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HOURS OF LEISURE.


Everybody finds leisure to read the Bun
The Montgomery Coterle enjoyed their annual
calico hop IN WaihAa Hall, % Orchard street. last
night.
Miss Julia Coleman will lecture on Alcohol, our
Enemy" in First Place NJ. f. Church. brooklyn, tO'mor.
evening,
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The Irish Feniau. Preparing.

DUBLIN, April ia large lot of powder was
seized by the authorities al the little village OF Con
NELL on the Llffey yesterday. IL Is supposed " have
been collected By the Fenians.
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THE DYING LEGISLATURE.
nov THEY RUSHED THRoU0H THE
NEW YORH TAX LEvIES


s,,,. Ala m. I,,.r,., .,n.ux.x.-c.,,,.
t,r Gev, uonman ,o win n Lis,l, Cne.p
App'ause - Rx-spesher ltttteiebu ss n
Rival Of Mr.. Greeley.
Alp.sy A,r;, 10 -Tbs orest sxsnt of tbs dsv
mn. ,ho n...sn. no ,,. A..sr.h,, ~ ,h. u.v yovs
c,,v ia, Ievv !, y.. aon, N IN. p,,,,. ,..sss.
.,y,s a, comn.,.,,x.,, ,,Ie,.. .,no,.s Al "a
49,. A.. s,..la. s....-a.s A.. IA. A., .,d
IN. uo... x...,v.a ,,..,, ,.,o c,,.r,,,.. ~ ,h.
w,.,. a. .a..,a.- a.. a.. "a .on.,. 80. ,,,,h
u""'o =" eoneeof ."o eW sh" eos"v s's'' Wv"
Mr. Flasg Of Troy in the chair. The latter eentle-
man was seected 10 preside on this occasion because
a.. p,.. .os..s., H.. ss ,.., a.. -. =. 60.
INC nns 'esaroso MN ~ '"s' INC man " o.Iy
out their orders. His instructions were few he
must permit only Alcck Frear 10 speak, and nobody
e,se. Tbe ol,rt sr.t ber,p to ROAD The etsy ,sx
-
levy He had not uttered the nrst three lines bofore
little Aisck sprang up and moved 70
rhoohnss TEE BILL.
John White arose to say someshine. but Flags paid
no attention to him, and declared rre.r. motion
e0ur s, ,s ',s o,oro,.a @ -
'nese Important ohi' was proo'''v
roun MINUTES AND HALr.
a,ss' Us y, a ,s ~ CO.. I,s.". ..a
% eupe,,no'' ~, " y. = ue " Noss" ,,,.A
~. ..,,, ,so, A.. rss.r on.. 49,. -. "a
- .r 80 ~ -, -, '. 49," 80 - y o.. -. $50
mo'vu 70 aisrroe WIN '"e ropof Sae comssnse-
modia.ely. He Of course choiod OF all debate by
question wa. ordered. Il required = two.
thirds vote to pass Alexis motion, and
tberesors memb.r. ware cnr,or. ~ ,s.rn
what Republicans would join the Democrats. To
'no surprise o, ever'uoo' .wo''nira ,o,o was no'
secured and hence the mo'ion was lost The he-
publieans who yoted with tho Democr,ta vere
johnson, Maddox Oatman Blossom Bolt and T. T.
Davis Frear, who Is never at loss for resolutions
ing at 8 o'clock tbi. evening, which motion was
fs.pSS By the help Of the votes Of such '0caled
LvoRD co.
Al the evening session tonight both bills were
passed passed The The only speeches aEgins. % them were BY
word voted against the bills simply because his vote
was not needed TO pass them. Tho afternoon SEES
sion Of the Senate W. exclusively devoted 70 the
debate on the bills granting State aid TO
snv.oaa. sv huane; e noirson1ack, s, anu 3tner
! nedy b,t,erlv onno.ed Ihe sm..snrss non nn
,hs ss.ro,od az, a, ~. v,n.om ~, ~ ~, %. W ~
spend money IN con.,,ns,iny rosSs IN wheh n b.S
ON the other hand declared that the eonstruetop oi
,hssa ,o,,rd nS ro.,,v tenS 10 th hna, y,
the midiaOd counties Of tho State. All The bills L,
ps anu nov ~ ~, 70 u' uno uV.ernor i, LOT nis
EE,n sEnu.o .a nss eourSe' 'no hAeoua'o WIZ pursue
WIN respect 70 these
| STATE AID BILLS
has not been positively ascertained. IL surmised.
however, that or the sake OF ginning popularity ne
The bin was passed BY the folio wing yote;
ArssoMcssr Banks Blood. brand. Cauld dwel. Frost.
hn eFshsa; maopaId Lesis Lord' morgan Mur'
MYs-Messps soSen. Pr.Iley' chspm,p. elvooa
| Hardenbursh, HsrpsndinE. Kennedy Giniei and H.
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Tho Baltimore ship Crest of the Wave, went
ashore near Cobb's Island the 18th inst, and Al
hands were drowned. She from Liverpool
loaded with railroad iron and chinawaro. -Four
and children's apparel has boen found.
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R..,i.s Preosealns. OF tho Legislature.

