davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-12-24

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isdtd@ Z the tsss .a.a Thy - ri y h. eoaid
een id % y u Se III nss's s ssn r. a.s C.
,ne q the aassy srmssktt u dc scribe :thst &
:.s! esaeis:ss s aesa =: ss 49, e. :: s
p = L. ;as ss5S "a I'd H. T. e.
rat1h ~ suesnon was asGrd. d saa aefno.iedts
.s @ + sI & Il . IT, IT,, Is si H., 5dse as ~
st<t Ih~ tcspso wst thea quietly Ibid down Aud thc
+ ! e a. ssi;:s: 70
nov =. a. q. ~ sh :g renaas ttouble boz Is tho
e, ne IT, iasease a.e1e.soa
remarkable cAse Of c.rcum stanua1 evidence tA
'hua ra1'hted by The st. 5oseph HzaM:
fhe tAtru!i reasf II Midway Csantv h.. bses ta
srs+son dslns thc past wr+t. Jadso G. P.skef ptc.
sss9ti,r'Ss ss1s ~; ;ss; ss,sss.s.a;s. =
!.'a: e l,sa ssetI S.xoa herr I'D feT. %
+ oss,ses - I'D s ssus s,ss =
,s s1s :est I'd 1 P.ass s,as
tas iaI,ht1 tsksa e. s.i.e '9s r.
rs nv sa.y indaesd 8! ~ .1 & q e. Il:
s s:: E. & y ss:&.:..1s 3d. a''.5st s:
q: oas ssad wv: 5. uadsf eisas il &nss. e
v.g = :r1 +:
N steesea " - tRs 1sese
Ehieh aoussd th- suspicion that VI. tho ftnsoa of
sad wtne*eea btoasht down fns naothsT ii Dsliieen
fecosaiftd bnny .he eh!n 1t the tkeit
; % ~ f.;sa st 11r s9s Ii. sstae; pssssve4 u
e IL e. & .' a;sss tto I'd n:
1rsar r,sees q hee e1st I'D es.eti pssuti.s baso:
:. Ir,enea4nk ~. x c.fhexs. dsz.s xhea - ii
wv r.. rrtr
sF'sa =, s!ter aevess e;ntna snees The 10
5..essT r 3sS:s !s::s:si j., III 81 ~.
O.: ;5,tt iSs IL. Is St"sss.
; & .ss :s! Sc rs Il (
YpEcAlsd.~
An editor Of an Ohio weekly, After brief ar
fecee, ssJs: "HeE1. reader. We are aEn.n upon
our own dunehIlLr
At TIepson, On tbe evening Of the 71st to4us
man named Pres. Rarter charged with The se 4uc-
tlnu ii Elizabeth HcQatRr, was shot aud killed o.
rtE 1HEedlate!s alter the Shooting she RaFt
hertelf up 10 Esquire Matthew ner brother,
John NcQn'ga. Mss also arrested, charged with
t+irg accessory TO The .pu,uer. Both were corn-
nitted to tsiL The gtrlb story Is that she hsd
waited for narker to laake her ths only repaxa1iou
Ia his power, which he had refused dotug. Hear
,rg 1t ruUoff d fhAt be was going to be married,
abe detesmlned to compel him Ia do her Justice.
iIr1 brother aid heraeit snts him. aae aaket him
~has he intended hotcg Tie replied nothing. ~
She tten told him he tpnst n With her srd ma.7y
her At once. On bits refusal TO 90 a. abe 1red 80
thots, one taxing eject IN hls treast. BE nrei
losE esouRh 10 sas 10 hts falher that It usa The
brother who thot him. The CTR, psssate1 that !,
~ss she. u1d that she a'one ought 70 Au1-r.
At Toledo, On the I'd, Lexta Eeue9e., aged Is
scass. hung htueaetf; and HenTY 11cfrF. akeh y,
long hlursH- brink Natthe cause Ia the for ncf
eask, anL Ill. health IN the lattef.
TIE TERRIT0RIxa-
II fs aid that Wyoming Is not entitled 70 TIE
cred1. Of Icing the 1ts. to extend the right OF Bnt.
ItaGe to women, tirolsr xet having been passed
In Uakota list wtn1cE.
, 1869-12-24

