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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

Cured Of acknowledgements blind
ness, spots before the eyes, etc, Mr.. Joseph
A. Buyler, of Eastlsnd county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

He will be at all the places
as announced without fail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-06-24

Proprleors of Brighton Nursery, Established isS7)
ROCHESTER,, MY.
sherman, Texas, March I. 1871.
N.9.-Our Agents have WRITTEN Certificates OF
Agcncy.--T. u. Y. & Go.
March II, IS7l.-26:Gm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
NUMBER 80.
Inc Fashions.


Cos'cacs ue1I no longer be en- suit, but are
worn in tFo CT three wei contrasting bues
avoiding bright co'ors. There is Q passion for
embroidery III silks, tra5Iing, and beads Elsb-
crate designs are stamped upon French cash
mere. braided, AMI dotted with cut let beads
Cashmere costumes arc excessively decorated,
not caly si;h this brailin-. bat with very ele-
gsnt and ornate gimp.
Fer egeniag dresses, trairs Of excessive
length are 10 longer vo-n the half train is
much more fashionable. lis uo; Necessary to
have the unisrssirt entirely Of silk, as the back
bresGths, which are covered by the train, can &c
made Of csmh.ic. Heavily brccl1el silks are
revived, aui very good silks can be purchased AZ
much lower rates than for many years. Buties
and houuces should lap over esch other, in place
OF being divided by trimmings placed between,
az heretofore.
Among the Ecacat things sre double tuuics,
Of diHsren. mlterisl. Ba-ques are more becom-
ing 20 tie back It opened 90 the waist permit
tia- che loops arI bows forming the sash 70 be
seen, g. long sssh ends are no lln-er worn.
Little sleeveless .cse.s O.. velvet, cz.hmsrc. cr
siA, are made 60 vce- over thin white dresses
All 'he sLaies Of green ali brown, pale buf
luet with maroon velvet, dark crimson, wine
and r'uu color, anil ssfr.r, relieved with white
(ths latter clneHei 90 'a-lH1r and evening toll
Cts}, g-e 20 great vogue. Olive has become
tavorite cloth FIR i-7 costumes, 41i rich dark
blue is 7lsl much imgei in cil,n and velvet
for fhe same ua'y light sl-.es of blue tur-
sIa. e.. aul tl.-t-s.l. ,..az We.i I'm ;Es eyluiug
Iae Ola yellow green has quite Given place 60
.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

TIE EXPRESS RonsERT.-Haipine, TIE Ex-
press Messenger, shot at Albany o'l Fridsy
night, still survives, and hopes are en rtainoi Of
his recovery. It Is the order Of tae express
Company to have the express mssserf3e close his
car before starting but this time the north door
was left open to I'D the car Of smo ke from the
stove, which wouldn't "draw," pei haps because
the funnel had been tampered with by the rob
bers, of whom there we're evidently Iwo, II not
three. Through the open door: the assassin
sprang, saying to Hslpiue, "Hui los, V oodward
how are you Woodward hein Z the messenger
who slternstes with Hsipiuc. On seeming TO
discover his mistake. hs said, - thought j, was
edwards night on addin Z thst be used 10
be a messenger on the road, AZ d asking 70 ride
to East Albany. Halpine er .nted the desired
permission. No sooner had the train started
out than the stranger shut II e door and fred st
HalPine, bringing him TO the floor, and then plac-
ing the pistol to his head tlose that the powder
buried Halpine's cheek, FIR ID twice more Hal
pine vas Unconscious for portion Of the time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

AN E1cusG ScESE-PAyrHER HUNTING ~
Kgx-uuEY "A panther hunt took place in Ken
lucky a; wesf. The appearance Of wild ami
rasls ue.r ;hs ;oTn o! Rlsaviile alarmed the
people Of the pace. aai Msssrs. Morrison and
.Jeseries and others organized '' hunt Tie
country around Is very broken srd the citizens
.sv thev have frequently heard panther dur-
inc the past ieS months giving vent to unessJh-
~ scresms. Two litle sons Of Mr.. BGrgher,
6ssiinr the dogs bark upon the side Of the ridge,
qrpn,tci 3 squire! had been "tTeed,' aud,
teline the gun. went up to shoot H. Ia few
MINUTES they returned. very much frightened,
ami declared there vss an elephant up the tree,
and herred their father and Messrs. Morrison
md T. b. Harrison, woo happened 10 be present,
To o, wia. them and rec it. Having reached the
,oint. they found not an elephant, but huge
5,nther. resting quietly IN the forhs Of a tree,
ssore tTenrv feet from tie ground. Holding
hurried consultation, lir. Morrison started in
,redisteIv to town for men aud guns, while hr.
Harrison -allopsd off scross the country for that
,,oteran hunter, Mr. Willis Loving, leaving Bur-
zbor. his sors, and the dogs &c keep watch over
81 nauthersha Daring their absence the pan
,bsr lent quiet, occasionally giving utteranee to
a kind Of low purr, raising himself up, brandish-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