,,, In the senate mate bin. were pssssd-Te widen and
sion o. Lexington sI.nss. Nov Yefi smosdiss he
ss.rs; %,nns das0s ss New iSrf :.s SrsSfy.
chang n s:S foIi ;,s,sSlisiss q. rssssaisI
tns Library Building Fsnd Assoosf,os OF BsocEiyn.
T. eonhrminE the tits q the Mayor. Aldermen,
property Incorporating the Bsstsrn District Hospital
o. S,,1oayp M,h1g csr,sln y alteration. In the map
In The Assembly bll. were passed Authorizing the
branches In kings and Queens counties. To incorpo
rate ne kast River and Bushwck Underg round Raii.
around Central Park IN New York city.
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WAsuISGros, April l9.-The Senate Judiciary
Committee Is investigating thu allegations resDoct
ing corrupt influences brought 20 bear on Senators
10 aansnns their votes on the psndinE GeOrgia bill
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the o'ooRHAN LEGION,

which quietly took up position In and about the
church, prepared TO act on an emergency. Al the
close OF the lecture Miss O'Gorman came out. on
The night before under the escort OF the pastor The
hter, on seeing the extent Of crowd, which number.
Cd several hundred, drew his charge back In the
church, and proceeded 10 secure carriage TO take
ier home. When this was ready she emerged from
The church and ~ once entered the Vec.e, accoIn-
poniet by body guard OF Protestant friends. The
movement was noticed By the crowd. VINO at once
BET up loud chorus OF yels, shouts, and threats, ac-
companied By
RUSH TOWARD rHE cARRIAGB.
But the o'Gorman Legion and a large company Of
Protestant citizens had taken To secure posi-
{lons Immediately about the carriage and mAu ased
70 keep the turbulent crowd back. though at the
cost OF sundry knock-downs, black eyes, bloody
noses, and some serious collisions with clubs and
elob6s. As tho carriage started from tho church
door and the mob found itself noied in Its attempts
to got 1t H.,
PISTOL WAS FIRED
al H. the ball barely iping the head OF one OF the
gentle en- seated insido. But beadway having boen
sAinhd. 40 lto.page was caused BY this dsmaaatra-
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cage. No wonder il is.such favorite
route, aud one which Is drawing moro
and more each yesr Sof the travel be-
tween the East and West. Passengers
iro,n Minnesota TO any part Of tho East
will dowell to purchase tickets over
these roads. y s. :- -*z..s,
I hear everywhere the complaint Of
dull times. Everybody says this has
been hard year.. Few seem: to be
doing much more than making fair
living, and many, come far short Of chat.
There has been considerable rain
lately, but the skies are. now brighter
and the weather cool and: fallish, The
coal fires that y ti blaze in the open CRATES
10 the evenings and mornings not only
look cheerful, but feel eel decidedly com
Portable. .,~..., =:
I referred, in > previous letter, to the
marriage o. b z 1'ormer- resident lent OF s..
Cloud an to ay young LADY Of II this city.
Ma), John G. Hamilton n was the hap:
py;; individual, and Miss =, Maggie Hart
ney, an adopted daughter of Rev:
Mobiles, formerly Of St. Paul, the
bride who who, makes Minnesota her futpr,e,
home. a W., B. M.
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DONNELLY.