TE=npA1 EytxrSu, Dec. Il
a.; s' E t.a S sa .ns 1e tss es 1a q
toa sutses the usaa ehafehs Of storass nnles
.'RUFi KR.R.<t n, 81 H,,: shipped. i1s7 II
fof f Iee tabit butter the5e ~. eocdtrabe Inquiry
az seal1 I. ~ r. sssSic :. sa ees. e i g M
IN the nssaet Tor the Io~er k1es fhers vsi bl1
20 e
. ss:f e e s1s % sss s I'd i; ea. ce
mon srsdsa y: r. q ::s. 9e Z. 4nd p1s' ~ IN
6sfias nd 10 T. :. e. j. ri i Is :
ss s; s:sss e s,a,.sa.. =
st:s@ - s; :! ;s:,isf {, efttsf
t ssd I'D IT, tss .stSs H.: % S.
fo:t TT Iste;: Ldl,w 4. EAe: !sstst F-h. u
s. ~ FL Rs.sa :ssi. t.
HHH9SN o4Rs5s,!t; q; 80. I'M =;
ern 1n.rtrt ha. h.a 10 eject ..1eahen the n,s1k.t
herr nd = siitd Ia yesterday. srpart. the trniency
1ht ass sss but II. i 10 ana.aL ,hsx
:, r. r. :s1," e. ias yts,x I'D es:..s.
,~sne latcis fsrtosY. i7<isc: Hs,tssa Keses1e. II
coal Ilase aaise tsitk demand far this CON.
& a. et fs I.
st ;.s ID 's f.s s ftsi Rtis,1 s y T.;
:, - TT, M 1, re. .sss I shsF;; {;
s:;M; Haaa: e..s ssi q a 4 " 49," ''A''
CnFFEf-So EeE feA'HTrt Wete Developed II this
atktf tc.aAy. 11adc ta!1. Ind s.pt *tA.u. xr1c
hrr,1. ~ fu[loxs:
J.Ts \ z: e
" -...A fxsa r
tsnhoH
rAE 10 k11 lS11N
!Itnae 10 etb
i:.r;:; @sainnf. aaii. "a r1;ce.
nominal. - f"t!owt: krks vAxlme. l5,{s; ss1t,.r
tssa!ls! l5'.fAit*e: s.ilo@. Il t-ehnrad:, H5,e;
ftsf. lettd17tr: bAfTeGir ti+1FtLt lEht. ~.
!'Rs :;ssr !tgGs;GKos.a.sd 54to ne.i shippca
isa ~ 6 4 stge4%:nx: q ii s1t toain:s: ii i
xlr l.5<lo y. Ia at RIs :1 II IT: e4afl 7s
IvttttE IN tu Md 10 H. - 1oAAs II - W }p MA
s4se gt,tstns " &. "n iss Gs;;7s = e,:o 4i1W
and y 4 sla.s: iu .na Iy at aIedo: d ltu. as
.Ia q 1t 4Iu IA. = Il la nnd 70 u Flu &c. lC1 II
~ .Eh II ~ 43:ss lW At slR-.s: VI thcAry besosc
Il kArx~l II &ll,2s
kti,t-Ffesh rkss eentinne ftxrrs. And st te,.&,lr
to day Il III. sse Fer doz Ffr7cFred +Ess plenty
VI .Aaate.
FkUIlN Aau HUrs-Thr eear..1 fr.tare. Of tbi.
tnafks, ese anLf ehAnte In snE et.entl1 pAstcs,
lar. h tr taisy active lstarsa d-ink in h.fh
astel Ard Ete-n s'rnttn~nis mi thu nss1 ruled Arn
ttl Etssy I'll destztt!he. Tbs toilua itsg were shr
I, fcpk krLfFr
, 1869-12-24
3 KpH}&F
l3 Lss At ~ =. hs1 1t Il %; hs4s lsrse
mia ezztt1tc It I'll to: sDa bra II as o. bfls
eplttS sttd A4 A13 co. II i
SIT fr.5 t$,. nf.n-$.

