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fidnof e1ee1. 1t orrteen her preeocisy va
70 great that rey lather cut storr her ~ 'le,
4eeAuks she - frtw cnou7h Tor = Wonxn.
"a nsde her teacher In hisschoot* A. TX
tssn she married. q gonng clerEymtu. EnlI.
asen camo fast Her health gave Fsy. out
her energy remained: She was never idle .
muGeut but a1aa neither iathef nor bus
psnd, nor one Of Ill her twelve brothcrs-n-
MH .aW that It would be better economy to
Rive tho genius they weru n1l 80 proud Of,
muntal or AZ artistic or medical etnc3 lon,
inst sho might pay With her earnings soma
eomnorer mortal to nlake clothc: for her ht-
tie ones. thin 70 let her do 1t herself With tho
painful toll OF the needle. And sae had beeu
nro1Eaas Up Ttsa ~ too .ta nat1ow yis!oa q wo;
seli that she NUS wasting her life snd abuz:ngg
Al her ready gifts were, In her eyes merely
appropriate feminine accomplishments" !"
and to make fame Or money ont OF them never
occurred to her as q possibility, tae !ess .
d1ty. And Jet her MUD Was eytr In fever
Of desire, OF invention, oi agonized craving
for tbs realization Of the dreams ofbcauty, Of
benefcence. Of hIeudsh{p that tornnted her,
The music rang 10 her eafs, III picture ,ated
before her eyes. the fearful aud wonderful
human organism hAuntd her BRAN tho dread
mysteries OF sin and suffering, the aw,u1ocss
o1 human respoT slbill,y. the cior!cs Of salrs-
tion, burned upon her lips As she taught der
cbiIdlen their daily Bible lesson, and still.
natltd to her chair, the swift needle went in
and out--went. a 1t often seemed to her,
thronga her delicate lnnes :. we'll ~ through
the cloth-un1if at n!ne-And. .fhirty the st1us-
gle ended; the body, alter long paro1ys Of
exquisite anguish, gave up It's strong hold On
life, and the fteh soul e1haled away to Hes
ven. rejoicing to escape from tbs bar,
aKainst which It had SO long beaten lta bright
~ioEa III yaln. saw her in her cotna,- with
IN expression oi freedom and e1altalton MON
her marble features that seemed E klory re.
hected down from her now trina,paIne far- %
spIrlt, and resolved to remember the Voc
and earthly wreck Other thHarted pAture. and
never to ceate nnti1 cav sorne better Wuy
for Humen than this which can 50 horribly
tic A1ata}F., -
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pARX&.

The Cock County delegation in the
Legislature, having w,se'y aoopud ;
resolution that ali bills tor public pa.ku
should be submitted 10 vote OF tho
people who are to be taxed 10 nav for
them before becoming g. lsEa have
allowed tho Lincoln Park bill 10
ps6, without such. 4 clause, and,
what Is still worsc, have allowed 1t -
ptks with clause providing for 4 i Issue
OF bonds OF the city Of Chicago, 10 pay
for the 1ew rroHr1s proposed 70 be added
TO it. The bill, as VIC understand II,
proposes to carre. out = park in the
towns ofNnrth Chicago md Like View,
Ut der the direction Of Commissioners
residing in these towns, aud then saddle
st1ee- .ourths oi the entire expense upon
the sdjscent towns CT Bouth and West
Chicseo, ,or, mois strictly, upon the
municipal government Of the ely Of Chi.
tago, without consulting anybody whose
properly OF rights are to be sflectcd by It.
We horc Governor Palmer will yc'o
that bill The submission elsnse
agreed upon a. An attachment 10
these pa,k hi:ls Is Just ard right.
The Lspcoin Park bill might nAyc been
pAssed without It In view OF the fact that
such pask already exists, aud that the
bill only proposes an addition to II buk
Then 1t seeks to reach all over the city
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BI9NARKiAR HKfrnT

our rcadera vii remember that a cable
dnpasch, q few weeks aimee, informed a,
OF demand addrcssld By the Pfuwian
Governnentto 10 the Emperor oi. Austria
to dismiss the Imperial Chancellor, CUNT
Won Beust, from his Cabinet, !nasuuch
a. tbe continuance Of that distinguished
sta&csrcn al the head Of the Austrian
Government would not be long in lending
TO IN open rupture between the TWO poE-
ers Another cable dispatch, received q
Day or two afterwards, brought a denial On
The part Of the Pfusstan Government that
II had asked fer the removal OF Count yon
Btu4t.
