davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-02-24

IRixer-A Winter Walk Through q
WtidefReae.
spec.l Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
Sr. Paul, Frn, e.
Brown " wallace and ROLAND Mcdonald, TWO e.
nAdiaps, who were 4, Fors GazrJ At the time Rlelo
imprisoned 10 uauT Canadians, several Neees
mnce. arrived here today. In order
to efcapo tne wrath Of Molo. tae9e men
starred On snow.saoes fos Fort Wllam
on Tnundes Bay, Lake superior. 's Tnense f,n: hae5
henoe sy staer and railroad. Many ~
qui1ies have been received from tnei'
friends IN Canada n TO thelf k1fetJ
Their emergency from exile, hy thu peculta,
route. most Of winch Il hos ling wilderness, ant
II tnis sesAor, u sone xha. remarkable:
lat nyxht, On hi WAY to Red River.
, 1870-02-24
NEW YORK.

... Ekw TORE, Feb q
4 OBLIGATION Or FNAsc1EAs OFF FOE WASH.
Ik0IoK.
Several prominent anA1c!ers wont to Washing.
ton tonight to consult With member Of Congress
about the Funding bill and other rnnnctal meas
Drek It underhtood that they Will urxt 4 new
loan At four and . half per cent interest,
RxTkolps, TEE coNpkAsED.
Petitions viii be put IN circulation to-uo.row
for the tepFteve Of ReJuo!ds, the murderer Of
TnWnseuo. On the ground of tn1anity. Theirs Ia
little probability that = reptieEe will be granted
GOLD.
Gold to day touched tho lowest point ktuce Sep
fenoer' 1861, and dealinRs vess Active. This bear
ps1sJ has full contfol OF tha msrkef and Enere Is
general expectation of further deo1ine,
NokKr.
Money Na& easy, with rztea unchAuget Rail-
roads wese without special feature The principal
dealiL2s were In Lake shore, Northwestern, Rock
u and, and Vanderbilt aharea.
CONSOLIDATION TALL.
Tre managers Of several prominent railroads
a1e In the city, ana there il talk Of the cpn4ods-
Ten Of soma Of the Western !tueA
GovKRhxRx7s.
The noticeable feature In the bond mArte: via
the fact that ts OF 1851 aold 1t the eaue price ~
that paid Tor gold, Vie. 1lSH.
10 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
NuRpEaRas sKN7RscEp.
passed sentence upon tuo murderer. Jno. Rey-
nol1s waa sentenced to death {stn ApT1N. With the
reussf tnss there TAI no. the a!'gnteat crease
Atad, aitaigned for tina murder Of hiE mother bT
Jears eaId labor IN s ste Prison. 4s'eA
yKTpEA
Mayor Hall has vetoed nine reaolut1ons pro71d.
tER FOR paving sueeM utIu asphalt pavement
ard earnestly urged the Common Council to use
TOR the purPose nothing but ca1EnF granite
, 1870-02-24

HH1rIKXoKxH oeJ3c1 III A3AaNo foA'
MINT.
There IL = story tn general circulation so-nsns ss
.,., ~ deisy .ated ty Wbssteuote was fof mo
.. euss ~ ertpnr q reaieuas.on before the Hoose
@ sna @us t1ck thstb BODY cut OF It. teasenee, 1ne
s,oTy e1c4,ea aooa deaiof sod,saauon a,a ~ % st.r-
e,1o1ed tne case 10 20 ores viknoas Eo'e' au ~.
en- ..o s.ss..cr. one.t1on had been ordered ~ INC
spee..i M request Of Thutsnore, On nc erouna a,t.
~. na de,,red 70 say something fnrsner'n IN sol''
defence.
Tns va1ue Of ButlesT 6ipR u nesspApa -.
IN Warrington u shown nJ the faet taat 20 ons n
wnoso pame nss been mentioned IN mi o. toe
csses, hss any Newspaper connection aess LIT
IN spi.e of General SiPaes
deuJtnK thas there IN any tstdenea oe1ose tas
committee, direct Or Indirect inp!icAts1a nla1
Nj. Hrooks testified positively that he VA fe
1erea to 6Jphe1's brother bY 8Tpher hiEn1eu, eas
tne eubeequent ne Eostarona With siphe1f beotne1
Az ros dsp1ed. The committee examined satst
, 1870-02-24
SHE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Contents for Feb, q, $50.


