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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

DON Piatt, an intense Radical,
in writing to the Cincinnati Com.
merCial from Washington, says:
"There is no denial ofthe fact that
the late election in New York has
had q somewhat depressing effect
upon the Government people
here, who up to that event, count
cd their two.thirds majority in
Congress, and swung on as ifthere
were no constituencies taking note
of their short comings. That the
city Of New York, under the cor.
Fupt control Of the most infamous
organization known to politics
humanity, should exhibit 4 haes
majority in favor Of the Demoofa
cy, vas expected. but TIE fean|
in the rural districts ais GA
friends With aismas. H II
hand WriHne 81 Sc VA
m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

ANOTHER Indian delegation is
at the capital. Evidently our
Western neighbors are well de.
veloped in the region of adhesive.
ness, and have no intention of be.
ing discouraged by any defeat their
predecessors may have sustained.
Red Cloud returned home in q
very disconnected state of mind,
but this discomfort did not deter
others Of his red brethren from
visiting the "Great Father" Little
Swan now puts in an appearance
with five other chieftains, of which
he considers himself the "chief.
est" II his name be ct all in &C.
cordance with his nature, Little
Swan may be easily satisfied; but
unfortunately Indian applications
are bestowed before personal char.
a~cteristlcs have had any opportu-
nifty Of development. Turtle Dove
was the most feroclous Of BE
tribe; 50 tlmid whites must moi
|felicltate themselves toe hastily
upon The mild ooenomH &c 81
principal ol Ne
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

and It seems the South should be
anxious to have this road built,
and If Northern men aid us we
should not reject their assistance.
It is very easy to denounce men
engaged in great works as specu-
lators, but perhaps the very men
who denounce them wish to speeu-
late. If General Fremont or Nlr.
Stanton, If New York or Boston
can secure the construction Of the
Southern Pacific railroad, they
will deserve the thanks Of the
South, and no doubt Jefferson
Davis, Robert E. Lee or Wade
Hampton would bid them 60
forward in the great "work Of su-
preme practical beniicence. We
may well be suspicious when
Northern writers demand more
for the South than Southern peo-
pie for themselves, and when we
find Northern writer's willing to
see the Southern Pacific road built,
under the auspices and manage
ment Of Southern men alone, we
suspect that such expcnents Of
Northern opinion are not very
anxious to see it built at all. A
highway common to the Southern
States will be built from San Die
go, California, to some point in
Texas, and thence connecting
roads will diverge to Memphis,
Vicksburg, New Orleans, and
Cairo. It is earnestly to be de.
sired that all conflicting Southern
interests may be reconciled and
the road placed in the hands Of
men who will build 1t with the
greatest speed and in the best
manner.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
3 WEEKLY HERALD.
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1870.
ASIA D~OwS-AERIoA Up!-In

ASIA DowH-AFRICA UP!-In
the Senate of the Georgia Legs.
lature recently, after passing an
amendment to the Naturalization
bill, extending its benefits to
''aliens Of African nativity and
persons Of African descent" the
word "white" was retained in the
body Of the bill to exclude the
yellow boys Of Asia. So the Chi
nese cannot be naturalized, bet
-tb" enlightened Ebo, fresh from
his native wilds, Is entitled to cit.
izenship. How long can a sensi-
bic people endure such stuff as
that?
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

TIE latest Havana dispatches
point to serious Spanish reverses,
and to further complications as a
result of the hostility Of the plan,
ters to the emancipation policy re.
gently adopted by the Cortes.
The establishment of Spanish
authority in the Island seems to
become less and less probable,
The date Of its termination we
may not be able to predict; but
the fact Of its termination, at q Pc
Rod not remote, appears morally
certain. Nothing but pride i'm
pels the home Government to cling
to a task which events in Spain
would alone suffice to render
hopeless,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
SILK Raising at salt Lake city.