FEHE-&SHF a Is fh1aE 4 E1IQ, LIZ
sN nstakEats n tEAi-t: kits At e.
Maf- This mAlkt te.aslns Inactive. and pxiera
s.aft 1 ssttk. 1s-zs'r Ia ezexts u the demand
s sSre % trnsm % - ..Ia eoa9s' ay Irer,
!;rs q TseH Z 81 to.ls O. pss,rte loose ~s5oa.
Rsreited. 51tIet lbt:. tntppcd, u ~ lba
khr low Fit prr~Ater tstfr srtpkth tn
market 40 wlcss .It" III ar X sE<sta = qsoss:
tie a.4ns r.tet t;1vrn be,tehefs- 1c; neea psi:cI
su:ot ?tks tte 1rrts .:ef, part cured. =: Ereen
II atA. t+e eE<tr ea. lie. t3F. inA10te; dry
Eht aes d1r .sed. Csis;: 10 srd saa vr otse.rEst
a.rAfed+ ~ othtEa. r1ltr: tlzndt<3 10 r. of
IRON AMI STFtl.-1hA ftGAhxfuf nsjrrs Wrr
, 1869-12-24
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY ETxx1Ho, Dec. =
TIE following table shows the receipts knd ship
uaen4e Of rEodnce II THU pelnt during The past
,weuty.ie hnurs:
, 1869-12-24

New York Dry t:ootiM Market
INV foRE. Dee E-Wth fr.ns5 xratb.f Tho
rnathet rrr.rnts Ice euss shn4s than yertetzy, hut
!. very 1analtd nnd Amnf1nt Il tpe
tssa Spresi."r. hsve ~ u. pat: ot ttntns
py,ec Nfofx the stcse Of tie spfiux u,fe Thr nsfr
th4nEt 70 netice 1eels.* In Askc.k csntqn naa-
pela Of e on A a btaehxf, and te 1u A ID
, 1869-12-24

ian:snahJ ~ rule Bsocklyn; {er District ~
.o'ne5 h1nsHs' OF brooklyn, tho leader uf
Toe anti fAn'"any democracy of that city,
has lust procured the Indictment Of sixty
of the ballot stoftng inspectors Of election
~ho assssted IL feAoe up the aetin ,us ma-
}"9Hs Na'ch msoe nodnan Governor.
'oege Motifs nas last the k'ra Of :auck
ana a.''i'ty "n'ch VIII enable him to prose-
caae toeso sixty nanions OF famtnsny cor
'oin'on 10 coas'e''on. And though their
pafuon os aosefnof aoam1n 's mornlly
c't'n.n ~ 1ono@ Immediately upon their
,on''e,.on' ,' 5et sne psaoning Of ss1ty bal
I'''s'unng inspectors .! election Just be-
''.. ssh1' On INC ftoasoennal track, il an
"" 'u!oe 'ot man 10 ne called upon TO
Va. 90 a''o 3n,Rot @os' h's sFailsol1,tS. Under
'''h oo1npl'ca''oh' HOLMAN ana famnany
Aeso =" toe power over the rebelllous Oem-
oe1Ata OF brooklyn they can possibly mus
les, ana VIII not ee likely to remit
saas GIT TO seH-goVefnmeut." however
o'teh ,heS mas have promised self-govorn-
loens Tor New fofk- There is one thing
essn 1nore a'ttacease 10 1annany thAn
'-so' 'e.noeat' VIZ, toe power To 8ovein
o.aA nesp''e 'oe interested predictions
~ .n..o1 nm'' We snan continue to doubt
..+a. ~'es ~ surrender toe greater 10 get
'ue .esa' "aen u heep'n8 tae greater they
e.eu1e po'n. aae oh5 political
, 1869-12-24
F1TfTJrAf