1-FARM AND GARDEN: Letter fro- R.raI. Prs
of os.se N r1.at. .rrspss.tlns ouoso b. Cutting.
Wood Home Cplfars-Eorn SHILLING BY Hand md
Nosre Power-A Primers Shelter Wanted
shrinfsee Of Corn IN the Crib Shrinking IN hiua-
D15inz-A.ehss.n Bee- Keepers Meeaak-ozeos
In HoFtes-Checsc ~ Food-Pes1odetv Of 1nteets
-drowiuk Quinees-ktepins Qa Timothy Aead'
o".isasaed Aanes-"A ALL 6ea 1os F'Sa-"oo-
de1tu! Plant
a-FRhk TRADE: Meeting IN View fosk-Rsso'a-
items Of the Cincinnati ohanbcs Of CammtEee.
-WAR AGAINST TAAAASf: saVA&e Article
fiom tho Sew fo1k HoFt+
%AoAAOS QUESTION: Canons b4l-lts Ftae
tuIes md EquttJ Pass3
{-EYREAEEA. Priv nf Observation-Disclosures
1sahs."na.,,a.' a"H a., I,,.r.Ns s,. s.,,,s-n..t
1snoes7ceeo oons 1os. uc1'31o'e ''f 9e'''s'oen'-
@AASsAs: To- hAw s.uet-Entesn Goanuss-
"euss1 hAaos1oto H1"a' a4u "'e''ao "11e1
u1,. Taunusnss 1,H u 1s.M ,saS
s,i.ts 49, - Ano 'iH AHta-' a 1'AniNeA'
s-roSp9E LITER 1ns Queen: .1s Tfr us.,.S
p!sneE PsssyrAne'!s. T ! 10 ~ nlu.tsated Journh
- 4ae tno..e Sen'ots-seea41 .a1 ne-
huoos lnsstoes:n- h1eateoeses Aad Defects.
M E1t:a,; ,tt,a.
'A-Hhm Fon nL.oA a, AONs: n.s.oi5 q Anct'esa %
"aasas ~. IL ~ I..i.pa'u.s - -,
Ta"., ~. 49, ~. AH.ss1.-n- pr-a,.. 80
sast o1s ~, 80 s,,..,,.ns,' ~, .nu
~. A''@ -1A'eeA'A0e'0 --ae
=, u.nrMnIsv,,u Nrorpp. -,.,..,, ,..,.
3-tH Frn51% a RhkfnF Hht1w
, 1870-02-24

