs.-N r. Times Of yesterday.
Courage Of Mrs. Fred. Seward. y
FROM the San Francisco Alta Sept 2o
during the return trip OF Secretary Seward ord | =
parry from Los Angeles, they stopped for the night
aC small place. the name OF which will hardly he | 8
.1uu t On Cne map and found the citizens in high
etate OF excitement on account OF the doings Of 4
uoIu Nulaln VINO mad deliberately stopped one of | d
sler NUMBER and robbed him Of his yaluables In | G
@ DrUsu uayilght AS none OF the other inhabitants
were snerlns OF policemen, in any way armed with h
te power Oh Jhe law, they had evidently concluded
not TO risk their lives in attempt to make an arrest
AZ Ine tme OF tne arrival OF the Seward party
Were apparently waiting TO what would be the | v
next move OF the dreaded villain During the nigbt
Ihe mouse occupied by Mr.. Seward and party was | h
entered the thief first seeking the room occupied bT
Lne venerable statesman himself and manapino n |
secure there valuable punder, amounting 10 ono | 7
pair OF old and badly-wOm pantaloons with This | n
valuable trophy IN mis- possession he passed into the N
room occupied by Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Seward in 81
seaIGh OF leWelry. Mrs. Seward, being aWakened | -
py lhe nolse espied the intruder and at once 80
asacted ms attention by saying, "LeaVe here get
out you've no business here" The rascal left IN |
uOnunenty, and II fortunate for him that ba an
U as Ie fearless lady, who is said TO be good shot
nouiu doubtless In a few seconds have Given hin1 n
hons ~. neT % Skl' Ihus lady, unaded drove from
arrest 1904 "'' hOt usIe 10
u should the Capital be Removed -
Ahe ohlcago Tribune, in about the strongest arti
~, ~ "Hoh ~ we nave yet seen in favor OF removing tho
NPioai @ W the West puts forward two reasons viz
,oainst uiiculty and cost OF defending Washington
D Tbe Gagno INVASION or domestic rebellion
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