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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-10-14
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-19
Extraordinary Conduct Of II I:ndy-.She
FnIis i'm I,ayc with u Chinese Merchant
and Gives Him II Striking Proof Of the

Extrnordinury Conduct Of II I.ndy-Shc
Falls i'm Love with II Chinese Merchant
md Gives Him u Striking Proof Of the
Fnct
Much amusement was afforded 10 the
people passing along Kcarny street, near
Suffer, yesterday afternoon, by the ex-
t~raordiuary conduct of II - Lady, who
was paying great personal attention to a
Chinese merchant. The efforts Of the
latter to get out Of the way Of his mann
ornta afforded more fun for the crowd
than they could obtain in IL circus. The
lady, who appeared to be French by her
"accent," and WAS evidently a believer
in spirits, had caught the Celestial by
his tail, which he was tugging at for
dear life to get put of her grip. No
calf, Just caught and hGltcrcd, ever
skipped and jerked about rs he did,
while she held on with both hands and
pulled with all her might to draw him
toward her beating heart, painting to re-
ccive him. While nobody in tue crowd
understood u word the poor wretch sud,
everybody could see how mad he WAS b,
the way he snapped out the peculiar
monosyllabic expression Of his race. AS
s' the gray mare was the best horse in
the team" she finally drew the Chiua-
man toward her, not altogether toy the
attra ction Of love, but partly by his tail,
and the way she Rugged and kissed him
was q magnificent lesson in the art
of counting" When she had kissed all
she wanted to, she held him out ut
arms length in much the same manne
that a monkey would hold II kitten and
in the sweetest of tones murmured {:
"Och, honey dear an why did yccs
lave yer poor Bridget, that was so good
to yecs?" The Chinaman, who is nm ex-
tensiye merchant on jackson street, rs
he stood folded in the arms Of his ANA
zoniau captor, while she kept covering
| his yellow face with kisses, looked the
very picture Of alarm, nstouishment and
Indignation, alternately. Pretty soon
the poor wretch seemed to remember
that he could speak Il few words Of
"Melican," and stammercd out, "Me
no sabbe you; nj no likcc kissc 30.
In the twinkling Of an oye q change
came over the spirit of the lady's dream,
and turning on him Il face which showed
that all her "milk Of human kindness !"
had been curdlcd, she screamed ont,
"Wat is that yer saying? iees don't
know me, is it? By the howly Moses,
it's true for yees, because if yces did
know me yees wudn't be after runnin
away. Yees don't know mo, is itT'
Just at this instant the Chiuaman man
aged to free himself from the l"dy's
grasp, and away he started along the
Nicholson for Jackson street, followed
by Bridget; but fear seemed TO add more
speed to his motions than affection did
to hers, and he distaneed her. The
crowd soon passed on as if nothing en-
traordinnry had happened. The proba-
bilities are that there is n secret history
to the performances, that, wereit known,
would reveal another chapter of the old
story Of woman's confidence and mans
perfidy. For Chimnnlen are like other
men, after all.-SuH FrrnciSco Chronicle,
10th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-19

GORED Ry A Cow.-AbOut Q o'clock
yesterday afternoon, at the corner of
Mason aud Filbcrt streets, II boy nged
about eight years WAS pursued by m
Infatuated COW, but fortunately escaped
without serious injury. lie aud a sister,
II year or W younger, were returning
home from Sunday school, and they en-.
countered II COW and calf driven by
another boy. The COW started after the
children and pursued the boy, who, for
II short time, kept out of her way. The
little girl ran in n opposite direction,
crying, ".oh, my poor brother" Her
cutlery attracted the attention of three
men, who went to the boys relief rs
quickly MS possible, but not until the
COW had caught him on her horns AMI
tossed him some distance upon the
ground. His clothing was ripped open
nearly the entire length Of the back, but
fortunately the body was only slightly
bruised. But for the timely %intrrposi-
ton Of the men, the hoy would undoubt.
edIy have been killed. IS. +. Times, II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-19
Excitement la the Cortcs After CHstcinr's
Snepeh.

SpttCu.
Under date of April nth, the Madrid
correspondent TO the London Standard
writes:
Castelar, made a speech on the 18th,
which has certainly raised him to II
pinnacle of popularity seldom attained
by any public man in so short II space
OF time. II was the more extraordinary
rs it wns unprecedented, being in the
shape Of q reply to a long speech de-
the diguitaries of the clerical party,
Senior Mouterola, the Canon OF VIC
toria. Castelar's mastery reply has
taken the whole country by storm. In
the. streets, in tho clubs, in the Com
mittce rooms OF tie Congress, in the
railway trains, AMI in tho press,
scarcely anything else is talked about.
Its peroration was certainly one Of the
finest and most effective oratorical
efforts 10 which | have ever listened,
and produced the most extraordinary
effect upon the entire Cortes. When
he sat down he was instantly surround
ed by the members of the Republican
Left, who shook his hands aud en-
braccd him in the usual Spanish man.
ner, amid the most de0Gening applause
from all sides of the House and from
the gallery above. But this was not
all. Several of the Ministers rose from
the banco azul," and crossing the
floor, went up to him, followed by
almost the whole of the majority, aid
were equally demonstrative rs the Re-
~publicaus. They graspcd and shook
his hands till one would have thought
the arms would drop II of their
sockets-they embraced and Rugged
him, and many in their excitement
kissed him I! To crown NIL, tho stoical
Rivcro, the President OF the Assembly,
rang his bell, hastily pronounced the
session over, and instantly left his chair
to join the rest in their demonstration !
The next moment | saw him not only
clasp the gifted orator in his arms, but
actually kiss him on each cheek 4! Nor
;as tie excitement confined to the
deputies below. 1t extended itself to
the Sllla-ies above, which, especially
the diplomatic and the press %tribunes,
were crammed. They, too, Joined in
the applause.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-19

TuE veteran abolitionist and enemy Of
the South, Salmon p. Chase, is fixing
up all the little questions which have
grown out OF the rebellion with a speed
and success truly remarkable. He let
of jeff. Davis on the plea that the peo-
pie OF the United States sat upon his
case, heard the testimony, aud passed
judgment upon that great culrrit when
tEey voted for the engrafting Of the
Fourteenth Amendment upon the Con-
Stitution, and that, therefore, he
(Salmon P.) had no jurisdiction in the
matter. We now find that he has dis
covered - loopholc just the size OF the
Marshal of the United States, of Virgil
MIA, who was in Office ut the time the
rebellion broke ont, and who, in ODE
dience to the dictates of II tender
conscience, handed over the money he
had in his possession belonging to the
Government which had commissioned
him TO the CUnfcdorates. The loopholc
in question is the Statute Of Limitations,
which everybody knows was passed
especially TO meet the cases OF persons
who may find themselves in tue position
Of the late Marshal Of the District Of
Virginia. This decision lets out n
small army Of Postmasters who acted
in II similar heightened manner At the
commencement of the rebellion. 1t lets
the United States out of II great deal OF
money, and lets Mr.. Salmon p. Chase
fully and ~squarely into the Dem ocratic
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