The German and French journals, re-
ceised since that time, show very plainly
that Bismaak IL exceedingly angry with
Beusb and that the aforesaid denial va,
= mere qulbble, Dispatches sent both
trom Berlin ard Vie1na 10 The various
European telegraph bureaus, and pub
l,shed In Yearly all Of the daily papers Of
9elmAny and France, concur In stating
mat the frasaian Embas1ado1 1t Vieuns,
bsron Werthcrn, had taken OCCASION. Al
. spslvate audience granted him IL hfs re-
qoess oy The Emperor Of Aultris, 10 a..
kure Francs Joserh that the oonsintance
of Count yon Bcust in the Imperial Cshi,
net would give rise to serious difficulties
between the two countries; and The
French papers assert eren that the EN-.
peror had been 70 much tmnrescd WITH
That which the Prussi&n Embassador ssid
TO him en- this subject ,ha: he WIS for
8 moment disposed 10 act upbn the
suggestion, and TO replace Count Bcus.
by another stasetnAn. Il vas no doub
for the purpose Of bringing public opiu-
ten In Austria, which, we need not sav
here, is decidedly favorable to Count
Beuss, to bear upon the 7ac;llatlpR mind
OF the Emperor, that the Tnperi.l Chan.
cellor caused the seni-ofacl.l Vienna
Eeening Pon to publiah what Baron Wer.
theIn had ss'd % the Emperor in regard
10 ha removal from ihe tnpertxl Cabt-
net; ard Bismark, to whom the publIcs-
lion OF this statement, Tor some reason or
other, WINS exceedingly disRgreeab!c,
Promptly had = Communication, denying
The truth Of the assertions Of the Ec<ninq
Poss, inserted in his official organ, the
North German Unircrsa! Ga-et!e.
: But, that the Erenin9 Poa WAS pr r,b1-
bly, correct, Is shown by = ses!ss cf Ar:,-
cles prb1ishcd In the North. Germaa UAi-
rersal GG<tte in the early part G: JAnu.ry,
and In which We recognize no, only b.
msrk'a ideas, but his style and character,
These articles breathe = spirt Of latcnss
hostility TO Count Beust; the language
n which they art written IL 1lngulasly
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TIE tQALLOW8. :
how'll Feels 10 be H2xRd.

D&3H6fTRf
:, We aTu told That banging. Il successful
that Is, q It breaks petnon 4 neck IA the
must tuddeu death be can de-, Ii runturra
tne spine IN the Immediate peIshborhood Of
tne ns<dnafs oosona gaia, and thus breaks ap The
communication Of the nerra forcn, or vit.l
ma9 uactinery:s II The mans neck "a nnt
broken the first action Of The cord is TO cloec
the tfachea, or vino pipe and thus f,to, tbs
supply Of air. It 1lko compre4ses the larrr
setns in the Heck which returu blood 10 thr
heaIt-the jueu1ars-hnt does not entirely
compress tht large sxteries th1t carry the
oiocd 70 the brain. for these lie deeper, The
lnmtd1ate physiological effect Is congr,,fon
q lIo nIain-a congestion not etszimflar IN Il.
eomntncencnt Eom the congestion Of drunk
enness, which Il generally regarded As acYec.
aoie, and the consequence Of this copecstion-
q consequence that lethaps follows IN three
minutes a1ter the pressure Of the cord Il f-ls-
l. lhe total sboiitiou OF cousc1ops- eenas,i "a.
The man may struggle e and writhe in a way ter
rln!e to see, but these struggles are like ;hu..