WIT Is THE LEGISLATURE OF OaEG0S.-A
member Of this disnia,l iody recently asked
snd obtained leave TO introduce the following
BIZ, the reading Of which, it is sai, created
great laughter;
Be it enacted by the legislative Assembly Of
the State Of Oregon
Section l. No Chinsmen shal! ie allowed 70
die in this State until be has paid ten dollars for
= new pair Of boots with which TO kick the
bucket.
sec , Any Chinamsn DING, under this act
shall bs buried six feet under ground.
Sec 9. Any Chinsmsn who attempts 70 ds
up another Chiuaman's bones, shall first pro
cure = license from the Secretary Of state, i57
which ne shall pay four dollars.
Sec. ( any dead Cbinamsn who attempts 10
dig up his own bones, without giving no1ioc TO
tie Secretary Of State, shall be fined SiO9.
Sec. .. Any Chinsman who shall be born
without bones for the purpose Of wilfudy and
felouiously evsdinc the provisions Of this act,
shall he fined $500.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Ing his tail, and looking down with s contemptu-
Gus eye upon ;ae faithful dogs at the root Of the
tree. In a short time the reinforcements ar
rived, and assuming positions at various points,
four Of them fred at once into the left shoulder.
reserving the remaining barrel for an emergen-
cy. Luckily, however, the shots we're effectual,
and with dull, heavy throb the panther fell to
the ground, his last expiring effort being to
knock enc Of the dogs about fifteen feet with his
righ. arm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

A process called foremauiziuc, for preventing
the decay OF timber. by sprinkliug it while green
With = powder composed Of corrosive sublimate'
arsenic and common salt, has been Used in the
erection Of a railr,sl depot at s.. Louis with
lamentable results. \ large number Of the
1orknen we're poisoned. aad four or five died
from the effects Of inhsling the composition. \
POS, morton examination OF one Of the victims
showed his stomsch 10 be fesrfally liberated,
while the lungs ami liver were nearly destroyed
by abcesses, the righ. lung being enc mass Of
corruption. The unfortunate nen Vas first at
tackled with ulceroue sores and blistsrs, then ex-
perencei great difficulty in breathing, chronic
di2rrhea followed, aud he finally died Many Of
TIE surviving wortmel sre said to be perms-
uently injured, and eleven cf tae.n have brought
suits against the railroad company, laying dam
sees at 81, 600 each.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

No SNoKNG ALLOWED oh Dr. StenTus, Of
Nes London, 10 lis latter years, kept drug
store. a gentleman one day purchased cigar
of the D1c;or, aad. lighting IT,, began % smoke
g Pieg,e DO lot smoke ia tac srorf, - slid Dr.
6, politely, Z" it is against o1- rules
" Bar YOU sell cigars" rej0irsl the gentle
mar, -" sal en- 70 smoke. dya't you,'
60 YES, ~, we sell cigars" replied ;he Doctor.
little sharply.--" and trs sell Physic; 5u; 'es
do='t cliot Il TO operate ia iAs store. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