The culture Of silkWorms in
California, which has already adj
vanced from an experiment into
an established business, Is ex-
tending to Utah. The Salt Lake
Herald gives a description of a
cocoonery in that place, seventy
feet long, by twenty in width, in
which there are at present SOC, 600
worms, varying in size from q
mere speck, to two and three
quarters inches in length. They
consume thirty bushels ofmulbery
leaves q day. AS they grow larger
they will require more. Some
fears have been entertained at one
time that the ravages ofthe grass
hoppers among the mulberry trees
would deprive the worms Of their
accustomed food, but the grass
hoppers are now disappearing,
and this danger is passed. All
the trials made in California prove
that the worms multiply rapidly,
and that there is no difficulty In
the way Of a successful prosecu.
ton Of tho silk manufacture; and
II the grasshopers do not provs
an obstacle in Utah, the Mormonl
win soon be making their own
silk.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

the peculiar wording of the Inter
nal Revenue act. While 1t is said
that the tax on incomes shall be
collected "on or before the 3Oth
day Of June in each year, until
and including the year 1870, and
no longer" no such Limitation is
contained in the sections Of the
act relating to dividends and in
terest. In those sections it is
simply said that "there shall be
levied and collected a tax of FIVE
per centum on all dividends" of
any bank, trust company, savings
institution, and Of any fire, ma
rine, life or inland insurance com
pany, and that any railroad, canal,
turnpike, canal navigation, or
slack-water company, which has
issued bonds or other evidences of
debt bearing interest "shall be
subject to pay q tax Of five per
centum on the amount Of such
interest, or COUPONS or dividends"
and are at the same time author
lied to deduct and withhold the
tax from the payees. As matter
0fcourse until these sections are
amendad or repealed, the holders
Of stocks and bonds Of the class
Of companies described must sub
NIT to the loss Of five per cent,
while others will be exempt. So
long as all incomes we're liable to
. tax Of five per cent. there was
no hardship in this discrimination
but II the income tax is not to be
maintained at the old rate, there
win be an injustice which Con
gress should not omit to remedy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

underneath her right eye to ex.
press you can't fool mer')
Thus Doctor 2 was followed by
Doctor 3, while Doctors l and 2
waited at the corner of Seventh
avenue to see what Doctor 8
would do. And thus the drama
went on until Doctors l, 2 and 8,
were reinforced by Doctors 4, 5,
8, 7, 8, 8, 10, IL, -, Is, ID, Is, 16,
II, Is, 10, 20, q, %, %, "a, Is
and 26.
This Procession Of numerals on
paper, made a grander procession
Of Doctors at the corner Of TWEEN
ty.sixth and Seventh avenue.
As the weather was very hot, the
citizens were astonished, nay,
more, terribly frightened. "Chol.
era!" infection" "Contagion! :"
we're the cries. The local residents
we're alarmed. The idea Of so
many doctors being together in
one locality suggested an amazing
morality. Perhaps the citizens
thought that the immediate dis.
tricts of the doctors would show
q large decrease in the death rates
and they had no desire to have
their pride wounded, leaving alone
their bodily architecture.
Well, when the doctors told each
other about Col. Mitchell, each
doctor in turn laughed as If he
would Immediately go asundef,
Then the doctors laughed togeth.
er in one time and two motions.
Then some person irreverently
suggested that 1t WAS not too ear
ly ITO take something" They
we're all soon performing an Ope
ration upon . wicker covered dem
iiOhn, when some man said tina
900 out Of every 1000 doctor
ought 10 be saving wood. In
fash no doctors could be found
They had gone.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

A "PosrULArUM for the Jews
has been presented to the Pope,
signed by over 500 Bishops, re-
questing the GCumenical Council
to extend a ''paternsl invitation TO
the unfortunate people of Israel"
that they may recognize Messiah
our Saviour Jesus Christ" &c
To this an answer is returned, in
the name of "The unfortunate
Children" by S. Szauto, q German
Jew Of New York, in two most
original letters addressed to the
"Holy Ghost in the Vatican" The
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

lied, but / doubt IL they will ever
be here.
"Glve my kind regards to all,
and write soon to your much bene.
fitted and thankful servant,
~. W. SMITH.
"P. S.-There we're ninety one
appointees; five failed physically,
forty.seven failed mentally, leav-
ing thirty-nine admitted"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

A novel, ifnot 9 strictly proper,
style Of personal complement In
this U~scriptlon Of Olive Logan BY
3 Nevada editor alhe most 81 i up
ard nnanry ehnlliHCn ef WcmanlT
sit ~ 8dsI1 ihAl re ha the
aaaa Ut meail
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

Forney made up his Philadelphia
paper for the 4th, with extracts
nom Journals Of ITS and there.
abouts. It made the most aensi.
BE lssne rom his establishment
Tor some fIne
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

longer, and that 1t will be but o
short time before they will go to
work, as a large portion are losing
onfdence in their leaders.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
testing to reflect that

this disunion Convention repre-
sented the prevailing sentiment in
Massachusetts, at that day, and
the spirit still exists, which would
ruin If it could not rule.-[Mem-
phis Sun.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
WEST Polxr, N. Y,
June %, 1870.