OF conTulstocs generally painful outy 10 ih-
neholdef: Therefore, Il a nun IL hsrecd sue
ee1Mnly. no ietls only the one sick n,rE sen-
eauon of tie plunee b-lore he Eets to the tud
Of the 5opc tbree seconds ofho:ror II be i,
nanRed successfully, bystrangulation. be feel.
lue sane lEree Eecnpd5, and. la af1djtinn ~.
tween the pressure OF tte cord and deor r N.
etstion OF the hTaIu, three minutes Of sy,r,.
min4, o5o"sy, neeertA;u uneasiness-At she
worst, thrte minutes and three second, anJ
tbs Is all Ee Rtre Of misery to mprdercrt.
compare with tbs The pain that man suaers
before ne diea from an ordinary illness-the
drawn out wrclcefdness of bis three veeks
o. isvef, We days OF agony with rheuuoa.i,sn
this eumatttm ftuaiiy brings bis damased
heart 10 stand.tf11. the month. If slow dr,th
entatied by cameron. stomach ia ane. com.
pare % fhe tistorI Of any dIsease with tae sh,r.
humanity hox obliterntes The unTderer,.
three minutes and th1ee seconds bT tbcu
or ehloloiorn-- Really II Is 4 fine ace. an,f If
man IS tin Of this world md wants to rel
out Of It on cary terms, tbs thing for him Il,
oo: Is 70 cut bis nei9hnor's throat and BE-
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,feomed-mor comfaztah1a and cosy 10 H.
He h greatly dfs1iked BY Che R1ssiaa Gov
ment, which wants him TO return to St, ,. D.
tersbuzsh hut the Kirg md Q,.., >.
Prussia, who regularly visit Raden.B,s., a
tie summer teasou, are ve1y lord Of H.
and attend all the parties which be md I,
distinguished friend, Madame p.u]ioe W.
dot-GarTia, giTr; during that season. .on;
eminent visitors Of Baden Baden. Tonrz"
neh Is wealthy. His eonquests yield hi1 ;
large income. Lately he has always xr-.
hM books Ia Frrrch, and . yosns ,.t.
eousln Of his, has translated then tu,o -
man and Russian. VT
= There's, The notorious P.risi.n c,o,,-
triee, has finished. i brief ausohccr,oh. =,
which she re'ates her interviews v,th -,.a "a
celebrated personages Of thu times. -!
years ago the Prtucess de Aettsru;cb ~:
her two thousand francs for al,.su ]r.:s''
1t which she taught tbs Princess 10 s;5y ~
songs IS Le saponr," s.Ihe Des,.s,, NE ~
man," DC. Madame de afe.te.n,,, ,t,'s
wards sung these songs At the ams,ca, 49,
rtals. which were glven At III. s,j,urn @ -, ~.
Imperial Court at comp!egne. ~
GuPei'1 Napnlaho hsi Ing
lalntfnE NJ 90 the morning Of the 18th Of J,a.
uary, the day on which he WIS 60 up,, ~
session OF the aeuate and Corps Lr,.t,.t
Hts physicians advised hin not to pa,t,,n,..
IN the ceremonies; bur, tnasmucb as sue,
step on the part Of tue Emperor would h,xs
been CERTAIN to excite much upca,5c :, l..
opened the Cham be, ; in perssn Ut !. ,.c,a,t -
Els athy paIIor and feeble step, h,xsr,e
were generally noticed, and d.mpea n. -.
dor OF the Bouaparttst Senators ami D,.,m,;
considerable. ~ pa''sa
The Parls cor1esp 7ndens OF +, FIJI.
Btgt describes tho appearance Of thu m.r.
bers OF the Frtpch Cabinet a. n,;l.s..
" Rouher, he most eloquent and in...n,i,l
of the ministers, and Of whom. II v,i,.i,.
formed persons tell the truth. the Emntr,r
would Ike to ret rid If be coud s,.,t
him, IL rather good-loohlpr. mId,1l,. ,,,1
man, Inclined to obesl.y, pa,sx somewhat
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IA "1E3{ {S6fG c8f.


Uhess = -.
Fsom Oar special Correspondent
NV Your jim Il ,aso
auho,,h r.s.,..r. A''s'
'asolous personsKe, she hAl sufficient ioieill.
gence to appropriate tho floating fJeas that
cnanate ..Ifon Arl and FINN n. T,.,1< =, CO
tncr n.,nr ~. -a.r1.s - ~ siees u sel'
' 4.S,h Astah sn0'suns u pfo1undlty acd Wis
oom sor aef ON education and adornment,
IS Miranda used the desp-.ea shells to clash
MT nn,v ;doc. ihe ,,~sJ-
.ha a.e - 80 t,s.' .ue nte.s Rouoess mover over
.uu P.ko o. antaf5 and dip Into the tusbid
Tide Of politics for her bIta Of drapery aud
her co1ors, but she enters thr.mc,cd precinct.