The follo4ing string Of puBs was portion Of
: rhytbmical welcome given year or two since
to Musical Conyent;an, BY J. 5. . Taylor Of
S. Abua .le .iEssea1er, vita aaioa Mr..
IsJ ior 's nov c5aue-t-i, revived the l.nzs, for
the 5euedt of the siu-ers assembled Jas, seek in
la, ,i.i1se
'i'- o.dfsshoioded sinslas S-s.ts1.
The singing Master years a.o.
stalwart man was lie,
Ie'd pitch the largest lO1t Og hay
Or tune on any key.
"A summer. all the long dav
- with ali his m ght ant main
ne sang amid his sprif ging corn
His hoe-liandsl refrain.
MS rests were Of the mIuim sort,
80 Woniruus tough his bTawn
L n sleeps soft fats sseEsd pointed sharp
Al earliest mornings caWn
Hls meals were lie short meter tunes
To ivelies5 Increment set
Or rather a ciasri1i I0u-d
So ordered, and 90 vet
Ills iarm show'd like a .ht ruled paz3
Whefo mOF'd or furrowed ger
"ltE grassy Intervals gzd bars
rea. opera score.
lie was cunning gardner too
And al his bits Il leisure
SO wisely used that every Fall
Two heets would Eli a measury
woncrous acr0rat Was he
For at q swinging pace
He'd pass without the least luiss..s
From alto down TO base,
And up again, and down ana %
50 speedily he ran.
Some thou ht he mus, De ,wo ia ol1
At lets1 40 suagis man.
lie ustd 90 n til all bis might
\ shake f ON tip % toes
With hands aud feet te=tn.- t.ls
And as q beet his nose
rur lights We.C oft IN lIaclIu- coils
And De had mlles to rits
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20


uue a...a. .,sH.o-. Us --aA cay in t4e
..-r.-. . ,s...-.- 80 -.- ...-.- ..,s-' Uosbv
B na'. r.I-. .. lfe uaauainaas district
VI te .t Haaa jurisdiction. Tie
lsl. W.-- aaE-.a e Lame from the fields,
aal w'E.a...s ,lt shelter from tec RAIN
HHea gradually seemed 10 increase as the
a.a- e.a. 0a. On,-.-co. The ast house.
l-,-.. I.a-p.'- aal a-. and thc pole ran
a railing with lr7a rings, no which
I'D .--.a ial 0a-'s-nei ,--ti- was
Inn .-.- --... ..s--l-s rs.-or-l
ual as-e .. ism ia.rl,-. vaoa the storm
burst a-...
The .uH l v..a guests.
AtaI.a- ta..e. g.. legs o- which were fixed
70 tho wi .-. uuucr9as circle had a--
s-ull.I around 81 tall. --.u. uau. with ;hc
.rJut rl-- .. l.s .cll 1sll. red baaId and
3D. euua.r- iza.-.0B. Uc had long clar-
u1c-. ms 1F himself. uaicr bis arm, and
7as relating 81. amusing story 90 the cou-
rluV. Alter .e lad spoken Ilr while be
stopped o.. u.e .=al-a. AMI drank from a
mug that a.s Standing before him. Every
llv and t..1 .e t.r -Hfa The liI of the
@ O. -..- -.a- Be- E-- empty. when some
.-. among t.e audience fetched aim fresh
.l- from t.H aaaH---, ura1 which tac man
saIi -nle H- ase a--,'1 ar.ia % nnr-
.s,.-
"A. & -.i-, ae continued, raising his
f..ae .a-Naa- I'D .aeigIng that bis listen
es- wsr- Increasing, she I'D castle y1nder
- aHar-eI a-Ia- ID. la as certain a- that
m -.'aaE ae-a or--Si'- 53r- beer.
What aaTe y.- seen, ae--.'-t ras
.4o.a.aai ga -.. sides
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

occupied by the train in passing over the bridge
Sni the Io5ber secured the keys and robbed the
safe Of 5 300, besides $1,000 in non negotiable
bonds With this plunder, smaller than it
would have besn on almost any other night, the
robber escaped. : Smith s Wesson revolver,
with three barrels discharged, was found by
some boys en- Sundsy On the ice under the rail
road bridge. which is undoubtedly the one usel
by The rob5cr, ard thrown ewsy ny him on
jumping from the car after committing the
crime.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
VOL. Xiv.