The Aldermen OF Boston ute DIP sl,es1 dollars,
Of the peoples money eres. month tot hot crtats
ard ctekrx
nE. >hu1tle6, = Democrat. ~as elected Mayor Of
uoatop by the Republicans, because :" he peitesed
II Bosson nrss, and politics = long way Alter
uafa&"
The Galveston trexal, lff.ss n Indignant BE-
eAnge the President uttd the term 'rehe1llon " ID
hts message. and Assa " etsl war q "the lA:c
hostt1tits, - wouid nos have done a. well.
In ChafiestoFn. 42Aa, II wxs attempted "a
throw over mtnhes Of the School ConmEtee
who had served for torty years, bat ne MAS eject.
ID or ~ Independent ,,cses-
lErattus Donnei.t, IN 4 lsta letter, Al!niss to
ttose Republicans " who would hare ~ b.tere
that ct great orEantrAs.an y Ike The uufoztuuA+e
uos,:c, who fAnc:ed be was made Of glass, and
VAS sfra:d 10 msse, lest he might break scne'
:e!tG.'' :.
= hen Judge Gfstf sent hts resignation to ths
rseEdett te accompanied 1t with letter Nntten
By ahxye1 naned Hardng, recommending that
Atxx3er raucd Bradley. txAidens of New Je1aey,
be sprrintsd to the VACANCY.
Governor Stevenson Wa se1euaded N Frank
3orS Ks, sfter hi election ~ CaIted States Sea-
a1oE, md, tn Ke<pctdipR. kA.d that the People
might rcl5 ppou It that when be took hh seat
tae1r "honos, Their safety, SD theft ytsaa tad7id
lever he attacked until h1A touzue became dunn.
md se btaue patal5zedL" Concluding be ie-
s,ted them n! 10 meet HIN "aSp11d hlR festive
board on the sth Of January.
, 1869-12-24

BEIf QATTLE-Ihfte was tosasth.ot q I.usnE
with The rrevaos days os the week and shceth tls
zecs1pts wire tnslL thttr VA p eAsst irei.a7 II
New fnlk sdtters vctr bad Ind as other prints the
+ s.ttts. I'd 1.sas5 I'm, naf..e.ae:e sGaa. "a
fNtie thntd =. ehont tattn: hoaa, Thess
tus toeoe trEt1spt4n esy hctchsts eerera9J havtn&
sup5l,ed tbeaelven eartf tn she Et<k. The nunahet
Rotd d2itn& The dxy HH bead. These Eegs pretty
sJtur tsE1ded ot<een toe.i aaFeFt toos- and skip.
pff1 u rxnfe II $1.1zAo1 for eon3n Is god s:oef
t1ttst7 q oQk3 70 uu to t4 f1eheTa' Etntk
snd ii y A6sa snt eornzDcA to xad 1bpak atre1t-
The m1Iks1 elceed qAie+. With 20 head left oref.
CIaH{xa Pn1EE&
Ehatte Beetek-flne. t&t- val iar0e1 4to9
tEa ~ ......-....:. .--S7 ssa17s
ID Trr1F, sTrfaSicE l,fso t. fsss a..,... 6So3:co
as1aS ~ to Iae ns....,....-..--.-...... AG3A.3
toT III .taa ttef, 10 = lnss s., <.s1.sa
sT1rsa;t ~ 10 MS s1's, 40 aaeo
Inftrtef-ictt ana .hfa ro~s sod tte<r3.. 500 AiTS
r
, 1869-12-24
G. ;;:z Crib III Il e.
SUBSCRIPTION fKHX0.
fAIAKIA 4 ApTA-6