,s sa ~ ars,d Of lie t1osn, he would vtspao'd It
| fer lie prrsen1, 10 accommodate that gentleman.
II: Sot tnss be hid not feoct7ed money, but
hat be had rot used ios ~ psTnse & pq1pSss one1
| fr1a a nrlyate PURPOSE. bat that he VA innueneea
ID ne dbpostt.on cl his cadet appoit III ~ pe
| sun'ny cor oLstdetAuor. Mhst alnefenee, az ~ :.
nst1s caat II 'he1e e.e vers ~ al e oeose
| he House and II = member were apptoacn@ea @ ~ ~
atled to vote fos u for consideration q nMnn. .
ion if ne would ~ he vonld apply the MONEY nc
fot Tie 1rl,ef OF the poor Of nls district: he san
ny 1hst ~ not tr.po1y: shst he money - "a
ulea fcr charitable putpotee: thai tne memoel mn,Es
nad no I'd ,nd .oIa "a biz s0gs To.s saas
,,itueusa Tbs sn6dasis ot Nj watl.ea1ose Es hl@.
NJ BUT[ER explained that he only meant t. t
,n1 the ist Of Inc mopeJ being used fof = chaf1 =
t.pie ru1rose woo,d n, ms1e S'oN' o'ae' '4~' ~
MI. LOGAN wss reminded OF N aneedose o. u; !
| rodiesa fellow who, being u chnfco Wnen oo:
~ a6s I'D i"1 too teos eas
could ii no!d Of, and, when ssted Mn1 nc a., :,
ins, replied that he va tne Ereateat nea1aen
cure would be ad1ultsed roeJ Would md memos.
Of Congress building eanteae. u tnsm asa q 4;
a9d sasn h,a. se5x 1i soe sasa sssse y Tae ssnte1n
- non Ma,sscnasetu had spoken eoo9t nsxIps =:
peIs howunx aecot tnat saing Ge.san{ 5asn1 ~ fs
4Jtt~
NJ dong ID. II members Of TIC House Hete wttun :
ss to 1ei1 thensclsea IKE sheer IN the tn1moes, =
did not blame neEypapcf1 fos hoHIE1 Auous !
ard II / dtci.ton In the case vera to Do tosLpouc
or the people wou,d hare The right 70 satpee! W
II. item. II TIE nouse expected IA uommA.ee
~ % il duty IN Investigating frauds, ne Aouss
nd se,f Noold na1c 10 DO na duty IN pnnuaing 1ao
On fsarda II sheJ reported otherW,s tne Aoa
Rould be Raytpg 10 its committee: We tnsuact
you to do IhtR, bat We did Eot expect 5ou EUn HI
cot We told Jou 70 1nvc.uz1se tnts H; tat9
of | Id report II you found ne1 faui
!. but did not expect Jou would % II. re Aoa
at | d,d 1ot perform il dntJ IN this matter. woa
d n14e 10 eerd III solutions Of tE9ulr5 IN fu,nlr
IL Foue other committee than the Committee
Far NliitarJ AnAllA .. ..-..
Iae lie noyed the prenoal question On VI. Polar
3nS | reRolutlon. ~ =,
e. The p1c5ioos question was seoonded-yes'' 1
dE- nays, "a
Nj. Wa1ds amendment to III. foland1 seao
tie | ton Wa rejected without tiyla1on-
ex- Ar. FnlAnds yeeolRtloD Of paS:poaeIeat
LEG rctected-yeAS, 81; n2yE, 11a
III. Logan moved tho previous quesuou
tic adoption Of tas fctolutiou reported tlon
the | Conmlttee &C MautA1J Ada1tA W2b tecona
the MI, MAYNARD moved 10 adjourn l14t
ete- Nr. ScHENCK AAked Mf. Lozlu 70 3teld 70
m ! fetolnt,ou.
ana Mr.. LOGAN declined, bot said h would r
cd. ! to Nj. Wn,t1e1nore 10 mako 1ny defence.
,loet MI. WHtTTR4QHE APpta!ed 70 fha aeasAac
, 1870-02-24

sTUAKT-Younkests son Of JAEes O. staass- skea "
EenthT. s1.h =,
Fnreral To take rlaee 1t oeloek 1hEzsdAs. nh AZ
restda No North Peottkst. ~
u kkEH- In this city. Wednesday netnia@- sa1 II
ee4s+aa Of lie tuak9, Hos 9AtaA. To1nke& sa "
Hn,s s3a Jeans Mee.h atea II en:hi 80 f aa
rtsidcree Ni Wsst Mucrot-d L. Frtnas ot tins family
ars invited ts attend without further aadee>
aAnxhtE1 a MAhAA nd katn ksalty. aged I Yeas.
frne1as srum 30 rt.idecea No. III C1lascn g., II
z&y. II haH. .t4at II $eet3e&
, 1870-02-24
FOREIGN.
Death Of Anson Burlingame
at st. Petersburg.
Austrian Opposition 10 Papal Pre-
tensions,
The Prince Of Wales Testimony
in the Mordaunt Divorce
Case.