Ikls - -
and dsgppeaTed again, but was each time 50
distinct that It was impossible to he mis-
taken about it.
There, do YOU see the light?" said the
ueasant in a solemn voice. " It is kindled
and extinguished again in the dark nights
It shines out far over the country. lie who
will 20 trife nearer can hear the moaning
within
Have none Of You had the curiosity to 90
and zee what occasioned the lght?" asked
the stranger.
There are persons who have attempted To
find out, replied the scho0l-master, .' but
1t is not safe. Last year man yentured
among the ruins; what he saw no one knows.
When he returned home he took 10 his bed
and mas never been well since In the sum
mer-time, too, woman went there 70 pick
bilberrles , the effect that visit had upon her
viii last to her dying day she now lies
about among the heather mindius the sheep,
and ls fit Tor nothing. When she is asked
what she beheld, she shakes Ler head and
makes the figure Of the cg-ss up.n her
chest
The school-master having delivered himself
Of this speech, emptiei his tankard, and
then Cazed into IL 70 assure himself thatthere
WAS nothing more left. When, taking his
c.arionet under his arm, be left the room.
It bad become clear, ciO-d.Css evening,
as the moon gradually rose higher. The
peasants dispersed, each going his 0vn way.
The master Of the inn was standing near the
window looking toward the ruins. from
whence the Light continued t1 shine. Tie
stranger approached him.
d" Is there any one, Do yuu think. wll
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
GENERAL NEWS.

] l4@Nss~I u ssso-AhG eA t4I "AaNss
The most successful planter Of Wisconsin j
Mrs. FsrHham. She buried her sixth husbanJ
a few days ago.
A Concord finn is building SIX coaches foi
service in the ne elT discovered diamond region o
South Africa
The correspondent Of religious paper ex
presses the opinion that the innumer2ble water
courses and lakes Of Maine indicate that God
designed that State for the BAptists
\ Portland man lsss week advertised for q
man to take cxre Of a horse. Within the week
he hal a hundred and fourteen answers in per-
FOR, and they hav5n'J done coming yet
\ Tennessee editor got drunk Christmas, went
/ to an enemy's residence and began shooting at
/ him. The latter defended himself, snd the editor
was fatally perforated.
I 4 western clergyman, in recommending a
friend for q situation, says &" He is perfectly
human, snd has made some Of the sblest mis-
takes that ever were made, showing N their
/ happening and in ,heir correcting a hopeful,
/ conscious and growing manhood"
Cincinnati arms her policemen with steel
nippers :Ir seizing their victims. Other cities
don't supply nipFers, al exchange remarks, as
the policemen always know where 20 % and get
them when they want them.
Tie widow Of Kit Barns desires the New York
/ Common Council Co remuuer ,te her for the rats
thrown into the last River when the descent
wls msle uroa her husbsui's pit, AMI also for
a promising haolred dollar bull pup LOST 't the
same uuc
New York Ge,ou-s nearly thousand barrels
/ Of eggs o day. Zach barrel contains eighty do
zen or more, 50 that the sctual daily consumr-
ton is not far from million eggs. acd the cost
/ 10 the consumers shout Sl0,001,O0O a year
IT, -;.. e.-,;,,. l.-s. c.l;f,--;, -,o-,- ,,,.,-,,
,-;L ,t.;, -..-.,.,,h W. ts,, -, f., ,.,,
,rre os .Le-a : !.-,e ~, the S1s1i,b slrb.b..
/ we have sent 10 ihe Sandwich Islands for this
let,e. ia the meantime we must use two Va 80
,.o-.l.-,- ,,,-.,,..sl , ...+.,-, ~ ,.,-,,,..,l
,,;il- -, ~, -,s.,,,-.,.. 60 lS,ss- al
A.. a., t..,,-, .s,'.--s-i +s,rI ~. -,,r-t..s b.i
..s...isi =, 90. .-- -, |i... - .-l ,l.
b,.,C-, =, ,,,l- ,.-,.iftr ,ri ii.ur
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
GENERAL NEWS.