OF the kayans. coa1es The a secrs+ ~ hsss..,,
frorn n, nnv.r ohsn,,,. ~ =. ue1u.y
.sne,EE u0s!4 ane tnefcat ter
eoulsonts MN Win dazzling rose-and lily sud
locks sh4t change 1t viii from ebou to "A.
bum, snd from gray to rold; r,,aee. tbron1h
The te1asennr lrfo ths .1n1st 49, 49, y.
~. ..,.,H - 80. s' osnotos
LUG nepe4@' .ao h11!eat"a9 eonsftves ball
dress ou celestial plan peers through the
: microscope INTO the my&tezious rorEh m
md psttern.room of Natnrn. and l., on,3hr
, 1869-02-07
From Tho CAucd of Knflxsd Asg1x,ne.
Tho LIVED and Lost'

fEou sae EhWed o& Hafzad Magazine.
,,- = no Lived and Lost.
urhr Iore1 ard ,,s. =, ,.r,<-,
R.r,.s. -. n,s-.t:1s ~ e,e W : =. *os1 !ost
rp.d. ' :. .a A1'sa '11 oa1"AEo
s3,s,sneN ~ ~ u IL sas l9einS then the raose
A''AA< t".a te!steu toeHa H31a Lies "eRr5
Nsa'
10y afe rot ltst: ttfy are within the door
re7,e 7hhf than Out io&s and evep hut fut thire-
in1tstr ks.saae1.a nzeaezea eTs1nars.
King.
--.-. .-..,.--.r, :. go.
AGn tam - ca1i fu11: o set6Eh 1e11uw
~ eelnsn he.rs! Ore Of little Ea1th!
,s r = s.1.@ ~ Rsts az:; ss.s ,sa = or5o
-, -.
A1S !ock apoa teis uss2T. deeext path,
uhat s!.ota sas - 10 tnut oaAttaoH ~ tu1n;
"ne' LIZ ,s s1a "n& te04s ~nsf NsoeEs and
w.x. xssa;
esan
9Rs2 s1.e escaped rum taese; md lot 20
Az me poet saa!er, whea the vrrtk Is done,
"ao' NIh Ms treasure, st1oTc Tia laafe to
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,..", sAe'eos1 10a ao7"s FeIy
p's1eiy mat b1mA1k had made up his
mifo % attack his great l!vsl IT the Aus-
WAN .Veu1t With &h4t tmpasuosiG .whteh
nc a1Says displays In The face .Jof: giayp
eompl'eaa9rs :. :;
nnseo1une % 1nefe Articles n The
.No'.n. t5trHaon UH,ser14 od:ate lhaEe +.
s,.n - nc Gesma9s nave H. mot good
- nan IN Cou9s oeus'. II Inc ntss Place,
LIE. sns "sne. n sn'sma1al coAIges hi9 vita
os.ok = man = Mnom eooo political
uueAuon y maouae' ana win ct-
n'asiue. "" ~ consequence ismeneable
'seA y. cpaleesy IN ~ international zeli-
% sh asas. ss'.... -. 'u1ssnotet aeeosea o.
~ s aasa...,1s1 .ts1ss 'z,.1 ~ NC uno sanuirg
=. e 49, -s.. 49, Sa. "AN1ous " n'cn !ne auAlss
d,,e,.aa ~ -. "e s.ta eaeuos .s oe successfully
] .r,te,<s i. 'oi, says @ 'ne W1lef OF the
49,. Nc - slny enough 70 believe
asr. aI1 49,. 80 .an a,.,' w N snons, ~1.noas run
~ ~ nas:san ony nA, 'sn mnAe ne coo'o nhse Done
nevni,,ea ] s,,n.n,1. 1 upan'sy Aao nc nas
er.,s u trtra,,,;as ~ asa : numcel =, ioconkad-
~ f.,' 49, ases - o,otsaa ~ aons, which
ne,,o1 h,nsa A =. ua .u..c. .ao osho 9! tae In
t,,.a.,- ] ~ y. 9o'.,. He Is also
~ tesF1nE no stone
sn'oliea 70 lecac1 alt Europa dlstrust{ul
Of Piustian," AID far: "oubii.hjng vi,b
out ths knowledge and cunsent ~ ~.