Dear Friend: Your kind let
ter should have been answered
long ere this, but really l have
been so harassed with examination
and the insults and Ill treatment Of
these cadets. that / could not write
or do any thing else scarcely. l
passed the examination all right
and got in, but my companion
Howard, failed and was rejected.
Since he went away / have been
lonely indeed. And now these
fellows appear to be trying their
utmost to run me of, and / fear
they will succeed If they continue
as they have begun. We went
into camp yesterday, and not a
moment has passed since then, but
some one ofthem has been ours
ing and abusing me. All night
they were around my tent, curslng
and swearing Of me so that I did
not sleep two hours all night. 1t is
just the same at the table, and
what / get to eat l must
snatch for like q dog.
II don't wish to resign II l can
get along at all but l don't think
Il. will ha heat for me tn stav and
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

Whena Washington gentleman
wishes to give 4 toast he pDura
out fonr fingers 81 fnen and
oaeaafIe aamaM aHefes how
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

IUIx.-The Boston Pa
year 1912, thus dc.
disunion Hartford
then in session:
ntion to control the.
authorities Of the Uni.
A Convention that
sever the Union and
empire Of the United
Convention 70 divide
h into q parcel Of In
ltary government, al
with each other and
TO n~obOdylli This
ect which is exhibited
people of Massachu-
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
naash a 1srsns aaa.lsmn
apmrte.

Meaeh a. 1sreme aaaasamn
unmFte.
jerome Napoleon BohaDara.
Of Baltimore, who has been EoF
some months confined 70 bic house
BY e. incurabIa cancer ia ths.
throat, from which he has suffered.
Tor years, died yesterday morning
Of z O'Clock, e bis residence d
this city, corner Of Park and Cen
ire street, aged sixy-ave. he was
born in England, while his mother
was waiting the favorable inter-
cession of her husband wgth hls
brother, then Emperor Of the
French, which was never obtained.
The romantic but Sad story which
attended upon the marriage Of hls
parents Is familiar to every one
how the popular and courted Je-
rome Bonaparte, commanding Q
French frigate, landed at New
York, in 1903, and was feted BY
our people in bis tour Of sight
seeing through the country how
be fell in love with Miss Elizabeth
Paterson, Of Baltimore, who Is
still living in this city, and who at
the time Of her marriage was ..
young and blooming belle and
daughter Of the wealthy merchant,
William Paterson, Esq. They
were married December "a, 1908,
by Bishop Carroll, according to
the rites of the Roman Catholic
Church, and with a solemn mar.
rage contract drawn up by Hon.
Alexander J. Dallas, Witnessed By
the prominent citizens Of Balti-
more.
jerome Napoleon Bonaparts has
borne the intense suffering from
hia diaaasa. now proved fatal, with
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09

~
appearance he strik.
led the portraits Of
peror. He had the
es and stolid look
lcterized the greatest
ldern time, and when
feelings Of either an-
ire, he had the same
ZION. He resembled
lore than any Of his
same shspe os The
sty Of features, br0nzs
dark eyes Of peCu-
la figure cast in the
b mould-and Louis
uring the time he was
nd it requisite 10 use
ution in police man
prevent an outbreak
ceiling.
", who is now ninety
!, has all her faculties
% the hope, It Is said
ndson may yet affair
ion Of Emperor OF thI
ch would present thu
Imaly Of an American
ice. During the Lat
this country, the de
d himself closely will
interests.
ah C. Williams, thI
w of jerome NapC
rte, who resided wit
On in feeble health 70
but no immediate fea
felt by her friends
her remarkable, 500.
solution Of Bonapart
orning, 9 member 0
roceeded 10 her roon
or Of the fact, whel
Id dead in her bed
IN, 18th.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-07-09
TaE CoLORED ~

HRFdships 81 the Hartford BaFs
key aG west Psant-sui Letter
MomessA Pretty MaEd Case.
The following letter from J. W.
Smith, the colored cadet at West
Point, to his home folks at Hart
ford, certainly. makes out pretty
hard times for that young Pic.
neer:
, 1870-09-09
TIE GREAT FIRE
/ yyprh S,IIl Progressing Among fhe Nuths-
| No ftuGira Vet Fount-!tnotlcF
SSufcu1rnt.