The Red Wing Republican, has tn"
following ia: respects TO- "Puguac;ous''
Dopaslly: :c Ea.a: ...s- -. ."
1opneIly out Of! Congress, denounces
the leading measures adopted by Re-
publican Congress, most Of. which were
enacted With the consent and assistance
Of D)tonuelly in Congress. He must be
a safe man to keep out Of Office, for, &C.
cording to himself, he doesn't under
stand anything right while he is 10.
Donnelly not being able to keep the
St. Paul Dispatch from supporting
Gen. Averill for Congress, has demand.
ed the payment Of the money by the
loan Of which to that paper he has
hitherto been able to make it serve bis
political fortunes. The editor, after
prououneing the statement that Gen.
Avsrill or any Of his friends had sub.
sidizsd him in any way, "as deliberate
and unequiyocal falsehood, base1y it,
famously coined tor political effect,' -
'als:"Ou the contrary, our support Of
him has led to the demand of the pay
ment ola loan which necessitates the
sale Of property in an Eastern State to
meet" We are glad the Di.pacth il
becoming independent Of its creditor,
personal control.
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e The qa'sl5pegs 17ei s5$9an Pl, il

- The - Ilasti pgs, Upio. complains
Shas taetse4 sus Of, Dakota ssoodht5A vas
badly taken, ,nuon.a 7I,n.so,aser biyov
'- MI, ctss:. :9es,hlieelas,' IF faribkult,
lost horse worth $500 a few days
since, the animal failing into we'll.
u-Free5orn, in Freebotl noedaty, Hig
going to try the experiment. q town
fairs She holds <'ae 90 % the 18th inst
aha There itin459 ip..rson,, ssapkB;jEsd
in the boot and shoe factories of LAM,
Randall 4 Co., at St. Peter. The Ad-
vertisef' ssys1hats 800 persons sfe sup
pPor.edrby thisttacto'fJ: lEtta erh |.
G3Fia saAa f32EtfT NAMJaE IaGGoW
Fno-'Three lsf's4tb>es Red Wing boy
t Z ssssrh haze sy,l besna 'es,t
School to remains until tsheyai arsrgt of
razeaP a.Ihsys, .srs:s Oscar Jabpson,
F AGED I'll II years, Join kGrabsr, IL
years, and Charles Sw ansoo..Gl3iyears.
- sG,eS sf,sssp ts.s s,,s: c.IA
rooS The preieeptipgI,i ! tterneB , eofs the
,seyenth judicial distfioT Of North Car
olina refuses, On 81 The er s,'u ind .G IF iasuf.
ficient dafasaSs Ito ndiss. thAicitixens If
Gaswsllsoouoty .tres.sd = j. Col aCnk,
On GSy. ]Aola u 4 oldsass,sa e. re mar-
n oSl1N RfkeAfpI..A... q - = .s'.ss''ss -
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THE POLITICAL OUTLOOK.

From ihe Nordiss Folk.blad: 5 -
Hardly day passes but that We
are met from some quarter or other with
the question: as to what position our.
countrymen will take in the impending
election in this district. While tho.
question is. difficult one for US to ans
wer positively, We however are probably
better posted in regard to the matter
than a god many others. i Our answer
to the question would be then, that the
scaudinavians are going to be this fall
as they have'alvayss been, true to the
Republican standard, aud will by their
votes elect General john T. ,Averill to
Congress, From the country districts
this answer comes wlth great unanim-
ity; the, 5capdinayisns stand as one
unbroken and unbeatable solid front
agei6st gths attacks ofIthe firm Of De-
mocraoy, Donnelly s. Co.: NJ: Don
,nelly's, friends among them tour years
ago, tand undoubtedly he had friends,
notwithstanding the. fa 4. that they: gen
eSally' wenttsgainst him. have become
3iseqstedr Nth him on, account Of his
b5}rayal Of tie party ,that'basy support
ed him, and viii rot :'onl lE bati5a
swork.s against him.: j MI Me- Doanells
knows fa!l.well the. power the Seandi-
n.vi.ns possess ID the district and it Is
therefore not surprising thst he en-
dcavors to gain 'ther Sympathy aud
support. lLougswiudod documents aud
speeches are being translated, printed
and circulated; But qheg will 1--we rs
little effect, . ~ NJ s.i D.'s Jokes and an
ecdotes. Our people are perhaps Pc
sdliat 10 this. respect-tbey look for
busins,srap.rity, honesty -toEpriaoiples
aad Integrity morethan for long speech
? 's6d 'p9fsdhsl Attacks. e. Money may
bring him some supporters 10 the large
cities, bit they ~ihgenrally Sc found
toabe men Of: no influence aud Of very
little political ;:hnoswllsdgs: W. 2, think
we are justified ii il ,'Issegyi' ng that all the
efforts Of Mr. Donne1iy will be una
vailme> Is III Is Tsgsaltals q his ATTEMPTS
| to convert the Sca6did&sisns 70 his doc
,rine'; they GENERALLY know ybho; ,thssy
may trust and 4 IRE faithful to their
friends. .GT8I dc sftrL. EpoI0 IL
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-IIfk6;aLs,,InM0l2;oToI,E.Mnn d.v