SUBSCRIPTION fKHNN.
eATAzIA AuTAl
8se~ k&Es ,e- reE yea. sr taos
r. ~wtlS kAttsou. Tee s~.r. hI HAu........ 600
A~-ess s<ast<4. s<r Tcat- b5 k8n---...-..-~. 4L5u
N +sA:s 1dRsae. s<s srss. bS HAf1.-...-. aOu
fa-ts ef 3r*t II thr saae rata
EseseEa delay Ind Eis.Akes he SIRE xea evs soss
Ef.e< sks.e~s N sa1l tnelaeinx Stxts &at scruts
str-:z 4strss att AiorsA &sn pxE eeni eouz1 ~
f-:ts sLt~<-f1ta1aa.
ks~ ss&eer& may ht taAas ether hs dssi1. rxrsesa.
r.: tEte e. efder, In st.aefe. etesl, ~s rsf.
TTxss c11T srhtc1u1z4t
ab%ss d<ss rre- AtndaY ExCIS1x - reEfa pes srek-
DALI e<ls AssA NanaA5 NcIEnEu, 80 cents rcs ene
Asa..,s TRIhuNK COMPANY.
1aaexea. l.
, 1869-12-24

CQ.QPEBATlQN.

COOPERATION.
The New York Tribune c. December ls
gives history Of tho operations If tho Co.
operative Foundry at Troy. New York.
Ihat foundry IVES in Ct 'temp1ation and
preparations were making Io1 its establish
,neht whea strike among the moulders, in
1866, precipitated its commencement. It
was intended to start With forty members,
cach paying in Se, 500; but it actually
commenced with thi,ty-two men, and only
Sl9,5m cash paid in. The first yeas tha
dividend was 10 rer cent; the SEQ
and rear seventv.tive men we're employed,
and the dividends we're 50 per cent, and this
year, with eiehty-aye men. the dividends
w;,l be hetveep 30 and 100 ner cent. This
establishment pays precisely the sane
wages 10 the vo1kuen that ate paid ia
other establishments ara IN aad;t;o, naro
:. ~ ...~,.,.. 49, ~ -. -, =.
~ kue e9ock0oAQetb ~ per ceut, HUI tne1
divides fba surnIua r,-,tts s,@v -o,,;to a,,o,,r
- P""s" +e' of'''' "s@uH6
the stockholders and the wozkmen. One
,rtb. t-r;7 -a,-a.. IT .h,,, 1.. .sh,
Va Ep ets3'o ooe@eo " aooso t3 80 p1oaa
ia tia 6oAhomy practised, and the extent Of
.h,+ <,c,,,,,,, !. e+..oa .. t,o a.. to,, ~
, 90, .s1 49," ~ w ~1at. W. VI
~ s1v a - s ,c ,ao .sa ~ - ~ ..1ae ass
-. as:,s..@ a..s,,:st.ss. - - 49, Tsoo. .
H.. arr ~ -, ~ ~ s a-t.sa.,:.asu ..-:. ..
an,,1a e- ~ 1>s n,da - arn,.;nai ,,~ s .hs
@ sesss. ~. ~ a.o. ~ aaasss..s ~ ~
80 .h.t :, - :. H. i.5;,.;1,,a, ;s.o.ss. >.
~, ~, ~
save all he can. Ihe wastage Of iron is
mt pno4fpurih of what X is in ofher shons !.
~. ~. s - ~
ora = e..-,1, ~ tha.o go. ~ II, e.rs~.
.''0 a. ~ - ~ A"e7e az 4AP7' ooo ~
bent to clutch them. II does not take sev-
1n'3 nea 'o'E W 7A's I'M >oh7 "asn .uele
| ...o ~.
~ .an,. 10 ss.;,nnta1 =. ~ mas eas, ' ,ss,
49,, =, a,ha, os.s,,,;s,a,a,t. 1sa.s.s. =. -,
-. 49, ;n,a-es. :. =. --s,s., - ~. :.
.s. .@a.;.as 80 800. - ~ - .s., .e e
.ha acnno.;n+aa5o,ts ~ e1
.,f i ..se eon,r4ct tn MAKE ! soo TIM, y, MIA
.1a,. into stoves charge INC Usual pcrc,oage i5i
;.a, ion of rn ron II -. nonnasu ~ WIe ~ for =;
stostf - 2 @e wounds The dihtfeaee Il allowed
M. arnrn,nr TI., rsr. .,t:r rs,y,nn ~, -.
,ao tons q saose. rot ess than ITO sons ., scrap
''oS' "n'In . : I'll msAe ~ ne II" 1ns -, VI s'o'ea
eo't'''on't =. "e' ~ nts eon.nsn's
rron the evil effects Of mixing industry
| dependent upon legislation instead Of the
laws ot supply and demand, points ont. as one
" 'he Consequences tue great waste vhieh
marks the management OF most American
manufactures. ne says:
h,, nnu s S ny aae o3 Mq,aIssne1 could
snt, II cidcns, shoxlnR tne eDoI1 o1s wssie which
saxiae,n1es IN q s r1nscsr rss
manufsctnrrs: ana which IL doe, Ia hts oplsion
f =. :. tnE 5a .sas tas O. mea i
!<Khlaslop tor support that tue ,dsa q sef.de
nd sstit1, EoT1ins sc.er,I T,1es
1ton."
| Now, if every mixer in Troy, CT
, 1869-12-24
WASHIka aTOk.
Republication Day.
Mnpgen and His Confreres.
Tic Wester1, Reput7tntors.