GYeNt FIr3t0fr
~ r.RI,.xxr
Ioxrcw p.h a. +, ~. Commors .,d.v tha
1r. ,,.nr.,rn T,cn,o.n,.s nh -, tn,1ndno-d
.ra t,.-r,eod
n ,na uon,. n, 7 ort.,,na nr,c..a,r,p VIVA rn-
,n,or,.rt
nm xnon.rx~ nrrop-r.ex
In the Mo,d.prt t,vnrcs e.aa ,od.,. .he p,nea
of Wai.x. rorne of vnose ,a,ters Ia Iadv Morasunt
hs,a t~an nnh,tsn.6 ~. r.3,.t n TIA ,r,,n..s
at.nd 1orn pan..nee no,naa.t ont thn. M
x-+ns.--..,n ~.t. n -. o,..+4n1 ~ ,n,v.,
uhrh xnu1d sdn,t, ,h.t he Ina neen ouflty ot
anul1er. Inn rxtuoo ts.un.. tuat ne nsd n.n
, 1870-02-24

nlxp or 1NsCRGINrs D1srRRsKD.
LlsEoi, Fsb. ss-The band OF Aiguensfas. Il
Mprsdot, has been defeated and dispersed n1 the
Hoops, Eho took Z; prisoners.
, 1870-02-24

Buynle Live xsoek Market
BC1{Ao, feo. .H-CA111k-Hece1PtAx x4A II
heavr and Inactive: sale< Of ffp head e15A ~ [so
HoosSRcet,pss, Gas 81. MARKET auiet 1t *2aHe f's
sHs1r~Reestp,s, a NA1ke< nominal II lAss wees'
| orotxsiapl
, 1870-02-24

DKATH aV BCRLIK0AXK.
NKw YoRx, Feb. aa.-Mlnlsse1 Bur!lnoame died
-~.- ~------.0.
L0kpuN, rrn. IA 81. PetershnF1 despatch
taYs Aneon Barlngatne died It St. Petcfboorg this
mesriuR, Of congestion Of the lungs, after four
hayt' Hlht14.
, 1870-02-24

Reported Indian Raid ON the KAN
Sns Pacific RAlbFoad.
ST. LOFTS Feb 23-A de4patch hAa oeeo r
estyed httc thA. hard Of indians drove as1a aans
ot men from ioetr Notk on .as s,.,ion ~ nar,
, 1870-02-24
THE AMERICAN ORGAN.
Messrs. &, D. 4 Il. IT. SMITH,
'Nanutse4pre:1 u tbs Celebrated
AMERICAN ORGAN,

n.,ire Ia . the ,cta, sttea.,an Of tie And1 pobie
oshetr magnificent instsuoeatat
ss.sr1 nsts11 Na t. ID x IL 81 E4s 1sat ssd
r. % e; s.,'.st .ss q - S
BEST nEaD INSTRUMENTS.
E.s pe..iaa et tas .ees dsae a nsdE Ass i
os tStis y s:esn, ihat hey have tnperfess and
No srooNpcEA5s INSTRUMENTS
They u,ppt.esu.e ,evs.artty,es OF tAs
CONSERVATORY ORGAN,
FpIcndjd AID irt,inaleally sAluaho tuatEuenE 1ha
!se5: made nd yoaeed IN ~ uox psEest tataqs
I'd e ss,ss.:s: = =. S.. :, ~:
= ~ = e q o.
ne.s earsptts .n.t,ss,eat EHh sasi'iana Feed'
The American Organ,
e.: ss.s IL sss ;s .:S Z as e
atEuetItp u. And stlp.satnx Ii IN
VOLUME soS2a51x Sab aifhtssi5a, Sha5Et SWEETNESS
rF Send for theis I1s*nrasts ctreuars, to be had
= eIaer,0s b careful to ueassoa Tbs No. Of the
fse.s< ayIse, tsou1h aide.1rs n pa.er I'D N &c
AZ 4 sss ss.,s. ~; sl,.asa - Is easna.s',
PRINCIPAL MCslCAL AUTHORITIES,
H,tab.hns tie chaz.ese. Of their 1o.truuens eezaad
al quesu7r tr ca7il asc rrtnted in fhetf dreclAta
T Twenty Years Established
U- so, 600 Instruments sold s-KAeh ono pe-pet.
EAl rcle1snte.
WAHHROQMS:
TREhONT OPPOSITE WALTn4N) STREET,
BOSTON. AASS.
w. w. KIN1BALL,
SO WaahinGton-st., Chicago, ILL.,,
Wholesale AGENTS for the Northwest
, 1870-02-24
NHA1n.