-1dladiah,p psi {, s Ion e Monday, q
decision was rendered in the - Common:
p'ess Gou1s in the }oelsbr..sd Ia@ton
divorce case, granting The decree to
the wife. The parties are from WASH
iugton, D. G. The question of ali
:mooy and jurisdiction Of the child was
reserved for further Il sdesisieS. bota-d
sgo-F Tho steamship t Nebraska, i which
N arrived Ct Liverpool few .days9sgo,
.had,s narrow escape. On tho 10Th MI,
the i E 81 gsqt'in the stoke hole and i
was. thought by all hands the steamer
would go down. Todmake matters
worse the weed work round the boilers
took fire and was put,Jodt- vita great
,exertion,osTh The vessel made port barely
hoatingap zoasa III. .solEto aid n Sit,
- AT The. Newark (N.J. city cleo
ton On Tuesday the Republican ma
0utity MAS about 10000 s q d.
.ssfsp s$oaa .asGt 9aytS .ftoaiiYa3
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For" Court Commiissioner,
CHARLES WALKER.

RETURNING home last night, we
hasten to acknowledge our indebtedness
to Capt. L: W. Collins for tho excellent
care he has 'tak ken Of Tue JouRNA1
during the past five weeks, and to Col.
G. b. Kerr for taking charge Of it, COL
nmns last week during Capt. O.'s
Absence. These gentlemen have both
done so well that We feel Ike insisting
that they shan desert the law and take
to editing, only that would be making
merit . cause for misfortune:
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'o.-0n the Southern Minnesota Rail.
rad, but fourteen miles ,vof track re-
&ahi 70 ~ sesempistsa, 10 close up
no mys milss jgssp sbetween lanes
.botS ma R.m.ey, and BY the 25ths of
Tie present month the excursion train
Vim pan Sv.r the rad. s@t :6na. III: sSSt
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;AGEPuDLlC4N VIoToRIns.