sketches cf Democrats.
, 1869-12-24

CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

sHFEP-fhr thecp masfet was sxtin fatEts+ stsiva
To- das. and pstref we9r ssdy n fbc AdFaotr
nased Wo Quots At esA4.ss for eo.nsnan TO o11seE.
, 1869-12-24
MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

EfSA%G&4x.
Hnii:nn IN the Eank Of Ffanrc hss Iptt. .1x3
Gs7e-ns IrshtA ALICE las. wsuk.
L,NrnS. pa-. -
Ea'soa i" tae a.nk Of Ens1.aa e.r iecsesseI fasua
An!iuF tie week
Lospos- Dee. q -Ersa!nx
c:ef"h " Eosts. =. nsst"aut 9st. Atett-<n +e-
srf1!tft-h9 hhnds ats h5ss: dn 'hs. 8lS; d. ~.
- NIX tta-s llin11s csh:ts w: Alanue tssr.t
PAnta, Dec -
Eoads. afrn At p!+f-
fnxMEEE14I-
ftyEktu.A. Det- = I1:tsau
kt1a1. 4% Wf.ftr wheat. ~ f'Ass. lid sts EEr..
T.. - = hue whs.i. ?. g. cos1. ~ ID
p'HA. ats4s. LAst, snAs.
LTxhrsot't- Fee :, In p Ii.
1-asd. 764, Hctt rnc!l~nStd
I5SHafsecs- nt-. = -Eveutux,
7ht ruArtrts vii t-r ct,s-a Il, ntlfrow.
totn-Sals ' srd41s ot The <r~k+ ~ COO ha.as: TO
srffnlst-ts kfr h4frs 70 pnttef4. ba.es Eh,tf
.1a6Q fhster: An<rifAn- *zu% hsJes. Rsevtpfs 1AoU
bsita: Ansrie4p. i1Uu bAls1- Quantity III ,a 7{dcw
tslsr !ncaudif 1sAl9 halts Anfrtfan Market to sv
tAi.s @~'~-
Com. 81 Other fstad+fE!i. .arh.nkrd
!afa. ~. tttErr provisions huth snted-
1Tpduse uuAt<tts.
Rsaued cet.o1cur. i. atzItsstt Llsseei aet11e I'd
ErehaHktA
AxtxKRF, Die. II
, 1869-12-24

South D!Siftnr. 9s s.
WGtt Division. ... s.
Christmas being legal holiday, no:es and bills
That would otheYHlse become due On The 18th,
! Will become legally dec and payaele ca Friday.
| tie 24th.
, 1869-12-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

THcRAutr EFr%I~6 D,e. 4
The n las tas s.hlr SLOWS tae dtiy fw,rI}t. nd
t'f nts It *r It et taf1E ntr Ie:k ia tfiA tpe-
anE. n ststt by the Ssete.s:y ci the taiJa Stock
, 1869-12-24