first hsl: Of St. Matthew's gospel.
One thousaul i've hundred aud seyen'y-ds'
registered letters we're stolen last year.
I; costs woman $50 in St. Louis for knock
ing her husband down with hot tin kettle
But he has to pay il.
A San Francisco lady teacher hiss challenge
any male teacher to saw a cord of wood with hci
and pile i, upon time.
A c;rI recently took srssnis 10 whiten her com
/ plezion None could question her success as She
lay in her coffin the next dsy.
A Washington mechanic is constructing
/ fourth rse-p0H5r steam engine, weighing Only
ninety POUNDS. 90 be usel IN propelliug an ex-
/ perimon;al balloon.
Batter Is only 70 cents a pound in Phi!aic.-
/ phis. though it olsts nearly twice that every
whe alae.
The n1buque papers sum up the total amount
Of lumber 90 ID iu that city this year a. g, ,03o,-
/ 900 feel
After recent fls lioueo.4 welding in Chicago,
the ciereyl lsn found he h1d been remuneratel
With q bogus : 100 check.
The LAZY whom we mentioned some tiue since,
governor t4ugl-es, denies that she l. heEe TO
get divorce. Sle has one, ana nov she vents
q husb4ui.-S5a'herH reP.r.
r-,-, ,,,.,.. -,-., ~ -l. ,.-,,,,.-., ..,,.. ,.-
,l-;-.s,r-t. 81, ,l,, ,,s,,5-
f.s H. - ,--o..-y - +, --,.s- ~. ~.
-i-.5 -
There is little colony Of fishermen Jl the
outskirts oi Gloucester, Mass, where the Eng
l.sh laugurse is got spoken Tie people are
fortlGuess-
p1e cf tie ncF elastic togs that has .aunl i;s
way into uarseries represents Bismarck holding
Louis Napoeou jy the ears & vigorous shak-
ing Of tle ez-Emns..r e,ye- great delight 20
d" Young Aueri.a."
The Kansas w,,I..,, ss-g hat 81 l.,-op .t
--,.T,, ,--.... ,..-,,i,.- ,t. ,-.s,..b.re If -,,
i.-7 Ia-..,,-.--. o,- y ta5;r sa-sss by nrrlfes.
,.... f.7 -....+,,.- .t..-,.,.. .is,i.. ~ ,f
o,Is- ,.-....f ,,,-.fiar.
A-s .-'.'-'- -e' .- '.' 'i- '--A % 'u' IT."
l'-"e OF s".i '- COIN -' c'l-'-s'' o' EIout t-ns
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20
FOREIGN NOTES.


President White. Of Cornell University, is hav-
i3S portraits painted BY F. B. Carpenter Of
Goodwin Smith, George William Curtis, Lowell,
and Agass;z, which he proposes to give to tie
University.
a Miss Beasely Of PaTtucket, r. IL study
ing vocal music at Laipsic. Her voice is said to
have incredible range, the compass extending to
high 3, an octave shove the .eger space, and
about three no;cs beyond the highest reached by
CaFlotta Pai,.
The vintage on the Rhine for 1870 is a failure.
German superstition AYERS that every year writ
ten with ciphe- At the end is fatal one for
the vintage. The wine Of 1860 vas snathema-
TIED under the epithet Of Gari5slii," and
that Of 1870 will doubtless be cursed in the
name Of " Napoleon"
L is authoritatively stated that the decision
relative TO the neutrality Of Luxenbourg, which
Bismarck claims for Germany, referred only TO
such military operations as might be judged
necessary during the continuance oftbe war, end
not 20 any poihca! action.
Stephen Glover. the well ku0Sn English sorg
composer, died on the 7th ult, at the age Of
hffy-eight years. Ha vas tie COMPOSER Of
ha, are the Wild waves saying ''The
monks Of OLD, "Way DO sumner roses "a le,"
q" love the merry sunshine sud mlry other
celebrated ballads.
rt U, tl 5,..,-
,,i,- --
-. '- d. 80 -''i
ls1mauy las given the or SjJ. 600 in 20 lump.
the sheriff has for three years given away S-1,-
WV vera S' 1l1- .i '@.i Winter "I"i 5'- i7
- "V' ~ 'H.'.,o- = " Dl'5i'
s'g''es % '0e '''5H.7 q. we Jus
''' -Ai RI 81 ''-5-'-.17 ''' i,'s'-
~ '1s % i1-'--'s-.' q, .AS '-- Sues
N--Iii- -' O-e u llAt 'l.-'Ae mas l-'lJ Y'.-
t'g5s pan ''i 1''e l'''A'..n o- i---
.1'' ,ul lu7 Fl'sllI .-'e-s io'.e.. ''suls
bs,.,il ,..r.,..
-iee Fl -.tl 81 yiA 10 uetl.--t i-. nav
ing opposed tte continuance % She Wa-, a-i fl-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

new factory Is to be established in New
York for the nanut1ctlre Of fine silk goods Of
all kinds on a much larger scale than ever at
tempted before in this country. It Is intended
to join with the enterprise thst Of raising the
silk. Eggs ana cocoons will DO imported from
Jspan, ard it will he tried whether the silk
worm can thrive ou the lesy,s Of the ailsn,hus
tree.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Near the ruins Of Thebes. IN Egypt. is lake
called the Purple Lake, from the fact that IT'S
waters st certain period annually assume a
purple tint. The cause Of this phenomenon is
unexplained.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