The work OF removing the rubbish from the
ruins of the Drake Heck WAS making Steady pro
g.ess yesterday, and large crowds loitered around
tic scene during .he afternoon In tho hope that
the we,kmrn might uuearth some OF the victtns
tenljuR, The IRE YES still kIn9nlder!ng unslfr
.ie mass oi dtbris. and several streams of wafer
were kept nl1ytnE upon II, A considerable pie
pf eoots WAS thought out from the store OF J.. v
FaIncll, rlecrs ni lihcn, canvas, Blk handker-
g}Iefs sna &thef n1stces, all af which we're tnate
,r:t<. hunt. No ls.tta wtrc scrp. The Hofklncn,
hoN ever, have now reached the sccont anof,
e1lLsth hith, 1t ii SUPPOSED The f0ts1ts OF tnc
v,ct.ss 1T anyl a'c lying. an't n the course q
rtnel, thr point. ?i"thinv further has been srard
atra ti;E the eaItlt.s wtl0aa names we're publish
ii IL the lis. Of ntss!nK Ones. The fo!1w1r4
staten, mt aflu1sls additional chcffMatlon OF thc
.ene'a belief resEcctiug the late u tue oatottu
ntr Inrntc'!n. ..
| F1alHC. Lyon, who rooms in HnuoEc Hook
,tatc. tho, he was Ill FarwtiFs busid!.y previous
n The III ling OF the wa1ss acd sars that man
wt..En thsNke, ir,'M the icscfIpftua. was D3Fn
helm a>se him T. 70 n,s e.. ts ,,, nascn;sns ~ v.n ~,
to to '"f t. e'''' Basement @ '"' ~ts 1le p,rahein
| VINO loin.ch AhsuI, and sa!'f. There ar th
noilcis." lie wcnt tus anls them, and When w1tat
nn]s aier h. left thu stsirs, the crash nccnrIet
| lie lrokei arou'.l Ut lht. place wlletc Dosu
| helm nH,t stood, and say that It Was cotete
with tnHr r. five tett t.f bricks a71 timber. II
way - thr stars. wnrn h. reochcd thc TOT. .
thr fttgkt he Gilt Il uslt two or three Hines, III
| .Gce!srI 10 ar<;SeF. H.. does Eft thtEk 1t w:
l,1s.il.:e for uo,Dhe!m to hnvs lett that spa
: L,an as on tic E-st floor, near the door. VIII
NJ trti met bin. liz thinks there was 20 q
X tiee In tue bssepett Ct tic tftrc the wn:ts fc
.ul t.at he was the last cne who got out ol +
| {tliIui1 8.
, 1870-09-09

A rrrncA rarcr s.ys Elc T1us-iaus arc sTon-
tcrtn,,. ,rsii ~ ,,r..f n evrryIhtar III ,Des
m cr:,, - ihc s,1irst leiails. SINE IA; ssu
~, = ,no.n, ~ i:h;ans rnterr,3 yi,,ayr fnfMi~n
r,tafn ~ = r,.rnh S-mr had n1s>e] f,nr AID
, ~ t.rs 1ha Tsr,rnE val mir tr,,st
- - ~ an 1890 ft,n, ~ ,Ea.-H
, ~ gn,ns.t 1;es, roT,irn.; - r5o ,he-
r ras. snt ~ 1 ~ ms.s ~
s"u toue =: " ,. SIItH5 ~ % tt41 ~ ~ ~
~ 4 n,d H. Stunnss,,,i. ~ ,tnc, ~ M,o1.
,tsr ~ ~, ,r.nT. ~ viii Mns r1afn1s,1 Ths
s,rant1ant nniTet snrn+. n,tns nrr m hts
o.. .n., ,pcec,s shrcNch .hs., :. Wnern
pocfet ~. saso hc ;upra Am nnn,s
is Schultzs" s.r H,c.se t.u.-- ss+.an,,
, 1870-09-09
ALLEGED REVENUE FRAUDS.
OF Nisftl1ers Before Epitetl
stRtea Com missioner Nosne-