DEMONSTRATION or CHKxP1oYEp MoAINaNKN II
MADRID.
MADRID, Feb. 2a-A peaceful denonsnadon
was made here to-day by the WORKING people ont
Of employment Ttoutanda Of them gathered IN
front Of the AtulstrJ OF Public Worsa and de-
napded work. Similar demonstrations ara an
uouuced TOT to-morToH.
, 1870-02-24

St, PlC1, Ml1n., Feb. IA ftra n Wtnout
last plghf, bIoke cut 10 csxN etoEs
corner OF seouad ood LataJeste saeeA 1. 1oEs
HaExeuyt2 nina QxR4 brt4dl1xk TIT pTe9Qf2a'
, 1870-02-24

R1cuxpxp, Feb, 91-Tne bill allowing Il PEI
cent nrertst IN caae1 Of tpec!al eoItfAc ~ pro-
,ided IN the consti1uaou, Is noW law.
governor Walker today Eent neSnRe
% the Les1alAture, Recommending the pa.
eese OF law that r. pessoo
elected o1 appointed TO oedce shall, besides taktae
fhf osrh PRESCRIBED IN the State Constitution, also
N1ke tAth That he IL not disqualified oy tae eon'
eaturiou CT TIE EpIted Sestea
, 1870-02-24
ICopy.l

ICcpy.l
Fl4sr NATIONAL BASE.
CHICAGO, Feb. =, l5so-}
Received ol JAznes Sargent $1,000, - be paid 70
auy person xho may PICK hls Bank Lockacc7rdn2
to h;a published challenge Of Feb. =, 1870. II the
t1., !, mot commenced within three days, ths
money 10 be returned to him.
te,gr.N LJGAGE, Cash.er.
, 1870-02-24

crr1cx Pfca1A BOARD OF t-SpERwnEZEHA?
rxoAA- ILL.,. Hsv. s. lsea
- GfsTl xx1s: be Peoiia Board Of Erdtrwri:eEt: on
youY Ell eftust MI With Bunss safety c.n1
Tie tttts Ade were IN errrv re.p~rt oMs
tmoessratsd clearly - Aas Year i "'.-tx-
r.as..@ We have every reatn to belrTa sttst s'eN-
I'M these .eytrc fet that keestnr. Hetz!oe o: An3
oiheF burui1 Aptd. roaned III yoor eaa Il a. Aaer
a. .sf-r, md exp flfe u CT 2o54s nAt1a es "'
produce an ert tas.uH of ~ e1A- . .,sx
The ptinr;rh npon which saas tnveosiou tnondeo
IL rrx sfa III nAfEsn and IT. the aFpl!eAtou
you ha1s II it, must eesaial{ . our niSa. r.
1rni fto.s fright -ryasis.s whleh have 10 olra 90
CURED in th~ use 1t bh:ninG flaida
H.frfy snf a. rrrssrs1rr asoAst tsjsTY Ass-
IN frt "a tEe aSe Il burning nads about atrs
Bv.,ss. sy L tse F.etts ba..a et Caaezx1l:art
"' "'1> ~ D. MCKINNEY. Ste'y.
Ca1cA0o Feb II 1s.o
fhnye vItre,red test ct the .bose !aven:ioE. 9aa
haze 90 herr. in ttsfnk that II tie ootE nd ass
Il ert94tc Z OIL Can have rseY q ed-
JOHN IL RAEGH. Sanitary snpercterdF1t
u,cnf,rturtd nv BARNES. SLOAN ! CO: - Bias
1,isnd Av Uhicafa and fnf saie BY Hroeets Htst@Es
| and Kelpse1.r Dealers IN lilt city Aud fuausTJ-
| De- c:7e tive CtscullTa trnt 70 AEy A1diesa
, 1870-02-24