Cabinet nf Rtr,fn da.,:..I.s - y. .ao
,he lAt,c, ,s4ha a; n.y.; Y."paeaes N which
wh,ch se ,s',.1 :. ~ ,ae oo]ees Of Eeprosche, to
"n3ea ~ 0au no1 been Afforded an Oh
eply Copnt Ton
oeos. cicses the last OF these articles.
~ q msn unable to dlstingufsh,a a parade
sabre 3rnm an Imperial sword he Ia
unable In cnmnrebend ~, ~
ffrnercna ~ t.a;s. suet "l.a Inc
while. with the latter, one nav h,;n5
about q war between great nations"
These articles. md the -ducloa;urca
made BY The semi-ofleiAl organ Of Wen
ns, have c1ea1ed on the European con-
ttnent q great sensation, 10 which The
significant public alton. in The of1ei., ~ W.
gsns Of the Cabinet OF Berlin. of a,.,e-
ren's rctatcine the vast mj1Tt.-
strength CT Prussia, has added cnn.,ss,:
bly,. Thus the following item nnhf1shas
originally IN the 1falar. B BIntt., .h.. h.an
copied by every cfI1c;st and sem;.of1ef.1
Journal in prussi.;
The military atfal.s Of tho No.th ,s,4.,n
Fer tssi on!1 e beicf ~ tS;eai.sd r. .ues man
seed.d % e.lln ns.,ly million toi1e,s 70 afms. % Ths
he TOseiin ,seop. rS,ea M besn t11 y
~ na1Iossons r waols Nth ~ a1reto
pr,,t IS hatt.hoaa II inxny, al sessa,oss es o.
Fun H. ~ Shn,s Of - srsi'e1 Tsa l<6
men. The f:dtli. eoasiaeenis ase % aeo3 - a1ea nea
;os ru .nng as .n1 11snrps e %;n r. 10 ngnt
esnt,, Is go tn E.nson troops afs i1s,9e G msn
meziho whois s9 nv g, * s1ooo
nlthout osoc1s, ,I.ia soldiers, pionesst. s.posrs
, 1869-02-07
n Lns4 Qw3up

lkreT Woman once. gifted 70 c1s.aord,.
ns'a3T By God thxt she m!..t harc hcen =
aoHt: nn:ieiaa, m artl.t, phyaic1an. .
Mashes, IN m esmgei1st-k'nce to tbs mastery
bronsht . nearly equal power aud passIon,
Whatever her, dery Mild fastened apon. /;
fused into ltselt. nor VIA there aIthlng hor
cunning titht asnd sought te do q: which It
, 1869-02-07

The sndden death Of tha youn9 Co1utcss Dc -,
niece OF. NJ fs1d1t1nd &c. L<s%sps, nas excited
p1ea synp.'hy IN tho Psr7slxu tzahlona,lo
EoIld. The Counties esrt out q uni 70 dnve
fu the Hps1 "a ] s31ulJ r., k0d dy h.t haF no3cx
he'ore F~surrtrS home iuasrarnts.pn had kts IL.
~ NesAtnn ~aa sunnoAsd. b dectdsd that
e91sI1n took place: eA7freuc 81 n. tbs poisuo
-htssax Astaoy spxeao through tnf wsote i, stsna,
eea Eitht2 tus1Ta hoaa tha 5QHu4 Countess e.
p1Eads7 -" --~,c.,, n
, 1869-02-07
Gbe,Grihuuy.
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1855
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, 1869-02-07

A QEAEER's UoRsK When the gecocd
Indiana Cavalry Regiment was orir7nslly re-
cfuttcd, IL Wss In want ol horses, which the
government could not &hen supply. a c:r.
tain Qnsker sentlena- was appiied to. among
-o,hcrs- 10 furnish hcrse1or the GOOD Of ,
.ca1sc to y hlch Il was 6Do~n be. Was sa heart
The Co,.ue,: "Tbou ku5wes> NC arc oo-
posed In Tntrcipir 10 war; bu: those av'
horses ip Jondcr. meadow are mine. ano. IL
ope ls mlssed IN the morn pe, *hIl MT in
qH11e st%t9 t. n-"-Lippsueo.l'1 Iu41tin4. =
, 1869-02-07
40W SENSATIONS TRAVEL,
B4echcr ON Lying.