Yesterday afternoon, q. ". Bullock and r, G.
PYLE, butn OF secor, Ill: Daniel Gingeneh, OF
Rowling Green; C. Il Richardson, Of Quincy:
Daniel Webster, Of Fl. raso; and ". F. Sett'ois,
Ct Chatswerth, were before Tinted States Com
missioner llryne On three charges, to wit: firat,
removing llgi gi.wttes without paying the tax: scc
wai net er2s,as the hrantls Gil empty barrels Al
thIa It l. Ead ocnrIrtl IN the spTtEg Of tsta. TIC
gentlemen uAlnCsl A1e all wealthy. atl HerG 1sIQ-
CiAtrd together la tHe wl.6ry business, having Il
t.!stll!esy en ianlhes Cae-s, IN Woa41nEA tvan.y
i'll, ard . rtcttf!.r@ cstahi!.hsAeRt IN The saut
county, bnr snnlt ta.staurr frcn the tiIshucty.
S1pcry.ttf lilbns1 tteid nllt rts abs:snnIs A. H.
s;s.,Lcll and F. T. Fowler, wt'sSt:l uo the c15.-
amt 1lectrt GEt!lc!cut evidence t warTant tu:.1
ar, aiuument DffOre the Etln mtsI'.,ner. All tst
drftntlaEts, e1e..rf ffr: l-Is4'n, EniraV an cx-
asn!Matu, md wc.r held In roo hall tur trias.
Richardson Appeared with MI attorney, IND til.
iFst witncss sHprn Eas William Dnhha1l. :.
ieamslrr. Hc testified that he had dE1sn HI n.
wires from tho ltstffiery to tho rtct!ring rst,'-
aud ihAt snu.c OF the barrels had no stamps On
atd oiL.rh had. ...-
The next witness was D. c. Enynrt. Nho icsii-
ted that no ha!5els eytr cine to the rrctifyiug
establishment i,up thr iltst1llerJ without bf1nds
He subsequently, admitted thai he WIS part
Hu tic crcss examination. sata &c never puf any
money IN the cnrcerns 1llnt know VINO rast
the money for the hletwtncst didn't know wne
t.id the expenses Of tho establishment and l1dn1
know anything whatever about the Htm-
The Commissioner thought the Mttnesa kneN
mere Than he WAS wLllEE TO tell, and. believing
hs 10 tc m Interested party, held him IN s. 90
40 0c0 hail to answer at thc TnIte't States DIS
tEfct Court.
, 1870-09-09
A. WOMAN'S SUICIDE.
mrn4 rIncdona9d, the Advocate OF
Woinun's Rights. cuts her Throat
With "A Razor,