Arrival et Canadians from tho Red
Kiyer-A Winter Walk Through O
, 1870-02-24

BIRTHDAY CHKBRATloN-6FKHCH OF 3A8QH
DECEI.
vuHrA. Feb. 9.-The birthday Of WAshinEton
was spleuddy celebrated IN this city LAT evening,
by banquet slIen bJ jsJ. tho American Minis
ter. great mAny celebrities were present, IN
c!udmg Baron Won Beuss, Prime Aintstes Of Aus.
trtA Jay toasted the European sosereig1F. and
Baron Won Beuss replied IN tho Engl!an lsaRuAEe.
H ss.d the cloee and undlttuYbed relations BE-
tween the United States aud Austria was \ mattel
a, CONTEMPLATION. "Union and freedom " wAs
tne motto Of both Countries. Cnlon Alone pro
rp,ed progreAs, and freedom alone gaTe peace
In concluding, he gave ~ stnttrnans, Int
memory Of George Warrington, The champion q
FREEDOM An d pf1ck,T
, 1870-02-24
ppOK. pBUHN 4 CO.

QQOK. CQHUH W.
XXEKfAfEI 4DvE1TINS7 AoxH39a
<tt as{to1y+d YeesSee ad1eFfis'e-s IoF 4H1 AAa
Cax n ~ teeSst y.tAx ALa, Nse4ss eo rsrt. ea.v
hsrWx.:s n eotIes {nr u NxWtFAfE14 o. AAaa11S1
ii4 ost lsaFne<, u ~ C. 3. Or 1sFFsssA o. ss -
s.sAsrS los.3 prteA.-
, 1870-02-24
MORRIS.

a man usxrlbty TauEied ny Ma
- ChinexJs
nona Taaf ;sadsst IL u a s.
MS coa - Ioltis u thla city, in =
H. .h5 s, 90 & e s,is. md
1csasd doro uEsn the l.sFe oalsSseM ~ aesl III
~heei carried hirn asosna M ~ .nhtnsy eoat b
Hsp.r1 IN pcft1eiy tu1nEItd ronoluoo-
, 1870-02-24

LOUISVILLE, Feb. xA-In the SeuAte, the Con-.
r|ttte on RA,lroadB reported back tho C1nctonas
Southern Railroad bill. together With te1ess
arer trenta PROPOSED, WITH IN EXPRESSION o.
optniou, On the pait Of the majority Of the can
Estee, that tho bE ought not to pssa- Con11des&"
tiou of the bill was deferred until to-no11pN.
, 1870-02-24
The motlln hunaeiPA

! ScttleAs
Mosroox1RY, Feb. s.-Hl{ot r.tee d1st q 1eons fo.
Of supercrdeAs 70 fe!esse -
r. saa n..s =. ~ on 5seens Tse s yadses
LestslasnIe yssted, On 81 ~ o1 Wnioa Il 70 tnssa
Harrington N&y1k CITE fTaeA
, 1870-02-24