The ,elections this week in Ohio,
1nai,.a, Iowa and Pennsylvania re-
suited in thu complete success Of the
Republican ticket. Districts which
wsrs aesnsidsled doubtful have come
out sarighs, and the, Republican par
~ gives evidence that it is. as strong
to-day Is ever We have 20 hesitation
iu.pEedisting. that the election in Min
nseots next month will, result IN the
triumph of the regular nominees Of the
party BY handsome lmajoritiss. r
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-Pardops for most. Of the Feuiau
44asqaes, tvslvs in number, will be-
isusd by the President this, week.
nhatsiofr 0Naill d will head & the list.
Ehs Ansseinposed IN some cases will
DO removed. 5gF,s..sf 7 o.-,., :..,!. =.
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2 oaaa tths evening aia,ii, Of thea1 2sth! dlt
boy twelve ye ears old, con 81 Alex.
Paterson, j, IF Mansfield Freeborni coin
ty s. "a y, instantly killed While xiorti6g
'.s,.souqd !. can nil, beeing struck 81 tbe
sweep and Knocked between, the rom
q 81, and his bead crushed. IFS s%a7 'o7 |
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g The large = steamer Alexander
Mitchell 81 Wednesday morning ran
into the Ida Fulton. in Coon Slough,
near Winon., breaking The. latter
wheel andninjuiing Y . Tbargea There
Was for 4 time 1muchalArm among the
ld DE- passengers who were reused
from sleep ~ the occurrence. Loss
81, 900. 1888 S's5f fsi:s5a zssg {
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'-McMahon prints a letter in late
Namq,r newspaper, disclaming all res.
possibility for Sedan, =, disaster
wAiehsl he III attributes to Palikao
and the Committee Of Defense, who
oriessdithe march that proved 80 fatal
McMahon's intention was to fall back
on Paris! He exp resses his intention
toapubliah ineonsrovertible proofs Of
Whist he says.I !; .j9'liw II uAita4.n ~:
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The minneapolis Nibsne says .
asJaAiraiss hsld H. DeAuo, t(Crov
Risas) every month !; the la.t one ,oe--
suuiag ea'shea 9Th inst, which, was
wall sttepdsdf Over fifty head Of cat
tle,wers, offered for sale, aud many sales
were effected. .auAlD ehIge & amount Of
gr.in va purchased and ~ th be stores
did aroHain'g business sio y -, throughout CHOU
s4nae aeo!saXrn flt,a rEIttlnian 4sl.lr EaIfi1.rr
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-:'--.aAsi Lar' Crosse Leader under
6ai6ds 6haN the fai1nen(ini the vicinity
IL II V9sssstnt lave completed !. joint
dsosp astaita.ton or'thsa purpose of
Stos,rg thd'ssllisg their wheat. They
purposes sshsttuctihg =. warehouse II On
ths1l1sf near tAs'liuefi!a, innsuch -
manner thAs1ths etsane d.nbeo 'empsied
ihlo The biss'nest Tie roet, orupper floor,
aud fhSa srpes.ed u burgess > sta;'
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sn-Ysrssr The Mississipp'an. who muir
de'ea Celensli Crane; under eircum-
ataaces, Of asrooioua, cruelty, has lately
been lsst light d, but now turns up. .
fra man.. The grrnd. jury. to whish
Vas referred, his case, ~ we'll ~ that Of
Siser,7 who killed . man. in cold blood
months ,ago, has,eoms into eourtwithout
finding indictments in either case, and
asked 70 DO discharged. ,:,. i.4r.
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!, -:shNi@ 2;1IEsG. HHiEs5.E.E- !EsF.. :. TEi7I7TE3
/ -oGE2} ,SHH3}1 3yiTa ,:.H@H
|Prussiaos in their ;endeavors to raise
contributions where the people hive,
been impoverished by ~formar requisit-.
ions .s:sso, s.s1s'r E..sss.5<urt<i
Twelve French iii i55dnclaas passed Do;
yer to=day'bound 'for, east. oa;s. ,-,;;::cs..
Gen: ,Garibaldi has ordered tie pe 10:
ple of Nice ana Savoy to discontinue
agitation at present, as it does no good
and only, embarrasges France in her
struggles against Prussia. 'Hf' %.''''
VIA LONDON.
., LONDON pom, OCT, IT, A correspoo.
dent telegraphs that tha Prussians on
leaving, M'ulhouse fred:a' on the people,
killing aud woundiog several.
1T is stated that LORD Lyons recent ,e1t
ly suggested to Bismarck the expeJi-
ency Of az armstice::" Bismarck replied
that Prussia would be-. glad (; t. make
peace at any time and anywhere, but a
proposition Looking to q truce would
not be entertained for q moment. z
The King ot Saxony has instituted
new order, that Of Saxony; solely to
hohot tthe Kiing q Prussia: The. new
decor alton was delivered on the 9th to
King William, who in response COM
plimented the Saxon troops for their
ga'lantry.
.. War material is shipped daily from
Liverpool i ID large Quantities, Il is sup
posed for France. = -
J Russia denies all reports that she is
making military preparations. The ens
tire press declare that the government
wants peace.
.e4he Germans ARE, closing in upon
Thionvllle. They have been largely
reinforced, and are receiving the siege
guns from strasbourg.r -. .4, ''& : f.. ..'@
LONDON, Oct IA ll!-Fhe Prussians
opened fire on TIC Publications of Paris
to-day, postponing the bombardment Of
the city itself until resistance makes il
inevitable.
A Munich d,spatoh sa j that 5 there
iDs,1rppmroas tthhst Russia has made a
secret treaty with Italy, by which
Tyrol ista beEba1ded to Italy;
| A Boulog9e disgp aetkehh ,ttoe 1.-THE World
states that Bismark officially denies
.hit:lks Prussiaad ale investing Rl>&
for malicious purposes, and is an1i.
Gus for the war to close.
4 "A London dispa.ohos.ys the ;eoutin'
49ahlo accg4p '4f ct tEeqpsa gapd -!
material % the Russian fronnttiior: toward
Germany, eaxeftes considerable fconodro,
aad Rpasian. Journals .are, filed sviith a
i host'ofd comments o1c Bismarck and
Ike 9 .nId oyia o liz so,i7Hi su .9s2alq
sqse5 !sd, e97!5enod1 aouivroa baa
n1oosFDDoas,, oet,s1leA, special sor4es'
pondeut writing from q &, SRousn 9th, states
that the provisional government ia
!mbte Anajmidlhsct &bd<reheH89 q
than that of Paris for tho former for
ffess,,; itFAa' fenaseo 20 kq1eT knew, eo8pt,ie'
800, 900 chsssepots and immense quan-
ks1de1of shiHa a snd, othef stores !.
The people OF Rouen iare lacking ~
Fpfuck, 1bue may possibly show Sight I'm
der ccmmandant De Toby, redoubt-
fu4 6re eater, who has promised 10 de-
dend ahs, city,rt. niamg4D Il 80 qod2
-aVa.l ...411L.2La- 2-;;1aiT
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GIN r. e. LEE died at Lexington,
W., yesterday morning, Of congestion
ofthe brain. he was nearly SO years
ofage.
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isaFoss ie4thsaron yellow fever 1t
New orleans ID Monday. wis s 2 /
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49, % 49, 1880 - Wa IVY
venture to claim that this style Of study
has any theological bearing 81 Or Thai; It
is pursued with any deyout ends 10
view, vt i IS peculiar. to no )! dasnpoamiua-
ton, SIX : age Or 81 condition. *>,o" ts''',
Il While sitting At The breakfast table
Of hotel in q neigh boring city, few few
mornings since, quietly m mn,unohing -" my
mutton chops and mullins, I was strong
y reminded of tie e. old saying, Dc gu.tibus
non 81, disputanduns. A very mild
looking couple, Z evidently just ), married,
came timidlly into the room, and ,hesi-
ta.tinglys alid Up St to ,,he, table md into
ie.ts. When lie polite waiter handed
|, he = bride !. bill q hre, she, scarcely
glaneing at tie sheet, looked up iiuto bis
eyes and murmured, tI'll, ,take-a
piece-of pie I, sa,H Having thus made
known her simple wants Wants she .cluteh,e,,d
convullllsiylely bold e. Of tie coat Flap Of tie
partner q joys, while l' the waiter moved
Of yaiinly s,n,ldeea!'roring e choke down :
chuckle and 70 look up pie :. !, 5 Why
shoaldn,, . bride have pie. 81: bre.kf.st
fiIas .ssfii .Sftis 81 atlff.1 agsfIg. esa ssE
Just think Of dashingI along; It the
Z. rate e,.s of tbirty-tour miles ~ 4. hour
III That i travelling and il s. dons, very
comfortably. The trains On the Penn
sylvani. Central and Pitt,burg, Fort
Wayne and Uhieig roads nov make
thhi. 'sins Between NV sYoff ikd Chi,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-02-02
Landing Of the Chinese Steamer.