Friday Of last week was the col1os: day which
has been eEperieuesl in Memphis ior twenty
years
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20


Ir--.. N.-rse5 Eor.rlrr-lra -I.e-. sl-
...r..f. f....-.... 81. -....-- -,..,- s-., ,s,-. ~
DE -' --l .-- --lA -es ''','
-ul rr. ably llC. b.. She ,4uA Ia4laa lu
f--..-r. u.s. l.. IN rows sl b.s rr along.
.,-.,t .e -.. ...-- .r,- ,7ti.5 be spent as aa
ey..a .9 p.r---. .--- -.t.-5a- is s.iI bis a-l-
I.-...7 .,--.. .+ t.,. ,.-,s.-- time lie Is more
.,-..-... ... I.-. he r.s1t.t;o1 ur-srer5rs
r.., .r.. ...-...,., &. .-sl aware OF -..e usse,g
&. o. r5t-e .a5 order. ard like nearly all the
elre...l -.=-.l r..9l-. e.,t.- IT-rteas W u1r.;-
means. lave s..-i. hss 20 faith
81 .-.,gr. .- ..- s.I.-aa.l.-t future f.- their
ir--l l.-...- .- Isr- 5-a rl.q or so.ifrel
r..ars-r. when hs er.-e.- to ic. an8 j. nrota-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1871-01-20

dow Pru WAS sssAssI,4rr1.-A .peci.l
despatch TO the N.T. H.rsl2 f-om ,,..,r.l. says
that Gen. P.im's alju.sr-, VII, vas vj.h lia Ct
the time cr lie asszssisa,i q. eiy,s Che s'l.r.ue
account Of ths. af,ir ..l'nin sai -sa aide 81
usu7l. les, tire C.---s. 1T .ls c.c ,ls,oa q ra.',
in toe afternoon, s., hsl.-7t- s-ss7. ,a-ss-i
carriage AMI drove rapidly through lurr, s'rs,t
the shortest Sly hou tle Cart.s O., Pine 'ssr
Office The streets were iescr;ei, f'- the people
Of Madrid are not fod OF l4lulinz .b.u- 10 "a
driving sros storm. Just d, the u-.u, riere
the Cole del Tur'a i,lcuches through -.lres
nas.ace into AicslIe the brc4iasf -s-egt -- ;t.
citv. tro hired csts were -raWn up and o.-
structel the Wv. This Eas 81 common a4 event.
however. thst it would scsrce'y have attracted
attention, but Lieut. Mays. Prim's adjIaur.
Dropped the glass IN ths door u tb- carriage
uelrsst h;;a and looked or. jus- 10 tine 300 see
two mea vho were carrying guns -ni-r taeir
long Anda'usisn closEs, advtu-.t e f'om tie
shadow Of the cabs lie s.l asr..y line ~ cry
cut: "Stcp, celer4., iAsy arc .,,.rg go nrr,
when the muzzlss of TWO o'd nshila-t rlsousc.s
or Jiuaderbusses ssre dlstci into ,ne ctrrisgc
through The Winl!oEs on either hac1. sllyer.tg
the giass 10 a-0tls. ard ;iC.r contents we've dir
shsrgei noiar t.l,us At the upan,s ia th- hack
seat. Who must hsve recH uudi,tlcgu' shshlc IA
tie darkress Taa next moment She a-sassiIs
dar:el back under cover of the cafs. sui 50
around into Alcrl4, vaers thy r0uai,i tao
horses tel to slae trees. az N an instant were
safe frr.l pursuit. tecsuse Of the snow sut DARK
ness. The driver # Prim's csrria - id that
ne assaulted the as.ssaius srd lsshsd thea with
bis whip until they led, hut il il doubtful ii hs
had tine 20 % ali this, for the uiurderoUe wcrk
was as nearly instsut2ne0us as could te. The
coachrisn dashed his horses forward sg,inst a
number OF cabs, upse;tin- one Of them. and
drove With hot hssis 10 the war Office, where The
wounded men aliehted. Prin simply repsrsei
to The sentinel, ''i sm wcuedei. but no; ra-ch.'