Tux Cs1cAoo wEx1lT Tn1sEsE has L las1er and
better circulation In the Vest tnao any other jouFnA
II n an excellent medium for advertltiuk especially
tn those who H,1h to the pAfonaxe Of the FRO
duetnx elapses limited number ot advertisement.
vii be taken It moderate rates. buhetrp:ion Tec Q!
TER Wx1xLY TrDrHx, e PCT aanua. with anesa
reduction for club Of ten or more
, 1870-02-24
MARRIED.
- -
DIED
OIE.0,
I-Ynuot ZOE ai IAEes Q. Start. HEed lo

UNDERGRADUATES this city. FshruiEy, =. =.
b. Tbs Rev s. H. D,yiA. Daye ). Anderson TO hisue
A. Kelly. 10th Of Chieaxo.
, 1870-02-24

Co1rN1yE Feb G-A bill hAs paaSed tae
Uople 10 pGniah fraudulent votrg n pf1mhf1
meettnfs Of political PARTIES 1t = copied atse'
the California iA~.
4 hill ha1 been introduced IN the Senate 70 con
| tol,dt;e gevtrzl trust fupds for educational p1f
| posez In Cincinnati 10 n to e8tAosAh fAt2c uul
| yertisJ In that city.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-01-26
TAILORING.


LIAYlNG secvred shop over Aulabaush's Dry Good
III store 70 ~ Public square I am prepared 10 Cut
kind
MyeLperience in the Cutting Departments Of Ur-
bana Merchant Aailor's establishments and the gen
cral eatlsaciion given, IS my rocomnrr ion
Every Garment cut and made by me Is warranted
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-01-26
La CANTATRICE.
By ] T. TROwBHIDGE.