Observation-Disclosures
1s@ 1885, 1s@- as8-
, 1869-12-24

[TEoA QUE OWN cogREsroNDxxr1
WAsn1Hd7ox, D. C., Dec -.
4 ns1orfty ID apt to be very despotc-a big ms
surtty-aod these Il naore excuse for 1t than for ,
aespeEste and satciaRl minority; fex 4 minority
rot being reaponno1a for the aims Of sn5 1dhe.
recs', penAonesf,' and presaga1Es, ought 70 os
tble 10 I've up to opfsntnass And save some enar-
sctcr 10 be availabIo n the neenttoul period Of
good fortune.
ABnL " AUx0N.
Here ID good chance for BIT Of bisternem,-
TO describe Bill Munxtn, VIM 1ep.esents the most
bfn1ynted district Of the Western county, nod Il
probably the most ben:gtted btln2 III u; speatirR
il iavoF o. undi1saised, wholesale re2udAaoa on
Tpursda3 saat.
Aad set ta the game worth the caudls I. Would
1t rot be = pso1igaey Of base Terms 10 ~ TO de-
p,ct ibis psor tetr2, sc7ewed up 10 = p'scn nj
sictrdnesa that he dtd nss pes, 70 tnHke appear
herols17 No: the5e Ere nA1u7ta whey, b.,
Original accident md pegsesektng conAl4lency,
Eeach tep1nA oS moral ohl!aaIt5 where a man
could pot tfeAs1e- Thus deep lives Aupvep, and
wby be nDRsred thtt he Is What he IL, wnen un u
doubtlcsr, II eleEated COW II h. ever VAST Tine
Nt!tts no wi.okle On b. azote btox.
II waa terrible Illustration of The kind Of
thing that ran walk upright and petiorm msu1 Of
The snnc:tons Of Esn, to sec AunEea delivering
that Paper OF bis on Thpstday. Tie Eeclted =
sodes of hts hpecies, the ca'Astzopnes al mana
ftspzi1, the e1eepsseual teeords at haua4u nop.-
.estnets the suicide Of DatIo7s aud rulcrr, 2ad he
r'prgta = taper or two at Scripture into the gulf
o! httrors he hsd Created 10 make bis tpeech even
core iut4d Theu &tIt1lnR pp the whole mas Of
ss1+ioftune scl aln With an effectively ignorant
.rst"re o! h's sa'ou, MunEen appealed 10 the
rt,*ed States 70 take the leap 1910 hts gu!f. Be,
carRe Il IVES Inevitable.
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tao this lptteqUcnt appsrttan might reside In,
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tDutty.
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Eight Of the Filth uut1.cf, y here the Fort Wayne
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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
Miss MarraDTe.

The strongest point in her
character was her contempt Of
money. Not that she had
any objection to, it, or would
at all have turned up her nose
at another hundred a year had
anybody left to her such an &C
cession of income, but that in
real truth she never measured
herself by what she possessed,
or others by whatlhey possess :
ed She was as grand lady
to herself, eating her little bit
Of cold mutton or dining off a
tins s''le, aS though she sat at
the finest banquet that could
| e sprea She Lad no fear OF
economies, either before her
two landmarks or ANYBODY else
in the world. She WAS fond OF
her tea, and in Summer could
have cream for twopence; but
when cream became dear, she
saved money and had II
penn orth of milk. She drank
two glasses of Marsala every
day, and let it be clearly un-
derstood that she couldn't af-
ford sherry. But when she
gave a tea-party, as she did
perhaps six or seven times a
year, sherry was always han
ded round with cake before the
people went away. There
were matters ia which she was
extravagant. When she went
ont herself she never took one
Of the common street flies, but
paid eighteen pence extra to
get a brougham from the Dra-
gon.
And When Mary Lowther =
who had only fifty pounds a
year of her own, with which
she clothed herself and provi-
ded herself with pocket mon
ey- was,,going to Bullhampton,
Miss Marrable actually pro-
posed to her to take one of the
maids with her. Mary of
course would not hear of it
said that she should just as
soon think of taking the house;
but Miss Marrable had thought
that it would perhaps not be
we'll for a girl so born as Miss
Lowther to go out visiting
without a maid. She herself
very rarely left Loring, because
she could not afford it; but
when two summers back, she
did go to Westonsuper- Mare
for a fortnight, she took one OF
the girls with her.--From An.
thony Trollope's New Novel,
'The Vicar ofBullhampton, in
the July Number fLippincott's
Magazine. .f4.r al. J
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
A Pretty QuakereSs Creates
am Excitement.