mrnA macdonald, the Advocntc OF
Woinan,s Nights. cuts her Throat
with a Razor.
From the N1u Fork Horld. Sept I.
EARLY yesterday morning the village of
Mount Vernon was thrown into great excite
meut By the announcement that Mrs. Mary
II. Macdonald. proTiueut wo:nsns nights
advocate, wife Of Alexander ". Macdonald.
had committed suicide at Asr residence.
There seems to be no reason assigned Tor 1hs.
Macdonald havirg ended hcr aer, as far as
hor family surroundings wero concerned,
aud tha cu1rent opinion il in aecnrsalce with
tho verdict ronee1sa By tho Coroner .
| Jury, that she took her own life while labor
| i,g under lit Of Temporary ina1nitF. From
! the statements OF MIR Macdonald aud othcEs,
it seems that on Friday evening he returned
! 70 his house FROM his tlsiness in Now York
| at tic usual hour, and, on Ills ar7ya! IT Its
ho1se. Il md 1t fastened all around. Being
under lilo impression that hls wis, had gone
| to New Rocl,elle, and would econ yetNsn, he
tirst sat down or the piazza and then went
back to tho wpoJAousc. There ho fell aslecE
aud did not awaken until about 10 O'Clock i
the evening, WHOM. finding the house ETH
| closed, hc effected an antrance.
On going to the bathroom he vas hoEriiet
at hehollinr his wife, partially drcrtod, be-
hair streaming over her bare neck md shnUl
ie1s. lying At full length i'll tho batl.-tLb, hs
head and loft arm resting in small @ tlp s loot
[ IAsu 0ntlns FA@SA Gaa fHAtE AA.t - 1'"~e
with her ttrost cut frum the left err to TIL
right Of tho wirdcipe, With a cry Of horro
be rushed into tho STREET, and soon a1srme.
tlc neighoorbool in the immediate siciuit.
Tie surroundings gave every ev
denee Of q tbcfonSh preparation 70
| scsf-deetluction, 1s, in addition to the bAsl
, which the sniclde t,Ta placed for ttte reccY
ticn Of the blood, and on whieh her head va
supported, statement Of bel. rtaTons fe
| committing the des was fouslI in her ~
count. lock en- table in the parlos. Hefoi
ending her iile she had laid out sesarI art
/ clcs Of clothing iE Nllicl, rho wished to
, buried. 1hs letter, WHICH VAS written IL
trembling hand. IVES addressed to 4. W. 1la1
tcnasA (.r- husband, ~ d raar1a as foitowa:
aSooS-1tY OwS DEAR ursEAsp: ttef III
ons ny 1T 9Th can make yup fres, and ps'
Enust earnestly that you sui our dear sun WALL
u1ay Etlsl hc laFpy.
II regsci 10 cause my .1car and agel moth
. | anothcr Eat s u sorruw, and ny iorc Ahidts VT
:, As an nos: about to enter upou eternity,
. | wish 10 sssnre sou tcneW'1lly fEas nv mart!
We understood tac', other bet.er, we should IA
' | leen Lapptcr. II N nIW TOO late Let7ue he hl
II ird quietly, close to the right band OF our tarh
Warren.
"I1ongto to embrace yon aaA onr tlea: Wa!
= once more. atay God help you both nov q
esezmose. Is the prayer Of yonr d}ipE r VIE: y
h " tile nrm believer in tho Christian rtii2i'
/, | and hupnG fur resurrection In the last day n
:. all tause Rho nay pe deemed WORTHY of etSn
q | life. II. II. ~
, 1870-09-09

sli>cel1nneou..
An lC1hansFobs paper has an enteTprts NJ n
porter who listened to = two hout1' conversation
whase husband Isi,crs IL chicago, lie 1psnot 81
which wa, that the istttr ls to receive the sun Of
slo0oo the day She gets her dtrorce. The at1er-
sth5, OF all Chscaxeans WHO nave wives In 1udlaa-
The september number OF MI. Green's Ch.ca-
% R,t'ui H.eeri. recently lsaas Is aEe ts p1sde.
Lot cnls valuable TO rostmsS'crs, md all specially
conuas ten with tho r.'stal seFcc but 70 our citt-
.sns y ssSg ssS ane s1taH ns'
"A Sponucnt. eager to maintain the honor
OF Chi ago Ii all thugs. caps the story that San
francisco has chtl! 1hrse yeass old weighing
IS unc on Main ftrees. 10 this city, Two Jears old
aud wsichlns one hundred and tweatJ eounts =,
s s sf oveT gata r. asGD Ms en IL
| Ad9rrs and Lasslle streets, yfste!aay morning.
| .nd slightly 1r,urcti The driver Of tnc horse. y.
rar!sesw. was arrested and t1seo tn NC Asmory,
oSss ~ it was ehown he was not to blame, he Was
~ frenehman named Philip Gasn.at,. fe!
.he roo. e Iul9.nS snS IN, II rensse S H. t e.
| hy 6ts fcilow-woIEI1tn. Deceased WAS q ycats
ii are
Two Iisl.ans who nre Ttorneiore Of sasooni
on Anltttd strtts. nral Adtps, had hsnt o.
Wednesday nsehf. an one Of them, namct
10 to his ie1. xo arrests were made.
III. NJ K'us1cT's restaurant, No, ss Mahasf
avenue, vas entered iy four toys At ~ carlJ hou
! suecet deA IN hteal.rr anything, Policeman Ho2af
oesttvrd them. nt,d captured one. who gave III
na.s e Thens a9!shsy; ss. He viii probably b.
1xgS'y cooas5 Tssn,es4a5, he5 L. ~ H.
died IN II few hec1a. The particulars ot thc casl
, were given IL. .ScsterdatS'a 1R4sCsE The eytdenc
vi n+trh IL