In the latest number of the New YorA
kdgn, Henry Ward Beechcr has IN amusing
article, In which he discusses the qucstIon
Whether men can remember Whist never han.
peued. he shows that such stretch 81
memory possible BY ore Or two instances,
No extract part OF The article, the whole oj
which Is In, Nj. Beecher's happiest rtin: "
Some eighteen OF nineteen monlhs ago.
5000 alter coming 10 Brooklyn, heard thc
following etcIy, told or the now ycucrabio
~. Samuel Coz, the father OF. uanY bttI-
liant saytn9s, and rs we'll as Of Bishop tox. OF
y western el New foFk. Ihe steFy Fani Thu. :
:" On Sunday morning In, August, pf- Cor.
rising to the sermon. without Warning Of prrs
az, began, Il Is id hotr LookIpT aronna
IN cain and plous way, be Wiped AIa fore.
head, and again said, II Is id hot.' Wait-
log I'LL he thousnt the words had burnt Ia.
PC pfoSscaed, Those words, my brethren,
~ l. entered The doors Of the church There
uptn. the atoFT goes, he proceeded to riYe IN
fang ssesrtng."
When drst heard 1t, I recognized the
story. u was an old acquaintance. Il had
oeen doing service u EnKiaod. II was told
Ct heT. HoTlhrd Eli, on!y IN his case tho
toplc - rot the wcaiter, but the theatre.
On Which The 5oung nau'e profanity wns ~.
pended: 9nt stock stonea, fike eouflcrs.' i've
70 chsrke hor1es. Before I hs:W It the sad-
ssn S.a va ss,a snttea q ny back nor hare ever
tvics IN print, maoy times by letter. md =
a9ndrsd hnea In conversation ali III vain.
Iac taddlo atie<A and cYcry mouth We 1ud a
ne" fool .sdinE in Il,
DENYING one Of tbeso stories Is like fighting
Canada thsssles. II yop cut them ID. ' led
mole viii spront from zach root, aud II Il Fou on
LEI them alone million wi1I spring ron u 1i lie
SEED. 1he only wnY 10 e1termIuate the
tanada thistle Is to plant it Tor 4 crop and
Pfopoee TO make money out Of IT, Then
NoWs VII en.H It, bugs will bite It, bceties
VII VII eofe II, aphnes will suck 1t, birds viii
[ecf i, heat viii scorch 1t, rains viii drown
II, mildfw md blight will rhe it. An naIure
neips weeds and rrus down crops. We ara
a1c aiTRld to deny 1t. Il would start nff' a
walking lika Weston. 4 new latch Of let
ters would come moaning aud inautrinF At
oat door. Fresh sfRof would he gwen to It's
TnaeIea. H..s Ames and. Ike the wandering
atiop I'LL the last day. No, f.r safe
ty,a sake, We do not propose to deny Il apy
mosei 1t would be tho ruin OF fnnoernt
souls, as this narrative Whlch I now shall
gtFe will prove.
And the narration OF tho Incident bring.
NE osck TO the Question whether one can rc.
menbez what never happened: Il viii be
seen that be can.
Sitting at friends table one evening. 7,
=, T.s tsllirg an Incident that 'oc:el nc, ia
Ayouug man from Buffalo called to see
lie % day. he said that he had heard a
ytune lady, ln = large company. relating lho
phrsse, IT /. : d hot He At once @ eoutras 1as
dieted It.. she affirmed 1t positively. He re-
paed, y have latety read published denial
OF the story from Mr, Beechcr hi1ns4If.i 9he
answered, Why. was present at his church
, 1869-02-07
l. Re zninisceK ee II uhartosaa Cx.hn,,.

M,nv Mil -sr1s-sn. a., easnm nan
vbicb: }or .!t,,{e @emoer aEat me aeTee hralr!