A beautiful young lady,
dressed as a quakeress, entered
the office of a prominent rail
road official yesterday and ask
ed for pass over his road,
good for one month. She
stated that she was engaged in
missionary work, and that she
expected to do much good. The
peculiar character of the work
was explained, and asking the
young lady to be seated, the
gentleman proceeded to fill out
pass as requested. This was
handed to her, but stating that
she could not read, she handed
it back. The gentleman read
aloud the pass, allowing her to
go to any point on the whole
line of road at any time within
one month from date. The
lady, to his surprise, dropped
On her knees and prayed earn
estly for some minutes.
The act did not surprise as
much as her sweet tone and
beautiful language. Most
beautiful thoughts were ex-
pressed in we'll chosen words,
and the woman seemed to yield
to the spirit of the moment. In
her own language the spirit
moved her. to thank God for
putting such a good man in
such place She said that she
had been an idle, frivolous
girl, disposed to ignore the
teachings and customs of her
people, but that, uneducated
as she was, she had devoted
herself to a good work, and had
accomplished much and hoped
to accomplish much more.
This is the incident az it oc-
Cured. Be the woman whom
she may, she produced quite an
excitement in places where
generally there is too much
business for anything in the
romantic way. Columbus
(Ohio) Journal.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-06-18
How John Phoenix Got Into
Disgrace.

When Jefferson Davis was
Secretary of War, he issued a
circular to all the army officers,
asking of them specifications
for a new uniform. Phoenix,
W no was an excellent drafts
man, set to work and produced
a design. He made no great
change in the uniform, but he
proposed revolutionizing the en-
tire system Of modern tactics by
an iron hook. This hook was
to be attached to the seat of
every soldiers pants. 1t APP
piled to every arm Of the ser
vice, cavalry, infantry and ar
tillery. He illustrated its use
by series OF we'll executed de-
signs. He quoted high medi-
cal authority, proving its adj
vantages in a sanitary point of
view The heavy knapsack, he
argued, induced a STOPPING po-
sition and a very great contrac-
tiou of the chest. But hung
! on the hook by Il strap connec-
ted with the shoulder, it would
brace the body back and expand
the chest. The cavalry thus
We're to be rendered more secure
in their seats, hooked to a ring
in the saddle. All the commits
stoned officers were to carry a
light twenty foot pole, with a
ring attached to the end. This
was to be used during the en-
gagement in drawing the stray
glers back into the ranks. He
illustrated a terrific battle, the
generals and colonels being
thus occupied, running about
hauling stragglers back to the
ranks. In many other unheard
OF ways did he expatiate on the
value of his hook. Jefferson
Davis was enraged. His dig
nifty was wounded and the ser
vice insulted. He instantly
made out orders directing Phm-
nix to be court martialed for
contempt. Marcy was made
aware OF Phoenix $ transaction
as we'll as the cloud hanging
| over him. He looked over the
plates. He saw a regiment,
their back toward him, drawn
up in line, knapsacks, blank
cts, hams, and all manner of
camp eqnipage, pending from
each soldier on the hook Marcy
broke down. Said he to Davis !:
It's no use to court martial
this man. The matter will be
made public the laugh will
settle entirely on us, and be-
sides, a man who has the in
ventlve ingenuity here display
ed, as we'll as the faculty of
design, lily directed though it
be, is too valuable to the SER
vice to be ~rihed with. John
Phoenix was not brought to
grief and Davis angerat length
sufficiently modified for him t,
enjoy the joke. 1t does not APP
| pear, however, that they adopt.
ed Phoenix s plan.