At nh early hour yesterday morning Il
Secuted as II II Chinese stink-pot had exploded
IN tho very heart of the city. Rushing fan
ilcally through the streets, woro TO bc seen
hordes of copper-colored-c -cut-throats, the thicf
Hi.you.muckaa.niucks Of all tile Celestial clans
In the city. They cnmhcrcd into racks. express
Wagons, swill-ca hiid street railrofd cars all
bourug down to tho Pacific Mail Steamship
Company's dock, where ,ho steamer America
was discharging her cargo Bf human slaves.
such sceno on quiet Sabbath morning roii.
dered ii more hilarious than il enacted on II
busy week day, when tho thousands who gath.
ercd there yesterday would be attending TO
Before the reeking old Hongkong scow Ind
bcen safely moured alongside tho dock, n
countless horde Of yellow savdgcs filled tho
street IN front of the huge wharf. and every
moment the excitement grow stronger and the
heathanish thTong greater. The cars Rcpt
pouring out old noon.eyed mntrons by the
score, and wagon aftcr wagon load of male
spectators hauled up in front of tho pato
which was soon TO he thrown open TO the dood
of NTH which wns streaming fore and aft from
tho slave ship America. The police were ON
hahh as uSuai 70 net Ms escorts 60 the hellsh
crew, and tho female portion of tho cargo f,rs,
attracted their attention. There wcro nonrIy
three hundred OF them, and like sheep they
huddled mp in ono corner Of tho shed on tho
wharf, whilo the Custom House oflicnls went
through them in search Of opium Quite q
quantity Of the precious drug was found, and
when tho last one had been examined thoy
wore all turned over to their masters. II il
claimed by sotno that thoso creatures are tho
wives OF respectable Chinese merchants. We
lailed TO SEQ any evidence Of the truth Of this
statement, ms thoy were all taken charge Of by
.ne police and conducted TO the very brotheli
.nat nave been described in this paper some
hmo since. There they will take the place OF