NaeItady; he Two sreat tsseed.n fofses; $, and IND
sa31 ~ FnrT..t Wr - osoke o5t n not In New York
son with thf prest Fn.rs;.ha hsea . eomps'i.
played thc sams ch.rac;rrs ~ ~. NOW s:,I tee,
In the sntne towns AMI No. - F,-~ Ss.e ntsats
Paris md apnlied Ia M.naoT - I,at.n Same "a "a
appear m tie same character, Vhieh ~ =
been performed b7 Nacready- Mifrns,, "a T..
elinea, hesan.e there was little promise u
Attbss moment, after Charlotte had ncd
in Pmts. Troy naked, both Trre rr,a1 T.
do sotoethIrE, and Maddox sueVeaied an.
doE ..-..., N@
to play vlth me 11 WV 'afe 1oa COX
Maddo1 told over hi. vort,rs conn.,
| all very wen. hus nf,: 1sdv avg, H e1thup.ny-
FORESTS rrquiretaeu,. H. dcr,IneJ e'1 rbsn ~
hsaSo1 !.5s,; 1n'7
,"Ab," eaid Forreat .s .s.-,u a.,
| her. and ivii1 d III ano VIII oo.' Gct
s. they madc "a ~ enlargement r., +v,..
hsieaed a sacf 1se' . fsSdon Sc don' Asdo1 then
door, On Tueseav mormiSr ~, s,aas s.3s ~ Der
coufse. ia han an hoor unnts uvIta see nlm, ot
would he come araInr III Ls7S as S1At. or
agaIn. "o14o come
. Go g to the window, - sid Ml.. cu.hu.n
BE xaiE Cd up md down m bass bet3re 9s es!s 49,
''Aba i" said she 10 herself: "Hs ' v..t: 4o't
ne" shc WAS shrewd, too.
In IN hour he appeared, not over:a,r1,,:
to Be zure, for managers must uae cratt H.
told her what be warted-thst he vi, ,hed
AZ 6tr to, appear In London With Ms. Forrest.
"Bat 10 What nay viii yo, onen,,
HOthello,"
But cannot begin with Euv,- ,, s,a .,
Piled. ~'> N'''"'' SAC ~
He urged, she declined. 30 msttsz ..o,d.
-, ",so, " st. ssid, II have sworn to my own
which VIII k1ve NC my opporruuity. or vii
not apptar 1t all Gfse me nlght h,t,..
Forrest inas comes, md lat ma p1sy B,aaea. and
It seemed Impossible bnt u ~ ss1p T.
aRreed to, and Thu1d1y 1isbe I W. shand a. ~ T.
hefs- It was on TuesdaT-shorf t1me tor =
mIFaags1 nIs te know the nav st4ge md the new
Eoaid moi these neS plaveo BE- bn.t}. Ana
o4e1ent:
orsrpo~er1ng vas: the corning 0.r 80. eopss 80 20
found her actors at ltast iniiaersnt r.. oac
mlliar with ,helt parts. hsr Ea.;o 4,,,t nos n
Ing 10 cut his work down 10 IL III lug t', III.
.Word-vhy khould he bother htmrt1f viz
kat6e red indiana from ecfos8 kh4 ter who
probably knew how 10 art ifka - !Tat;sa ~
ind no fnnrAy tSa-. 1nu1a's'
. But she held IL -. r,. -,
and fo.cs. iTs Ts.rs ~ aes p1fpse with tenacity
nounca the appearing, eoss - : ss No Tine To a..
TO tfrnnet ~ f.+.. ~ ne" actress, rone
she ~ snf1 1Ir = Hme. nkae had ahZ. Besides,
Ittle raina } b1e ~ 1S support: to Forrest, Of
md nox t n. bat. aha Valued herself.
brought Hsdtn4 = ase he- = 49, 5wsoted, she had
Big hi- He resf.tsd - IT, h,s. 3nms; n t1 pound,
nIeht esme and the c,,-ts's ne 9a esa ~ Iaursday
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~ d. eests ges. 1h4 late French M.u!tter It
6oa AAe fa4ofTtd to retire from public LIT. n
.!2o@s = 6of mora th&a kxty 1e&ss of age.i In re-
'.&1n ,aes -AnH- diplomatic 1sxy5c9a pension q
0,oCff1 y b b alq9sd tlsa. :. -
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Fer The JyIhune-
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wire n1tdt n cur.
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