Br day at a high oak desk stand.
And trace in aledger line by line:
But at five O'Clock yon dial's hand
Opens the cage wherein pine:
And so family the stroke from the belfry peals
Down through the thunder Of hoof and wheels,
Iwonder If ever monorch feels
Such royal joy as mine!
Beatrice is dressed, and her carriage waits;
know she heard that signal chime,
And my strong heart leaps and palpitates,
As lightly the winding stairs I climb
To her fragrant room, where th winters gloom
Is changed by the heliotrope's perfume.
And the curtained sunsets crimson bloom.
To loves own summer prime
She meets me there, go strangely fair
That my soul aches with happy pain
a pressure, touch Of her true lips, such
AS seraph might give and take again
A horrible whisper, .Adieu adieu!
They wait for me whilst stay foryour
And parting smile Of her blue eyes through
The gIimmeriLg earriage-pane.
Then thoughts Of the past came crowding fast
On biissfuI track Of love and sighs,
o. well toiled, and these poor hands soilcd,
That her song might bloom in Italian skies
The pains and fears Of those lonely years
The nights Of longing and hope and tears
Her heart's sweet debt, and the long arrears
OF love in those faithful eyes,
night be friendly to her and met
To box and pit and gallery warm
The unexpected thronR-I am there to Sec
And now she is bending her radiant form
To the elapping crowd +; am thrilled and pour
Ny dim eyes look through a misty cloud,
And my joy mounts up on the paudils loud
I4iks q sea-hird on a stormi
She has waved her hand the tumultous rush
or applause sinks down, and silvery
Her voice glides forth on the quivering hush,
Like the white-robed moon on tremulous seal
And wherever her shining influence calls,
swing on the billow that swells and falls
know no morc-tiT the very walls
Seem shouting with jubilee.
o, little she cares for the f0p who airs
lis glove and glass, OF the gay array
or fans and perfumes, Of jewels and plumUs,
Where wealth and pleasure have met topqy
Their nightly homage to her sweet song;
But over the braves clear and strong,
Over al the haunting and duttering thrOng,
She smiles my soul away
Why am happy: Why am proud
0, can It be true she is ali my own
make my way through the ignorant crowd
know, know where my love hath flown.
Again we meet am here at her feet,
And with kindling kisses and promises sweet
Her glowing, victorious lips repeat
That they sing for me alone
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on ana after Monday November lllii lsd-,
rairs viii leave Urbana, nc the following hours
viz
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.
Jennie listened patiently, but determ-
ined in her own mind to seek employ
ment, and earn, if ifpossible enough mon
ey to defray her expenses back to the
States. She would have borrowed the
sum, but from the observations she had
made, she knew none of the gentlemen
composing the train with which her
journey was connected had the money
to spare.
On the very next vessel that sailed
she dispatched letters to her friends at
home, and to her husband, stating her
situatiOn and intentions, and prepared,
for once, to wait patiently the result.
She found upon examining the extent
her finances that to remain idle was to-
tally impractieable. Something must
be done for the immediate support of
herself and child. Her accomplish
ments, she soon discovered avaiIed her
nothing, as the country was so new,
there was no chance Of gaining a living
by teaching, for it was before there
were children enough in the vicinity to
raise even a game Of marbles in the
street. There was no alternative. The
delicate refined Jennie, once the envied
belle, must roll up her sleeves, and de-
scend to manual labor. Beauty is a
great ally, and doubt if my brave he
roine would have succeeded as well i'll
she had been as ugly-well as some per-
son I know. Sacramento was nOtquite as
large then as it now is, and in a short
time Jennie's story became generally
known. Her assiduity, and modest de-
pertinent combined with her remarka-
bic beauty made her an object Of inter-
est.
1t was almost incredible, the facility
with which Jennie performed her work.
The slender fingers, Though somewhat
awkward at first) seemed in a little
while as much at home in the dough-
tray, forming pies for customers, as they
had been months before rattling over
''the very last polka" on the piano.
Her rapid advancement in the culinary
art astonished herself, but the earnest
longing desire to return home, gave inn
pulse to action, and she never tagged
IN her labors.
AS I have said her department was
ieeOrous and retiring, and yet so ex-
.remely affable that she was a general
avorite. Her resterauNt, for she event
lally became the owner Of an unim-
eating house, was the resort
of the most liberal and re- u
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"Wel, where is my father2 Bridget
says the fishes eat him; Oh. I wonder
where he fsIlI
God only knows love, he left this
city long months ago on the ship EIdo-
rado' and no one has heard Of your
Door fnfE,er sfr,o, 81
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Jennie had been unusually fortunate
in her selections Of servants. Dennis
Flanagan a steady Irish man had now
the sole charge Of the public room, and
well and faithfully he performed his
work. Itwas at his suggestion that his
pretty mistress employed also a rosy
checked daughter of the Emerald Isle,
Bridget Flynn.
Whether Dennis had a design in per
suading Mrs. Claiborne to engage the
services Of Bridget remains yet to be
seen.
Certain it is that if Jennie had pick
ed California over, she could not have
found two more faithful and really hon
est servants.
One night as Jennie was seated in
her comfortable chamber engaged in
teaching her child his regular lesson,
Paul suddenly dropped the book and
said: "BIama you are so pretty.n
Jennie blushed vividly at the unex-
pected compliment, and passing her
fingers through the shining ringlets Of
the boy's hair, smilingly answered,
'and you think mama is pretty, do
yOu?"
eyes ma'am, and Bridget says that's
the reason you get so much custom"
Thrush; you must not repeat Bridget's
words, she is nothing but a poor igno-
rant servant"
ayes, but that tall man with such
black whiskers who was in the eating
hall, last night said he wouldn't come
here to eat every day if you were not
here, because you are so beautiful, and
he is not a poor ignorant servant"
Jennie felt embarrassed and uneasy,
picking up the book she said:
"Come dear, let us finish this pretty /
story of AndrOm Ocles and the Lion"
az will mama; but let me tell you first
about the pony, yes a real live Mexican
pony" The child clapped his hands in
ylee. ''That tall man with the black
took me on his lap, and asked
me if didn't want him for a papa :"
Jennie turned deadly pale. Paul i
ool1ed frightened. Throwing his arms
about her neck and began to cry.
what is. the matter mama9 you look
70 white; tell me-"
''I was thinking about father, dar-
ing"